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Past interrogatives in Korean Hey! Can someone explain me how to form past interrogatives in Korean (especially in informal way)? I found an information that you need to add 았/었/였 + - (으) ㄹ 까 If so, can someone give me a few examples? Thank you in advance!

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았/었/였 + 을까 is past supposition interrogative form. The form of the normal past interrogatives for informal way is 았/었/였 + 어 or 았/었/였 + 니/냐(more informal way between intimate relations) e.g. 언제 왔어? 밥 먹었어? 그 영화는 재미있었어? 공부 많이 했어?
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았/었/였 is changed by verb

I am not sure that these English examples are grammatically correct, but let me give you a few example

1. Who did our daughter take after? Me? Or you? >>> 우리 딸은 누구를 닮았을까요? 나? 아니면 당신?

2. Did he eat breakfast yesterday?

>>> 그가 어제 아침밥을 먹었을까?

3. What was i in my previous life?

>>> 전생에 난 무엇이였을까?

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