When using "여기서," it's important to understand how it combines with verbs to indicate an action starting from the current location. For example, if you want to say "start from here," you would combine "여기서" with the verb "시작하다" (to start), making it "여기서 시작하다."
Similarly, to express "leave from here," you would use "여기서 떠나다." This construction is quite straightforward and practical for everyday communication.
It's also frequently used in directives, like "여기서 기다리세요" (Please wait here), showing its versatility.
Remember that "여기서" specifically denotes the starting point or origin of an action, distinguishing it from simply being "here" (여기).
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여기서부터 새로운 장이 시작될 거예요.
From here, a new chapter will begin.
여기서부터 emphasizes 'starting from this point'.
우리가 여기서 헤어져야 할 것 같아요.
I think we have to part ways from here.
여기서 can imply 'at this point' or 'from this place'.
여기서 얻은 경험은 평생 잊지 못할 겁니다.
The experience gained from here, I won't forget my whole life.
여기서 functions as 'from this (place/situation)'.
그는 여기서 더 나아가지 못했습니다.
He couldn't go any further from here.
여기서 as a reference point for movement or progress.
여기서 시작된 작은 변화가 큰 결실을 맺을 겁니다.
A small change that started from here will bear great fruit.
여기서 indicating the origin of an action or event.
여기서 기다리면 안전할 겁니다.
If you wait from here, it will be safe.
여기서 implying 'in this spot' or 'at this location'.
여기서부터 다시 생각해보는 것이 좋겠습니다.
It would be good to rethink from here.
여기서부터 suggests a restart or re-evaluation from a specific point.
그녀는 여기서부터 저의 멘토가 되어주었어요.
She became my mentor from here (from this point in time/situation).
여기서부터 can refer to a temporal starting point as well as a spatial one.
व्याकरण पैटर्न
वाक्य संरचनाएँ
여기서 + [장소 명사] + [에/에서] + [동사]
여기서 학교에 가요. (I go to school from here.)
여기서 + [위치/방향] + [으로] + [가다/오다]
여기서 오른쪽으로 가세요. (Go right from here.)
여기서 + [동사] + [을/를 수 있다]
여기서 택시를 잡을 수 있어요. (I can catch a taxi from here.)
여기서 + [시간] + [부터] + [동사]
여기서 10시부터 시작해요. (It starts from here at 10 o'clock.)
여기서 + [동사] + [는/은] 것이 [좋다/나쁘다]
여기서 기다리는 것이 좋아요. (It's good to wait from here.)
여기서 + [명사] + [까지] + [거리]
여기서 서울까지 얼마나 걸려요? (How long does it take from here to Seoul?)
여기서 + [동사] + [기 위해서]
여기서 쉬기 위해서 왔어요. (I came here to rest from here.)
여기서 + [동사] + [도록] + [하다]
여기서 출발하도록 하세요. (Please make sure to depart from here.)
शब्द परिवार
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여기서 (yeogiseo) means "from here" or "at this place." It's formed by combining 여기 (yeogi), meaning "here," and the locative particle 에서 (-eseo), which indicates a place where an action occurs or a starting point. Think of it as a fixed phrase that conveys the idea of originating or being present at the current location.
You'll often hear 여기서 used in situations like asking where something comes from, where to do something, or stating where you are.
- 저 여기서 일해요. (Jeo yeogiseo ilhaeyo.) - I work here.
- 여기서부터 시작해요. (Yeogiseobuteo sijakhaeyo.) - Let's start from here.
- 여기서 뭐 해요? (Yeogiseo mwo haeyo?) - What are you doing here?
A common mistake is confusing 여기서 with 여기 (yeogi) without the particle. While 여기 simply means "here," 여기서 specifically implies action or origin.
- Incorrect: 저는 여기 일해요. (Jeoneun yeogi ilhaeyo.) - This sounds incomplete, like "I here work."
- Correct: 저는 여기서 일해요. (Jeoneun yeogiseo ilhaeyo.) - I work here. (The action of working happens at this place.)
Another mistake is using other particles with 여기 when 여기서 is more appropriate for indicating an action taking place at a location. While you can use 여기에 (yeogie) to mean "to here" or "at here" when simply indicating location or arrival, 여기서 is for actions performed *at* that location.
- Incorrect: 여기에 공부해요. (Yeogie gongbuhaeyo.) - This would mean "study to here" or "study at here" but sounds unnatural for the act of studying.
- Correct: 여기서 공부해요. (Yeogiseo gongbuhaeyo.) - I study here. (The action of studying happens at this place.)
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This sentence introduces oneself as a student. '저는' means 'I am' and '학생입니다' means 'a student'.
This sentence identifies an apple. '이것은' means 'this is' and '사과입니다' means 'an apple'.
This sentence is a request for water. '물' means 'water' and '주세요' means 'please give'.
저는 ___ 한국어를 공부했어요.
The sentence indicates that the speaker studied Korean in the current location, so '여기서' (from here/in here) is the most appropriate choice.
___ 빵을 샀어요?
The question is asking about the location where the bread was bought, so '어디서' (from where/where) is the correct word.
___ 기다려 주세요.
The sentence is a request to wait in the current location, making '여기서' (here) the suitable option.
이것은 ___ 제가 가장 좋아하는 커피입니다.
The sentence states that this is the speaker's favorite coffee from the current location, so '여기서' (from here) is correct.
친구가 ___ 선물을 보냈어요.
The sentence implies that a friend sent a gift from this location, so '여기서' (from here) is the appropriate choice.
___ 이 책을 읽기 시작했어요.
The sentence indicates that the speaker started reading the book in this current location, making '여기서' (here) the correct fit.
Which sentence correctly uses '여기서' to ask about taking something from a location?
'여기서' indicates 'from here', making it appropriate for asking about taking something *from* a place. '여기로' means 'to here', '여기는' is 'as for here', and '여기' simply means 'here'.
Choose the best option to complete the sentence: '길을 잃었는데, ___ 어떻게 가야 해요?' (I'm lost, how do I get ___?)
The speaker is asking how to get *from* their current lost location (implied '여기') to somewhere else, making '여기서' the correct choice to indicate the starting point of their journey.
Which sentence means 'You can see the view from here'?
'여기서' correctly indicates the origin point 'from here' for seeing the view. Other options don't convey the meaning of 'from' a place.
The sentence '여기서 버스를 타세요.' means 'Take the bus here.'
'여기서' can imply 'at this place' when referring to actions like 'taking a bus' or 'getting off', meaning 'take the bus from this spot/here'.
In the phrase '여기서 기다려 주세요', '여기서' indicates that the waiting action should happen towards this location.
In '여기서 기다려 주세요' (Please wait here), '여기서' indicates the location *at which* the action of waiting should occur, not a direction 'towards' it. For direction 'towards here', '여기로' would be used.
The sentence '여기서 여기까지 얼마예요?' means 'How much is it from here to here?'
The first '여기서' means 'from here' and the second '여기까지' means 'to here', accurately conveying the meaning of 'how much is it from this point to this point'.
The adverb '여기서' (from here) comes before the object '선물' (gift) and the verb '샀어요' (bought).
'여기서' (from here) usually precedes the object '버스' (bus) and the verb '타세요' (please ride/take).
The subject '저는' (I) comes first, followed by '여기서부터' (from here on/starting here), and then the verb '시작할게요' (will start).
다음 중 '여기서'를 사용하여 자연스러운 문장을 고르세요.
'여기서'는 출발점이나 기준점을 나타내므로 '어디로 가다'와 함께 사용될 때 자연스럽습니다.
어떤 상황에서 '여기서'를 사용하는 것이 가장 적절할까요?
'여기서'는 '여기'와 '에서'가 결합된 형태로, 어떤 행동이나 사건이 시작되는 장소를 의미합니다.
다음 문장에서 '여기서'와 바꿔 쓸 수 있는 표현은 무엇일까요? '우리는 여기서 회의를 시작할 것이다.'
'여기서'는 '이곳에서'와 동일하게 '현재 있는 장소에서'라는 의미로 사용됩니다.
'여기서'는 물리적인 장소뿐만 아니라 추상적인 시작점을 나타낼 수도 있다.
예를 들어, '논의는 여기서부터 시작됩니다'와 같이 추상적인 상황의 시작점을 나타낼 수 있습니다.
'여기서'는 보통 문장의 끝에 위치하여 문장을 마무리하는 역할을 한다.
'여기서'는 주로 문장의 중간에 위치하여 특정 행동의 출발점을 명확히 합니다. 예를 들어, '여기서 기다려주세요.'
'여기서'는 시간적인 의미로 '지금부터'와 같이 사용될 수 있다.
'여기서'는 장소적인 의미를 가지며, 시간적인 '지금부터'와는 다릅니다.
This sentence means 'The meeting will proceed in a new direction from here.' The adverb '여기서부터' (from here) modifies the verb '진행될 것입니다' (will proceed).
This sentence means 'She applied the lessons learned from here to her life.' '여기서 얻은' (learned from here) acts as an adjective phrase modifying '교훈을' (lessons).
This sentence means 'We will be able to start from here and create a better future.' '여기서 시작해서' (starting from here) indicates the starting point of an action.
The speaker is taking over from this point.
They are taking a short break at this location.
If you get off here, you'll need to walk to the next stop.
Read this aloud:
여기서 보니까 경치가 정말 아름답네요.
Focus: 여기서
तुमने कहा:
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Read this aloud:
여기서 기다려 주시면 제가 곧 돌아올게요.
Focus: 여기서 기다려 주시면
तुमने कहा:
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Read this aloud:
여기서부터 시작해서 쭉 가면 돼요.
Focus: 여기서부터 시작해서
तुमने कहा:
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Perfect score!
उदाहरण
여기서 내려주세요.
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