No. 4,962 in Korean
그제
The Korean word "그제" means "the day before yesterday."
In a sentence
그제 나는 친구를 만났어요.
The day before yesterday, I met a friend.
Here, '그제' refers to 'the day before yesterday' indicating a specific point in time.
그제야 깨달았어요.
Only then did I realize.
In this context, '그제야' means 'only then', emphasizing the moment of realization.
그제는 언제부터 사용된 단어인가요?
Since when has the word '그제' been used?
Here, '그제' is presented as a subject of inquiry, referring to the word itself.
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