No. 7,340 in Korean
짜증
Annoyance or frustration.
In a sentence
그의 행동은 정말 짜증이 났어요.
His actions were really annoying.
Here, '짜증이 났어요' indicates feelings of frustration or annoyance experienced due to someone else's behavior.
짜증을 내지 말고 서로 해결해 보세요.
Instead of being frustrated, try to resolve it together.
In this sentence, '짜증을 내지 말고' advises against expressing frustration and suggests calm action.
혼자 공부하는 게 너무 짜증나요.
Studying alone is really frustrating.
'짜증나요' is used to describe personal feelings of frustration or annoyance toward a particular activity.
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