
#1
Everybody makes mistakes.
누구나 실수해. (격려의 의미)
* console 위로
#2
눈치 챙겨. 눈치가 없네.
You're not picking up on it.
: Implies that someone is failing to notice or understand something, especially subtle hints or social cues.
ex) I've been dropping hints all day, but you're not picking up on it.
* drop hints 눈치를 주다. 신호를 주다.
* Other related expressions:
You're so oblivious. 상황파악을 못하다.
: Describes someone who is completely unaware of what's happening around them.
ex) Everyone else noticed the joke, but you're so oblivious!
It's flying right over your head. 이해가 전혀 안되다.
: Suggests that someone isn't understanding or catching the meaning of something.
ex) My sarcasm is clearly flying right over your head.
You're missing the point. 핵심을 놓치고 있어.
: Indicates that someone is failing to grasp the main idea or message.
ex) You're missing the point; it's not about winning but about trying your best.
Read the room. 분위기 파악 좀 해.
ex) Come on, read the room-this isn't the time for jokes.
Get a clue. 눈치 좀 챙겨.
ex) It's obvious she likes you. Get a clue already!
You're not catching on. (눈치, 소식 등을) 따라잡지 못하고 있어. 아직 눈치 못 챘네.
ex) I thought you'd understand by now, but you're not catching on.
#3
손대지 마. 내 거야.
Lay off my pie.
: A playful way of telling someone not to touch or take what belongs to you.
ex) Hey, lay off my pie! I saved it for later.
*dibs 찜! (선착순)
* Other related expressions:
Hands off. 손 대지 마.
: A direct way of saying not to touch or interfere with something.
ex) Hands off my fries! I'm not sharing.
That's mine. 그거 내 거야.
: Emphasizing ownership over something.
ex) Don't even think about it. That's mine!
* Don't even think about it. 꿈도 꾸지마.
Keep your paws off. 손 떼. 내 거야.
: A humorous or slightly sarcastic way to say not to touch.
ex) Keep your paws off my laptop!
I called dibs. 내가 찜했어.
ex) I called dibs on the last slice of pizza.
Not for you. 이건 네 거 아니야.
ex) Sorry, but this dessert is not for you.
I'm not sharing. 이건 나눠줄 생각 없어.
ex) Sorry, I'm not sharing this time.
Save it for me. 이건 나중에 내가 먹으려고 둔 거야.
ex) I saved it for me, so please don't eat it.
#4
Off on a tangent 주제를 벗어나다.
: To diverge from the main topic and discuss something unrelated.
ex) We were discussing the budget, but she went off on a tangent about her weekend plans.
Sidetracked 옆길로 새다. 주제를 벗어나다.
: To get distracted and move away from the primary topic.
ex) He got sidetracked talking about sports instead of the report.
Rambling 두서 없이 얘기하다.
: Talking in a long-winded or unfocused way.
ex) His rambling answer confused everyone in the meeting.
Straying from the point. 핵심에서 벗어나다.
: Losing focus on the main topic or arguement.
ex) Let's not stray from the point and stick to the agenda.
#5
Float the idea. 떠보다. 제안하다.
: To suggest or propose something tentatively to gauge reactions.
ex) I floated the idea of changing the schedule, but the team didn't seem on board.
* I'm on board. 한 배를 타다. 동의하다.
Pitch an idea. 제안하다. 제시하다.
: To present or propose an idea formally or informally.
ex) She pitched an idea for the new marketing campaign at the meeting.
Run it by someone. 의견을 공유하다. 의견을 구하다.
: To share or propose an idea with someone to get their opinion.
ex) I'll run it by my manager before we finalize the plans.
#6
Holding up 버티고 있다. 상황을 견디다.
: To endure or manage in a situation, especially a challenging one.
ex) How are you holding up after working so many hours this week?
* Yikes. 어이구...
Getting through 힘든 상황을 버티다.
: To endure or survive a tough situation.
ex) It was a hard week, but I'm getting through it.
Coping 잘 대처하다.
: To deal with or manage a difficult situation.
ex) She's coping well with all the stress from her new job.
* coping mechanism 대처 방식
Managing 잘 처리하다.
: To handle a situation effectively, despite challenges.
ex) He's managing better than expected after the accident.
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