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18 Nov 2020
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친구들이 경험한 걸로 뻗어 나갈 수도 일겠구나
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친구들이 경험한 걸로 뻗어 나갈 수도 일겠구나
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I could expand my horizons/ grow further through making new friends and (probably learning from) their experiences
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I could expand my horizons/ grow further through making new friends and (probably learning from) their experiences
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@Bejbatko thanks! What is 뻗어 나가다 part mainly mean? Grow/expand my horizons part?
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@SAiken123 yes! Direct translation is closer to grow further. Expanding horizons thingy is my interpretation
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