Decoded Slug: ~을수록 [eulsurok] (The more)

Korean Grammar Point
~을수록 [eulsurok] (The more)

~을수록 [eulsurok] (The more)

Short explanation:

Used to express 'the more...the more', or an increasing degree or intensity in a certain state or action.

Formation:

Verb-을수록 / Adjective-을수록

Examples:

한국어를 공부할수록, 한국 문화에 대해 더 많이 이해할 수 있어요.
Hangugeoreul gongbuhal suruk, hanguk munhwae daehae deo mani ihaehal su isseoyo.
The more I study Korean, the more I can understand about Korean culture.
이 노래를 많이 들을수록, 더 좋아지는 것 같아요.
I noraereul mani deuleulsurok, deo joajineun geot gatayo.
The more I listen to this song, the more I seem to like it.
날이 점점 더워질수록, 아이스크림이 더 많이 팔려요.
Nari jeomjeom deoweojilsurok, aiseukeurimi deo manhi pallyeoyo.
The hotter the day gets, the more ice cream is sold.
사람들이 친환경 제품을 사용할수록, 환경보호에 더 많은 기여를 할 수 있습니다.
Saramdeuri chimhwangyeong jepumeul sayonghalsurok, hwangyeong bohoe deo manheun giyeoreul hal su itsseumnida.
The more people use eco-friendly products, the more they can contribute to environmental protection.

Long explanation:

The grammar point '~을수록 [eulsurok]' is used in Korean to indicate an increasing degree or intensity in a certain state or action. It expresses the idea that as one thing or condition intensifies, another thing or condition also intensifies proportionately. It is equivalent to the phrase 'the more...the more' in English, showing a proportional link between two events or situations.
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