How are these words different? &What contexts are these words used in?
How are these words different? &What contexts are these words used in?
Words:
1) 수좁다
2) 부끄럽다
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수줍다 and 부끄럽다 are very close in meaning, and are often used interchangeably.
1) 수줍다 (not 수좁다): shy, bashful and modest (in character and demeanor)
2) 부끄럽다: feeling embarrassment and self-consciousness (often in a particular situation)
However, 부끄럽다 is also used in the sense of "ashamed" or "shameful" owing to a morally depraved action.
- 그 여자아이는 수줍은 듯이 [부끄러운 듯이] 웃었다: The girl made a shy smile.
- 손님들 앞이라고 너무 수줍어할 [부끄러워할] 것 없다: There's no need to be too bashful in front of the guests.
- 저의 부끄러운 행동을 용서해 주십시요: Please forgive my shameful action.
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