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비로소 info.

Tips to remember:
• Think of 비로소 (biroso) as marking a turning point: “it is only at that moment” – almost as if everything “clicks” into place. You might break it into “비” (a prefix with an emphasis) and “로소” to recall that the moment is uniquely significant.
• Associate it with the idea of “finally” after waiting or a long process.

Explanation:
• 비로소 means “at last” or “only then,” emphasizing that something happens only after a particular moment or condition is met.
• It stresses that until that moment, something was missing or not apparent.

Other words with similar meaning:
• 드디어 (deudieo) – often used to mean “finally” or “at last.”
• 마침내 (machimnae) – another term for “finally” or “in the end.”

Alternate meanings:
• There are no common slang meanings for 비로소; it is used in a formal or literary context to denote the exact moment when something becomes real or apparent.

Example sentences in Korean with romanization:
• 비로소 나는 내 꿈의 의미를 깨달았다.
  (Biroso naneun nae kkumeui uimireul kkaedaratda.)
  Translation: At last, I understood the meaning of my dream.

• 그 사건 후에야 비로소 진실이 드러났다.
  (Geu sageon hueya biroso jinsiri deureonatda.)
  Translation: Only then, after that event, did the truth emerge.

• 비로소 모든 퍼즐 조각들이 맞춰지기 시작했다.
  (Biroso modeun peojeul jogakdeuri matchwojigi sijakhaetda.)
  Translation: At last, all the pieces of the puzzle began to fit together.

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