🌟 등지 (等地)

  Bound Noun  

1. 그 밖의 곳들을 줄임을 나타내는 말.

1. ET CETERA: A bound noun used at the end of a list to indicate that there are other places than those just mentioned but that they were omitted.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • 서울, 부산 등지.
    Seoul, busan, etc.
  • 서울 등지 대설 주의보.
    Heavy snowfall watch in seoul, etc.
  • 강원, 경기 등지에서 발견되다.
    Found in gangwon, gyeonggi, etc.
  • 일본, 중국 등지로 수출하다.
    Export to japan, china, etc.
  • 중국과 미국 등지에 설립하다.
    Established in china and the united states.
  • 그 회사는 중국과 미국 등지에 지점을 설립하며 세계 시장에 진출하였다.
    The company entered the global market by establishing branches in china and the united states.
  • 기상청은 전국에 큰 눈이 올 것으로 예상된다며 서울 등지에 대설 주의보를 발령했다.
    The korea meteorological administration issued heavy snow warnings in seoul and other areas, saying heavy snow is expected across the country.
  • 한국의 가수들이 해외에서 인기가 대단해.
    Korean singers are very popular overseas.
    그래, 특히 중국이나 일본 등지에서 인기가 많대.
    Yeah, it's especially popular in china and japan.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 등지 (등ː지)
📚 Category: Location and direction  

📚 Annotation: 지명 뒤에 쓴다.

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