"Let's hang out in Seoul tomorrow!"
Translation:내일 서울에서 놀아요!
December 18, 2017
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Druckles
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It means meet, not hang out. It just refers to the action. You could meet in Seoul and hang out in Busan.
TeacherKaye
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Can 에서 mean both "in" and "from"? I think another exercise used this in a phrase "ran home from school"