I prefer that we prepare it tomorrow in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

내일 준비하는 걸 더 선호해요.
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내일 (nae-il) – “tomorrow”
준비하는 (jun-bi-ha-neun) – “preparing” (the form here is a modifier from the verb 준비하다 “to prepare” used to describe the following noun)
걸 (geol) – contraction of 것을, meaning “the thing/that” (acts as the object of 선호해요)
더 (deo) – “more”
선호해요 (seon-ho-hae-yo) – “(I) prefer” (polite, present tense)

Overall literal translation: “I prefer the thing that is prepared tomorrow more.”
Natural translation: “I prefer that we prepare it tomorrow.”

Tips to remember:
• When describing something with a preceding clause, attach -는 to the verb root (준비 + 하는) to modify the following noun (것).
• The object marker -을 attached to 것 becomes 걸 in informal contractions.
• 더 placed before the verb adds the sense of “more” or “better” in expressing preference.

Alternate ways to say “I prefer that we prepare it tomorrow”:
• 내일 준비하는 게 더 좋아요.
 (Romanized: nae-il jun-bi-ha-neun ge deo jo-a-yo.)
 Literal: “Preparing it tomorrow is better.” (Expressing preference by using 좋다 “to be good”)
• 내일 준비하기를 더 선호해요.
 (Romanized: nae-il jun-bi-ha-gi-reul deo seon-ho-hae-yo.)
 Literal: “I prefer preparing it tomorrow.” (Using the -기 form to nominalize the verb)

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