No. 299 in Korean
새로
"새로" means "newly" or "anew" in English.
In a sentence
저는 새로 이사한 아파트가 마음에 들어요.
I like the newly moved-in apartment.
새로 is used to indicate 'newly' referring to a recent action or status, in this case, 'newly moved-in'.
새로 시작한 일은 도전적인 느낌이 들어요.
The newly started work feels challenging.
새로 is used to describe the beginning of something recent, here 'newly started' depicts a fresh beginning.
그 가게에서 새로 나온 음료를 한번 마셔 보세요.
Try tasting the newly released drink from that shop.
새로 is employed to express something that has just been introduced, as in 'newly released'.
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