Korean: Description of the reason | (으)니까 vs 아/어서

In Korean, you can use either (으)니까 or 아/어서 when expressing reasons or causes. However, there are some differences in meaning, so you should be careful when using them. In this article, we will discuss the differences and examples between them.

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