How to say "for" in Korean?
I mean for as in..
I'm too sexy for my shirt.
I'm too cool for school.
It's quiet cold for a summer day.
How do I express this in Korean?
Thank you :)
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You can use "에 비해" in the first two sentences.
I'm too sexy for my shirt.
내 셔츠에 비해 나는 정말 섹시하다.
I'm too cool for school.
친구들에 비해 나는 정말 잘났다.
You can use "치고는" in the following sentences.
It's quiet cold for a summer day.
여름날씨치고는 너무 춥다.
That is cold for Florida.
플로리다(의 날씨)치고는 춥다.
It is hot for September.
9월치고는 덥다.
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