"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"

  • 정신이 들다（come to oneself）
  • 재수(가) 없다（not my day）
  • 걸림돌이 되다（Become obstacles in ..
  • 알게 모르게（unconsciously）
  • 기승을 부리다（Raging）
  • 눈을 감다（close one's eyes）
  • 어림도 없다（cannot compete with）
  • 기가 막히다（amazed）
  • 귀가 어둡다（Hard of hearing）
  • 날개없는 추락（Crash with no wings,..
  • 교단에 서다（Become a teacher）
  • 너스레를 떨다（make a chat）
  • 갈 데까지 가다（Overshoot）
  • 날이면 날마다（Every day）
  • 눈이 뒤집히다（become mad）
  • 고배를 마시다（suffer to drink a bi..
  • 국물도 없다（Nothing to gain, cann..
  • 꼬장(을) 부리다（Be selfish act by ..
  • 깨소금 맛이다（Thrilling）
  • 귀가 따갑다（it mean your ear is h..
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    "It is very troublesome, have a headache" means "골치가 아프다" in Korean.
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