"저는 공원 바로 옆에 살아요."

Translation: I live right next to the park.

[s.kwon]

Why does 바로 sound like 하루/하로? Theres a slight hickup right before as well...or am i just imagining things?

[deactivated user]

Why don't "I live next to the park"?

[dongsang]

The 바로 means "right"

[shayisnthere]

It can also be translated like "directly" in the same sense: right beside/directly beside.

[JnKimChi]

I said I live right by the park

[emsuzz]

It probably classifies that as "nearby" which is another word. Gotta be careful with trying to force english translations.

[dpatkat]

In English, it can be "right by' or "right next to".

But "nearby" is farther away, not next to.