나간

that went out, that left, that appeared on, that went on

→ 나가다
verb · past tense Uncommon #6,236
that went out, that left Past-tense form used before a noun.
KO: 밖으로 나간 사람이 아직 안 왔어요.
EN: The person who went outside hasn’t come back yet.
that appeared on, that went on Used for appearing or taking part in a show or program.
KO: 그 쇼에 나간 배우를 알아요.
EN: I know the actor who appeared on that show.
Conjugation of 나가다

사피나 한테 그날 밤 나간 거 얘기했어?

Did you tell Safina that you went out that night?

— 걸리 보이 (2019)

여럿 죽어 나간 방 이야

This is the room where several people died.

— 홍등 (1991)

이 쇼에 나간 사람은 절대 돌아오지 못해.

Anyone who goes on this show never comes back.

— 더 러닝 맨 (2025)

음향도 나간 것 같습니다

It seems the audio has gone out too.

— 특전 U보트 (1981)

그리고, 바다로 나간 자

And, the one who went out to sea

— 울프 콜 (2019)

아내는 잠들어 있고 아들은 산책을 나간 사이 누군가 들어와 죽인 건 말이 안 되죠

It doesn’t make sense that someone came in and killed him while his wife was asleep and his son was out for a walk.

— 추락의 해부 (2023)

아빠는 전쟁에 나간 거 라고.

Dad went off to war.

— 조조 래빗 (2019)

밖으로 나간 걸 까요?

Did they go outside?

— 무방비 도시 (1945)

집 나간 지 얼마나 됐죠?

How long has it been since you left home?

— 중앙역 (1998)

왜 도둑처럼 살금살금 나간 거 지?

Why did you sneak out like a thief?

— 서스페리아 (1977)

저 쇼에 나간 사람들은 아무도 못 돌아왔어.

None of the people who went on that show ever came back.

— 더 러닝 맨 (2025)