How to say as much as in Korean?

As much as in Korean can be expressed by using the following sentences: Noun + 만큼 형 만큼 먹을 수 있니? Can you eat as much as your older brother? Noun + 만큼 + Adjective 그녀의 방은 운동장 만큼 크다. Her room is as big as a playground. Noun + 정도(로) 그가 버는 것 정도 나도 벌어요. I make as much money as he does.

How to use 만큼 in Korean?

The most basic use of 만큼 is for expressing ‘as much as’. Noun + 만큼 Example: 그가하는것 만큼 나도잘할수있어요. I can do it well as much as he does. 만큼 can also be used to express the ‘equivalence’ for different states often described by adjectives (e.g., as big as, as tall as…) Noun + 만큼 + Adjective Example: 이번 여름은 작년 여름 만큼 덥다. This summer is as hot as the last summer.

How to use 정도 in Korean?

While 정도 and 만큼 can be used interchangeably in most cases, 정도 means ‘approximate’ degree or extent compared to 만큼, so there is a slight difference in the nuance. Often, an article 로 is added to 정도 to indicate the approximation. The expression 정도로 is typically used with nouns that are not easily quantifiable, such as effort, happiness, etc.. Noun + 정도(로) 그는 이 것 정도 의 야채는 먹어야 한다. He should at least as much vegetable as this. 저는 한국 사람 정도 한국어를 할 수 있어요. I can speak Korean as much as a Korean person can.

How to say more in Korean comparison?

More in Korean is 더. To make a comparison in the Korean language with “more”, put 더 in front of the adjective you want to talk about. Examples: 이 지갑은 더 비싸요 . This wallet is more expensive. 겨울에 날씨가 더 추워요 . The weather is colder in winter.

Where can I find more Korean resources?

Our Korean Grammar Bank has some fantastic free resources for you to check out.

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Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
As much as in Korean with 만큼 & 정도	Noun + 만큼	형만큼 먹을 수 있니?
Expressing shall we in Korean	Verb + ᄅ / 을까요	서점에 갈까요?
Expressing suggestion in Korean	Verb + ᄇ / 읍시다	내일 서울에 갑시다.
Expressing in order to in Korean	Verb + 려고 / 러	좋은 대학에 가려고 공부를 열심히 한다.
Expressing might be / seems to	Verb + ᄅ것 같다	내일비가올것같다.
Expressing "with" and "together" in Korean	Subject + 랑/이랑 + object + verb	점심은 누구랑 먹었어?
Relative quantities in Korean	정말, 진짜, 너무 etc	진짜 니 친구가 그렇게 말했어?
Expressing intention in Korean	Subject + Object + 를/을 하려고 하다	나는 오늘부터 운동을 하려고 한다.
Making requests in Korean	Verb + 주 + 다	봐주다
Expressing "if / if not" in Korean	면 + Phrase	공부를 열심히 하면, 좋은 대학에 갈 수 있어 .
Expressing "and" in Korean	Noun + 랑 / 이랑	나는 친구랑 숙제를 할 꺼에요.
Basic Formal Korean Words	Noun + 님 / 분	선생님

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