We have to learn to love ourselves more in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Breakdown of the sentence “우리는 더 사랑하는 법을 배워야 합니다” with romanization:

1. 우리는 (u-ri-neun)
 – “우리” means “we.”
 – The particle “는” marks the topic, indicating “as for us.”

2. 더 (deo)
 – Means “more.” It modifies the following verb phrase.

3. 사랑하는 (sa-rang-ha-neun)
 – This is the attributive form of “사랑하다” (sa-rang-ha-da), meaning “to love.”
 – When placed before “법,” it functions as an adjective describing the type of “법” (method/way).

4. 법을 (beop-eul)
 – “법” means “the method” or “way.”
 – The object particle “을” indicates that “법” is what is being learned.

5. 배워야 합니다 (bae-weo-ya ham-ni-da)
 – Comes from “배우다” (bae-u-da), meaning “to learn.”
 – Adding “-어야 합니다” forms the obligation “have to” or “must.”

Tips to remember the structure:
• Start with the topic (“우리는”) to set who is performing the action.
• Use “더” before the verb phrase to show comparison (more/extra).
• Convert the verb “사랑하다” into its descriptive form “사랑하는” to modify “법.”
• Remember that to express obligation, you generally add “-어야 합니다” to the verb stem.

Alternate ways to say “We have to learn to love ourselves more”:

A. 우리 자신을 더 사랑하는 법을 배워야 합니다.
 • Romanized: u-ri ja-sin-eul deo sa-rang-ha-neun beop-eul bae-weo-ya ham-ni-da.
 • This version explicitly includes “자신을” (ourselves) to emphasize self-love.

B. 우리 스스로를 더 사랑하는 법을 배워야 합니다.
 • Romanized: u-ri seu-seu-ro-reul deo sa-rang-ha-neun beop-eul bae-weo-ya ham-ni-da.
 • “스스로를” also means “ourselves” and adds a nuance of doing it by our own effort.

Both alternatives provide a clear message that emphasizes learning the way to love ourselves more.

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