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can a korean break this sentece down for me word by word please ? 내가 전에 했던 것에 대해 미안해 I know that it generaly means *sorry for what lve done * but l need the excat meaning please Thank you ^_^

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Eigo is almost right except '대해' which means 'about' or 'for'. 

and '했던' is just 'have done' not necessarily done repeatedly. 

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can a korean break this sentece down for me word by word please ?

내가 전에 했던 것에 대해 미안해
I know that it generaly means *sorry for what lve done * but l need the excat meaning please
Thank you ^_^

 

내가 이전에 했던 것들에 대해 미안하게 생각해

also since im a engilsh learner, im so sorry for explaining well in english. But at least ill try to make it sense to understand

 

the sentence u made is perfectly understanable but a part of '에 대해' is little bit unnatrual for me Because oftenly both for american and for korean are used to say like this, 'i feel so sorry~ or i think that~' 

 

therefore if i were u i would rather say like 미안하게 생각해

 

you know, everyone like to be uncertain and say indirectly

 

have a nice day 

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The sentence is grammatically incorrect. It should be either "내가 전에 했던 것들은 미안해" or "내가 전에 했던 것들에 대해 미안하게 생각해". Confused? Verbs like these are called "역구조동사", something like "gustar" in Spanish where subject and object are swapped. (I don't know the term in English)
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I'm just learning myself, but here's what I think: 내 "I/Me/My" ** 가 subject marker ** 전에 before ** 했던 것에 things done(-던 implies the things were done repeatedly) ** 대해 great harm ** 미안해 sorry ** "For the great harm [caused by] the things i did [more than once], I'm sorry"

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