니까 가다

nikkagada

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Also spelled nikagada

go or leave because of something

-(으)니까 gives the reason and 가다 the going — which in Korean covers both heading somewhere and taking your leave: 바쁘시니까 갈게요! 'you're busy, so I'll be off', 거기 위험하니까 가지 말아주세요 'that's dangerous, please don't go there'. -아/어서 also means 'because', but -니까 is the one you use in front of a request, a suggestion or a decision to act — which is what most of these lines are.

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