April 17, 2020
바탕, 토대, 기반, 기초 what's the difference?
I think they can all mean a literal or figurative foundation for something. Whether it's an idea, a theme for a party or a physical foundation for a project. 바탕, 토대 and 기초 can all be used with 을/를 두다 to mean 'based on a true story.' or 'based on a comic book' etc. While 기반을 둔 can be used to say based on evidence or research but I don't think it would be used with anything fictional. Other than that I'm really not sure what separates them.
바탕, 토대, 기반, 기초 what's the difference?
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I think they can all mean a literal or figurative foundation for something. |
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Whether it's an idea, a theme for a party or a physical foundation for a project. |
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바탕, 토대 and 기초 can all be used with 을/를 두다 to mean 'based on a true story.' |
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or 'based on a comic book' etc. |
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While 기반을 둔 can be used to say based on evidence or research but I don't think it would be used with anything fictional. |
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Other than that I'm really not sure what separates them. |
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