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Processing keyword: ~이래 [irae] (Since then)
The Korean grammar point ~이래 (irae) is used to indicate a period of time that has passed since a certain point in the past. It emphasizes continuity from that moment until the present. This structure is commonly used in both spoken and written language.
Noun + (이)래 → Indicates a period since a past point
Examples:
- 1년 (1 year) -> 1년이래 (since 1 year ago)
- 고등학교 (high school) -> 고등학교 이래 (since high school)
While ~이래 focuses on the time elapsed since a specific point and suggests ongoing relevance, ~부터 indicates just a starting point without emphasizing ongoing action. ~이후 is more about sequential events rather than the passage of time.
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The use of ~이래 reflects a sense of continuity and personal growth over time, which aligns with the Korean cultural appreciation for relationships and long-term connections.
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