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Processing keyword: 부터 [buteo] (From)
In Korean, the term 부터 (buteo) is used to indicate the starting point of an action or a time frame. It is equivalent to the English word "from." Understanding how to use 부터 is essential for discussing activities, times, and sequences properly.
[ noun ] + 부터
Example:
- 오늘 (today) + 부터 = 오늘부터 (From today)
에서 (eseo): Indicates where an action takes place, often translated as "at" or "in."
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