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Romanizationsseunmat
이 약은 쓴맛이 나서 먹기 힘들어요.i ya geun sseun ma si na seo meok kki him deu reo yo
This medicine tastes bitter, so it is hard to take.
이 커피는 쓴맛이 강해서 설탕을 넣었어요.i keo pi neun sseun ma si kang hae seo seol tang eul neo eo sseo yo
This coffee has a strong bitter taste, so I added sugar.
The lasting, slightly harsh flavor felt after a sip of coffee or a bite of certain vegetables.
쓴맛이 나다sseun ma si na da
have a bitter taste
쓴맛이 강하다sseun ma si kang ha da
have a strong bitter taste
쓴맛을 없애다sseun ma seul eop ssae da
remove the bitterness
씁쓸함sseupsseulham: A slightly bitter taste that lingers gently after eating or drinking.
쌉쌀함ssapssalham: A light, mildly pleasant bitterness on the tongue.
떫은맛tteolbeunmat: A dry, rough taste that makes the mouth feel puckered.
쓴맛은 커피나 일부 채소에서 느껴지는 입안에 남아 자극적으로 느껴지는 쓴 성질의 맛을 뜻하는 말.sseun ma seun keo pi na il bu chae so e seo neu kkyeo ji neun i ba ne na ma cha geuk jjeo geu ro neu kkyeo ji neun sseun seong ji rui ma seul tteu ta neun mal
The word combines the native Korean element for bitter with the word for taste, so its structure points directly to a named flavor rather than a whole food.