토끼들
The English phrase bunnies is translated into Korean as 토끼들.
What does it mean word for word?
The word consists of 토끼, which means rabbit and the suffix 들.
How does it change in a sentence?
The suffix 들 is used as a plural marker to indicate plurality in the word 토끼들.
Did you know?
- In traditional Korean medicine and folklore, the 토끼 is sometimes associated with the liver, stemming from tales where the rabbit's liver is a mythical cure for illness.
- Korean culture views the 토끼 as a symbol of cleverness and wit, often portraying them as tricksters who outsmart stronger predators in traditional fables.
- In Korean folklore, the 토끼 is often depicted living on the moon, where it is believed to be pounding a mortar to create the elixir of life.
Examples in context
- 제일 좋아하는 동물은 토끼들입니다.My favorite animals are bunnies.
- 토끼들을 찾아 놀러 가자!Let's go find some bunnies and play!
- 귀여운 토끼들이 많아요.gwiyeoun tokkiduri manhayo.There are many cute bunnies.
- 저 토끼들을 좀 봐.jeo tokkidureul jom bwa.Look at those bunnies.
- 토끼들이 풀을 먹고 있어요.tokkiduri pulreul meokgo isseoyo.The bunnies are eating grass.
Example conversation
Minjun and Subin are looking at animals at a petting zoo.
- 민준 Min-jun수빈 씨, 저기 토끼들 좀 보세요.Subin ssi, jeogi tokkideul jom boseyo.Subin, look at those bunnies over there.
- 수빈 Su-bin와, 토끼들이 정말 작아요!wa, tokkideuri jeongmal jagayo!Wow, the bunnies are so small!
- 민준 Min-jun다 같이 잠을 자고 있어요.da gachi jameul jago isseoyo.They are all sleeping together.
- 수빈 Su-bin정말 사랑스럽네요.jeongmal sarangseureopneyo.They are truly lovely.
