Korean expression
일로 와
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일로 와 means "come this way" in Korean.
How it works here
‘일로 와’ combines a colloquial direction with the imperative form of ‘오다’.
Key expression
일로 오다
To come toward the speaker
‘일로’ is a spoken shortening of ‘이리로’ and is more colloquial than ‘이쪽으로’.
When it's used
Used to tell someone to move toward the speaker.
The line
자 일로와.
Come over here.
The speaker briefly directs someone to change position.
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More examples
문 쪽 말고 일로 와.
Don't come toward the door; come here.
사진 찍을 테니 일로 오세요.
Come here because I'm going to take a picture.
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
일로 와
자 일로와.
Come over here.
- The situation involves gesturing for someone to go far away in the opposite direction.
- The situation involves telling someone to remain standing exactly where they are.
- The situation involves briefly calling someone to come toward the speaker.
Show the answer
The situation involves briefly calling someone to come toward the speaker.
to come toward the speaker. ‘일로’ is a spoken shortening of ‘이리로’ and is more colloquial than ‘이쪽으로’.
Other words in this line
- 일로
- This way; over here
- 오다
- To come
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