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How do I say "to walk east"?
My kanji textbook told me that 東の方 means "eastward" or "the way of the East".
So, in that case, could I say 東の方に行く to mean "to walk east"? If not, how else would I say this? Also, how else can I use the phrase 東の方?Edit: Oops! I meant "to go East", not "to walk East" (hence 行く). I'm so sorry.
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Watching a Movie
Hello!
I have a sentence I'm trying to make: "I watched a movie at the local movie theater."
I have a general statement currently, but I don't know if it's right. For now, I'm saying
극장에서 영화 봤어요.
Am I correct in this statement? Is there another verb/particle/noun I should be using or one I'm using that I shouldn't be using? I know that 보다 is "to see" but, in this context, can it mean "to watch"?
Thank you so much!
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