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많이

ma-ni

a lot

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About this word

많이 (ma-ni) means “a lot.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.

Curriculum focus: Unit 2. When this word shows up in a lesson, reuse one example frame from this page.

Next step: open a related grammar or conversation link, then rebuild one sentence with a new place or person.

Production steps: (1) listen, (2) repeat, (3) cover English and say a full sentence, (4) change one word, (5) review tomorrow.

Continue in Chamelingo with spaced repetition so this word leaves short-term memory.

Collocations

많이가 있다많이를 좋아하다이 많이

Example sentences

어제 많이 먹었으니까 오늘은 조금만 먹어요.

eoje mani meokeongeunikka oneuleun jogeumman meokeoyo.

Because I ate a lot yesterday, I'll eat less today.

여행을 가르면 사진을 많이 찍으세요.

yeohaeteul gareumyeon sajineul mani jjikeuseyo.

If you travel, take lots of pictures.

많이 같이 가요.

mani gapi gayo.

Let's go together (a lot).

많이 이해했어요.

mani ihaehaengeoyo.

I understood (a lot).

많이가 있다.

maniga ingda

Common phrase with this word: 많이가 있다

많이를 좋아하다.

manireul joahada

Common phrase with this word: 많이를 좋아하다

이 많이.

i mani

Common phrase with this word: 이 많이

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