싫더라

This is the 18848th most frequent Korean word.


싫더라

"싫더라" means "I found it unpleasant" or "I didn't like it."


The word '싫더라' indicates a personal feeling of dislike or unwillingness experienced in the past, suggesting the speaker's reaction to the spiciness of the food.

그 음식은 정말 매워서 먹기 싫더라.

That food was really spicy, so I didn't want to eat it.


Here, '싫더라' conveys a past realization of disinterest toward rewatching the movie due to its lack of entertainment.

어제 본 영화는 재미가 없어서 다시 보고 싶지 않더라.

The movie I watched yesterday was not interesting, so I didn't feel like watching it again.


In this sentence, '싫더라' expresses a reluctance experienced by the speaker in the past to go outside because of the rain.

비가 오니 밖에 나가기가 싫더라.

Since it rained, I didn't want to go outside.