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Closely in Korean 🇰🇷


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closely 바싹
How to say “closely” in Korean? “바싹”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “바싹” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on closely in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of the word as describing something firm and neat—as if you’re "tightening" or "pressing" something into its proper shape. The crisp sound of “bas-sak” (romanized for 바싹) can remind you of the quick, decisive action of fully fixing something in place.

Explanation:
• 바싹 (bas-sak) is an adverb used to indicate that something is done tightly, neatly, or firmly. It can describe physical things like clothing or food, as well as actions done with precision or thoroughness.

Similar Words:
• 딱 (ttak) – meaning “exactly” or “firmly.”
• 꽉 (kkwak) – meaning “tightly” or “securely.”
• 타이트하게 (taiteuhage) – meaning “tightly” or “snugly.”

Alternate Meanings and Slang:
• In food contexts, 바싹 often describes a crispy texture—for example, “바싹 구워진” indicates something is roasted or grilled until it’s crisp.
• When describing behavior, it can emphasize that someone is extremely alert or paying close attention, as in “바싹 눈을 뜨다” (to open one’s eyes wide, noticing everything).

Examples of Sentences:
1. "Please press your mask firmly before wearing it."
Korean: "마스크를 바싹 눌러서 착용하세요."
Romanized: "Makseureul bassak nulleoseo chak-yonghaseyo."
Translation: "Please press your mask firmly and wear it."

2. "The grilled chicken skin is deliciously crispy."
Korean: "구운 닭껍질이 바싹해."
Romanized: "Gu-un dakkkeopjil-i bassakhae."
Translation: "The grilled chicken skin is crispy."

3. "He ironed his clothes so neatly."
Korean: "그는 옷을 바싹 다렸어."
Romanized: "Geuneun oseul bassak dallyeosseo."
Translation: "He ironed his clothes perfectly."

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