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* Normally cannot be used with past tense forms in either clause

*To make a supposition or conjecture in the present tense, see [[A/V + 겠다]]. <!--Should link to past tense page later-->

*The past tense form is: 아니었다.

... - Future tense or something that is more suppositional. <!--Is the future tense possible or only use for supposition?? →future tense is possible.-->

*과거 <[[過]][[去]]> - the past, the past tense

|def = Important, tense<!-- Definition -->

*This pattern has a different meaning when attached to the past tense form, see [[A/V + 았/었 + 더니]]. *The future tense cannot be used because you haven't observed it yet.

|+Past tense |+Future tense

...nik͈a]) ending, Jeolla people use -ngkkei (능게 [ŋk͈ei]), so the past tense of the verb "did" ("because someone did it"), haesseunikka (했으니까 [h

#REDIRECT [[긴#緊 (Important, tense)]]

|align="center"|<big>ɕ͈</big>|| ㅆ || ss || — || before [i] or [j]<br>tense [ɕ] |align="center"|<big>k͈</big>|| ㄲ || kk || ''s'''k'''in'' || tense [k]

...was only later that a similar convention was used to represent the modern "tense" ([[wikipedia:Faucalized voice|faucalized]]) consonants of Korean.

|subtype = Tense

|subtype = Tense

|subtype = Tense

|subtype = Tense

|subtype = Tense

**더러워! (dirty - present tense) → 드러워!

Tensification happens when a consonant becomes tense because of what preceeds it.

*Tense consonants or glottalized (written as two simple consonants and involve ten