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Processing keyword: ~기 위해서 [gi wihaeseo] (In order to)
~기 위해서 is used to indicate the purpose or intent behind an action. It can be translated as "in order to", "so as to", or "for the sake of".
The structure combines a verb stem with ~기 위해서 to form a purpose clause.
[Verb Stem] + 기 위해서 + Main Action Verb
Verb (Dictionary Form) | Verb Stem | + 기 위해서 | Meaning |
---|---|---|---|
공부하다 (to study) | 공부하 | 공부하기 위해서 | In order to study |
먹다 (to eat) | 먹 | 먹기 위해서 | In order to eat |
배우다 (to learn) | 배우 | 배우기 위해서 | In order to learn |
Both ~기 위해서 and ~(으)려고 are used to express purpose, but there are subtle differences:
The use of ~기 위해서 is neutral in politeness but often appears in formal contexts like news articles, academic writing, and formal speeches.
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