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Processing keyword: ~기 시작하다 [gi sijakhada] (Start to do)
The grammar point ~기 시작하다 translates to "to start to [do something]" in English. It is used to indicate the beginning of an action or a process. This structure is essential for expressing when an activity commences.
~기 시작하다 can be broken down into two parts:
The structure can be visualized as follows:
[Verb Stem] + 기 시작하다
Verb Stem | Transformation | Meaning |
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먹다 | 먹기 시작하다 | to start to eat |
자다 | 자기 시작하다 | to start to sleep |
가다 | 가기 시작하다 | to start to go |
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In Korean culture, expressing the start of an action can reflect the value placed on perseverance and beginning anew. In conversations, using this grammar point often signifies a transition to a new phase or undertaking—a common theme in Korean narratives.
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