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How do you say "I did 10 situps" in Korean?
Is there a specific counter word for exercises/movements?
I'd like to say "I did 10 situps," but I'm not sure if a counter is needed after the word "situps".
19 de jan de 2016 18:44
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"I did 10 situps" => (난) 윗몸일으키기(를) 열 번 했어.
"sit-up" is called 윗몸일으키기(your upper body(윗몸) is made upright(일으키다)).
"I did 10 situps" means "I did a situp 10 times", so the counter is "times".
We use the counter 번 or 회 (or sometimes 개) corresponding to "times".
번 is common all around, 회 is a little more formal and not as widely used.
개 is normally for physical things, so it is not right here.
But people often use it for anything as it is the most common counter word in Korean.
19 de janeiro de 2016
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Habilidades linguísticas
Inglês, Francês, Coreano
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Francês, Coreano
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