No. 1,384 in Korean
시작해
"Start" or "Begin."
In a sentence
우리는 새로운 프로젝트를 시작해.
We are starting a new project.
The word '시작해' is used in its base meaning of 'to start', referring to the initialization of an action or process.
행사가 곧 시작해.
The event is about to start.
Here, '시작해' is used to indicate the impending commencement of an event or activity, applying its temporal connotation.
이제 수업을 시작해 보세요.
Now, try starting the class.
In this case, '시작해' is employed with the auxiliary verb '보세요', suggesting an attempt or action to initiate something.
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