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ために (tame ni) in Japanese is used to signify why you or someone is doing something (usually it can be translated as "in order to"). For example, 医者になるために、大学で勉強しています (isha ni naru tame ni, daigaku de benkyoushiteimasu) means "I am studying at a university in order to become a doctor". 逝く (yuku) in Japanese means "to get left" or "to pass away", but is also an archaic pronunciation of 行く (iku). So depending on what precedes ために it is really hard to tell what verb is actually being used and decipher what really is trying to be said with this statement.

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