How to use (으)ㄴ 적 있다 in a sentence
I've recently learned this particle which is supposed to mean: to have+to have done something. However, I can't understand how to use it, so I need some examples. Thanks!
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나는 김치를 먹어본 적(이) 있다.
나는 미국에 가본 적(이) 있다.
나는 시골에 살아본 적(이) 있다.
우리 가족은 가난했던 적(이) 있다.
내 친구는 스페인어 수업을 들어본 적(이) 있다.
나는 머리를 짤게 자른 적(이) 있다.
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적 is the "noun of experience". So 적이 있다 means "the experience exists" or "I have the experience of...". You use it with another verb, and a lot of the time, it is used with another grammar principle: V + 보다 = to try to V. So you get V + 본 적이 있다 = I have (tried/experienced/done) V. I would read the following, it is very helpful: http://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit-2-lower-intermediate-korean-grammar/unit-2-lessons-26-33/lesson-32/#324
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