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27 Dec 2016
- Spanish (Spain)
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Korean
Question about Korean
What does 머리사 mean?
What does 머리사 mean?
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- Korean
I can't get the meaning of it. I don't think you means '머리를 사(buy your head)'.
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- Spanish (Spain)
😕😕😶😶. Como escribo (tengo comprar un alguna medicina para el dolor de cabeza) que es en realidad lo que quería escribir
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@TigerLee Translating in English from Spanish...:
As I write (I have to buy some medicine for the headache) which is really what I wanted to write...
- English (US)
@Melissa_Guzman Do you mean to say 머리서? This is pretty much "from my head" or "for my head."
"머리가 아프다" means "my head hurts."
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