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Decoded Slug: ~는 방향으로 [neun banghyangeuro] (Toward)
Korean Grammar Point
~는 방향으로 [neun banghyangeuro] (Toward)
~는 방향으로 [neun banghyangeuro] (Toward)
Short explanation:
Used to indicate the direction something is heading or moving towards.
Formation:
Noun + 은/는 + 방향으로 + Verb
Examples:
나는 학교 있는 방향으로 가고 있어요, 그래야만 빠르게 도착할 수 있을 것 같아요.
Naneun hakgyo itneun banghyangeuro gago isseoyo, geuraeyaman ppareuge dochakhal su isseul geot gatayo.
I am heading towards the direction of the school, I think this is the only way to arrive quickly.
그는 집 있는 방향으로 달려갔어요, 그가 엄청 빨리 돌아가려고 했어요.
Geuneun jip itneun banghyangeuro dallyeogasseoyo, geuga eomcheong ppalli doragaryeogo haesseoyo.
He ran toward the direction of the house, he seemed to be in a hurry to get back.
그 여자는 나에게로 오는 방향으로 자리를 옮겼어요, 그래서 나는 기뻤어요.
Geu yeojaneun naegero oneun banghyangeuro jarireul olmgyeosseoyo, geuraeseo naneun gippeosseoyo.
The woman moved her seat towards the direction that I am, that made me happy.
우리는 비가 오는 방향으로 계속 걸어가고 있어요, 그래서 우리는 모두 젖었어요.
Urineun biga oneun banghyangeuro gyesok georeogago isseoyo, geuraeseo urineun modu jeojeosseoyo.
We kept walking towards the direction it was raining, that's why we all got wet.
Long explanation:
'~는 방향으로 [neun banghyangeuro]' is a Korean grammar point used to denote direction or orientation. It can be translated into English as 'towards' or 'in the direction of'. This grammar structure is often used with action verbs that imply movement, or with descriptive verbs that imply position or direction.