What does 아이고 두야 mean?
What does 아이고 두야 mean?
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아이고 두야 = Oh, my head (hurts)! / Ah, this is a big headache.
It usually has a figurative meaning indicating a difficult problem one faces.
아이고 is an interjection, like "Oh!", "My!", "Oh my!", etc.
두야 = 두(hanja for 머리, head) + 야 (meaningless suffix used after a name when calling someone).
두 usually constructs a formal word by combining with another character(두통=headache, 두발=hair, 두뇌=brain, etc) rather than as an independent word, but this phrase is an exception.
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