데리구

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"데리구" is a colloquial, shortened, or dialectal variation of "데리고", which is the conjunctive form of the Korean verb "데리다" (derida).

Here's a breakdown of the meaning and usage:

• 데리다 (derida): This verb means "to bring someone along," "to take someone along," or "to be accompanied by someone/an animal". It implies taking someone or an animal, usually someone who is younger or needs assistance or guidance, with you to a place.

• 데리고 (derigo): This is the verb conjugated in a way that can connect it to other verbs or clauses. It signifies "taking (someone) along and..." or "with (someone)."

• 데리구 (derigu): is a shortened, spoken, informal form of "데리고". It has the same meaning, to take/bring someone or an animal along with.

Here are some example phrases that utilize '데리고':

• 데리고 가다 (derigo gada): To take (someone) along.
• 데리고 오다 (derigo oda): To bring (someone) along.
• 같이 데리고 (gachi derigo): Together with (someone/an animal).
• 갑자기 데리고 가다 (gabjagi deligo gada): take it suddenly, whip away.

The use of "데리구" instead of "데리고" is common in spoken Korean, much like how "gonna" is used instead of "going to" in English.