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I don't know what is the difference between 2 verb ending 다고 하다 / 라고 하다
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Both can be used in "quoted speech", but "-다고" is used for adjectives or past markers, 었/았/였".
e.g.
예쁘다(adjective, to be pretty) >> 예쁘+다고 / NOT 예쁘라고
먹다(verb, to eat) >> 먹 + 었 + 다고 / NOT 먹었라고
On the other hand, "-라고" is used
1) before "-이다/아니다"
when....
2) verb stem without a last consonant(=받침)
3) verbs ends with the last consonant ' ㄹ'
e.g.
꽃+이다(it's a flower) >> 꽃이 + 라고 했다.
꽃이 + 아니다(it's not a flower) >> 꽃이 아니+라고 했다.
가다(no last consonant in the verb stem, '가' ) >> 가 (Go away!) >> 가+라고 했다.
놀다(the verb stem has the last consonant 'ㄹ') >> 놀아 >> 놀 + 라고 했다.
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