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하라 vs. 하자 What is the difference between 하라 (e.g. 승리하라) and 하자 (e.g. 가자)? Can you say 승리하자 and 가라? Thanks! -Raymond
Sep 5, 2015 9:10 PM
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-아/어라 is an imperative form. 가라 Go! 먹어라 Eat! 읽어라 Read! -자 is "Let's". 가자 Let's go 먹자 Let's eat 읽자 Let's read
September 5, 2015
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