What does 진짜 mean?
진짜 means "Really; very much." in Korean.
How it works here
Repeating ‘진짜’ (really) strongly emphasizes the speaker’s regret. Saying the same word twice conveys the emotion more earnestly.
When it's used
Used to strongly emphasize what is being said or express emotion. It is very conversational and common in everyday speech.
The line
"진짜 미안해 진짜 미안해"
I’m really sorry. I’m really sorry.
The speaker apologizes repeatedly after making a mistake.
Scene from “우리가 쟤네보다 낫다ㅋ” · Channel: 9트쫑 Watch on YouTube
More examples
이 빵 진짜 맛있다.
This bread is really delicious.
오늘은 진짜 일찍 끝났어요.
It really ended early today.
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What does this mean here?
진짜
"진짜 미안해 진짜 미안해"
I’m really sorry. I’m really sorry.
- I’m really happy.
- I’m very hungry.
- It’s completely over.
- Really; very
Show the answer
Really; very
It is placed before adjectives, verbs, or nouns to intensify their meaning like ‘really’. Compared with ‘정말’, it sounds lighter and more emotionally charged.
Other words in this line
- 미안하다
- To be sorry
- 미안해
- A way of saying ‘I’m sorry’
Other scenes with this expression
아 진짜 미안해.
Ah, I’m really sorry.
Scene from “[SPECIAL VIDEO] SEVENTEEN 5th Anniversary '빛나는 5주년(Shining 5th Anniversary)'” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
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