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Usages of ~go naseo
회의가 끝나고 나서 바로 집에 가요.hoeuiga kkeutnago naseo baro jibe gayo.
I go home immediately after the meeting.
운동을 하고 나서 물을 마셔요.undongeul hago naseo mureul masyeoyo.
After exercising, I drink water.
운동을 하고 나서 팔이 피곤해요.undongeul hago naseo pari pigonhaeyo.
My arms are tired after exercising.
초를 끄고 나서 케이크 조각을 나눠 먹어요.choreul kkeugo naseo keikeu jogageul nanwo meogeoyo.
After extinguishing the candles, share and eat the cake slices.
토요일에는 세탁기를 돌리고 나서 건조기를 돌려야 해요.toyoireneun setakgireul dolligo naseo geonjogireul dollyeoya haeyo.
On Saturdays, you have to run the washing machine and then the dryer.
밥을 먹고 나서 접시를 식기세척기에 넣어요.babeul meokgo naseo jeopsireul sikgisecheokgie neoheoyo.
I put the plates in the dishwasher after eating.
숙제를 끝내고 나서 영화를 봐요.sukjereul kkeutnaego naseo yeonghwareul bwayo.
I watch a movie after finishing my homework.
회의가 끝나고 나서 회의실에서 나와요.hoeuiga kkeutnago naseo hoeuisireseo nawayo.
After the meeting ends, I come out of the meeting room.
퇴근하고 나서 집에서 샤워할까 해요.toegeunhago naseo jibeseo syawohalkka haeyo.
After getting off work, I’m thinking of taking a shower at home.
수업이 끝나고 나서 친구와 같이 숙제를 해요.sueobi kkeutnago naseo chinguwa gati sukjereul haeyo.
After class ends, I do homework together with a friend.
회의가 끝나고 나서 지하철을 타요.hoeuiga kkeutnago naseo jihacheoreul tayo.
After the meeting ends, I take the subway.
숙제를 다 끝내고 나서 집에서 쉬어요.sukjereul da kkeutnaego naseo jibeseo swieoyo.
After I finish all my homework, I rest at home.
운동하고 나서 배가 고파요.undonghago naseo baega gopayo.
I am hungry after exercising.
회의가 끝나고 나서 친구에게 전화하려고 해요.hoeuiga kkeutnago naseo chinguege jeonhwaharyeogo haeyo.
After the meeting ends, I am going to call a friend.
회의가 끝나고 나서 같이 커피를 마실까요?hoeuiga kkeutnago naseo gati keopireul masilkkayo?
Shall we have coffee together after the meeting?
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