Indicates the source (person or animal) from which an action or object is received or heard.
When to use
Receiving a gift from someone, Hearing news from someone, Learning or receiving something from an animal
The nuance
1. '한테서' is mainly used to indicate the source when it is a living being such as a person or animal. 2. It is used with actions of receiving or hearing, and has the same meaning as '~에게서'. 3. It attaches after the source noun, indicating from whom something is received or heard. 4. Example: 친구한테서 편지를 받았어요. (I received a letter from a friend.) 5. '한테서' is more common in spoken Korean; '에게서' is preferred in formal contexts.
