Without in Korean 🇰🇷

없이 info.

Tips to Remember:
• "없이" (romanized: eopsi) comes from the verb "없다" (eopda), meaning "to not have" or "to not exist." Think of it as emphasizing the absence of something.

Explanations:
• "없이" is an adverb that indicates the lack or absence of whatever follows it.
• It is used to describe doing something without a particular item, quality, or condition.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
• While "없이" directly means "without," its root "없다" (eopda) is the base meaning "to not have." In some contexts, words like "결핍하다" (gyeolpip-hada, meaning "to be deficient in") can convey a similar sense of lacking, though they are not exact substitutes.

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
• "없이" is primarily used in its standard form meaning "without" and does not have a widely recognized slang usage. In informal speech, it retains the same meaning but may be used for dramatic emphasis.

Examples of Sentences:
1. I made a cake without sugar.
Korean: 나는 설탕 없이 케이크를 만들었어.
Romanized: Naneun seoltang eopsi keikeureul mandeureosseo.

2. He lives without money.
Korean: 그는 돈 없이 생활해.
Romanized: Geuneun don eopsi saenghwalhae.

3. I can’t live without you.
Korean: 나는 너 없이 살 수 없어.
Romanized: Naneun neo eopsi sal su eopseo.

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