since in Korean
since in Korean is 후, 부터 — since means from a particular point in the past up until now.
since in Korean
후
Pronounced: hu
from (time)
부터
Pronounced: buteo
from (time)
What does "since" mean?
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prep From a particular point in the past up until now.
"She has lived in Bristol since 2015."
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conj From the time that; from when.
"Since you mentioned it, I have been thinking about the trip."
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conj Because; given that.
"Since it was raining, we cancelled the picnic."
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since in a sentence
- She has lived in Bristol since 2015.
- I haven't seen him since last summer.
- Since you mentioned it, I have been thinking about the trip.
- I have felt much happier since I moved closer to work.
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What is "since" in Korean?
"since" in Korean is 후, 부터. since means: From a particular point in the past up until now.
How do you pronounce 후?
"since" in Korean is 후, pronounced "hu".
How do you use "since" in a sentence?
Example: "She has lived in Bristol since 2015." In Korean, "since" is 후, 부터.
Are there other ways to say "since" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "since": 후, 부터.
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