How to say “Almost” in Korean? Posted by Soo on Jun 29, 2016 in Uncategorized
Today, you are going to learn how to say “Almost” in Korean. There are two ways to say it in Korean, but today you will learn the first one “거의/geo ui”; this means that something almost be finish, be ready, or be anything. Use 거의/geo ui as a adverb. Please read examples below to learn how you can use it.
1. I am almost an American. 저는 거의 미국 사람입니다/ jeo nun geo ui mi kook sa lam im ni da. (person is 사람)
2. It is almost the same. 거의 같아요/ geo ui gat a yo. (The same is 같다)
3. I almost finished all of my work. 일을 거의 다 끝냈어요/ il eul geo ui da ggood nae sseo yo. (To finish is 끝내다 – intransitive)
4. I almost ate all of the food. 저는 음식을 거의 다 먹었어요/ jeo nun eum sic eul geo ui da meoc eoc eo yo. (To eat is 먹다)
5. It is almost time for the last train. 막차 시간이 거의 다 됐어요/ mac cha si gan e geo ui da daec seo yo (Time is 시간)
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Comments:
Ricky:
저는 거의 한국어 말해요.
Soo:
@Ricky Add 로. 저는 거의 한국어로 말해요 is good. 로 means “by”: “I speak in Korean almost (all the time)”.