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I. Examples
In Korean, when using the particle “보다,” it signifies that the word before it will serve as the benchmark for making a comparison. This structure aligns with the English comparative forms ‘more … than’ or ‘-er than.’ While typically, 보다 is attached to a noun to create ‘N이/가 N보다 ~하다,’ the order of the subject and noun with 보다 can be swapped without altering the meaning. Additionally, while the adverbs 더 and 덜 are commonly used in conjunction with 보다, they can be left out.
<Example 1>
- 자동차가 자전거보다 빨라요.
(Cars are faster than bikes.)
<Example 2>
- 철수는 형보다 키가 더 커요.
(Cheolsu is taller than his older brother.)
<Example 3>
- 금요일보다 토요일이 더 바빠요.
(I am busier on Friday than Saturday.)
<Example 4>
- 어제보다 오늘이 (더 / 덜) 추워요.
(Today is (colder / less cold) than yesterday.)
<Example 5>
- 딸기를 사과보다 (더 / 덜) 좋아해요.
(I like strawberries (more / less) than apples.)
II. Grammar Point
III. Practice
- 에르메스가 샤넬보다 ___ 비싸요.
- 에르메스보다 샤넬이 ___ 비싸요.
- 저 가방이 이 가방보다 ___ 무거워요.
IV. See More
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (1): N이/가
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (2): N은/는
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (3): N을/를
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (4): N와/과, N(이)랑, N하고
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (5): N의
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (6): N에1
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (7): N에2
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (8): N에서
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (9): M에서 N까지 + M부터 N까지
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (10): N에게/한테
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (11): N도
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (12): N만
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (13): N밖에
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (14): N(으)로
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (15): N(이)나1
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (16): N(이)나2
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (17): N쯤
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (18): N처럼, N같이
- Korean Grammar Beginner -Particles- (19): N보다