Enough in Korean 🇰🇷

충분히 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: "충분" means “sufficient” and the adverbial ending "히" turns it into “sufficiently.” Remember that whenever you see "충분" in a sentence, it’s talking about having the right or ample amount.
• Associate it with the English word “enough.” When you think “enough,” recall that in Korean you’d often express that quality with “충분히.”

Explanations:
• "충분히" is an adverb meaning “sufficiently” or “adequately.” It’s used to modify verbs or adjectives to indicate that something is done or exists to a degree that meets the requirement.
• It emphasizes that the quantity, extent, or degree of something is more than or equal to what is needed.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• "제대로" – often used to mean “properly” or “appropriately.”
• "알맞게" – implies doing something in the right or suitable manner.
(Note: While these words can sometimes be interchangeable in context, "충분히" specifically stresses the sufficiency in amount or degree.)

Alternate Meanings (Including Slang):
• In standard usage, "충분히" only conveys the idea of “sufficiently.” There aren’t widely recognized slang or alternate colloquial meanings of this term.

Examples of Sentences (with Romanized):
• 나는 충분히 준비했다.

 Romanized: Naneun chungbunhi junbihada.
 Translation: I prepared enough.
• 이 문제는 충분히 해결할 수 있다.

 Romanized: I munjeneun chungbunhi haegyeolhal su itda.
 Translation: This problem can be solved sufficiently.
• 시간이 충분히 있었다.

 Romanized: Sigani chungbunhi isseotda.
 Translation: There was enough time.

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