What does 만들었어 mean?
만들었어 means "I made it" in Korean.
How it works here
‘만들었어’ says that the speaker has already made the cake.
Dictionary form
만들다
To create or complete something new
‘만들다’ is a basic, broad verb for creating or completing something and is more everyday than ‘제작하다’ or ‘창조하다.’
When it's used
Used when showing someone an object, food, or result that one made personally.
The line
와, 케이크 내가 만들었어.
Wow, I made the cake.
Someone shows others something they made themselves.
Scene from “비행記 in 부산 (Travel Log in Busan) #1｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.100” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
주말에 직접 책상을 만들었어.
I made the desk myself over the weekend.
이 반죽으로 쿠키를 만들면 모양이 잘 나와요.
If you make cookies with this dough, they turn out nicely shaped.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
만들었어
와, 케이크 내가 만들었어.
Wow, I made the cake.
- To create or complete something new.
- To repair something existing and use it again.
- To take someone outside.
- To keep an object temporarily.
Show the answer
To create or complete something new.
‘만들다’ is a basic, broad verb for creating or completing something and is more everyday than ‘제작하다’ or ‘창조하다.’
Other words in this line
- 와
- An exclamation of surprise or admiration
- 케이크
- Cake
- 나
- The speaker; I
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