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누구나 실수할 수 있다

nuguna silsuhal su itda
phrase★Intermediate— everyone makes mistakes
informal

A phrase emphasizing that mistakes are a natural part of human experience and that everyone is prone to errors.

누구나 실수할 수 있으니, 실수했을 때 너무 자책하지 마세요.

Since everyone makes mistakes, don't blame yourself too much when you make one.

누구나 실수할 수 있으므로, 실수를 두려워하지 말고 도전해 보세요.

Since everyone can make mistakes, don't be afraid to make mistakes and try challenging yourself.

💡

This phrase is often used to comfort or encourage someone who has made a mistake, reminding them that errors are common and acceptable.

Synonyms

Related Phrases

실수는 성장의 일부다phrase
Mistakes are part of growth
누구나 완벽할 수 없다phrase
No one is perfect

💡Pro Tip

Encouragement

Use this phrase to comfort someone who is feeling guilty about a mistake.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '누구나' (everyone), '실수할 수 있다' (can make a mistake).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversations to reassure someone or to normalize the occurrence of mistakes.

Word Breakdown

누구나
everyone
root
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실수할 수 있다
can make a mistake
root
한영사전

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