Korean Idiom: “Mouth is bored.” What does 입이 심심하다 mean?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2022

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  • @KoreanJream
    @KoreanJream  Год назад +1

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  • @JamesTermy
    @JamesTermy Год назад +1

    One of these days... I'll want to keep up with these dialogs... As for now it takes me a while to understand, and read back answer.

    • @KoreanJream
      @KoreanJream  Год назад +1

      Oh yeah take your time! Everything takes time, right? 🥰 You can rewatch it and revisit it as you advance in Korean! 화이팅!

  • @louievelwest7164
    @louievelwest7164 Год назад

    제가 입이 심심있을대 감자튀김 먹어요🍟

    • @KoreanJream
      @KoreanJream  Год назад +1

      입이 심심할 때 감자튀김 먹어요? 저도 감자튀김 엄청 좋아해요!!!

  • @KimRika
    @KimRika Год назад

    Muy claro :)

  • @Lu_u0325
    @Lu_u0325 Год назад +1

    전 입이 심심하면 당근 먹어요. ☺️

    • @KelahCash
      @KelahCash Год назад

      우와. 너무 건강해요. I love that! ❤️

    • @KoreanJream
      @KoreanJream  Год назад

      와... 진짜 건강해요!!!

  • @KelahCash
    @KelahCash Год назад

    Ah, so "뭐가" can be used to mean "something?" Is there a video you can make about that?
    In general I still need to learn words like Nothing, Nobody, Somebody/Someone, Anything, Anywhere, Nowhere, etc. 😩

    • @KoreanJream
      @KoreanJream  Год назад +1

      yes!!!! you can use all the question words in that way!
      뭐: what, something
      언제: when, some time
      어디: where, somewhere
      누구: who, someone

    • @KelahCash
      @KelahCash Год назад

      @@KoreanJream Oo! Thank you so much!!!! Ah!!!! 😍