Expressing "for" or "에"
I want to say "Yesterday, I went to the library to get a book"
So I wrote "어제 책를 도서관에 갔어요."
Is my Korean sentence wrong?
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Answers · 6
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Very close!(: You just need to use the grammar pattern V+(으)러 "in order to", "for". Other than that, though, it looks right! "어제 도서관에 책을 빌리러 갔어요." is correct. 빌리다 means 'to borrow' so it literally means "Yesterday [I] went to the library to borrow a book." I'm still learning, but I try to help ^^
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it should be 책을 because the last letter of the subject is a consonant
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Oh, missed that! "어제 도서관에 책을 빌리러 갔어요."
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"책를" => "책을" :)
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Very close!(: You just need to use the grammar pattern V+(으)러 "in order to", "for". Other than that, though, it looks right! "어제 도서관에 책를 빌리러 갔어요." is correct. 빌리다 means 'to borrow' so it literally means "Yesterday [I] went to the library to borrow a book."
I'm still learning, but I try to help ^^
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