What does 푸릇푸릇하고 mean here?
그들이 펼치는 푸릇푸릇하고 싱그러운 학창 이야기
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The original meaning of the word is "green-green (or blue-blue, often Koreans don't separate those two colours in words). So, the word is giving an impression of the vivid colour of Spring.
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In that context, it should be 'vivid and youthful'.
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