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September 14, 2017

Korean Word of the Day – runny nose (noun)

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콧물 (konmul) runny nose (noun)

아기가 콧물을 흘리고 있습니다.
Agiga konmureul heulligo itsseumnida.
The baby has a runny nose.

콧물을 흘리다
konmureul heullida
have a runny nose

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