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eurago

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Also spelled urago

Telling someone to do something

Quotes an instruction so it can be reported or questioned: why do they tell us to smile for photos, why are you making me read this, I told you to hold on to it, they give it to you so you can dip in it. It also states the purpose behind something you did — one line explains that the window was opened so the other person could smell the grass. It quotes commands specifically; 다고 quotes statements and 냐고 quotes questions.

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