What is the meaning of 퍼트리?
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Specifically 소문 퍼트리. I know that 소문 means rumor, but i can't find 퍼트리 in all translator machine either it's naver papago or google translate
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Specifically 소문 퍼트리. I know that 소문 means rumor, but i can't find 퍼트리 in all translator machine either it's naver papago or google translate
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Specifically 소문 퍼트리. I know that 소문 means rumor, but i can't find 퍼트리 in all translator machine either it's naver papago or google translate
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Specifically 소문 퍼트리. I know that 소문 means rumor, but i can't find 퍼트리 in all translator machine either it's naver papago or google translate
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The verb is 퍼뜨리다, although it is sometimes pronounced [퍼트리다] by some speakers.
It means to spread.
EDIT
Actually, 퍼트리다 is also an alternative standard form of the verb.
This generally applies to most verbs ending with -뜨리다, that you can also say -트리다.
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The verb is 퍼뜨리다, although it is sometimes pronounced [퍼트리다] by some speakers.
It means to spread.
EDIT
Actually, 퍼트리다 is also an alternative standard form of the verb.
This generally applies to most verbs ending with -뜨리다, that you can also say -트리다.
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The verb is 퍼뜨리다, although it is sometimes pronounced [퍼트리다] by some speakers.
It means to spread.
EDIT
Actually, 퍼트리다 is also an alternative standard form of the verb.
This generally applies to most verbs ending with -뜨리다, that you can also say -트리다.
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The verb is 퍼뜨리다, although it is sometimes pronounced [퍼트리다] by some speakers.
It means to spread.
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Actually, 퍼트리다 is also an alternative standard form of the verb.
This generally applies to most verbs ending with -뜨리다, that you can also say -트리다.
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The verb is 퍼뜨리다, although it is sometimes pronounced [퍼트리다] by some speakers.
It means to spread.
EDIT
Actually, 퍼트리다 is also an alternative standard form of the verb.
This generally applies to most verbs ending with -뜨리다, that you can also say -트리다.
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