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Processing keyword: ~이므로 [imuro] (Because, since)
The grammar structure ~이므로 is used in Korean to express cause and reason. It is similar to saying “because” or “since” in English. Understanding how to properly use ~이므로 is essential for improving your conversational and writing skills in Korean.
~이므로 is attached to the stem of a noun or 다 (da) form of adjectives to give a reason or an explanation for something that has been stated previously.
Noun → A + (이)므로
Adjective Stem → B + (이)므로
Where:
Structure | Example | Translation |
---|---|---|
Noun + (이)므로 | 학생이므로 (haksaeng-imuro) | Because (someone) is a student |
Adjective Stem + (이)므로 | 맛있으므로 (masisseumuro) | Because (it) is delicious |
~니까 [nikka]: Used for informal or semi-formal situations, often in conversations. For example, "오늘은 날씨가 좋으니까" (The weather is nice today, so...).
~므로 [imuro]: This is more formal and is used in written contexts or formal speeches. For example, "오늘 기온이 낮으므로" (Since the temperature is low today...).
Grammar Point | Usage | Formality |
---|---|---|
~이므로 | Written/Formal contexts | More formal |
~니까 | Spoken/Informal contexts | Less formal |
The use of ~이므로 in different contexts shows the importance of formality and respect in Korean culture. Using the correct level of formality helps convey respect towards the listener or reader.
Forgetting to use (이)며: Some learners omit the suffix when it is necessary. Make sure to use (이)며 correctly according to the noun's ending.
Confusing with ~니까: Learners often interchange these two because they both indicate causation. Remember to use ~이므로 in formal contexts.
Fill in the blank: 오늘은 월요일____ 나는 학교에 갑니다.
(Because it is Monday, I go to school.)
Which grammar point is more formal, ~이므로 or ~니까?
Create a sentence using ~이므로 with an adjective. By summarizing the key components of ~이므로, learners can reduce mistakes and utilize this grammar point more effectively in conversation and writing.
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