Same meanings in Korean

같은 (gatteun)

Example:

We have the same shoes.

우리는 같은 신발을 가지고 있어요.

They are the same height.

그들은 같은 키예요.

Usage: informalContext: Used to indicate similarity or equality between two or more items or people.

Note: This is the most common usage and can be applied in various contexts, both casual and formal.

동일한 (dong-ilhan)

Example:

The two reports are identical.

두 보고서는 동일합니다.

You must submit the same document.

같은 문서를 제출해야 합니다.

Usage: formalContext: Used in formal writing or official contexts to denote exact sameness.

Note: This term is often used in legal or academic contexts.

일치하는 (ilchihaneun)

Example:

The results are consistent with the same findings.

결과는 같은 발견과 일치합니다.

Your opinion is the same as mine.

당신의 의견은 제 것과 일치해요.

Usage: formal/informalContext: Used when referring to agreements or consistency between statements or items.

Note: This usage emphasizes agreement or conformity.

똑같은 (ttokgateun)

Example:

You always wear the same shirt.

너는 항상 똑같은 셔츠를 입고 있어.

He ordered the same dish every time.

그는 매번 똑같은 요리를 주문했어요.

Usage: informalContext: Used in casual conversations to indicate that two or more things are exactly alike.

Note: This term often carries a connotation of monotony or predictability.

Identical

Identical means exactly the same in every detail or aspect.

Example: The twins looked almost identical, with the same hair color and features.

Note: Identical implies a complete sameness without any differences or variations.

Equal

Equal means having the same quantity, size, value, or degree.

Example: Both teams scored an equal number of goals, resulting in a tie.

Note: Equal focuses on the equivalence in quantity, value, or degree rather than overall similarity.

Similar

Similar means having characteristics in common but not identical.

Example: Their tastes in music are similar, as they both enjoy rock and pop genres.

Note: Similar suggests a likeness or resemblance but not necessarily an exact match.

Same old, same old

Refers to a situation or routine that is unchanged or uneventful.

Example: A: How was your day? B: Oh, you know, same old, same old.

Note: This phrase emphasizes the repetitiveness or lack of change compared to just saying 'same'.

Same here

Indicates agreement or similarity with what someone else has said.

Example: A: I love Italian food! B: Same here!

Note: It is a more informal way of expressing agreement compared to just saying 'same'.

Same difference

Suggests that two options are essentially the same or have no significant difference.

Example: A: Is it 5 miles or 5 kilometers to the beach? B: Same difference, it's not far either way.

Note: Combines 'same' and 'difference' to create a playful contradiction, indicating the insignificance of the distinction.

All the same

Despite a possible risk or contrary actions, it means 'nevertheless' or 'regardless'.

Example: I know it's risky, but I'm going to try it all the same.

Note: It emphasizes proceeding with something despite potential obstacles or drawbacks, giving a sense of determination.

One and the same

Indicates that two things are identical or indistinguishable from each other.

Example: For her, success and happiness are one and the same.

Note: It emphasizes the unity or inseparability of two concepts, highlighting their close connection.

Same boat

Indicates that two or more people are in the same situation or facing the same challenges.

Example: I lost my job too, so we're in the same boat.

Note: It uses a metaphorical image of being in the same boat to convey shared circumstances or experiences.

Same wavelength

Refers to having a mutual understanding or agreement with someone.

Example: We always seem to be on the same wavelength when it comes to ideas.

Note: It uses the metaphor of being on the same wavelength to suggest harmony or alignment in thoughts or communication.

Same page

Means to have a shared understanding or agreement about a particular matter.

Example: Let's make sure we're on the same page regarding the project timeline.

Note: It uses the idea of being on the same page in a literal sense to stress the importance of clarity and coordination in communication or planning.

Ditto

Ditto is used to express agreement or that the same sentiment applies to the speaker as well.

Example: A: I really enjoyed the movie last night. B: Ditto!

Note: Ditto is a concise way of saying 'I feel the same way' without repeating the exact statement.

Likewise

Likewise is used to indicate that the same thing applies to the other person.

Example: A: I had a great time at the party. B: Likewise!

Note: Likewise is a formal way to express agreement or similarity in sentiment.

Copycat

Copycat is used to describe someone who imitates or copies others, often in a negative context.

Example: You're such a copycat! You always wear the same outfits as me.

Note: Copycat carries a negative connotation, implying lack of originality or creativity.

Snap

Snap is an informal way to express agreement or coincidence.

Example: A: I can't believe we both chose the same dessert. B: Snap!

Note: Snap is more casual and often used in spontaneous or informal situations.

Doppleganger

Doppleganger refers to a person who closely resembles someone else.

Example: I saw your doppleganger at the mall yesterday. It was so strange!

Note: Doppleganger implies a strong physical resemblance, often leading to confusion or curiosity.

Two peas in a pod

Two peas in a pod is used to describe two people who are very similar or always together.

Example: Those two are like two peas in a pod. They always agree on everything.

Note: This phrase emphasizes the closeness and similarity between the two individuals, like peas in a pod.

Birds of a feather

Birds of a feather means people of similar character or with similar interests tend to associate together.

Example: Sarah and I have been friends for years. You know what they say, birds of a feather flock together.

Note: This phrase implies a deeper connection based on shared qualities or values rather than just surface-level similarities.

We have the same car.

우리는 같은 차를 가지고 있어요.

I like the same music as you.

나는 너와 같은 음악을 좋아해.

They are wearing the same clothes.

그들은 같은 옷을 입고 있어요.

We ordered the same pizza toppings.

우리는 같은 피자 토핑을 주문했어요.

Same - Adjective (Adjective) / Adjective (Adjective)

Lemma: same

Conjugations

Adjective (Adjective): same

Syllables, Separation and Stress

Same Contains 1 syllables: same

Phonetic transcription: ˈsām

same , ˈsām (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

Same: 100 - 200 (Extremely common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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