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더구나 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Think of 더구나 as a combination of 더 (more) and 구나, which can carry an exclamation or an adding-on nuance. Remember it by associating it with the concept of “adding more” information.
• The word sounds like “more goo nah,” which might remind you that you’re about to add something extra.

Explanations:
• 더구나 (deogu-na) is used to introduce an additional fact or point, much like “moreover” or “what’s more” in English.
• It emphasizes that the following information reinforces or adds to a previously mentioned idea.

Synonyms:
• 게다가 (gedaga) – similarly means “besides” or “moreover.”
• 또한 (ttohan) – means “also” or “in addition.”
• 뿐만 아니라 (ppunman anira) – translates to “not only… but also.”

Alternate Meanings/Usage:
• While primarily used to add information, 더구나 can be used in casual conversation to imply a sense of surprise or extra emphasis.
• In informal contexts, it may simply highlight an unexpected quality or fact.

Example Sentences:
• 그 사람은 공부를 잘해. 더구나, 운동도 잘해.
(Geu sarameun gongbureul jalhae. Deogu-na, undongdo jalhae.)
Translation: That person is good at studying. Moreover, he is good at sports.

• 이 제품은 가격이 저렴해. 더구나, 품질도 좋아.
(I jaepumeun gagyeogi jeoryeomhae. Deogu-na, pumjildo joha.)
Translation: This product is inexpensive. What's more, its quality is good.

• 오늘 날씨가 따뜻해. 더구나, 바람도 불지 않아.
(Oneul nalssiga ttatteutha. Deogu-na, baramdo bulji anha.)
Translation: The weather is warm today. Besides, it’s not windy.

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