What does 다 mean?
다 means "all; completely" in Korean.
How it works here
‘다’ modifies the following verb phrase and emphasizes that everything can be shown.
When it's used
Used when saying that something will be included or shown without omission.
The line
제가 다 보여드릴 수 있습니다!!
I can show you everything!!
The speaker says they can show every part of something.
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More examples
창고 안 물건을 다 정리했어요.
I organized everything in the storage room.
숙제는 다 끝냈니?
Did you finish all the homework?
Quick check
What does this mean here?
다
제가 다 보여드릴 수 있습니다!!
I can show you everything!!
- Only a few, not nearly all.
- Only the one at the very front.
- Everything, without leaving anything out.
- Only what will be looked at again later.
Show the answer
Everything, without leaving anything out.
‘다’ emphasizes the whole quantity or range and is similar to ‘모두’ (all), but often sounds more direct.
Other words in this line
- 저
- I; me (humble)
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