어서 가다

eoseogada

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Also spelled osogada

do it, then go

The first verb sets up the state you are in when you go: 시차 적응을 미리 해서 가는 거죠 'you go there already adjusted to the time difference', 아까 그 도로에서 우회전해서 가면 돼. Most lines here work that way, as a sequence. But the same 어서 can mean 'because', and one line uses it so: 미국 유학도 공부 못해서 간 거라며 'you went because you couldn't study.' Context, not the ending, decides which.

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