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back (body/anatomy) in Korean? Hi there, I found different translations for the vocabulary "human back" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_back): 1) 뒤... - could it be this? 2) 허리 - is what my Active Korean 2 book says, but isn't it rather be the "waist"? Also I'm not sure about naver, it basically states "등; (등)허리" ?! 3) 등 - I read this is for the anatomy, I found it on bab.la 4) My Hippocrene dictionary says it's rather "차 뒤쯕에"? Or did I interpret it wrongly? Thanks for your help in advance!
17 ก.ค. 2011 เวลา 19:08
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When we call one's back, we call " 등허리" For example 1. Apply a pain relief patch to a sore spot on one's back. ---> '등허리'의 아픈 곳에 파스를 붙이다. We can also say "등" For example 1. Please pat my back -----> "등" 좀 두둘겨 주세요. We can aslo say "뒤태" For example 1. You have a beautiful back----> 당신은 아름다운 "뒤태"를 가지셨군요. 차 뒤쯕에 -----> 차 뒤쪽에가 맞습니다. We can't use " 등, 뒤태 " when we mention about the object such like car If you wanted to say what is one's back in Korean, it would "등" or "등허리"
17 กรกฎาคม 2011
Simply adding, 1) 뒤 is possible. '너 뒤에 뭐 묻었다' --- 'You got something on your back'. 2) 허리 is rather smaller part than human back. It's from the top of the buttocks to somewhere near the mid-lower part of the rib cage. 허리=waist. But, usually when someone says '허리 아파요', the pain usually refers to backpain, the lower part of the back. 3) 등 is commonly used to refer to 'back'. '등 좀 긁어줘.' ---'Scratch my back, please.' 4) I don't understand.. 차 뒤쪽에 means the back side of the car..
19 กรกฎาคม 2011
yes, korean ask me. 어떤걸 원하세요? you want?
7 พฤษภาคม 2012
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