Would they have paid more attention? in Korean 🇰🇷

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Would they have paid more attention?	그들은더많은관심을지불했을까요?

How to say “Would they have paid more attention?” in Korean? “그들은더많은관심을지불했을까요?”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “그들은더많은관심을지불했을까요?” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Would they have paid more attention? in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Sentence info.

Breakdown of the sentence:

1. "그들은" (geudeureun)
• "그들" means “they” and attaching the topic marker "은" (‑eun) indicates that “as for them” is the focus.

2. "더 많은" (deo manheun)
• "더" means “more.”
• "많은" is an adjective form of “많다” (to be many/much) used to modify a following noun.

3. "관심을" (gwansimeul)
• "관심" means “attention” or “interest.”
• The object marker "을" (‑eul) indicates that “attention” is what is being “paid.”

4. "지불했을까요?" (jibulhaesseulkka yo?)
• "지불하다" means “to pay.”
• "지불했을까요?" is a combination of the past tense form plus the ending "-을까요?" which is used to ask a question in a speculative or uncertain tone, roughly “would they have paid?”

Tips to remember:
• Note that topic markers like "은/는" attach directly after the word (그들 + 은 → 그들은) to set the topic.
• For adjectives preceding a noun, use the modified form (많은) to agree with the noun (관심).
• When asking a speculative question, use the form "-았/었을까요?" For regular verbs, attach this ending after conjugating to the past form.

Alternate ways to say “Would they have paid more attention?”:
• "그들은 더 많은 관심을 기울였을까요?"
– (geudeureun deo manheun gwansimeul giuryeosseulkka yo?)
• "그들은 더 많은 관심을 보였을까요?"
– (geudeureun deo manheun gwansimeul boyeosseulkka yo?)

Each alternative replaces "지불했을까요?" with a verb phrase that more directly expresses “to pay attention” (기울이다 means “to devote/give” or 보이다 means “to show”), which might be more natural when talking about attention rather than an actual monetary payment.

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