John wrote:Awesome thanks guys for helping me out.
To help you out a little more.
When you hear '말 된 다 ', 되 다 doean't mean 'become' or 'done', but an idiom for 'make sense' or 'logical'
Here are some more phrases associated with 말, usually spoken word.
말 (language, speech)
말도 마라
that does not even begin to describe it, no word to describe, no worth mentioning
말을 내다
broach a subject, leak a word, start a rumor
말을 놓다
to change from polite to a lower form of speech
말 놓 으 세 요 doesn't mean put down words but drop the polite form of words.
말을 더듬다
stammer; falter; stutter
말을 듣다
act in accordance with someone's request, comply with, obey, listen
or simply to hear words
말을 못 하다
be beyond words or explanation
말을 삼키다
begin to speak but stop, hold back speech
말이 나다
be made of subject of conversation; be rumored, word to be spread
말이 떨어지다
a consent or command is spoken, order is given
말이 많다
be talkative
말이 새다
a secret leaks out
말이 아니다
be absurd; outrageous; ridiculous or bad situation
말이 안 되다
be unreasonable; be illogical; be in poor condition
말이 적다
be taciturn; (a person) of few words
말이 청산유수(靑山流水)다
speak smoothly and fluently
same as 말 참 잘한다
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