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eurobuteo

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Also spelled eurobudeo, urobuto

From (a person, source or point)

Marks what something comes from or is protected against: independence from my parents, important information from that person, a scarf to protect his neck from UV, they can't get away from it. It also marks a starting point in time, as in the line counting a few days from the lesson. It is the form after a consonant, with 로부터 after a vowel, and it is more formal than the everyday 한테서 used for people.

Register: slightly formal

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