건너다([geon-neo-da/cross]) means to go across a road, bridge, or river. In polite speech, say 건너요([geon-neo-yo]) or 건넙니다.
건넜어요([geon-neo-sseo-yo/crossed]) is the polite past form. Example: 어제 다리를 건넜어요 (I crossed the bridge yesterday).
건너야 해요([geon-neo-ya hae-yo/have to cross]) means you must cross. Example: 횡단보도를 건너야 해요 (I have to cross at the crosswalk).
건너다([geon-neo-da/cross]) means "to cross". To go from one side of a road, bridge, or river to the other side.
1. Daily: “건너요? (geon-neo-yo)” Do you cross?
2. Past: 건넜어요([geon-neo-sseo-yo/crossed]) crossed.
3. Duty: 건너야 해요([geon-neo-ya hae-yo/have to cross]) have to cross.
4. Warning: 건너지 마세요([geon-neo-ji ma-se-yo/don't cross]) don't cross.
A: Where do you cross?
B: 횡단보도를 건너요. B: hoeng-dan-bo-do-reul geon-neo-yo.B: I cross at the crosswalk.
A: 혼자 건너요? A: hon-ja geon-neo-yo?A: Do you cross alone?
B: 네, 신호 보고 건너요. B: ne, sin-ho bo-go geon-neo-yo.B: Yes, I cross after checking the signal. - 건너다([geon-neo-da/cross])
A: Where did you cross yesterday?
B: 어제 다리를 건넜어요. B: eo-je da-ri-reul geon-neo-sseo-yo.B: I crossed the bridge yesterday.
A: 혼자 건넜어요? A: hon-ja geon-neo-sseo-yo?A: Did you cross alone?
B: 네, 친구랑 같이 건넜어요. B: ne, chin-gu-rang ga-chi geon-neo-sseo-yo.B: I crossed with a friend. - 건넜어요([geon-neo-sseo-yo/crossed])
A: Where do you have to cross?
B: 횡단보도를 건너야 해요. B: hoeng-dan-bo-do-reul geon-neo-ya hae-yo.B: I have to cross at the crosswalk.
A: 왜 횡단보도를 건너야 해요? A: wae hoeng-dan-bo-do-reul geon-neo-ya hae-yo?A: Why do you have to cross at the crosswalk?
B: 안전하니까요. B: an-jeon-ha-ni-kka-yo.B: Because it's safe. - 건너야 해요([geon-neo-ya hae-yo/have to cross])
• 건너다([geon-neo-da/cross]) cross / go across
- 건넜어요([geon-neo-sseo-yo/crossed]) crossed
- 건너고 싶어요([geon-neo-go si-peo-yo/want to cross]) want to cross
- 건너야 해요([geon-neo-ya hae-yo/have to cross]) have to cross
- 건너지 마세요([geon-neo-ji ma-se-yo/don't cross]) don't cross