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Decoded Slug: ~부터 [buteo] (From, starting from)
Korean Grammar Point
~부터 [buteo] (From, starting from)
~부터 [buteo] (From, starting from)
Short explanation:
This is used to express the beginning point of an action, location, or time.
Formation:
Noun/Verb-아/어/여 + 부터
Examples:
내일은 아침 일곱 시부터 수업이 시작되니까 늦지 않게 준비해야 해요.
Naeireun achim ilgop shibuteo sueobi sijakdoenikka neutji anhge junbihaeya haeyo.
The class starts from seven o'clock in the morning tomorrow, so we should prepare so as not to be late.
여행 가방을 정리할 때는 옷부터 시작했어요, 그 다음에는 악세사리를 정리했어요.
Yeohaeng gabangeul jeongrihal ttaeneun otbuteo sijakhaesseoyo, geu daeumeneun aksesarireul jeongrihaesseoyo.
When I organized my travel bags, I started with the clothes, and then I organized the accessories.
이 식당에서는 점심 열두 시부터 오후 세 시까지 점심 메뉴를 판매하고 있어요.
I sikdangesoneun jeomsim yeoldu shibuteo ohu se shikkaji jeomsim menyureul panmaehago isseoyo.
At this restaurant, they sell lunch menus from twelve noon to three in the afternoon.
이번달부터 다음해 초까지 이 프로젝트를 완성해야 해요.
Ibeondalbuteo daeumhae chokkaji i peurojekteureul wanseonghaeya haeyo.
We need to complete this project from this month until the beginning of next year.
Long explanation:
~부터 [buteo] is a commonly used grammar point in Korean that generally indicates the starting point of an action, location, or time. It is equivalent to 'from' in English when used to illustrate the beginning moment, place, action, or status from which an event or situation commences. It's additionally used to list out items or points in no particular order.