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Are you only supposed to use (으)러 when saying "to do something" or "to come to do something"?
Are you only supposed to use (으)러 when saying "to do something" or "to come to do something"?
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to do something. to come to do something.
.. Answer is yes. but something is different not big different , just have minor difference
I came here to learn korea. 나는 한국어를 배우(려고) 왔다 or 나는 한국어를 배우기(위해) 왔다.
I am going to library to study science.
과학공부하려고 간다
과학공부하기위해서 간다
과학공부하러 간다.
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@kdk9236 umm.... I think come to do something but I'm truthfully questioning my English skills....
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@kdk9236 Thank you very much though! I think I get what you mean :) Sorry if I'm being dense...
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to do something. to come to do something.
.. Answer is yes. but something is different not big different , just have minor difference
I came here to learn korea. 나는 한국어를 배우(려고) 왔다 or 나는 한국어를 배우기(위해) 왔다.
I am going to library to study science.
과학공부하려고 간다
과학공부하기위해서 간다
과학공부하러 간다.
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