🌟 부랑하다 (浮浪 하다)

Verb  

1. 일정하게 사는 곳과 하는 일 없이 떠돌아다니다.

1. WANDER ABOUT; LEAD A VAGRANT LIFE: To roam around without a home or job.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 부랑하는 사람.
    A wanderer.
  • Google translate 부랑하는 삶.
    Wandering life.
  • Google translate 부랑하는 아이.
    A wandering child.
  • Google translate 부랑하는 처지.
    Wandering position.
  • Google translate 부랑하며 지내다.
    To be on the run.
  • Google translate 거리에는 올데갈데없이 부랑하는 사람들로 가득했다.
    The streets were full of vagabonds.
  • Google translate 나그네는 평생을 떠돌이로 이곳저곳 부랑하는 삶을 살아왔다.
    The traveler has spent his whole life wandering from place to place.
  • Google translate 옛날에는 집 없는 거지가 많이 있었다면서요?
    I heard there used to be a lot of homeless beggars.
    Google translate 네, 거리를 배회하며 부랑하던 사람들이 많이 있었지요.
    Yes, there were a lot of people wandering around the streets.

부랑하다: wander about; lead a vagrant life,ふろうする【浮浪する】,vagabonder, traîner,vagabundear,يضل,тэнэх, хэсүүчлэх,lang thang, lêu lổng,เร่ร่อน, ระเหเร่ร่อน, จรจัด, พเนจร,menggelandang,бродяжничать; бомжевать,漂泊,流浪,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 부랑하다 (부랑하다)

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