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How to say "better", "the best" or "the most" in in Korean?
Hi I was wondering if anyone could explain to me how to say:
"better" - for example: "She's a better singer than I am"
"the best" - for example: "That was the best meal ever"
"the most" - for example: "I like ice cream the most"
Rather than simply translating those examples, if you could explain the sentence structures to me so I know how to say "better", "the best" or "the most" in any situation that would be really great. Thank you very much for your help!
27 lip 2014 19:53
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'Better' is a irregular comparative form of 'good'.
'Best' is a irregular superlative form of 'good'.
I think if I explain it with a regular form, you can easily understand it.
We usually use '더' as 'more' and '최' as 'the most' in Korean.
But if the superlative is describing a verb, we usually use '가장' as 'the most'.
1. If you want to use 'better' in Korean, you can say '더 좋은' which means 'more good'.
"그녀는 나보다 더 좋은 가수이다 = She is a better singer than I am."
"그는 나보다 더 빠른 선수이다 = He is a faster athlete than I am."
2. If you want to use 'the best' or 'the most', you can use '최고' or '최상'.
We usually use '최고'.
"그는 최고의 가수이다. = He is the best singer."
"그는 최고의 축구선수이다. = He is the best soccer player."
3. In the following sentence, I thought 'the most' is describing the verb 'like'.
In that case, we usually use '가장' or '제일' in Korean.
"I like ice cream the most' = 나는 아이스크림을 가장(제일) 좋아한다.
I like the music the most = 나는 그 음악을 가장(제일) 좋아한다.
I like him the most = 나는 그를 제일(가장) 좋아한다
I'm not a professional Korean teacher. But I hope this help you.
28 lipca 2014
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Wasp074
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koreański, wietnamski
Język do nauczenia się
koreański
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