"There’s an full age" means "나이가 차다" in Korean.

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나이가 차다
 
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Pronunciation ： na-i-ga cha-da
meaning ： There’s an full age
"There’s an full age" is "나이가 차다"(na-i-ga cha-da) in Korean.
It means “There’s a full age”
Part of speech
  • Idiom
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    Korean of "Idiom"

  • 미련(을) 떨다（have lingering atta..
  • 기가 살다（Triumphant）
  • 능청을 떨다（pretend not to know）
  • 기(가) 죽다（Depressed）
  • 가슴이 뭉클하다（Inspiring）
  • 선을 긋다（draw a line）
  • 애를 쓰다（make efforts）
  • 재(를) 뿌리다（hear many times）
  • 고개를 끄덕이다（nod, agree to）
  • 정(이) 들다（make friends with）
  • 개념이 없다（He's so a jerk）
  • 게으름을 피우다（Laze）
  • 골탕(을) 먹다（get floored）
  • 갈 데까지 가다（Overshoot）
  • 기가 세다（Strong mind）
  • 남대문이 열렸다（Window of society）
  • 내리막길을 가다（go out of fashion, ..
  • 자리를 잡다（settle down）
  • 광을 내다（Polish ）
  • 박차를 가하다（spur）
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    "There’s an full age" means "나이가 차다" in Korean.
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