What does 까지 왔어요 mean?
까지 왔어요 means "came as far as Busan" in Korean.
How it works here
‘-까지’ marks the endpoint, and ‘왔어요’ is the polite past form of ‘오다’.
Key expression
N까지 오다
To arrive as far as a certain place
‘N까지 오다’ emphasizes the destination or limit reached, rather than the starting point.
When it's used
Used to state that someone reached a particular place or endpoint.
The line
부산까지 왔어요.
I came all the way to Busan.
Someone has arrived at a destination and describes the route or endpoint.
Scene from “비행記 in 부산 (Travel Log in Busan) #2｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.101” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
역까지 걸어서 왔어요.
I walked all the way to the station.
서울까지 버스로 왔어요.
I came to Seoul by bus.
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
까지 왔어요
부산까지 왔어요.
I came all the way to Busan.
- Staying alone inside the house for a long time before leaving.
- Wandering around for a long time regardless of the destination.
- Describing the route after arriving at the destination.
Show the answer
Describing the route after arriving at the destination.
To arrive as far as a certain place. ‘N까지 오다’ emphasizes the destination or limit reached, rather than the starting point.
Other words in this line
- 부산
- Busan
- 오다
- To come
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