What does 거짓말 mean?
거짓말 means "A statement made up contrary to the facts." in Korean.
How it works here
The noun ‘거짓말’ is used as a short exclamatory reaction.
When it's used
Used as a short reaction to something unbelievable or untrue.
The line
아, 거짓말
Oh, that's a lie.
Said briefly after hearing something surprising or unbelievable.
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More examples
그 얘기 전부 거짓말이었어.
That whole story was a lie.
괜히 거짓말하지 말고 사실대로 말하세요.
Don't lie for no reason; tell the truth.
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What does this mean here?
거짓말
아, 거짓말
Oh, that's a lie.
- A note written to keep from being late for an event.
- A chart listing prices of goods written in advance.
- A note written so you do not forget a promised task.
- A statement made up contrary to the facts, or such content.
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A statement made up contrary to the facts, or such content.
A noun meaning a statement made contrary to the facts. As a verb, it is usually used in ‘거짓말하다’; colloquial speech also uses ‘거짓말 치다’.
Same expression in other scenes
- 거짓말 치지 — Something that is not true
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