In front of the eyes in Korean 🇰🇷

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in front of the eyes	눈앞

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Break down the word: “눈” means “eye” and “앞” means “front.” Imagine something literally right in front of your eyes.
• Picture yourself looking straight ahead when something important happens, reinforcing the idea of being immediately visible or imminent.

Explanations:
• The term “눈앞” (nun-ap) refers to something directly in front of one’s eyes or very near in proximity.
• It can denote both a physical location (“right in front of someone”) and a metaphorical sense of immediacy, as when an event is about to occur.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• “바로 앞” (baro ap) – directly in front
• “얼마 안 남은” (eolma an nameun) – almost upon us (when referring to time or events)

Alternate Meanings/Slang:
• Figuratively, “눈앞” may be used to describe an event or outcome that is inevitable or imminent, for example, “success is right in front of you.”
• In casual speech, people might exaggerate “눈앞” to stress how close or obvious something is, even if it isn’t literally in view.

Examples of Sentences:
1. The bus stop is right in front of your eyes.
– 버스 정류장이 눈앞에 있어요.
– Beoseu jeongryujangi nun-ap-e isseoyo.
2. When the opportunity arose, it was almost too sudden, like it appeared right before his eyes.
– 기회가 생기자마자 마치 눈앞에 나타난 것 같았어요.
– Gihoega saenggijamaja machi nun-ap-e natnan geot gatasseoyo.
3. Her dream of becoming an artist was no longer distant—it was right in front of her.
– 예술가가 되겠다는 그녀의 꿈은 이제 눈앞에 있었어요.
– Yesulgaga doegessdaneun geunyeoui kkum-eun ije nun-ap-e isseosseoyo.

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