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• 끊기다 (kkeunkkida) – to be cut off / disconnected (passive form of 끊다, “to cut”)
• -어버리다 – a grammar pattern added to a verb stem that adds a sense of completeness, finality, or sometimes regret/frustration — like “ended up ~ing”

So 끊겨버렸어 = “It got cut off (and that’s just how it ended up)” — often said with a tone of frustration or resignation, like when a call drops, a connection dies, or something abruptly stops.

Context matters a lot with this one — it’s commonly used for:

• Phone calls / video calls dropping
• Internet/wifi disconnecting
• A relationship or conversation “cutting off”

이거 좀 궁금했어요” 💭
= “I was kind of curious about this”

Perfect for when you finally ask that question that’s been on your mind. 이거 (this) + 좀 (a bit/kind of) + 궁금했어요 (I was curious)😄

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