갑자기 인터넷이 먹통이 되어서 당황했다.
Suddenly the internet went down, so I was flustered.
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Verb inflections
| Form | Inflected form |
|---|---|
| Base | 당황하다 |
| Present | 당황한다 |
| Polite | 당황해요 |
| Formal | 당황합니다 |
| Past | 당황했다 |
| Past + Polite | 당황했어요 |
| Guess + Polite | 당황하겠어요 |
| Connective | 당황하고 |
| Conditional | 당황하면 |
| Volitional | 당황하자 |
| Imperative | 당황해라 |
| Imperative + Polite | 당황하세요 |
| Attributive | 당황하는 / 당황한 / 당황할 |
Handwriting
Example sentences
He made a flustered expression at the sudden question.
사막에서 신기루를 본 여행객들은 당황했다.
The travelers who saw a mirage in the desert were bewildered.
눈길에서 자동차 바퀴가 헛돌기 시작해서 당황했다.
I was flustered when the car wheels started spinning in place on the snowy road.
Usage Notes
Used when someone is so surprised or rushed that they do not know how to react.
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