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여럿 info.

Tips to remember the word:
• Think of "여럿" (yeoreot) as representing “more than one” or “an assortment,” similar to picturing several items together. Its sound “yeo” might remind you of “your” group—a playful way to recall that it implies multiplicity.
• Notice its similarity to the adjective “여러” (yeoreo), which means “various” or “several.” Remembering this pattern will help reinforce its meaning.

Explanations:
• "여럿" is used to indicate "several" or "more than a couple" of items or people. It’s a native Korean word that typically describes a moderate number of things.

Other words with similar meanings:
• 여러 (yeoreo) – meaning "various" or "several."
• 몇몇 (myeotmyeot) – which can also imply "some" or "several."
• 다수 (dasu) – meaning "many," though it implies a larger number than "여럿."

Alternate meanings:
• "여럿" does not have a widespread slang usage; it is generally used in its literal sense to denote several items or persons. In colloquial contexts, it simply emphasizes plurality without any hidden connotations.

Example sentences:
1. 회의에는 여럿의 의견이 있었다.
Romanized: Hoe-ui-eneun yeoreot-ui uigyeoni isseotda.
Translation: There were several opinions in the meeting.

2. 여럿 사람들과 함께 갔다.
Romanized: Yeoreot saramdeulgwa hamkke gatda.
Translation: I went with several people.

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