Even if you break that rule, the worst thing that could happen is you’d get a stomach cramp.
ex> You will get punished if you break the law.
* stomach cramp: 위경련
Some people believe that swallowing watermelon seed will make you sick.
* make someone sick: ~을 아프게 하다, 메스껍게 하다
ex> I think that pizza made me sick.
ex> This made me sick to my stomach.
Some kids even believe they can sprout within the body.
* sprout: 싹이 나다, 생겨나다
ex> These seed will sprout in about two days.
ex> Tanning salons are sprouting everywhere.
This is a complete myth.
ex> My blind date was a complete disaster.
My friend once told me urinating on a jellyfish sting can relieve the pain.
* relieve: 완화하다, 줄이다
ex> This medicine will relieve your headache.
* jellyfish sting: 해파리에게 쏘임
You should use vinegar instead.
ex> They were out of milk, so I bought soy milk instead.
@ He’s pulling your leg. 그가 너를 놀리는 거야.
1. They were told not to break any rules
2. I think this gimbap made me sick.
3. We all know that was a complete mistake.
4. You can use honey instead of sugar.
Talk about summer myths.
If you thought a Korean myth about fan death was weird, wait until you hear some American myths about summer.
When you were a kid, your mom probably told you to wait at least 30 minutes before you go into the pool after eating.
Well, even if you break that rule, the worst thing that could happen is you’d get a stomach cramp.
Some people believe that swallowing watermelon seeds will make you sick.
Some kids even believe they can sprout within the body or cause appendicitis.
This is a complete myth.
My American friend once told me urinating on a jellyfish sting can relieve the pain.
You should use vinegar instead.
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