What does 진정해 진정해 진정해 mean?
진정해 진정해 진정해 means "calm down" in Korean.
How it works here
The repeated form ‘진정해’ emphasizes the request to settle down emotionally.
Dictionary form
진정하다
To tell an angry or excited person to calm down
‘진정해’ is an imperative-like form of ‘진정하다’ (to calm down). Repeating it strongly emphasizes the request to become calm.
When it's used
Used when someone is upset, excited, or raising their voice.
The line
진정해 진정해 진정해
Calm down, calm down, calm down.
People nearby say this when someone is flustered and speaking loudly.
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More examples
흥분하지 말고 진정해.
Don’t get excited; calm down.
잠깐만, 먼저 진정해.
Wait a moment—calm down first.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
진정해 진정해 진정해
진정해 진정해 진정해
Calm down, calm down, calm down.
- A polite request to listen to the speaker to the end.
- Trying to overlook someone’s mistake and move on quietly.
- Telling someone not to judge hastily and to wait calmly.
- Telling an angry or excited person to calm down.
Show the answer
Telling an angry or excited person to calm down.
‘진정해’ is an imperative-like form of ‘진정하다’ (to calm down). Repeating it strongly emphasizes the request to become calm.
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