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“I ate until I nearly burst, and…” in Korean

배가 터지도록 먹었더니 움직이기 싫네요

baega teojidorok meogeotdeoni umjigigi silleyo

Situation: Dining out & orderingLevel: Advanced (TOPIK 5–6)

Meaning

I ate until I nearly burst, and now I don’t want to move.

Usage note

-도록 means “to the point of,” and -았/었더니 links an action to its result. 배가 터지다 (“belly bursts”) is a lively way to say you are stuffed.

Romanization follows the Revised Romanization system and is a guide to pronunciation.

How to pronounce it

Syllables: 17 · Words: 5

In natural speech, sounds link and shift across words. The table below reads each word separately, as it sounds when said on its own.

SyllableLetters (consonant + vowel + final)Romanization
배가
배ㅂㅐbae
가ㄱㅏga
터지도록
터ㅌㅓteo
지ㅈㅣji
도ㄷㅗdo
록ㄹㅗㄱrok
먹었더니
먹ㅁㅓㄱ[머] meo
었ㅇㅓㅆ[걷] geot
더ㄷㅓ[떠] deo
니ㄴㅣni
움직이기
움ㅇㅜㅁum
직ㅈㅣㄱ[지] ji
이ㅇㅣ[기] gi
기ㄱㅣgi
싫네요
싫ㅅㅣㅀ[실] sil
네ㄴㅔ[레] le
요ㅇㅛyo

A ㅇ at the start of a syllable is silent; at the end of a syllable it sounds like “ng”.

Sound changes in this phrase

Speech style

Style: Polite (해요체)Sentence type: Statement or set phrase

Ends in -요. The everyday polite style, and a safe choice with shop staff, colleagues, strangers and anyone older than you.

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Answer: I ate until I nearly burst, and now I don’t want to move

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Answer: 배가 터지도록 먹었더니 움직이기 싫네요 baega teojidorok meogeotdeoni umjigigi silleyo

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