What does 뜨겁게 mean?
I'm trying to learn Korean using series titles, so excuse my ignorant question
here is the Title:
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라
The translation of 뜨겁게 is hot which it doesn't make sense to me, I think it means passionately based on the English title, but I hope you can explain briefly if this word is a combination, and if there some grammar behind it.
Thank you.
grammar meaning
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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I'm trying to learn Korean using series titles, so excuse my ignorant question
here is the Title:
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라
The translation of 뜨겁게 is hot which it doesn't make sense to me, I think it means passionately based on the English title, but I hope you can explain briefly if this word is a combination, and if there some grammar behind it.
Thank you.
grammar meaning
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
594
1
I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with청소(cleaning) in most case.
– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense.I'm not sure how frequent it used.
– user2652379
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
I'm trying to learn Korean using series titles, so excuse my ignorant question
here is the Title:
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라
The translation of 뜨겁게 is hot which it doesn't make sense to me, I think it means passionately based on the English title, but I hope you can explain briefly if this word is a combination, and if there some grammar behind it.
Thank you.
grammar meaning
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
594
I'm trying to learn Korean using series titles, so excuse my ignorant question
here is the Title:
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라
The translation of 뜨겁게 is hot which it doesn't make sense to me, I think it means passionately based on the English title, but I hope you can explain briefly if this word is a combination, and if there some grammar behind it.
Thank you.
grammar meaning
grammar meaning
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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edited Dec 18 at 16:45
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with청소(cleaning) in most case.
– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense.I'm not sure how frequent it used.
– user2652379
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
1
I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with청소(cleaning) in most case.
– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense.I'm not sure how frequent it used.
– user2652379
yesterday
1
1
I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with
청소(cleaning) in most case.– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with
청소(cleaning) in most case.– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was
(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense. I'm not sure how frequent it used.– user2652379
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was
(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense. I'm not sure how frequent it used.– user2652379
yesterday
|
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뜨겁다 can be meant "hot" or "full of energy/passion".
So, the sentence means "firstly, clean passionately".
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
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뜨겁게 = passionately
There are another examples of same usage : 뜨겁게 기도하라 (pray) 뜨겁게 사랑하라 (love)
뜨겁게 contains meanings of enough(충분히) or wholeheartedly (정성스럽게)
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9201220
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뜨겁다 can be meant "hot" or "full of energy/passion".
So, the sentence means "firstly, clean passionately".
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
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뜨겁다 can be meant "hot" or "full of energy/passion".
So, the sentence means "firstly, clean passionately".
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
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뜨겁다 can be meant "hot" or "full of energy/passion".
So, the sentence means "firstly, clean passionately".
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
뜨겁다 can be meant "hot" or "full of energy/passion".
So, the sentence means "firstly, clean passionately".
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
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answered Dec 17 at 20:22
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뜨겁게 = passionately
There are another examples of same usage : 뜨겁게 기도하라 (pray) 뜨겁게 사랑하라 (love)
뜨겁게 contains meanings of enough(충분히) or wholeheartedly (정성스럽게)
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9201220
add a comment |
뜨겁게 = passionately
There are another examples of same usage : 뜨겁게 기도하라 (pray) 뜨겁게 사랑하라 (love)
뜨겁게 contains meanings of enough(충분히) or wholeheartedly (정성스럽게)
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9201220
add a comment |
뜨겁게 = passionately
There are another examples of same usage : 뜨겁게 기도하라 (pray) 뜨겁게 사랑하라 (love)
뜨겁게 contains meanings of enough(충분히) or wholeheartedly (정성스럽게)
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9201220
뜨겁게 = passionately
There are another examples of same usage : 뜨겁게 기도하라 (pray) 뜨겁게 사랑하라 (love)
뜨겁게 contains meanings of enough(충분히) or wholeheartedly (정성스럽게)
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9201220
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answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
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I'm Korean but never heard "뜨겁게" using like that. I can kinda understand, but it feels awkward to me.
– user2652379
Dec 18 at 2:03
Thank you, its great when you get insight from a native. so it look like its not a good word to memorize.
– habibhassani
Dec 18 at 16:52
Sorry, it seems I misdirected you. It is a good word to memorize since it is used a lot, such as '뜨거운 성원(enthusiastic support)'. I think I felt awkward because it is not used with
청소(cleaning) in most case.– user2652379
Dec 19 at 0:07
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
yesterday
I'm not professional, so don't quote me on this. But it can be used for that meaning. I searched Naver dictionary and one of the meaning was
(Figuratively) emotions or passions are intense.I'm not sure how frequent it used.– user2652379
yesterday