English–Korean
“moreover” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationteougi
Example
일이 많고 더욱이 시간이 없어요.i ri man ko teo u gi si ga ni eop sseo yo
There is a lot of work, and, moreover, I don't have any time.
How to say “moreover” in Korean
“Moreover” in Korean is 더욱이 (teougi).
One more point that strengthens or emphasizes the situation already under discussion.
Example sentences with 더욱이
설명이 부족해서 더욱이 이해하기가 어려웠어요.seol myeong i pu jo kae seo teo u gi i hae ha gi ga eo ryeo wo sseo yo
The explanation was insufficient; moreover, that made it difficult to understand.
Tips for using 더욱이
- It usually links a new supporting point to something already stated, which makes it useful for building a clear argument rather than opening an unrelated topic.