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Ask and answer why
Ask and answer why.
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Your friend is curious why you are taking the bus.
비가 와서 버스를 타요.
It’s raining, so I’m taking the bus.
Notice the pattern
왜 asks why. A reply with -아/어서 can give the reason and the action together. 비가 와서 means “because it’s raining.”
Try it yourself
Say why you are taking the bus.
Build the Korean sentence: “It’s raining, so I’m taking the bus.”
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Say it in your own time.
Say the key sentence without looking, then adapt one detail for your own situation.
비가 와서 버스를 타요.
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