는/은/을+데 means somewhere, when we use 는데, when we use 은데, when we use 을데?Thank you.
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'데' means somewhere. 는, 은, 을 etc make an adjective.
-는 is usually used with an action verb stem.
제가 사는 데는 여기예요. Here's where I live. / I live here.
제가 밥 먹는 데는 따로 있어요. There's another place where I have a meal.
-은/운/ㄴ is used with an adjectival(or descriptive verb) verb stem.
여기보다 더 좋은 데로 가죠. Let's go somewhere better than here.
추운 데서 오래 있지 마세요. Don't stay long in where it's cold. (Don't stay long, it's cold outside.)
그런 데 가지 마세요. Don't go somewhere like that.
잘 데 없으면 ㅇㅇ(이)한테 물어봐요. Ask ㅇㅇ(someone's name) if you have no place to sleep.
*Notice the [ㄹ] isn't used as the future tense.
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You can be helped if you write examples.
예문을 써주시면 검토하는데 도움이 될 것 같아요.
새해 복많이 받으세요^0^
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