No. 8,132 in Korean
full
The Korean word "풀" (pronounced "pul") means "grass" or "plant" in English.
In a sentence
저는 아침에 풀 코스를 먹었어요.
I had a full course meal in the morning.
Here, 'full' is used to describe a complete meal, indicating that it includes all parts or courses.
이 공연장은 언제나 꽉 찬 관객들로 가득 차요.
This theater is always filled with full audiences.
In this sentence, 'full' refers to the audience being present in complete capacity in the theater.
내 가방이 물건으로 가득 차서 정말 꽉 찼어요.
My bag is full of items and is completely packed.
Here, 'full' conveys that the bag has reached its maximum capacity due to the items inside.
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