밥 뭇나

Korean
Korean phrasebook
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Etymology

밥 (bap, “rice; food”) +‎ 뭇나 (munna, past polar question-interrogative form of 묵다 (mukda, “to eat”)). Literally "Did you eat something?"

Compare the semantics of Chinese 你吃飯了嗎.

Phrase

밥 뭇나? • (bap munna?)

  1. (Gyeongsang) what's up; a casual greeting between friends
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