apeuro jiyeoksahoereul deo doulgeyo.

From now on, I will help the local community more.

Breakdown of apeuro jiyeoksahoereul deo doulgeyo.

• 더: more
• 돕다: to help
• 지역사회: the local community
• 앞으로: from now on; ahead

Questions & Answers about apeuro jiyeoksahoereul deo doulgeyo.

What does 앞으로 mean here?

Here 앞으로 means from now on, going forward, or in the future.

It can also mean forward/ahead in a physical sense in other contexts, but in this sentence it is a time expression, not a direction.

So here it means something like:

• from now on
• going forward
• in the future

Why is there no subject like 저는?

Korean often leaves out the subject when it is already clear from context.

In 도울게요, the ending -ㄹ게요 / -을게요 usually implies I will... in a way that sounds like a decision or promise to the listener. Because of that, the subject I is understood, so 저는 is not necessary.

A fuller version could be:

• 저는 앞으로 지역사회를 더 도울게요.

But in natural Korean, leaving out 저는 is very common.

Why is it 지역사회를 and not just 지역사회?

The -를 is the object particle. It marks 지역사회 as the thing being helped.

• 지역사회 = local community / community
• 지역사회를 = the local community + object marker

Since 돕다 means to help, it takes an object:

• 지역사회를 돕다 = to help the local community

Also, particles are written attached to the noun, so it is 지역사회를, not 지역사회 를.