Achieving Outcomes (By Doing So...) In Korean ((으)ㅁ으로써)
Written byLee Min-jung (이민정)
The V + (으)ㅁ으로써 pattern in Korean demonstrates how a specific action leads to a particular result.
Typically, this outcome has a positive connotation, indicating that something beneficial has been achieved through the stated action.
Grammar Rule: V + (으)ㅁ으로써
Examples of (으)ㅁ으로써 in context
By planting more trees, we can protect the environment.
By making a budget and planning well, I saved money.
By enrolling in language classes, you can improve your Korean.
You can learn by making mistakes.
By living abroad, you can learn a lot about other cultures.
By doing so (by doing that), he learned an important lesson.
By reading steadily, you can increase your vocabulary.
By lowering the legal voting age to 16, we can increase voter turnout and encourage political debate among young people.
By reducing the speed limit in the city centre, the number of traffic accidents has been reduced and many lives have been saved.
By recycling plastic, you can reduce the amount of plastic waste.
Conclusion
Grasping the (으)ㅁ으로써 structure in Korean is essential for learners who wish to convey outcomes achieved through specific actions.
This grammar pattern enriches conversations by expressing cause-and-effect relationships, enhancing clarity and depth in communication.
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