게 깎다
gekkakda
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Also spelled gekakda
cut, carve or shave it
깎다 is taking material off a surface with a blade, so it covers whittling and carving, peeling with a knife, and cutting hair. In these lines the recurring pair is asking how on earth something was carved, and saying you got your hair cut short. It is also the verb for haggling a price down, though that sense is not in these lines. Watch one printed line where the word is really the adverb meaning courteously, spelled almost identically by the subtitler.
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1 / 1형광등 불이 없었기 때문에 밤에 이렇 가는 상처가 날 수도 있고