What does 뜨겁게 mean?
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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
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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
644
2
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
1
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
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
Dec 21 at 5:51
|
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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
644
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
644
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
644
edited Dec 18 at 16:45
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
644
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
644
asked Dec 17 at 19:32
habibhassani
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644
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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
1
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
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
Dec 21 at 5:51
|
show 1 more comment
2
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
1
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
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
Dec 21 at 5:51
2
2
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
1
1
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
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
Dec 21 at 5:51
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
Dec 21 at 5:51
|
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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
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Derived meaning: passionately.
It is the word you know, “뜨겁다 (hot).” You've just stumbled upon another sense of the word that is slightly rhetoric: passionately enthusiastic, eager, or excited. It's been derived from the basic sense of the word: having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
Usage note
It's more of a word that is used in catchphrases/quotes rather than usual conversations, as is a slightly rhetoric, literary way of expression. Often used in imperative sentences.
And an extra note: considering the usage described above, “뜨겁게 청소하라” sounds a bit weird; why would someone say
“Sweep it all up, with passion.” - Somebody in the world
?
Or, might be a mistranslation.
It might be a casual, quick, and nonstandard way of saying “뜨거운 물로 청소하라. (Clean it up with hot water.).”
EDIT: turned out this is not the case! See comments below.
answered yesterday
K._
838115
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일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
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
4107
add a comment |
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
add a comment |
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
4107
answered Dec 17 at 20:22
Hayk Abelyan
4107
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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
1,9481222
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
1,9481222
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
1,9481222
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
1,9481222
edited Dec 18 at 16:53
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
1,9481222
answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
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answered Dec 17 at 23:32
HK Lee
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Derived meaning: passionately.
It is the word you know, “뜨겁다 (hot).” You've just stumbled upon another sense of the word that is slightly rhetoric: passionately enthusiastic, eager, or excited. It's been derived from the basic sense of the word: having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
Usage note
It's more of a word that is used in catchphrases/quotes rather than usual conversations, as is a slightly rhetoric, literary way of expression. Often used in imperative sentences.
And an extra note: considering the usage described above, “뜨겁게 청소하라” sounds a bit weird; why would someone say
“Sweep it all up, with passion.” - Somebody in the world
?
Or, might be a mistranslation.
It might be a casual, quick, and nonstandard way of saying “뜨거운 물로 청소하라. (Clean it up with hot water.).”
EDIT: turned out this is not the case! See comments below.
answered yesterday
K._
838115
1
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
add a comment |
Derived meaning: passionately.
It is the word you know, “뜨겁다 (hot).” You've just stumbled upon another sense of the word that is slightly rhetoric: passionately enthusiastic, eager, or excited. It's been derived from the basic sense of the word: having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
Usage note
It's more of a word that is used in catchphrases/quotes rather than usual conversations, as is a slightly rhetoric, literary way of expression. Often used in imperative sentences.
And an extra note: considering the usage described above, “뜨겁게 청소하라” sounds a bit weird; why would someone say
“Sweep it all up, with passion.” - Somebody in the world
?
Or, might be a mistranslation.
It might be a casual, quick, and nonstandard way of saying “뜨거운 물로 청소하라. (Clean it up with hot water.).”
EDIT: turned out this is not the case! See comments below.
answered yesterday
K._
838115
1
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
add a comment |
Derived meaning: passionately.
It is the word you know, “뜨겁다 (hot).” You've just stumbled upon another sense of the word that is slightly rhetoric: passionately enthusiastic, eager, or excited. It's been derived from the basic sense of the word: having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
Usage note
It's more of a word that is used in catchphrases/quotes rather than usual conversations, as is a slightly rhetoric, literary way of expression. Often used in imperative sentences.
And an extra note: considering the usage described above, “뜨겁게 청소하라” sounds a bit weird; why would someone say
“Sweep it all up, with passion.” - Somebody in the world
?
Or, might be a mistranslation.
It might be a casual, quick, and nonstandard way of saying “뜨거운 물로 청소하라. (Clean it up with hot water.).”
EDIT: turned out this is not the case! See comments below.
answered yesterday
K._
838115
Derived meaning: passionately.
It is the word you know, “뜨겁다 (hot).” You've just stumbled upon another sense of the word that is slightly rhetoric: passionately enthusiastic, eager, or excited. It's been derived from the basic sense of the word: having a high degree of heat or a high temperature.
Usage note
It's more of a word that is used in catchphrases/quotes rather than usual conversations, as is a slightly rhetoric, literary way of expression. Often used in imperative sentences.
And an extra note: considering the usage described above, “뜨겁게 청소하라” sounds a bit weird; why would someone say
“Sweep it all up, with passion.” - Somebody in the world
?
Or, might be a mistranslation.
It might be a casual, quick, and nonstandard way of saying “뜨거운 물로 청소하라. (Clean it up with hot water.).”
EDIT: turned out this is not the case! See comments below.
answered yesterday
K._
838115
edited yesterday
answered yesterday
K._
838115
answered yesterday
K._
838115
answered yesterday
K._
838115
838115
1
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
add a comment |
1
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
1
1
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
일단 뜨겁게 청소하라 is a title of Korean drama.
– HK Lee
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
@HKLee Oh, that's a good context to know. In that case, the former would be the right one and is pretty much intended to sound bizarre yet intriguing.
– K._
yesterday
add a comment |
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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
1
Thank you for your clarification. what about meaning 'passionately'. it is often used?
– habibhassani
Dec 20 at 13:29
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
Dec 21 at 5:51