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Processing keyword: ~아/어 오다 [a/eo oda] (Come to do)
The expression ~아/어 오다 is used in Korean to indicate an action that has been performed and the result of that action is brought to the present moment. It can be understood as "come to do" or "have come to do." This structure is often used to convey the completion of an action that has relevance or importance in the current context.
The grammar point ~아/어 오다 is formed from two parts:
Here’s how it is structured:
Verb Stem + (아/어) + 오다
Verb Stem | Last Vowel | Suffix | Full Form |
---|---|---|---|
가다 (gada) | ㅏ | 아 | 가 + 아 + 오다 = 가아 오다 (come to go) |
먹다 (meokda) | ㅓ | 어 | 먹 + 어 + 오다 = 먹어 오다 (come to eat) |
하다 (hada) | ㅏ | 아 | 하 + 아 + 오다 = 하아 오다 (come to do) |
배우다 (baeuda) | ㅓ | 어 | 배우 + 어 + 오다 = 배우어 오다 (come to learn) |
Using ~아/어 오다 reflects the importance of the action’s outcome and its significance in conversation. It aligns with several Korean cultural values, like the consideration of someone’s efforts and intentions.
The choice between using formal and informal versions of the phrase depends on the relationship with the listener, where formal language is typically used in professional or unfamiliar contexts.
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