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No. 3,452 in Korean

들어가

"Enter" or "Go in."

In a sentence

  • 방으로 들어가세요.

    Please enter the room.

    Here, '들어가' means 'to enter' and is used in a polite suggestion context.

  • 손을 씻기 전에 비누를 손에 들어가야 해요.

    Before washing your hands, you need to put soap on your hands.

    Here, '들어가' is used figuratively to describe the act of soap being applied or 'entering' the hand.

  • 모임이 곧 시작되니 시간에 맞춰 들어가 주세요.

    The meeting will start soon, so please enter on time.

    This usage of '들어가' emphasizes entering a specific location timely.

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