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Processing keyword: (으)러 가다/오다 [(eu)reo gada/oda] (Go/come to do something)
| Verb Stem | + (으)러 | + 가다/오다 | = Purpose of Going/Coming |
|-----------|----------|-------------|----------------------------|
| 먹다 (meokda) | 먹으러 | 가다 | 가다 -> 가서 먹다 (Go to eat) |
| 공부하다 (gongbuhada) | 공부하러 | 오다 | 오다 -> 와서 공부하다 (Come to study) |
Verb | Purpose Form | Complete Form |
---|---|---|
가다 (gada) | 공부하러 (gongbuharo) | 공부하러 가다 (Go to study) |
오다 (oda) | 일하러 (ilharo) | 일하러 오다 (Come to work) |
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In Korean culture, the nuance of purpose in motion is crucial. Knowing when to use (으)러 가다/오다 indicates not only intention but also reflects a thoughtful approach to communication.
Using this form correctly demonstrates respect and politeness, particularly in formal settings. The level of formality also affects the choice between 다, 요, and other endings, which can change based on the audience.
Feel free to explore with different verbs to enhance your understanding and usage of this grammatical structure!
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