韓国語辞典
「Get Cold Feet」は韓国語で何と言う
“Get Cold Feet” in Korean is 발을 빼다 (pronounced "Bareul Baeda").
발을 빼다
Bareul Baeda
使い方と背景
Getting cold feetとは、最後の瞬間に恐れたりためらったりすることを意味します。韓国では、これは「足を引っ込める」と表現され、撤退やためらいを示します。
例文
결혼식 전날에 갑자기 발을 빼고 싶어졌어요.
I suddenly got cold feet the day before the wedding.
How to use 발을 빼다 naturally
Quick answer
The Korean word for “Get Cold Feet” is 발을 빼다, romanized as Bareul Baeda.
Usage tip
Learn this word together with a complete Korean sentence. Meaning often depends on particles, politeness level, and word order.
Common mistake
Do not rely only on the English meaning. Read the Korean example sentence and notice the particles, word order, and politeness level around 발을 빼다.
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