🌟 쯧쯧

  Adverb  

1. 불쌍하게 느끼거나 마음에 들지 않아서 자꾸 가볍게 혀를 차는 소리.

1. TSK TSK; TUT TUT: A word used to describe the sounds made when one clicks one's tongue, indicating that one feels sympathy for, or is dissatisfied with, someone.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 혀를 쯧쯧 차다.
    Lick one's tongue.
  • Google translate 혀끝을 쯧쯧 차다.
    Kick the tip of one's tongue.
  • Google translate 사람들은 추위에 떠는 아이를 보고 쯧쯧 혀를 차며 안타까운 표정을 지었다.
    When people saw the child shaking in the cold, they kicked their tongues and looked sad.
  • Google translate 인자한 아주머니는 쯧쯧 혀를 차면서 구걸하는 아이에게 돈 몇 푼을 주었다.
    The kind lady gave some money to the begging child, kicking her tongue.
  • Google translate 네 동생, 저렇게 버릇이 없어서야 이 세상을 제대로 살아갈 수 있겠니?
    Your brother, is he so spoiled that he can live in this world?
    Google translate 그러게 말이야. 우리 엄마도 내 동생을 보고 늘 혀를 쯧쯧 차시곤 해.
    I know. my mom always chaps her tongue when she sees my brother.

쯧쯧: tsk tsk; tut tut,ちょっちょっ。ちぇっちぇっ,tss-tss,,نقر باللسان,шог шог, шогшрох,chậc chậc,ตึตึ(เสียงกระเดาะลิ้น),cek cek,,啧啧,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 쯧쯧 (쯛쯛)
📚 Derivative: 쯧쯧거리다: 불쌍하게 느끼거나 마음에 들지 않아서 자꾸 가볍게 혀를 차다. 쯧쯧대다: 불쌍하게 느끼거나 마음에 들지 않아서 자꾸 가볍게 혀를 차다.
📚 Category: Sound  

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