Question

-에서 -에서 is a movement and location particle that generally corresponds to 'from', 'in' or 'at' in English.-에서 attaches to nouns and can be combined with other particles like -는 (→-에서는) or -도 (→ -에서도). In colloquial speech, -에서 can occur abbreviated to -서 like in the case of 어디서 ('from where').

Accepted Answer

from / in / at

Front	-에서
Back	from / in / at
Notes	-에서 is a movement and location particle that generally corresponds to 'from', 'in' or 'at' in English. -에서 attaches to nouns and can be combined with other particles like -는 (→-에서는) or -도 (→ -에서도). In colloquial speech, -에서 can occur abbreviated to -서 like in the case of 어디서 ('from where').

에서 Movement Location Particle Generally Corresponds English Attaches