Q: How to say "more" in a 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.

Q: How to say "less than" in Korean?

Less in Korean is 덜 . To make a comparison in the Korean language with "more", put 덜 in front of the adjective you want to talk about. Examples: 정크 푸드는 건강에 덜 유익해요 . Junk food is less healthy.

Q: How to make negative sentences in Korean?

Expressing ‘not’. For verbs and adjectives. Add ‘안’ or ‘-지 않아요’ in front of them. Example: 지수는 초콜릿을 좋아하지 않아요. Expressing ‘cannot’. For verbs only. Add 못’or ‘-지 못해요’ in front of the verb. Example: 저는 수영을 못 해요. Expressing ‘do not know’. The word ‘to know’ in Korean is ‘알다’. However, we rarely apply the methods of case 1 and case 2 for this word. Instead, we use the word ‘몰라요’ Example: 나는 그녀의 연락처를 몰라요. Expressing ‘not have’. When we make a sentence to talk about the absence of something, we would use ‘없어요’. Example: 공원에 사람들이 거의 없어요. -- Learn more about the Korean negative form here.

Q: What are some Korean sentence structure?

Here are the 3 most basic Korean sentence structure : #1 || Subject + Verb #2 || Subject + Object + Verb #3 || Subject + Noun / Adjective

Q: Can I learn Korean with LTL?

Of course! We teach Korean online on our Flexi Classes platform. And even have a 7 Day Free Trial ! We also offer Korean Courses in Seoul, for both group and individual classes. Contact us for more details and start your language learning journey.

Question 1

How to say "more" in a Korean comparison?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

How to say "less than" in Korean?

Accepted Answer

Less in Korean is 덜.

To make a comparison in the Korean language with "more", put 덜 in front of the adjective you want to talk about.

Examples:

정크 푸드는 건강에 덜 유익해요. Junk food is less healthy.

Question 3

Is Korean SVO or SOV?

Accepted Answer

Korean is a SOV language, meaning the basic language structure is:

Subject + Object + Verb

Japanese, Mongolian and Turkish are also SOV languages for example.

English is a SVO language: subject + verb + object

Question 4

How to make negative sentences in Korean?

Accepted Answer

Expressing ‘not’. For verbs and adjectives. Add ‘안’ or ‘-지 않아요’ in front of them.

Example: 지수는 초콜릿을 좋아하지 않아요.

Expressing ‘cannot’. For verbs only. Add 못’or ‘-지 못해요’ in front of the verb.

Example: 저는 수영을 못 해요.

Expressing ‘do not know’. The word ‘to know’ in Korean is ‘알다’. However, we rarely apply the methods of case 1 and case 2 for this word. Instead, we use the word ‘몰라요’

Example: 나는 그녀의 연락처를 몰라요.

Expressing ‘not have’. When we make a sentence to talk about the absence of something, we would use ‘없어요’.

Example: 공원에 사람들이 거의 없어요.

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Learn more about the Korean negative form here.

Question 5

What are some Korean sentence structure?

Accepted Answer

Here are the 3 most basic Korean sentence structure:

#1 || Subject + Verb

#2 || Subject + Object + Verb

#3 || Subject + Noun / Adjective

Question 6

Can I learn Korean with LTL?

Accepted Answer

Of course! We teach Korean online on our Flexi Classes platform.

And even have a 7 Day Free Trial!

We also offer Korean Courses in Seoul, for both group and individual classes.

Contact us for more details and start your language learning journey.

Grammar Point	Pattern	Example
Korean superlatives	A + (이)가 / (은)는 + B + 보다 더 + adjective	노란 공이 파란공보다 더 커요
Expressing 'must' in Korean	Verb + ~야(만) 한다	공부를 해야(만) 한다
Using Korean honorifics	Name + 씨	수진씨

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