Grammar 2 (~에/~에 살아요.)
In Korean, between the verb ‘to live’ and the name of the place (country, city, neighborhood, etc…) you have to put the locative particle ‘~에’, and say ‘~에 살아요.’.
There are some cases in which the particle ‘~에’ is used as a time particle, however, when used together with the verb ‘살다 (to live) ‘ it identifies the place where someone is living.
~에/~에 살아요
| (Name of a place) + 에 | Verb (살다) |
|---|---|
| 한국에 | 한국에 살아요. |
| 영국에 | 영국에 살아요. |
| 런던에 | 런던에 살아요. |
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