How to Say “Bung” in Korean

붕
bung
The Korean word for 'bung' is 붕.
붕 is a noun used to refer to a stopper.
Meaning: stopper (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

bung

Did you know?

  • In modern Korean slang, 붕 is often used as a shortened version of 붕어빵, which are fish-shaped pastries filled with sweet beans.
  • The sound 붕 is often used in Korean onomatopoeia to describe the 'whoosh' or 'vroom' sound of an engine or a fast-moving object.
  • Because 붕 can be written with different Hanja, it can also mean 'to collapse' or 'to crumble' in different contexts.

Example conversation

Ji-eun and Do-hyeon are checking a container in a kitchen.

  1. 지은 Ji-eun

    도현 씨, 붕이 어디 있어요?
    Dohyeon ssi, bung-i eodi isseoyo?
    Do-hyeon, where is the bung?
  2. 도현 Do-hyeon

    서랍 안에 있을 거예요.
    seorap ane isseul geoyeyo.
    It should be in the drawer.
  3. 지은 Ji-eun

    여기 붕을 찾았어요.
    yeogi bung-eul chajasseoyo.
    I found the stopper here.
  4. 도현 Do-hyeon

    다행이네요. 빨리 막으세요.
    dahaeng-ineyo. ppalli mageuseyo.
    That's a relief. Block it quickly.
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