🌟 기삿거리 (記事 거리)

Noun  

1. 신문이나 잡지 등에 실릴 만큼 중요하거나 재미있는 이야기나 사건.

1. NEWS ITEM: A story or incident that is important or interesting enough to be reported in a newspaper or magazine.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 흥미로운 기삿거리.
    Interesting articles.
  • Google translate 기삿거리가 되다.
    Become an article.
  • Google translate 기삿거리가 많다.
    There's a lot of stories.
  • Google translate 기삿거리가 없다.
    No story.
  • Google translate 기삿거리를 찾다.
    Find articles.
  • Google translate 박 기자는 기삿거리를 찾기 위해 밖으로 취재하러 나갔다.
    Reporter park went outside to look for articles.
  • Google translate 김 기자에게는 단순한 사회 현상도 좋은 기삿거리로 만들어 기사를 쓰는 재주가 있다.
    Reporter kim has the knack of writing articles by making simple social phenomena into good articles.
  • Google translate 뭐 새로운 기삿거리라도 있어요?
    Do you have any new articles?
    Google translate 아니요. 최근에는 특별한 사건, 사고가 전혀 없네요.
    No. recently, there have been no special incidents or accidents.

기삿거리: news item,ねた。ざいりょう【材料】,informations pour un article,noticia, informe, reportaje, crónica,مادّة المقالة,мэдээ, нийтлэл, сураг чимээ,tin tức có thể đăng báo,ข้อความข่าว, หัวข้อข่าว,buah bibir, bahan berita,,新闻素材,新闻材料,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 기삿거리 (기사꺼리) 기삿거리 (기삳꺼리)

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