ㄹ 거 하다

lgeohada

Patternheard in 18 videos · 18 times

Also spelled lgeoada, lgohada

get on with your business

Literally do the thing you are going to do, and in practice it means everyone getting on with their own business. Most of these lines use it that way: each doing their own thing, do whatever you need to do while this plays in the background, keep it short and then off to your own tasks, a friend who is just there doing their own thing. One line applies it to giving someone the turn they are owed to speak.

Register: casual

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