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Processing keyword: ~인 이상 [in isang] (As long as, since)
In Korean, the grammatical expression ~인 이상 is used to indicate a condition or situation that leads to a logical consequence. It translates to "as long as," "since," or "now that" in English. Understanding how to use ~인 이상 can help you express cause-and-effect relationships and state conditions that influence outcomes.
~인 이상 is used to express that since a certain condition is true, a particular result or action logically follows. It emphasizes that given the stated condition, the subsequent statement is inevitable or expected.
The structure of ~인 이상 varies slightly depending on whether it's attached to a noun, verb, or adjective.
Parts of Speech | Formation | Example |
---|---|---|
Nouns | N + 인 이상 | 학생인 이상 |
Verbs (Action/Descriptive) | V/Adj Stem + (으)ㄴ 이상 | 갔은 이상 (가다) |
~인 이상 vs ~는 한
In Korean culture, responsibilities and expectations often align with one's role or status. Using ~인 이상 emphasizes the duty or obligation that comes with a certain position.
The expression ~인 이상 can be used in both formal and informal situations. Adjust the verb endings to match the appropriate level of politeness.
By mastering ~인 이상, you can effectively convey cause-and-effect relationships and express expectations based on conditions in Korean.
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