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Tips to Remember:
• Think of "이어서" as linking one event to the next—like a chain, where one link (event) follows immediately after another.
• Remember that the sound "이어" suggests "continuation" (to be connected), and adding "-서" gives a conjunctive meaning ("and then").

Explanations:
• "이어서" is an adverb meaning "continuing," "following," or "next." It indicates that one event or item comes immediately after another.
• It expresses sequential or continuous relationships, and is often used in narrative or explanatory contexts.

Synonyms & Other Expressions:
• "연이어" (yeoni-eo) – means "consecutively" or "in succession."
• "계속해서" (gyesokhaeseo) – means "continuously" or "in continuation."
• "다음에" (da-eum-e) – means "next" (though it can be less formal about immediate succession).

Alternate Meanings/Slang:
• There is no widely used slang meaning for "이어서." Its primary use remains in formal or written contexts to indicate sequential continuity.

Example Sentences:
1. Korean: 회의가 끝난 후 이어서 팀 브리핑이 있었다.
Romanized: Hoeiga kkeutnan hu ieoseo tim beuriping-i isseotda.
Translation: After the meeting ended, a team briefing followed.

2. Korean: 드라마의 에피소드 1이 끝나자마자, 이어서 에피소드 2가 방송되었다.
Romanized: Deuramaui episeodeu 1-i kkeunnajamaja, ieoseo episeodeu 2-ga bangsongdoeotda.
Translation: As soon as Episode 1 of the drama ended, Episode 2 aired next.

3. Korean: 수업이 끝난 후 이어서 점심을 먹으러 갔다.
Romanized: Sueobi kkeunnan hu ieoseo jeomsim-eul meogeureo gatda.
Translation: After class ended, we went to have lunch next.

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