났어요

came to mind, occurred to me, fell out of favor

→ 나다
verb · formal, past tense Common #4,742
came to mind, occurred to me Used in the expression 생각이 나다, meaning that a thought or memory comes to mind.
KO: 갑자기 좋은 생각이 났어요.
EN: A good idea suddenly came to mind.
fell out of favor Used in the expression 눈 밖에 나다, meaning to lose someone’s favor.
KO: 실수해서 선생님 눈 밖에 났어요.
EN: I made a mistake and fell out of the teacher’s favor.
Conjugation of 나다

구경 났어요?

Did you see it?

— 롤라 런 (1998)

그냥 꿈 때문에 생각이 났어요

It just came to mind because of a dream.

— 히든 (2005)

차 펑크 났어요?

Did you get a flat tire?

— I Saw the Devil (2010)

화가 많이 났어요.

I was very angry.

구멍이 났어요.

There's a hole.

아빠가 떠나서 화가 많이 났어요

I was very upset because Dad left.

— 인터스텔라 (2014)

저는 지각을 많이 해서, 선생님 눈 밖에 났어요.

I was late so often that I fell out of my teacher’s good graces.

불 났어요!

Fire!

— Oasis (2002)

저기, 자리 났어요

Excuse me, is this seat taken?

— 로마 (2018)

짜증 났어요?

Are you annoyed?

— 영원 (2025)

났어요!

It happened!

— 박쥐 (2009)

신문에 났어요

It was in the newspaper.

— 좋은 친구들 (1990)

친구가 갑자기 몸이 안 좋아서 구급차가 오고 난리가 났어요

My friend suddenly fell ill, so an ambulance came and everything turned chaotic.

— 오디션 (2000)

소문이 났어요.

There was a rumor.

젠장, 차가 박살 났어요

Damn, the car is wrecked.

— 더 립 (2026)

허먼이 멀미 났어요!

Herman feels seasick!

— 인디아나 존스: 최후의 성전 (1989)

겁이 났어요

I was scared

— Svaha: The Sixth Finger (2019)