Korean grammar
(으)러
(eu)reoMovement with intention
In English: in order to
Express a movement toward a location in order to perform the action. Used with verbs of movement.
나 지금 도서관에 책 빌리러 가는데 같이 갈래?
나 지금 도서과네 책 빌리러 가는데 가치 갈래?said like thisna jigeum doseogwane chaek billireo ganeunde gachi gallae?I'm going to the library to borrow a book, do you want to come with me?
동생은 학원에 피아노를 배우러 가요.
동생은 하궈네 피아노를 배우러 가요.said like thisdongsaengeun hagwone pianoreul baeureo gayo.My younger sibling is going to the academy to learn piano.
저는 극장에 공연을 보러 가요.
저는 극짱에 공여늘 보러 가요.said like thisjeoneun geukjange gongyeoneul boreo gayo.I'm going to the theater to watch a performance.
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Grammar data from kimchi-grammar by Alaanor, used under CC BY 4.0. We added the romanization and the pronunciation of each example.