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What does geol oh mean in Korean?

"Geol oh" in Korean (걸어) means "to walk" or "to walk on foot."

It is the infinitive form of the verb. To use it in a sentence, you would need to conjugate it according to the tense and subject.

For example:

* 나는 걸어요. (Na-neun geol-eo-yo.) - I walk.

* 그는 걸어갔다. (Geu-neun geol-eo-gat-da.) - He walked.

* 우리는 걸어서 학교에 갈 거야. (Uri-neun geol-eo-seo hak-gyo-e gal geo-ya.) - We will walk to school.

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