hi

Grammarheard in 35 videos · 43 times

Mostly laughter and misspellings here

These lines do not show one consistent thing. Several are laughter typed onto the end of a word, several are the common misspelling that writes 히 where standard Korean writes 이, which is what has happened to the words meaning to stick on and to raise here, and one is a genuine adverb meaning gradually. Korean does use 히 to build adverbs from adjectives, but these examples are too scattered to establish that, so the entry stays open.

The examples below did not fully pin this one down — read them before relying on the entry above.

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(당황) 이힉... 이