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These days, two new terms start to emerge in the media in Korea. The words are ‘Hell joseon, or 'Dirt spoon’. These words have originally been used by a minority of netizens on a particular website, which was then picked up by the media, and that's how we come to know the words. The phrase ‘Hell jos
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dirt. Dirt is full of germs, but they're ㉮ without a microscope. They can get inside our bodies and ㉯ . ⓑ They can get in through our mouths more easily than through our noses. ⓒ So we should keep our mouths closed and breathe through our noses. ⓓ They can get into our bodies through our skin. ⓔ W
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dirt of a week in body. May it be cold at dawn? I felt cold on entering the bath. I rushed straight to the hot water. At that moment, I was obliged to rush out of the bathtub because it was too hot. After all I had to bring down the heat of water by opening the window until a certain woman. Let me c
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dirt)과 같은 맥락으로 이해하면 될 듯하다. 신기하게도 중국어에 이와 똑같은 ‘抹了一鼻灰抹: 擦와 상당히 유사한 의미파생규칙을 지닌다. \'문지르다, 닦다, 바르다,....\'의미.
灰:먼지
’란 표현이 있다. 중국인들은 자신을 대표하는 것과
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