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difference between 던 / 었던 a lot of people try to explain me the difference between 던 / 었던 but some people tell me is that same, and it's not really about the past... so now i'm confuse, somebody can help me about that

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I think this has to do more with the nuance. For example, 나와 춤을 췄던 사람 would be "the person who danced with me" (focus is on who[person]) And 나와 춤을 췄었던 사람 = "the person who was dancing with me" (focus is on the action[dacing] that was carried out)
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Hello, that's a tough question, I think my notebook entry will help you to get the hang of usage between '었던' and '던': http://www.italki.com/entry/438129

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