What is the difference between 나중에 and 이따가 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

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bakbaksa

12 Nov 2018

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이따가 usually means 'later within today'. 나중에 usually means just 'later'.

이따가 usually means 'later within today'.
나중에 usually means just 'later'.

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