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(Of course), I've done it (before) - (당연히) (전에) 해봤죠

당연히 = Of course
전에 = before
해봤죠 = I've done it

Usually, when we use 해봤죠, 당연히 and 전에 are implied and omitted. So if I say, "축구 해봤죠," it means, "(Of course), I've played soccer (before)."

When 축구 해봤죠 is used as a question like "축구 해봤죠?", it means, "You have played soccer before, haven't you?"

해봤죠 is a formal form and 해봤지 is an informal form.
해봤죠 is a contracted form of 해봤지요.

Eg.

축구 해봤지. = (Of course), I've played soccer (before). [Informal]
축구 해봤지? = You have played soccer (before), haven't you? [Informal]

Usually, 봤죠 form is used as an answer to a question.

Eg.

축구 해봤어요? = Have you played soccer (before)?
축구 해봤죠 = (Of course), I've played soccer (before).
축구 안해봤죠 = (Of course), I haven't played soccer (before).

Alternative answers

(예), 축구 해봤어요 = (Yea), I've played soccer (before).
(아뇨), 축구 안해봤어요 = (No), I haven't played soccer (before).

References: Try doing - 해 보다, It's cold, isn't it? - 춥지요?

Rule

Informal present spoken form of verbs + 봤죠

Eg.

해봤죠 = (Of course), I've done it (before)
먹어봤죠 = (Of course), I've tried[eaten] it (before)
가봤죠 = (Of course), I've been[gone] there (before)
사봤죠 = (Of course), I've bought it (before)
입어봤죠 = (Of course), I've tried it on[worn it] (before)
살아봤죠 = (Of course), I've lived there (before)

Example Sentences

(전에) 김치 먹어봤어요? = Have you tried kimchi (before)?
(당연히) 김치 먹어봤죠. = (Of course), I've tried kimchi (before).
서울 가봤어요? = Have you been to Seoul (before)?
서울 가봤죠. = (Of course), I've been to Seoul (before).
미국에서 살아봤죠. = (Of course), I've lived in the States (before).
파스타 만들어봤죠. = (Of course), I've made pasta (before). [Therefore, I know how to cook pasta.]