due to
This expression indicates that the statement given in the preceding clause is the reason for, or cause of, the following clause.
In most cases, the following clause is negative in nature.
This expression is sometimes shortened to -느라.
◀-----------------------------------► (출입국관리사무소에 갔다 오는 시간)
◀---------------► 수업 시간
I was busy going to the immigration office during class time, so I therefore couldn't attend class.
(1) Because the clause that follows 느라고' is negative or undesirable in nature, it sounds unnatural for a clause that is positive in nature to follow it.
In addition, -느라고 is also used idiomatically with verbs such as 고생하다 and 수고하다.
(2) Only verbs that require the will of the subject, a force of energy, and time can precede -느라고.
In 교통사고가 나다 and 비가 오다, the verbs do not require the will of the subject; in the case of 바쁘다, it is not a verb.
(3) The subject must be the same in both the preceding and following clauses.
(4) The propositive and imperative forms cannot follow -느라고
(5) The past tense form -았/었- cannot be used with -느라고
Used when the action of the preceding statement is the purpose or cause of the following statement. Mostly used in negative scenario.
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