어 쏘다

shoot at something (examples mixed)

About half these lines are the verb 쏘다 "shoot," and in them it goes with a target marked by 향해: 내일을 향해 가 내일을 향해 쏴라, 태양을 향해 쏴라, and the shouted 쏴 쏴 쏴. The other half are not the verb at all — 있어쏘오, 와쏘옹, 시작돼쏘, 해쏘오 are playful phonetic spellings of ordinary past-tense endings (있었어, 왔어, 시작됐어, 했어) drawn out for comic effect. Because the two are tangled together here, we can point at the shooting sense and the joke spelling but cannot say the pair forms one construction with a settled meaning.

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The examples below did not fully pin this one down — read them before relying on the entry above.