Korean expression
더 사
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더 사 means "one more; additionally" in Korean.
How it works here
‘더’ follows ‘하나만’ and asks for one item in addition to what already exists.
In this line
더
‘더’ adds to an existing amount and commonly occurs with quantity expressions such as ‘하나만 더’.
When it's used
Used to request an additional item or say that a little more is needed.
The line
하나만 더 사.
Buy just one more.
The speaker asks for one additional item.
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More examples
커피를 한 잔 더 주세요.
Please give me one more cup of coffee.
조금만 더 기다려 줘.
Please wait just a little longer.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
더
하나만 더 사.
Buy just one more.
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An expression meaning “additionally” or “one more” when increasing an amount or degree
‘더’ adds to an existing amount and commonly occurs with quantity expressions such as ‘하나만 더’.
Other words in this line
- 하나
- One
- 사다
- To buy
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