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Processing keyword: 가장 [gajang] (The most)
In Korean, expressing the superlative degree—saying something is the most or the best—is essential for detailed descriptions and comparisons. The word 가장 [gajang] is commonly used to form superlatives. This lesson will guide you through its usage, helping you to enhance your Korean language skills.
가장 means "the most" or "the best". It's used to indicate the highest degree of a quality among a group.
The basic structure to form a superlative using 가장 is:
**가장** + [Adjective / Adverb]
가장 and 제일 both mean "the most" or "the best" and are often used interchangeably.
Sentence with 가장 | Sentence with 제일 | English Translation |
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이 문제가 가장 어렵습니다. | 이 문제가 제일 어렵습니다. | This problem is the hardest. |
한국음식 중에서 비빔밥을 가장 좋아해요. | 한국음식 중에서 비빔밥을 제일 좋아해요. | Among Korean foods, I like bibimbap the most. |
By mastering 가장, you can effectively express superlatives in Korean, making your descriptions more precise and impactful. Remember to practice using it in various sentences to become more comfortable with its placement and usage.
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