Table of Contents
🎥 "When
Life Gives You Tangerines": Introduction
🎥 "When
Life Gives You Tangerines": Short Video
🎥 "When
Life Gives You Tangerines" Shorts: Meet the Characters
🎥 "When
Life Gives You Tangerines" Shorts: Dialogue
🎯 Key
Takeaways
🎥 Grammatical
Analysis of the Dialogue
🎥 "When
Life Gives You Tangerines" Shorts: Wrap-up
Master Korean Through the Magic of K-Dramas—One
Scene at a Time.
This blog post curates the most engaging
K-Drama Shorts and transforms them into powerful learning tools for Korean
learners. I delve deeply into the language, focusing on key vocabulary,
expressions, and even grammatical intricacies.
However, if you're a beginner or intermediate
learner, don’t worry! Start with the 🎥 Dialogue and
🎯 Key Takeaways sections—designed to help you quickly
absorb essential phrases.
Stay patient, follow through, and you won’t
just understand the words by the end—you’ll feel the drama the way
native speakers do.
For an even richer experience, pair this
with K-Lingo (K-Pop) and study Korean daily. Learning a language has
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🎥 "When Life Gives You Tangerines": Introduction
Series Overview
"When
Life Gives You Tangerines" is a 2025 South Korean genre-blended drama that
weaves together multi-layered stories, including family dynamics, historical
elements, and social challenges in addition to romance that chronicles the
intertwined lives of Oh Ae-sun and Yang Gwan-sik over several decades,
beginning in the 1960s. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Jeju Island,
the drama delves into their aspirations, societal challenges, and enduring
love.
Short Video Overview
In
this particular short video, we witness the resilience and determination of
Ae-sun and Gwan-sik as they navigate hardships and strive for success in their
lives. Their journey reflects the broader themes of perseverance and ambition
that are central to the series.
🎥 "When Life Gives You Tangerines": Short Video
🎥 "When Life Gives You Tangerines" Shorts: Meet the Characters
Oh
Ae-sun (IU & Moon So-ri): A
spirited young woman born in Jeju during the 1950s. Despite her impoverished
background and inability to attend school, Ae-sun harbors dreams of becoming a
poet. She is expressive and unafraid to voice her feelings.
Yang
Gwan-sik (Park Bo-gum & Park Hae-jun): A sincere and diligent young man from Jeju. Known for
his quiet nature, Gwan-sik is deeply devoted to Ae-sun, supporting her
aspirations and standing by her side through life's challenges.
Yang
Eun-myeong (Kang You-seok):
As the son of Ae-sun and Kwan-sik, he becomes part of the narrative that shapes
their journey through life.
Bu
Hyeon-suk (Lee Soo-kyung):
As the daughter-in-law of Ae-soon and Kwan-sik, she is a supporting character
who adds depth to the story by representing the social norms and expectations
of the times.
Kwon
Gye-ok (Oh Min-ae): As the mother of Gwan-sik, she plays a
supporting role that highlights the community spirit of Jeju and the hardships
faced by its residents through her relationships with the main characters.
🎥 "When Life Gives You
Tangerines" Shorts: Dialogue
해설자1(아이유): “그들은
가장
자신
있는
걸
하기로
했다.”
Narrator
1 (IU): "They decided to do what they were most confident in."
해설자1: “돌밭을
일구고
바다고기
다
잡으면
그만이라던
애순이
관식이
정신으로…”
Narrator
1: "With the spirit of Aesoon and Gwansik, who said they'd be fine just
tilling rocky fields and catching fish from the sea..."
오애순: “손님이
올까?”
Oh
Aesoon: "Do you think any customers will come?"
양관식: “까짓거
지들이
안
오면
내가
가면
되지.”
Yang
Gwansik: "If they don't come to us, I'll just go to them."
오애순: “진짜
배달도
하게?”
Oh
Aesoon: "You’re seriously going to deliver?"
양관식: “제일
맛있게, 제일
싸게, 제일
빠르게
코앞까지
대령해
준다는데, 지들이
안
먹고
배겨?”
Yang
Gwansik: "If we serve the most delicious, cheapest, and fastest food right
to their doorstep, how could they possibly resist?"
오애순: “근데
성실한
건
자신
있어.”
Oh
Aesoon: "But I’m confident about being diligent."
양관식: “나도.”
Yang
Gwansik: "Me too."
해설자2: “그렇게
의기투합한
후에
애순과
관식은
가게를
차려
배달을
시작하는데.”
Narrator
2: "After joining forces like that, Aesoon and Gwansik opened a shop and
started delivering."
해설자1: “하늘도
미안했는지
코너킥을
자꾸
올려줬다. 축구
하면
배달이었고
급기야 2002년이었다.”
Narrator
1: "Even the heavens seemed apologetic, constantly sending them corner
kicks. If life was soccer, they were delivering—and before they knew it, it was
2002."
TV:
“박지성! 골이에요!”
TV:
"Park Ji-sung! It's a goal!"
양관식: “넣었어?”
Yang
Gwansik: "Did he score?"
동네
아저씨: “박지성이
넣는다고
했지.”
Local
Man: "Told you Park Ji-sung would score."
동네
아저씨: “야, 야, 관식아, 오징어회
짝으로
가져와. 짝으로!”
Local
Man: "Hey, hey, Gwansik, bring a whole set of squid sashimi. A full
set!"
다함께: “대한민국!”
Everyone:
"Daehanminguk!" (Republic of Korea!)
해설자2: “관식은
발로
뛰며
오징어를
불티나게
팔았고, 애순은
오징어
물량확보에
힘을
쓴다.”
Narrator
2: "Gwansik hustled around, selling squid-like hotcakes, while Aesoon
worked hard to secure enough squid supply."
오애순: “걔네들한테
오징어? 스끼다시, 스끼다시. 우리는
오징어가
주전이야. 그러니까
선장, 너네
배
오징어
우리
독점
줘.”
Oh
Aesoon: "To them, squid is just a side dish, sikidashi, but for us,
squid is the main thing. So, Captain, give us exclusive rights to the squid
from your boat."
오애순: “세모는
없어. O, X로만
말해.”
Oh
Aesoon: "No maybes. Just say O or X."
해설자2: “금은동이네는
애순관식
정신으로
자리를
잡아가고
계속해서
좋은
일만
잇따른다.”
Narrator
2: "With the Aesoon-Gwansik spirit, the Geumeundong couple settled in, and
good things kept happening one after another."
오애순: “내가
살다
살다
나라
덕을
다
보네. 관광객
늘어봐. 저
위에
리조트에서도
엄청
시키지.”
Oh
Aesoon: "I never thought I'd be this grateful to the country. Just look at
all the tourists. Even the resort up there keeps ordering tons."
양은명: “차량
스텝들이
여관에서
전화
안
와?”
Yang
Eunmyeong: "Aren’t the production crew calling from the motel?"
부현숙: “제주서
대체
뭘
찍을
거래?”
Boo
Hyunsook: "What are they filming here in Jeju anyway?"
양은명: “그
이빨
좋은
애
있잖아?”
Yang
Eunmyeong: "You know, that guy with the nice teeth?"
오애순: (입모양을
“으이”하고
있다.)
Describes
Aesoon’s facial expression, silently scolding her son Eun-myeong for using
slang or inappropriate expressions.
양은명: “어! 병헌이, 이병헌이.”
Yang
Eunmyeong: "Yeah! Byunghun, Lee Byunghun!"
오애순: “아!”
Oh
Aesoon: "Ah!"
부현숙: “아! 이병헌이.”
Boo
Hyunsook: "Ah! Lee Byunghun!"
해설자2: “가게
앞에서
희대의
대작
올인을
촬영하게
되고, 외국인
관광객이
가게를
찾아온다.”
Narrator
2: "They end up shooting the epic film All In right in front of
their store, and foreign tourists start flocking in."
권계옥: “또, 아리가또야? 아유, 씨, 조또마떼, 조또마떼야”
Kwon
Gyeok: "Again with the arigato? Geez, chotto matte, chotto matte yo"
해설자1: “반드시
제비가
박씨를
물고
오는
계절이었다.”
Narrator
1: "It was truly the season when the swallow brings the gourd seed."
해설자2: “거기에
정미인이
물어다
준
박씨까지
터지며
금은동이네는
금은보화가
터지기
시작한다.”
Narrator
2: "And when Jeong Mi-in brought the gourd seed, even that burst
open—bringing Geumeundong a flood of riches."
🎯 Key Takeaways
1. 배달
This
word means "delivery"—the act of transporting food, goods, or
packages from a store to a customer. In Korean daily life, it's especially
associated with food delivery.
📌
Example Usage
"치킨
배달이 도착했어요."
"The
chicken delivery has arrived."
"요즘은
배달 서비스가 정말 빠르다."
"Delivery
services are really fast these days."
🎨
Expressions
택배 ("parcel delivery") – Used more for packages and
products, not food.
배달시키다 ("to order delivery") – The act of requesting
delivery.
📌
Example Usage
"택배가
집 앞에 도착했어."
"The
parcel arrived at my front door."
"오늘
점심은 피자 배달시켰어."
"I
ordered pizza for lunch today."
2. 코앞까지
대령하다
This
phrase dramatically means "to bring something right in front of
someone," often used to describe food, objects, or even people delivered
immediately and directly.
📌
Example Usage
"네가
시킨 족발, 코앞까지 대령했어."
"The
jokbal you ordered is right in front of you."
"서비스까지
코앞까지 대령해 드렸습니다."
"We
even brought the complimentary items right to your face."
🌀
Similar Expressions
눈앞에 들이밀다 ("to shove in front of someone") – More aggressive
or joking tone.
바로 앞에 갖다 주다 ("to bring directly to the front") – Neutral tone,
less dramatic.
📌
Example Usage
"계산서를
눈앞에 들이밀었다."
"He
shoved the bill right in front of me."
"네
물건을 바로 앞에 갖다 줬어."
"I
brought your stuff right to the front."
3. 성실
This
noun means "sincerity" or "diligence." It describes someone
who is responsible, hardworking, and dependable in both attitude and behavior.
📌
Example Usage
"그는
정말 성실한 직원이다."
"He’s
a truly diligent employee."
"성실함이
그의 가장 큰 장점이다."
"His
greatest strength is his sincerity."
🎨
Expressions
근면 ("industriousness") – More formal or literary.
책임감 있다 ("to be responsible") – Focuses more on taking
responsibility than on consistency.
📌
Example Usage
"그녀는
근면하고 부지런하다."
"She
is industrious and hardworking."
"그는
책임감 있는 사람이다."
"He
is a responsible person."
4. 의기투합
This
phrase means "to join forces with someone with shared spirit or
enthusiasm." It describes when people get along well and align their goals
or emotions naturally.
📌
Example Usage
"우리는
바로 의기투합했다."
"We
hit it off right away."
"두
팀이 의기투합하여 프로젝트를 완성했다."
"The
two teams worked together in perfect sync to complete the project."
🌀
Similar Expressions
손발이 잘 맞다 ("to work well together") – Focuses on teamwork
chemistry.
마음이 잘 통하다 ("to connect well emotionally") – More
emotional/mental alignment.
📌
Example Usage
"우리는
손발이 척척 맞아."
"We
work perfectly together."
"그녀와는
마음이 잘 통해."
"I
connect well with her."
5. 코너킥 / 코너킥을 올려주다 (의미: 기회를
주다)
In
soccer, this means "corner kick," but in figurative Korean, 코너킥을
올려주다 is used to mean "to offer someone a
chance" or "to set up an opportunity."
📌
Example Usage
"이번엔
내가 코너킥 올려줄게."
"This
time, I'll set you up for the shot."
"그는
코너킥을 올려주고 팀이 골을 넣었다."
"He
gave the assist, and the team scored."
🌀
Similar Expressions
기회를 만들다 ("to create an opportunity") – Straightforward
expression for setting something up.
길을 터주다 ("to open the way") – Suggests paving a path for
someone.
📌
Example Usage
"그는
나에게 기회를 만들어줬다."
"He
created an opportunity for me."
"선배가
길을 터줘서 일이 잘 풀렸다."
"My
senior opened the way for me, so everything worked out."
6. 짝 (오징어를 세는 단위, 20마리)
In
this context, "짝" is a traditional Korean
unit used to count 20 squid ("오징어").
It’s a term often used in markets, seafood trading, or older-style restaurants
and signifies a bulk grouping for sale.
📌
Example Usage
"오징어
한 짝 주세요."
"One
bundle of squid, please."
"이건
짝으로 파는 거라 낱개는 안 돼요."
"This
is sold in bundles, so we don’t sell individual pieces."
🌀
Similar Expressions
축 ("a unit of 10 or more skewered items") – Often used
for bunches like dried pollack or fish.
두름 ("bundle of 20 fish tied together") – Traditional
counting unit, especially for dried fish.
📌
Example Usage
"황태
한 축 주세요."
"One
bundle of dried pollack, please."
"청어
한 두름이 필요해요."
"I
need one bundle of herring."
7. 불티나게
팔다
This
phrase means "to sell like hotcakes" or "to sell out
rapidly." It implies something is extremely popular and sells in large
quantities very quickly.
📌
Example Usage
"한정판
굿즈가 불티나게 팔리고 있다."
"The
limited-edition goods are selling like hotcakes."
"그
음식은 매일 불티나게 팔린다."
"That
food sells out every day."
🌀
Similar Expressions
완판되다 ("to sell out completely") – Focuses on the result
of everything being sold.
날개 돋친 듯 팔리다 ("to sell like wings sprouted") – A poetic,
idiomatic expression.
📌
Example Usage
"출시
하루 만에 완판됐다."
"It
sold out in just one day."
"그
책은 날개 돋친 듯 팔렸다."
"That
book sold like crazy."
8. 물량확보
This
phrase refers to "securing stock/supply." It’s often used in business
or logistics, especially when preparing for significant demand or shortages.
📌
Example Usage
"추석
전에 물량확보가 중요하다."
"Securing
enough stock before Chuseok is crucial."
"물량확보
덕분에 매출이 늘었다."
"Thanks
to securing inventory, sales increased."
🌀
Similar Expressions
재고 확보 ("securing inventory") – A more technical term for
managing product availability.
수급 안정 ("supply stabilization") – Used in larger-scale or
government-level contexts.
📌
Example Usage
"재고
확보에 성공했다."
"We
successfully secured our inventory."
"정부는
수급 안정을 위해 노력 중이다."
"The
government is working to stabilize supply and demand."
9. 주전
This
noun refers to a "starting player" or "main member" of a sports team or group. It contrasts with substitutes or backups.
📌
Example Usage
"그는
이번 경기에서 주전으로 출전했다."
"He
played as a starter in this match."
"드디어
주전 자리를 차지했다."
"He
finally earned a spot as a starter."
🌀
Similar Expressions
선발 선수 ("selected player") – More formal expression for
starting member.
핵심 멤버 ("core member") – Broader usage beyond sports, used
in teams or projects.
📌
Example Usage
"그는
선발 선수로 뛰었다."
"He
played as a selected starter."
"그녀는
팀의 핵심 멤버다."
"She’s
the core member of the team."
10.
독점을 주다
This
phrase means "to give exclusive rights" or "to grant a
monopoly." It’s used when one party is granted sole control or rights over
a product, service, or area.
📌
Example Usage
"그
회사에 독점을 줬다."
"They
gave the company exclusive rights."
"그
브랜드는 한국 판매 독점을 갖고 있다."
"That
brand holds exclusive distribution rights in Korea."
🌀
Similar Expressions
전속 계약을 하다 ("to sign an exclusive contract") – Emphasizes legal
commitment.
단독으로 맡기다 ("to entrust exclusively") – Focuses on assigning a
role solely to one party.
📌
Example Usage
"그
배우와 전속 계약을 맺었다."
"They
signed an exclusive contract with the actor."
"그
일은 나에게 단독으로 맡겨졌다."
"The
task was entrusted solely to me."
11.
잇따르다
This
verb means "to occur one after another" or "to follow in
succession." It’s often used for news, accidents, events, or reactions
that happen continuously.
📌
Example Usage
"사고가
잇따르고 있다."
"Accidents
are happening one after another."
"호평이
잇따르고 있다."
"Praises
are pouring in one after another."
🌀
Similar Expressions
연이어 발생하다 ("to occur consecutively") – Formal and often used
in news or reports.
줄줄이 터지다 ("to burst one after another") – More dramatic or
colloquial.
📌
Example Usage
"실종
사건이 연이어 발생하고 있다."
"Missing
cases are occurring consecutively."
"문제가
줄줄이 터졌다."
"Problems
kept bursting out one after another."
12.
관광객
This
word means "tourist." It refers to someone traveling for leisure,
sightseeing, or exploration in a different city or country.
📌
Example Usage
"관광객들이
명동에 몰렸다."
"Tourists
crowded into Myeongdong."
"외국인
관광객이 크게 늘었다."
"The
number of foreign tourists has greatly increased."
🌀
Similar Expressions
여행자 ("traveler") – A broader term that includes all
types of travelers.
방문객 ("visitor") – More general, can apply to any visit.
📌
Example Usage
"나는
자유로운 여행자다."
"I’m
a free-spirited traveler."
"박람회에
많은 방문객이 찾아왔다."
"Many
visitors came to the expo."
13.
희대의 대작
This
phrase means "an epic of the century" or "a rare
masterpiece." It emphasizes something extraordinarily grand, historic, or
iconic, especially in film, art, or literature.
📌
Example Usage
"그
영화는 희대의 대작으로 불린다."
"That
film is called a once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece."
"희대의
대작이 드디어 개봉했다."
"The
epic of the century has finally been released."
🌀
Similar Expressions
명작 ("masterpiece") – More commonly used and slightly
less dramatic.
걸작 ("great work") – Used in art, literature, or cinema.
📌
Example Usage
"그
책은 진정한 명작이다."
"That
book is a true masterpiece."
"그
화가는 수많은 걸작을 남겼다."
"The
painter left behind many great works."
14.
촬영
This
word means "filming" or "shooting," used for movies, TV
shows, photoshoots, or commercials.
📌
Example Usage
"지금
촬영 중이에요."
"We're
filming right now."
"그
장면은 해외에서 촬영되었다."
"That
scene was shot overseas."
🌀
Similar Expressions
녹화 ("recording") – Used for TV shows or radio, usually
in a studio.
사진 찍다 ("to take a photo") – Used in casual, personal
settings.
📌
Example Usage
"방송
녹화는 다음 주에 진행된다."
"The
broadcast recording will take place next week."
"우리는
여행 중 사진을 많이 찍었다."
"We
took a lot of pictures during the trip."
15.
제비가 박씨를 물고 오다
This traditional
Korean idiom means "an unexpected fortune or opportunity has
arrived." It originates from a folktale and is used when something good
comes by chance.
📌
Example Usage
"정말
제비가 박씨를 물고 온 격이네."
"It’s
like a swallow brought you a seed—what a lucky break."
"이건
완전 제비가 박씨 물고 온 상황이지."
"This
is totally a case of a swallow bringing fortune."
🌀
Similar Expressions
뜻밖의 행운 ("unexpected luck") – General phrase for surprising
good fortune.
재수가 좋다 ("to be lucky") – Casual and often used in daily
life.
📌
Example Usage
"뜻밖의
행운이 찾아왔다."
"Unexpected
luck came my way."
"이번엔
정말 재수가 좋았어."
"I
was really lucky this time."
16.
금은보화
This
phrase means "gold, silver, and treasures." It symbolizes vast riches
or something extremely precious, often used figuratively or poetically.
📌
Example Usage
"동굴
안에는 금은보화가 가득했다."
"The
cave was filled with gold and treasures."
"그녀는
금은보화보다 소중한 존재야."
"She’s
more precious than all the riches in the world."
🌀
Similar Expressions
보물 ("treasure") – Most common and general term.
재산 ("wealth" or "assets") – Legal or
financial term.
📌
Example Usage
"이건
우리 집안의 보물이야."
"This
is the treasure of our family."
"그는
많은 재산을 남겼다."
"He
left behind great wealth."
🎥 Grammatical Analysis of the Dialogue
The
following content contains numerous grammatical explanations. If you're not an
advanced Korean learner, skim through it and don’t focus too much. If you're a
beginner or intermediate learner, memorizing even one more conversation from
above is better.
해설자1(아이유): “그들은 가장 자신 있는 걸 하기로 했다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "그들은": "그들 (they)" + topic
particle "은" → Used to set the subject 'they'
as the topic of the sentence.
- "가장
자신 있는": "가장 (most)" +
"자신 있다 (to be confident)" + attributive form
"-는" → Describes the noun that follows as
something they are most confident in.
- "걸": Contracted form of "것을 (thing,
object form)" → Common in spoken Korean.
- "하기로
했다": "하다 (to do)" +
decision expression "-기로 하다 (to decide to do
something)" + past tense ending "-했다."
• “하다” → “하기로 하다” → “하기로 했다” (shows decision made in the past)
📌
Example Usage
"우리는
가장 잘할 수 있는 일을 하기로 했어."
"We
decided to do what we’re best at."
☀️ Meaning
"가장
자신 있는 일을 하기로 결심했다."
"They
decided to go with what they’re most confident at."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"하기로
했다" → "하기로 핻따" (in
natural speech, the ㅎ sound blends and strengthens the ㄷ into a tense ㅌ-like sound)
해설자1: “돌밭을
일구고 바다고기 다 잡으면 그만이라던 애순이 관식이 정신으로…”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "돌밭을
일구고": "돌밭 (rocky
field)" + object particle "을" + "일구다 (to cultivate)" + conjunctive ending "-고 (and)" → Cultivating rocky land.
- "바다고기
다 잡으면": "바다고기
(seafood)" + "다 (all)" + "잡다 (to catch)" + conditional ending "-으면 (if)" → If all the seafood is caught.
- "그만이라던": "그만이다 (that’s enough)" +
indirect quotation ending "-이라던 (used to say
that)" → Recalling someone’s belief that it was enough.
- "애순이
관식이 정신으로": Names Aesoon and Gwansik + "정신 (spirit, mindset)" + instrumental particle "-으로 (with, in the spirit of)" → With the spirit of Aesoon and
Gwansik.
📌
Example Usage
"땅을
일구고 물고기를 잡는 것만으로 충분하다던 정신."
"The
mindset that just farming and fishing is enough."
☀️ Meaning
"애순과
관식이 늘 말하던, 땅 일구고 물고기 잡으면 된다는 단순하고 꾸준한 정신으로…"
"With
the hardworking spirit of Aesoon and Gwansik, who always said farming rocky
land and catching fish is enough…"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"그만이라던" → "그마니라던" (natural liaison
in speech)
오애순: “손님이
올까?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "손님이": "손님 (customer)" + subject
particle "이"
- "올까?": "오다 (to come)" +
conjectural/questioning ending "-ㄹ까?" → Do
you think they’ll come?
📌
Example Usage
"사람들이
와 줄까?"
"Do
you think people will come?"
☀️ Meaning
"진짜
손님이 오려나?"
"Do
you think we’ll actually get customers?"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"올까?" → "올까?" (no change, rising
intonation for question)
양관식: “까짓거
지들이 안 오면 내가 가면 되지.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "까짓거": Emphatic slang expression meaning "it’s nothing," "who cares."
- "지들이": "지들 (they – colloquial and
slightly dismissive)" + subject particle "이."
- "안
오면": Negative "안" +
"오다 (to come)" + conditional "-면 (if)" → If they don’t come.
- "내가
가면 되지": "나 (I)" +
subject particle "가" + "가다 (to go)" + conditional "-면"
+ "되다 (to be fine, to work)" + informal
confirming tone "지"
📌
Example Usage
"그
사람들이 안 오면 내가 직접 가면 되지."
"If
they don’t come, I can just go myself."
☀️ Meaning
"별것
아니니까, 손님이 안 오면 내가 가면 되잖아."
"It’s
no big deal. If they don’t come, I’ll just go to them."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"되지" → "되지" or "뒈지" (in casual speech, '되' may sound like
'dwe')
오애순: “진짜 배달도 하게?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "진짜": Colloquial form of "정말
(really)"
- "배달도
하게?": "배달 (delivery)" +
additive/emphatic particle "도 (even)" +
"하다 (to do)" + rhetorical/interrogative
ending "-게?" → Are you really even going to
deliver?
📌
Example Usage
"정말로
배달까지 하겠다는 거야?"
"Are
you really going to do deliveries too?"
☀️ Meaning
"진심으로
배달도 할 생각이야?"
"Are
you seriously thinking of doing delivery too?"
양관식: “제일
맛있게, 제일 싸게, 제일 빠르게 코앞까지 대령해 준다는데, 지들이 안 먹고 배겨?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "제일
맛있게, 제일 싸게, 제일 빠르게": "제일 (the most)" +
adverbial endings "-게" from adjectives "맛있다 (delicious)," "싸다 (cheap),"
"빠르다 (fast)" → In the most delicious,
cheapest, and fastest way.
• “맛있다” → “맛있게”, “싸다” → “싸게”, “빠르다” → “빠르게”
- "코앞까지": "코앞 (right in front of
someone’s nose)" + particle "까지 (up to, as
far as)" → to right in front of them.
- "대령해
준다는데": "대령하다 (to deliver,
serve politely)" + "주다 (to do for
someone)" + indirect speech with disbelief/emphasis "-ㄴ다는데 (they say that... but can you believe it?)"
- "지들이
안 먹고 배겨?": "지들 (they –
informal/slang)" + subject marker “-이” + negative
"안" + "먹다 (to
eat)" + connective "-고" + "배기다 (to endure, hold back)" + rhetorical question ending → Can
they really resist eating?
📌
Example Usage
"제일
빠르고 싸게 집 앞까지 배달해 준다는데 안 시켜 먹고 배겨?"
"If
they deliver the fastest and cheapest right to your door, how can you resist
ordering?"
☀️ Meaning
"맛있고
싸고 빠르게 바로 눈앞까지 가져다주는데, 그걸 안 먹고 참을 수 있겠냐?"
"If
it's the most delicious, cheapest, and fastest delivered right to your
doorstep, how could they resist?"
오애순: “근데
성실한 건 자신 있어.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "근데": Contraction of "그런데 (but,
however)" → Casual contrastive expression.
- "성실한
건": "성실하다 (to be
diligent)" + attributive "-ㄴ" + noun
"것 (thing)" + topic marker "은" → As for being diligent.
• “성실하다” → “성실한 것은” → “성실한 건” (contracted in speech)
- "자신
있어": "자신 있다 (to be
confident)" + casual declarative ending "-어"
📌
Example Usage
"노력하는
건 자신 있어."
"I’m
confident when it comes to working hard."
☀️ Meaning
"나는
성실하게 일하는 데 자신 있어."
"I’m
confident in my diligence."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"자신
있어" → "자신 이써" (linking
sound between syllables)
양관식: “나도.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "나도": "나 (I)" + particle "도 (too, also)" → Me too.
📌
Example Usage
"나도
그래."
"Me
too."
☀️ Meaning
"나도
그렇다."
"Same
here."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"나도" → "나도" (no change, just
emphasis in intonation)
해설자2: “그렇게
의기투합한 후에 애순과 관식은 가게를 차려 배달을 시작하는데.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "그렇게": "그렇게 (like that, in that
way)" → Refers to previous actions or mindset.
- "의기투합한
후에": "의기투합하다 (to align in
spirit/purpose)" + past attributive "-한"
+ "후에 (after)" → After they united with the
same spirit.
- "가게를
차려": "가게 (shop, store)"
+ object particle "를" + "차리다 (to set up)" + connective "-어"
→ Set up a store and...
- "배달을
시작하는데": "배달 (delivery)"
+ object particle "을" + "시작하다 (to start)" + "-는데 (used to add
background or lead to next action)"
📌
Example Usage
"같은
생각을 가진 후에 가게를 열고 배달을 시작했다."
"After
sharing thoughts, they opened a shop and started deliveries."
☀️ Meaning
"둘이
마음이 잘 맞아서 가게를 열고 본격적으로 배달을 시작했다."
"After
getting on the same page, Aesoon and Gwansik opened a store and started
delivering earnestly."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
“배달을" → "배다를" (natural liaison
between syllables in fast speech)
해설자1: “하늘도 미안했는지 코너킥을 자꾸 올려줬다. 축구 하면 배달이었고 급기야 2002년이었다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "하늘도
미안했는지": "하늘 (the sky, fate,
metaphorically God)" + emphatic particle "도
(even)" + "미안하다 (to feel sorry)" in past
tense "미안했다" + conjunctive ending "-는지 (as if, seemingly)" → As if even the heavens felt sorry.
- "코너킥을
자꾸 올려줬다": "코너킥 (corner
kick)" + object particle "을" + "자꾸 (continuously)" + "올리다 (to raise,
send up)" + "주다 (to give, in support)" +
past tense ending "-었다"
• “올리다” → “올려 주다” → “올려 주었다” → “올려줬다” (contracted speech form)
🐾 In this sentence, "코너킥을 올려 주다"
metaphorically means "to provide repeated chances".
- "축구
하면 배달이었고": "축구
(soccer)" + “하다 (to do)” + conditional connector
"-면 (if/when)" + "배달이었고 (was delivery)" → Soccer meant delivery.
• “배달이다” + connector "-고" → “배달이고” → “배달이었고” (past tense)
- "급기야 2002년이었다": "급기야 (finally, eventually)" + "2002년이었다 (it became 2002)" → Refers to 2002, the symbolic golden age of
Korean soccer (World Cup).
📌
Example Usage
"운도
따라줬고, 결국 좋은 시절이 왔다."
"Even
fate was on their side, and eventually, the golden time came."
☀️ Meaning
"운도
따랐고, 배달이 곧 축구처럼 활발했고, 마침내 2002 월드컵 시절 같은 기회가 왔다."
"Even
the heavens were on their side, with nonstop support like corner kicks, and
eventually, it was like the golden 2002 World Cup era."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"올려줬다" → "올려줟따" (tense final
consonant sound appears naturally)
"배달이었고" → "배다리얻꼬" (liaison between
syllables occurs in casual speech)
TV: “박지성! 골이에요!”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "박지성!": Korean soccer player’s name. Here, the commentator is
shouting it in excitement.
- "골이에요!": "골 (goal)" + copula
"이다 (to be)" + polite present tense "-이에요" → It's a goal!
📌
Example Usage
"손흥민! 골이에요!"
"Son
Heung-min! It's a goal!"
☀️ Meaning
"박지성이
골을 넣었어요!"
"Park
Ji-sung just scored a goal!"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"골이에요" → "고리에요" (linking sound
between consonants and vowels)
양관식: “넣었어?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "넣었어?": "넣다 (to score, to put
in)" + past tense "-었다" + informal
ending "-어?" → Did he score? (expresses
surprise or checking)
📌
Example Usage
"진짜
넣었어?"
"Did
he really score?"
☀️ Meaning
"정말
골을 넣은 거야?"
"Did
he really score?"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"넣었어" → "너어써" (natural spoken
blend)
동네 아저씨: “박지성이
넣는다고 했지.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "박지성이": "박지성" + subject marker
"이"
- "넣는다고
했지": "넣다 (to score)" +
present attributive "-는" + quotation "-다고" + "하다 (to say)" in past
tense "했다" + friendly emphasis "-지"
• “넣다” → “넣는다고 하다” → “넣는다고 했다” → “넣는다고 했지”
📌
Example Usage
"내가
넣을 거라고 했잖아."
"I
told you he’d score."
☀️ Meaning
"내가
박지성이 골 넣을 거라고 말했잖아."
"I
told you Park Ji-sung would score."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"했지" → "핻찌" (ㄷ to ㅈ sound intensification in fast, casual
speech)
동네 아저씨: “야, 야, 관식아, 오징어회
짝으로 가져와. 짝으로!”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "야, 야": A calling expression repeated for
emphasis, friendly or urgent tone.
- "관식아": Name "관식" + vocative
particle "아" → Used to call someone
informally.
- "오징어회
짝으로": "오징어회 (squid
sashimi)" + "짝 (a set, 20 squid)" +
particle "-으로 (as, in the form of)" → As a
set with something else.
- "가져와": Imperative form of "가지오다 (to
bring)"
📌
Example Usage
"콜라에
치킨 짝으로 가져와."
"Bring
a pair of cola and chicken."
☀️ Meaning
"오징어랑
같이 먹을 짝으로 뭔가 가져와."
"Bring
something to go with the squid as a set."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"짝으로" → "짜그로" (spoken quickly
with liaison)
다함께: “대한민국!”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "대한민국!": A national cheer used in sports, meaning "Republic of
Korea!" Often shouted in unison.
📌
Example Usage
"대한민국! 짝짝짝짝짝!"
"Korea!
clap clap clap clap clap!"
☀️ Meaning
"한국을
응원하며 외치는 구호."
"A
cheer for Korea shouted in unison."
해설자2: “관식은
발로 뛰며 오징어를 불티나게 팔았고, 애순은 오징어 물량확보에 힘을 쓴다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "발로
뛰며": "발 (foot)" +
particle "-로 (with/by)" + "뛰다 (to run, to hustle)" + connective "-며 (while)" → While physically hustling.
- "오징어를
불티나게 팔았고": "오징어
(squid)" + object marker "를" + "불티나게 (like hotcakes, in large amounts)" + "팔다 (to sell)" + past tense "-았"
+ connector "-고"
- "물량확보에": "물량 (supply, volume)" +
"확보 (securing)" + locative particle "에 (in, for the purpose of)"
- "힘을
쓴다": "힘 (effort)" +
object marker "을" + "쓰다 (to use/exert)" + present tense "쓴다"
📌
Example Usage
"나는
현장에서 발로 뛰며 물건을 불티나게 팔았어."
"I
was on the ground hustling and selling things like crazy."
☀️ Meaning
"관식은
발로 뛰어다니며 오징어를 엄청 팔았고, 애순은 오징어를 확보하려고 열심히 움직였어."
"Gwansik
ran around and sold squid like hotcakes, while Aesoon worked hard to secure the
supply."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"불티나게
팔았고" → "불티나게 파랃꼬"
(tensed final consonant linking)
오애순: “걔네들한테
오징어? 스끼다시, 스끼다시. 우리는 오징어가 주전이야. 그러니까 선장, 너네 배 오징어 우리 독점 줘.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "걔네들한테
오징어?": "걔네들 (those
guys)" + dative particle "한테 (to)" +
"오징어?" → Rhetorical, ironic tone implying
disbelief.
- "스끼다시, 스끼다시.": "스끼다시" = borrowed from Japanese, meaning free side dish at bars →
repeated for emphasis.
- "우리는
오징어가 주전이야.": "우리 (we)"
+ topic particle "는" + "오징어 (squid)" + subject particle "가"
+ "주전 (main dish)" + declarative ending
"이야" (informal).
- "그러니까
선장, 너네 배 오징어 우리 독점 줘.": "그러니까 (so)" + "선장 (captain)" +
informal address + "너네 배 (your boat)" +
"오징어 (squid)" + "우리 (us)" + "독점 (exclusive
rights)" + "줘 (give us)"
📌
Example Usage
"걔넨
그냥 안주고, 우리는 메인 요리로 쓴다니까. 오징어 우리한테만
줘."
"They
just use it as side dishes, but for us, it's the main. Give us exclusive rights
to the squid."
☀️ Meaning
"걔네들은
오징어를 그냥 안주 정도로 생각하지만, 우리는 메인 요리야. 그러니까
선장님, 오징어 우리한테만 주세요."
"They
just treat squid as a side dish, but for us, it's the main attraction. So
captain, give us exclusive rights to your boat's squid."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"독점
줘" → "독쩜 줘" (tense
consonant sound intensifies in speech)
오애순: “세모는
없어. O, X로만 말해.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "세모는
없어.": "세모 (△,
ambiguous)" + topic marker "는" + "없어 (there is none)" → No room for ambiguity.
- "O,
X로만 말해.": "O, X (yes or no symbols)" +
instrumental particle "로" + limiting particle
"만 (only)" + "말해
(say it)" → Only respond with O or X.
📌
Example Usage
"확실하게
말해. 애매한 대답은 안 돼."
"Be
clear. No vague answers."
☀️ Meaning
"애매하게
대답하지 말고, 찬성이면 O, 반대면 X로 확실히 말해."
"No
wishy-washy answers. Just say yes or no — O or X."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"O,
X로만 말해" → "오, 엑스로만
말해" (O and X are pronounced as in English)
해설자2: “금은동이네는
애순관식 정신으로 자리를 잡아가고 계속해서 좋은 일만 잇따른다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "금은동이네는": "금은동이네 (Geumeundong’s
place)" + topic particle "는" → Refers to
the restaurant/store run by Geumeundong's family.
- "애순관식
정신으로": "애순과 관식" +
"정신 (spirit, mindset)" + instrumental
particle "으로 (with, by)" → With Aesoon and
Gwansik’s spirit.
🐾 "애순과 관식의 정신" refers to sincerity
and diligence.
- "자리를
잡아가고": "자리를 잡다 (to settle
down, establish)" + progressive "-아가다 (keep
on doing)" + connector "-고."
- "계속해서
좋은 일만 잇따른다": "계속해서
(continuously)" + "좋은 일 (good events)" +
limiting particle "만 (only)" + "잇따르다 (to follow in succession)"
• “잇따르다” → “잇따른다” (present tense)
📌
Example Usage
"성실하게
일하다 보니 점점 자리를 잡고, 좋은 일들이 연달아 생긴다."
"By
working diligently, they’re getting more settled, and good things keep
happening."
☀️ Meaning
"애순과
관식의 꾸준한 태도로 금은동이네 가게도 자리를 잡고, 좋은 일들이 줄줄이 이어진다."
"Thanks
to Aesoon and Gwansik’s hardworking mindset, their place is becoming stable,
and good things keep following."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"잇따른다" → "읻따른다" (tense
pronunciation from sound reinforcement)
오애순: “내가
살다 살다 나라 덕을 다 보네. 관광객 늘어봐. 저 위에
리조트에서도 엄청 시키지.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "내가
살다 살다": Emphatic repetition meaning "in all my
life", expressing amazement or disbelief.
- "나라
덕을 다 보네": "나라
(country)" + "덕 (benefit, favor)" +
object particle "을" + emphasis "다 (all)" + "보다 (to
receive/experience)" + sentence-ending suffix “-네”
→ To receive full benefit from the nation.
- "관광객
늘어봐": "관광객 (tourists)"
+ "늘다 (to increase)" +
confirmation/imperative ending "-어봐" → look
how tourists are increasing.
- "저
위에 리조트에서도 엄청 시키지": "저 (that
over there)" + "위에 (up there)" + "리조트 (resort)" + locative particle "에서"
+ emphasize “-도” + "엄청 (a
lot, intensely)" + "시키다 (to order)" +
declarative "지 (you know)"
📌
Example Usage
"살면서
나라 덕을 다 보다니. 관광객들 봐, 리조트에서도 계속 주문해."
"I
never thought I'd benefit so much from the country. Look at all the tourists —
even the resorts keep ordering."
☀️ Meaning
"살면서
이렇게까지 나라 덕을 본 적이 없어. 관광객들이 몰려들고, 리조트에서도
많이 주문해."
"I've
never benefited from a country like this in my life. Tourists are flooding
in, and the resort up there keeps ordering tons."
양은명: “차량
스텝들이 여관에서 전화 안 와?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "차량
스텝들이": "차량 (vehicle)" +
"스텝 (staff)" + plural subject marker "들이" → The vehicle crew/staff.
- "여관에서": "여관 (inn)" + locative
particle "에서 (from/at)"
- "전화
안 와?": "전화 (call)" +
negation "안" + "오다 (to come)" + question "-와?"
→ Isn’t there a call coming in?
- Refers
to asking if the drama crew staying at the inn called in.
📌
Example Usage
"차량이
도착했는지 전화 안 왔어?"
"Hasn’t
the vehicle arrived yet? Haven’t they called?"
☀️ Meaning
"차량
스텝들이 여관에서 전화 오지 않았어?"
"Didn’t
the vehicle staff call from the inn?"
부현숙: “제주서
대체 뭘 찍을 거래?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "제주서": "제주 (Jeju)" + locative
particle "서 (from, in)" → In Jeju.
- "대체": "대체 (what on earth,
really)" → Expresses frustration or disbelief.
- "뭘
찍을 거래?": "무엇을 (what)" +
contracted to "뭘" + "찍다 (to film, shoot)" + future guess/indirect quote ending "-을
거래?" → I heard they're going to shoot something – what on
earth is it?
• “무엇을” → “뭘” (spoken contraction)
📌
Example Usage
"대체
무슨 일로 왔어?"
"What
on earth are you here for?"
☀️ Meaning
"대체
제주에서 뭘 촬영할 예정인가?"
"What
exactly are we filming in Jeju?"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"대체" → "대채" (the ㅔ vowel may reduce in fast speech)
양은명: “그
이빨 좋은 애 있잖아?”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "그
이빨 좋은 애": "이빨 (teeth)"
+ "좋다 (to be good)" + "애 (kid, person – informal)" → Slang meaning "someone who
talks well, fast talker".
• “그 이빨 좋은 애” = slang for "that actor who’s a smooth talker".
- "있잖아?": "있다 (to exist, to have)"
+ rhetorical/confirming tone "-잖아?" → You
know, that one...
📌
Example Usage
"그
사람, 말이 잘 통하는 사람 있잖아?"
"That
person, you know, the one you get along with?"
☀️ Meaning
"그
말 잘하는 배우, 네가 아는 그 배우 있지?"
"You
know that smooth-talking actor, you know?"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"있잖아?" → "읻짜나?" (tense
pronunciation and glottal stop may appear)
오애순: 입모양을 “으이”하고 있다
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
Describes
Aesoon’s facial expression, silently scolding her son Eun-myeong for using slang
or inappropriate expressions.
양은명: “어! 병헌이, 이병헌이.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "어!": Exclamation of realization or surprise.
- "병헌이": Name "병헌 (Byung-hun)" +
vocative particle "이"
- "이병헌이": Full name "이병헌 (Lee
Byung-hun)" + vocative "이"
📌
Example Usage
"어! 손흥민이!"
"Oh!
Son Heung-min!"
☀️ Meaning
"어, 그 사람 이병헌이야."
"Oh,
it’s Lee Byung-hun!"
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"어!" → "어!" (sharply exclaimed)
오애순: “아!”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "아!": Exclamation showing realization or sudden understanding.
📌
Example Usage
"아! 그랬구나."
"Ah!
I see."
☀️ Meaning
"아! 이제 알겠어."
"Ah!
Now I get it."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"아!" → "아!" (clear and open
vowel)
부현숙: “아! 이병헌이.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "아!": Exclamation of realization.
- "이병헌이": Full name with subject/vocative particle.
📌
Example Usage
"아! 그 배우!"
"Ah!
That actor!"
☀️ Meaning
"아! 그 사람이 이병헌이구나."
"Ah!
That’s Lee Byung-hun."
해설자2: “가게
앞에서 희대의 대작 올인을 촬영하게 되고, 외국인 관광객이 가게를 찾아온다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "가게
앞에서": "가게 (store)" +
"앞 (front)" + locative particle "에서 (at)" → In front of the store.
- "희대의
대작 올인을": "희대의 (of the
century, legendary)" + "대작
(masterpiece)" + "올인 (All In – the name of the
drama)" + object particle "을."
- "촬영하게
되고": "촬영하다 (to film)" +
auxiliary structure "-게 되다 (to end up doing)"
+ conjunctive "-고."
- "외국인
관광객이": "외국인
(foreigner)" + "관광객 (tourist)" + subject
marker "이"
- "가게를
찾아온다": "가게 (store)" +
object marker "를" + "찾아오다 (to visit)" → Present tense "찾아온다"
📌
Example Usage
"세계적인
영화 촬영이 끝나고, 많은 외국인 관광객이 찾아왔다."
"After
shooting a world-renowned movie, many foreign tourists came to visit."
☀️ Meaning
"The
filming of the legendary masterpiece All In took place in front of the store,
and foreign tourists started to visit."
권계옥: “또, 아리가또야? 아유, 씨, 조또마떼, 조또마떼야”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "또, 아리가또야?": "또 (again)" + Japanese "아리가또 (ありがとう, thank you)" + informal question ending "-야?" → Used playfully or sarcastically when mimicking Japanese.
🐾 Expresses exasperation at seeing more Japanese tourists arriving.
- "아유, 씨": "아유"
is a sigh or groan; "씨" is a mild swear or
exasperated interjection, expressing annoyance.
- "조또마떼, 조또마떼야": Mimicking Japanese "ちょっと待って (chotto matte, wait a second)" in a joking or mocking tone +
repetitive structure + informal ending "-야".
📌
Example Usage
"또
외국어야? 아유, 진짜 왜 저래."
"Again, with the foreign language? Ugh, seriously."
☀️ Meaning
"또
일본어야? 아이 참, 잠깐만, 잠깐만 하네."
"Again
with the Japanese? Geez, she keeps saying 'wait a sec, wait a sec'."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"조또마떼" → Mimicked in exaggerated Korean pronunciation, distinct from
native Japanese.
해설자1: “반드시
제비가 박씨를 물고 오는 계절이었다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "반드시": Means "surely, certainly" — expresses certainty or
inevitability.
- "제비가
박씨를 물고 오는": "제비
(swallow)" + subject particle "가" +
"박씨 (gourd seed)" + object marker “-를” + verb "물다 (to hold in mouth)" +
connective "-고" + "오다 (to come)" + attributive "-는"
→ A swallow bringing a gourd seed, from a Korean folktale.
- "계절이었다": "계절 (season)" + copula
"이다" in past tense → It was the season.
※
Based on a classic Korean folk tale where fortune comes when a swallow brings a
gourd seed — symbolic of great luck.
📌
Example Usage
"이건
진짜 제비가 박씨 물어오는 타이밍이야."
"This
really is like a lucky break falling into our lap."
☀️ Meaning
"운
좋은 일들이 생기는 계절이었다. 행운이 찾아왔다."
"It
was a season when good fortune inevitably arrived — a time when luck came
flying in like a swallow with a gourd seed."
해설자2: “거기에
정미인이 물어다 준 박씨까지 터지며 금은동이네는 금은보화가 터지기 시작한다.”
🔍 분석 (Analysis)
- "거기에": "거기 (there)" + locative
particle "에" → In addition to that.
- "정미인이
물어다 준": "정미인 (a person’s
name)" + subject marker "이" + "물다 (to carry in mouth)" + auxiliary structure "-어다 주다 (to bring and give)" + attributive "-ㄴ" → What Jeong Mi-in brought.
- "박씨까지
터지며": "박씨 (gourd seed)"
+ additive particle "까지 (even)" + "터지다 (to burst open)" + connective "-며
(while/and)" → Even the seed bursts open, symbolizing luck overflowing.
- "금은동이네는": "금은동이네 (Geumeundong’s
shop)" + topic marker "는"
- "금은보화가
터지기 시작한다": "금은보화 (gold and
jewels, metaphor for wealth)" + subject marker "가" + "터지다 (to burst)" +
nominalizer "-기" + "시작하다 (to begin)" → Starts to overflow with wealth.
• “시작하다” → “시작한다” (present tense)
📌
Example Usage
"누가
기회를 던져줬고, 그걸 계기로 대박이 터졌다."
"Someone
handed them an opportunity, and from that point, things exploded with
success."
☀️ Meaning
"정미인이
행운까지 가져다준 덕에, 금은동이네는 말 그대로 대박이 나기 시작한다."
"Thanks
to Jeong Mi-in bringing even more luck, Geumeundong’s shop starts overflowing
with fortune — like gold and jewels pouring in."
🗣️
Pronunciation Tips
"금은보화가
터지기" → "그믄보화가 터지기"
(syllable linking and slight vowel reduction occur naturally)
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