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292 ni wa / ni yotte/yon'
b. %~i2@@%%@5&Lt=%@"?T-' r:o
(I went to Korea to study Korean.)
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c. wmazam.wa t~twz~a-47~
(I went to Korea in order to study Korean.)
d. +LCmElzBBS&tba Iocc /*[:I %@.2?T3 r:,
(I went to Korea for the purpose of studying Korean.)

[la] means practically the same as [lb]. However, the latter construction has
a restriction on the main verb ; that is, only the verb of motion can be used.
The difference between [la] and [lc] is that the latter has the stronger mean-
ing of purpose. [la] sounds more casual than [lc]. [la] is different from [Id]
in that the latter puts more weight on the way the speaker learned Korean. In
other words, [Id] implies seriousness of the purpose.
(eni5 (DBJG: 297-99)); noni2 (DBJG: 335-37))

/
ni yottejyori CZ k 9 7 k b) comp. prt.

according to; due to; owing to;
because of; depending on; from
cause, agent of passive sentence, - to; by means of; on the basis
of; with; by
(REL. ni; de; no tame nil
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