No. 570 in Korean
까지
"까지" means "up to," "until," or "as far as" in English.
In a sentence
수업은 오후 3시까지입니다.
The class is until 3 PM.
In this sentence, '까지' indicates the endpoint of time, specifying the duration until a certain point.
역까지 걸어갔어요.
I walked to the station.
Here, '까지' specifies a physical endpoint, indicating the destination of the action of walking.
이 문제는 이제 끝까지 해야 합니다.
We must finish this problem to the end now.
In this example, '까지' emphasizes completeness, suggesting everything up to the endpoint should be addressed.
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