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Decoded Slug: 까지 [kkaji] (Until, up to)
Korean Grammar Point
까지 [kkaji] (Until, up to)
까지 [kkaji] (Until, up to)
Short explanation:
Used to indicate the endpoint of a range or limit in time, space, amount, or degree.
Formation:
Noun + 까지
Examples:
첫 번째 학기는 총 여섯 개월 동안이에요. 즉, 1월부터 6월까지입니다.
Cheot beonjjae hakgineun chong yeoseot gaeweol dongan-ieyo. Jik, 1weolbuteo 6weolkkajiibnida.
The first semester is a total of six months. That is, from January until June.
저는 매일 아침 일찍 일어나서 밤 10시까지 일합니다.
jeoneun maeil achim iljjik ileonaseo bam 10sikkaji ilhabnida.
I wake up early every morning and work until 10 at night.
오늘은 돈이 5000원까지 밖에 없어서 저녁을 거르고야 말았어요.
Oneuleun doni 5000wonkkaji bakke eopseoseo jeonyeogeul georeugoya marasseoyo.
I only had up to 5000 won today, so I ended up skipping dinner.
지금까지 한 일을 포함해서 모든 내용을 보고서에 적어주세요.
jigeumkkaji han ireul pohamhaeseo modeun naeyong-eul bogoseoe jeog-eojuseyo.
Please write down everything, including what you've done up until now, in the report.
Long explanation:
'까지 [kkaji]' is a postposition used in Korean to limn a limitation or the endpoint of a range. It can be used in various aspects such as time, space, quantity, degree, and more. This is similar to the English concept of 'up to' or 'until'. When used in a sentence, it often designates a certain limit or endpoint.