When to use objective in Korean

When to use it

Objective (객관적) means fair and based on facts, not on personal feelings. We use it for opinions, information, reports, and test grading at school. For example, a teacher should grade tests in an objective way.

Example sentences

1. 선생님은 시험을 객관적으로 채점해요.

   The teacher grades the test objectively.

2. 민수는 토론에서 객관적인 의견을 말했어요.

   Min-su gave an objective opinion in the discussion.

3. 엄마는 두 아이의 말을 객관적으로 들어요.

   Mom listens to both children objectively.

4. 이 광고는 객관적이지 않아요.

   This advertisement is not objective.

5. 여행 블로그보다 지도가 더 객관적이에요.

   A map is more objective than a travel blog.

6. 뉴스를 볼 때 객관적인 정보를 찾아요.

   I look for objective information when I watch the news.