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The area or space outside of a building, room, or enclosed space.
밖에서 비가 오고 있어요.
It's raining outside.
밖에서 기다려 주세요.
Please wait outside.
Often used to contrast with '안' (inside).
'밖으로' is used to indicate movement out of a space, while '밖에서' indicates location outside.
'밖' is the opposite of '안' (inside), and both are fundamental spatial concepts in Korean.
Derived from Middle Korean '바ᄭ' (bak), meaning 'outside'.
Commonly used to describe locations or actions happening outside of a confined space. Often paired with directional particles like '에서' (from) or '으로' (toward).