누구나 실수를 한다
누구나 실수를 한다. 중요한 건 실수에서 배우는 거야.
Everyone makes mistakes. The important thing is to learn from them.
A saying that emphasizes that making mistakes is a universal human experience and nothing to be ashamed of.
A: 나는 시험에서 떨어졌어. 너무 창피해... B: 누구나 실수를 한다. 다음에 더 열심히 하면 돼!
A: I failed the exam. I'm so embarrassed... B: Everyone makes mistakes. You can do better next time!
누구나 실수를 한다지만, 같은 실수를 반복하지 않도록 노력해야 해.
While it's true that everyone makes mistakes, you should try not to repeat the same ones.
Often used to comfort someone who has made a mistake or to normalize human error.
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Cultural Context
This proverb reflects the Korean cultural value of humility and perseverance. It's often used in educational settings, workplaces, and personal relationships to normalize failure and encourage growth.
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When to Use
Use this phrase when someone is overly critical of their mistakes, or to encourage someone after they've failed. It's a gentle way to say 'don't worry about it' in Korean culture.
Word Origin
A traditional Korean proverb combining '누구' (anyone) + '나' (I) + '실수' (mistake) + '하다' (to do). The phrase has been used for generations to emphasize the universality of human error.
Usage Notes
This proverb is commonly used in both spoken and written Korean to encourage resilience after failure. It can be shortened to '실수하는 법' (the way of making mistakes) in some contexts.