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시계 refer to "watch"(on ur hand) or "clock" (on the wall) or both of them?
Feb 13, 2013 3:50 PM
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시계 in Korean can mean any watch or clock. So, it can be a wrist watch, a wall clock, and even a desk watch.
If you want to specify that it's a wrist watch, you can add a wrist (손목) in front of 시계. The same goes for other watches/clocks.
i.e.
wrist watch: 손목시계
wall clock: 벽시계
desk watch: 탁상시계 (this literally means, above the desk watch).
February 14, 2013
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