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다니지

go around, attend, go around doing, routinely do while going about

→ 다니다
verb · informal Uncommon #9,726
go around, attend
KO: 요즘은 매일 학교에 다니지.
EN: These days, I go to school every day.
Conjugation of 다니다
Indicative present
다녀요
Imperative
다녀
Conditional
다니면
Future
다닐
Indicative imperfect
다니던

뭐, 씨발, 찡그리고 막 도망 다니지?

What the fuck, are you going to keep frowning and running away?

— 살인의 추억 (2003)

갖고 다니지 않으면 잃을 것도 없다.

If you don't carry it, you have nothing to lose.

유치원 다니지?

Do you go to kindergarten?

— 몬스터 주식회사 (2001)

놓고 다니지 맙시다!

Let’s not leave things lying around!

— Il Mare (2000)

자넨 왜 검사님과 같이 다니지?

Why are you hanging out with the inspector?

— 엘 시크레토: 비밀의 눈동자 (2009)

가족과 국가를 위해 당근을 찾아 다니지.

Don't go looking for carrots for your family and country.

— 조조 래빗 (2019)

여기 있지 말고 우리 랑 다니지 않을래요?

Instead of staying here, wouldn't you like to come along with us?

— 양철북 (1979)

내일부터 회사 어떻게 다니지?

How am I supposed to get to work starting tomorrow?

— Pavane (2026)

우리는 사무라이가 아니야, 검을 들고 다니지 않아.

We are not samurai, we don't carry swords.

— 극장판 귀멸의 칼날: 무한성편 (2025)

auxiliary · informal Rare #31,099
go around doing, routinely do while going about Used after -고 to describe doing something habitually or while going about. Here, -지 is a plain-style sentence ending.
KO: 저는 물병을 들고 다니지.
EN: I carry a water bottle around.
Conjugation of 다니다
다녀다니지
Indicative past
다녔어

밥은 제대로 먹고 다니지

You are eating properly, aren't you?

— Svaha: The Sixth Finger (2019)

배달 때문에 각 집의 열쇠를 다 갖고 다니지?

You carry all the keys to the houses because of deliveries, right?

— 아멜리에 (2001)