What does 바이올린 mean?
바이올린 means "the instrument called the violin" in Korean.
How it works here
‘바이올린’ names the instrument that the speaker wants to quit.
When it's used
Used when referring to the violin as an instrument, especially in music lessons or practice.
The line
나 바이올린 때려치우고 싶어
I want to quit the violin.
The speaker says they want to stop practicing or pursuing an instrument.
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More examples
어릴 때부터 바이올린을 배우고 싶었어.
I wanted to learn the violin from a young age.
이 곡은 피아노보다 바이올린이 더 잘 어울려요.
The violin suits this piece better than the piano.
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What does this mean here?
바이올린
나 바이올린 때려치우고 싶어
I want to quit the violin.
- A large percussion instrument rather than a string instrument.
- The violin, which is a string instrument.
- A wind instrument with several strings.
- A tool for keeping rhythm on stage.
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The violin, which is a string instrument.
‘바이올린’ is a noun, so particles can follow it. Here it is the object of the desire to quit.
Other words in this line
- 나
- I; me
- 싶다
- To want
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