English–Korean
“with a thud” in Korean
How to say “with a thud” in Korean
“With a thud” in Korean is 쿵 (kung).
A deep, heavy impact rings out when something large drops or a door closes with force.
Example sentences with 쿵
상자가 바닥에 쿵 떨어졌다.sang ja ga pa da ge kung tteo reo jeot tta
The box fell to the floor with a thud.
Tips for using 쿵
- The word highlights force and weight, so it fits a large, solid impact better than a light tap or a sharp crack.
Other Korean words for “with a thud”
책을 탁 놓았다.chae geul tak no at tta
The book was set down with a thud.