🌟 언짢아하다

Verb

1. 마음에 들지 않거나 못마땅하게 여기다.

1. BE UPSET; BE DISPLEASED; BE UNPLEASANT: To be unhappy or displeased with something.

🗣️ Usage Example:

언짢아하는 기색.
An expression of displeasure.
언짢아하는 느낌.
A feeling of displeasure.
언짢아하는 얼굴.
An angry face.
언짢아하는 표정.
A look of displeasure.
매우 언짢아하다.
Very upset.
친구는 바쁜데 내가 자꾸 말을 거는 것을 언짢아했다.
My friend was annoyed that i kept talking to her when she was busy.
우리 선생님은 아이들이 말을 듣지 않는 것에 언짢아하고 계셨다.
My teacher was upset that the children weren't listening.
♔ 널 위해 말하는 거니까 언짢아하지 말고 들어 줘.
I'm talking for you, so don't be upset and listen.
♕ 응, 내 잘못을 말해 줘서 오히려 고마운걸.
Yeah, thanks for telling me my fault.

언짢아하다: be upset; be displeased; be unpleasant,ふきげんにおもう【不機嫌に思う】。ふかいにおもう【不快に思う】,être mécontent, être désagréable, être déplaisant, être de mauvaise humeur, avoir ses vapeurs, rendre quelqu'un malade,molestarse, fastidiarse, enojarse,يستاء مِن,таагүйдэх, тухгүйтэх, аягүйрхэх,bực bội, khó chịu, bực dọc,ไม่พอใจ, ไม่สบอารมณ์,tidak senang, tersinggung, kesal, marah,не нравиться; быть не в настроении,不舒服，不愉快，懊恼,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 언짢아하다 (언짜나하다) • 언짢아하여 (언짜나하여) 언짢아해 (언짜나해) • 언짢아하니 (언짜나하니)

🌷 ㅇㅉㅇㅎㄷ: Initial sound 언짢아하다

ㅇㅉㅇㅎㄷ ( 언짢아하다 ) : 마음에 들지 않거나 못마땅하게 여기다. Verb
🌏 BE UPSET; BE DISPLEASED; BE UNPLEASANT: To be unhappy or displeased with something.

💕Start 언짢아하다 🌾End

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언 End

Start 짢

짢 End

Start 아

아 End

Start 하

하 End

Start 다

다 End

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