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반질반질=뺀질뺀질? Are they really the same way to describe people/action? Or is there a nuance of difference?
Apr 24, 2016 11:34 AM
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"반질반질" => adjective describing a surface that is smooth and shiny. "뺀질뺀질" => a sarcastic term describing a person who is too forward and lacks a sense of shame. (also 빤질빤질) They are sometimes interchangeable, but 반질반질 is rarely used for people.
April 24, 2016
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