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Decoded Slug: 한테서/에서 [hanteseo/eseo] (From someone)
Korean Grammar Point
한테서/에서 [hanteseo/eseo] (From someone)
한테서/에서 [hanteseo/eseo] (From someone)
Short explanation:
Used to denote the source or origin; 'from'.
Formation:
Noun + 한테서/에서
Examples:
친구한테서 편지를 받았어요. 그는 항상 연락을 잘해줘요.
Chinguhanteseo pyeonjireul badasseoyo. Geuneun hangsang yeollageul jalhaejwoyo.
I received a letter from a friend. He always keeps in touch well.
서울에서 부산까지 차로 얼마나 걸릴까요?
Seouleseo Busankkaji chalo eolmana geollilkka yo?
How long does it take by car from Seoul to Busan?
제가 이 책을 도서관에서 빌렸어요.
Jega i chaegeul doseogwaneseo billyeosseoyo.
I borrowed this book from the library.
그 음식은 어머니한테서 배웠어요.
Geu eumsikeun eomeonihanteseo baeweossseubnida.
I learned how to cook that dish from mother.
Long explanation:
'한테서/에서 [hanteseo/eseo]' is a location particle in Korean language which signifies the source, place, or person from which something originates or comes from. It can be used in various contexts to indicate the source of an object or the starting location of a movement. Usually '에서 [eseo]' is used with inanimate objects or places, while '한테서 [hanteseo]' is used with persons.