"I came to Korea to practice Korean."
How to say ""I came to Korea to practice Korean." in korea?
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저는(I'm) 한국어(Korean) 연습하러(to practice) 한국에(to Korea) 왔어요(came).
'저는' is not necessary, so you just can say "한국어 연습하러 한국에 왔어요"
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It's a very unique that a subject is not a necessary component in Korea sentence in many cases, which is often explained by the cultural context that Koreans tend not to refer to themselves directly.
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