No. 3,322 in Korean
나가
"나가" means "go out" or "leave" in English.
In a sentence
나는 집 밖으로 나가고 있어요.
I am going outside of the house.
The word '나가' here is used in the context of physically exiting a place or location.
너 나가서 놀고 싶니?
Do you want to go outside and play?
The word '나가' here pertains to the action of going outside, commonly used when talking about outdoor activities.
너 너무 나가면 안 돼.
You shouldn't go beyond the limit.
In this sentence, '나가' figuratively means exceeding a limit or boundary, showing a metaphorical usage of the word.
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