"It is very troublesome, have a headache" means "골치가 아프다" in Korean.

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골치가 아프다, 골치가 아프다
 
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Pronunciation ： kol-chi a-pŭ-da
meaning ： It is very troublesome, have a headache
"It is very troublesome, have a headache" is "골치가 아프다"(kol-chi a-pŭ-da) in Korean.
The literal translation is having a headache, but it truly means to say that you are in trouble.
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    Korean of "Idiom"

  • 별말씀을 다 하시다（unbelievable）
  • 귀가 밝다（It means you have good..
  • 구린내가 나다（Suspicious, to smell..
  • 골머리를 앓다（bothering）
  • 개뿔도 없다（It's not big deal）
  • 귀가 빠지다（was born）
  • 제정신이 아니다（be out of one's min..
  • 못 본 체하다（pretend not to see）
  • 가슴이 부풀다（Swells chest）
  • 싸가지가 없다（ill‐mannered）
  • 가슴속에 남다（Remain in the mind）
  • 못살게 굴다（bully）
  • 가슴이 넓다（Humble and open-minde..
  • 기다리고 기다리던（Long-awaited）
  • 박차를 가하다（spur）
  • 날이면 날마다（Every day）
  • 마음을 정하다（make up one's mind）
  • 엉덩이가 가볍다（be rash）
  • 여념이 없다（be absorbed in）
  • 나이가 차다（There’s an full age）
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    "It is very troublesome, have a headache" means "골치가 아프다" in Korean.
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