When to use to compare in Korean
Korean: 비교하다[ bi-gyo-ha-da ]

When to use it
To compare means to look at two or more things and see how they are the same or different. In Korean, 비교하다 is used when you compare prices, sizes, people, or ideas. You can use it in daily situations like shopping, studying, or planning a trip.
Example sentences
마트에서 두 사과를 비교해 봤어요.
I compared two apples at the mart.
친구와 점수를 비교했어.
I compared my score with a friend.
두 카페의 가격을 비교해 봤어요.
I compared the prices of two cafes.
공원에서 두 나무를 비교했어요.
We compared two trees in the park.





