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How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
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1.학교는 재미없어 (no fun)
2.학교는 재미없어요 (no fun / polite)
3.학교는 지겨워 (boring)
4.학교는 지겨워요 (boring / polite)
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What is the difference between 지루하다 and 재미없다 ?
answer지루하다 -> boring 재미없다 -> no fun you use boring when you are bored. but 재미없다 normally uses you expect something fun but it comes with no fun.
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How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
answer학교는 지루하다.
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What is the difference between 지루하다 and 재미없다 ?
answerThey have similiar meaning 지루하다 boring 재미없다 no fun
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How do you say this in Korean? school is so boring
answer학교는 너무 지루해 school is(학교는) so(너무) boring(지루해)
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What is the difference between 지루하다 and 재미없다 ?
answer@peacefulsoull 지루하다 means something’s boring, while 재미없다 means something’s not fun to do.
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How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
answer학교는 지루해
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What is the difference between 지루하다 and 재미없다 ?
answermeans boring and not interesting
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How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
answer학교는 지루해. or 학교는 따분해.
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What is the difference between 재미없다 and 지루하다 ?
answer지루하다 means something is boring or dull 재미없다 simply means to be not fun or interesting
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How do you say this in Korean? school is boring
answer학교 지루해~
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