Progressive tense in Korean?
I only know the basics of 고 있다 I only use it when it is currently happening.
Sentence Ex: I was eating yesterday.
• I was talking with them just 2 days ago.
• I haven't been doing any jogging lately.
• Could you stop spraying us with water?

I only know the basics of 고 있다 I only use it when it is currently happening.
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Question

Progressive tense in Korean?
I only know the basics of 고 있다 I only use it when it is currently happening.
Sentence Ex: I was eating yesterday.
• I was talking with them just 2 days ago.
• I haven't been doing any jogging lately. 
• Could you stop spraying us with water?

I only know the basics of 고 있다 I only use it when it is currently happening.
 and

Answer

Or  You can say  ~v하는 중이야.
I was talking with them just 2 days ago.  2일전에 그 사람들하고 얘기 하고 있었어
• I haven't been doing any jogging lately.  요즘 조깅 안 하고 있어.
• Could you stop spraying us with water? 물 뿌리는 거 그만 해 줄래?

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