What does 제일 mean?
제일 means "the most" in Korean.
How it works here
‘제일’ marks the highest degree; with ‘많이’, it means practicing more than any of the other options.
When it's used
Used to identify the highest degree among several items or possibilities.
The line
어 랩을 제일 많이 연습했어
Oh, I practiced rap the most.
The speaker compares several options and identifies the one practiced most.
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이 가게 커피가 제일 맛있어요.
The coffee at this shop is the most delicious.
이번 문제는 내가 풀었던 것 중에 제일 어려웠다.
This was the most difficult problem I’ve solved.
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What does this mean here?
제일
어 랩을 제일 많이 연습했어
Oh, I practiced rap the most.
- The latest among several things.
- The highest in degree or order among several things.
- The smallest among several things.
- The one that comes first out of two.
Show the answer
The highest in degree or order among several things.
‘제일’ means ‘the most’ or ‘the greatest’ and is very common in casual speech. ‘가장’ is a more formal alternative.
Other words in this line
- 랩
- Rap
- 많이
- To a great extent; a lot
- 연습하다
- To practice
Same expression in other scenes
- 제일 바빠 — The busiest; the most
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