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입이 가벼운 사람

ibi gyeobeun saram
phrase★Intermediate— a person who talks too much or shares secrets
informal

A person who tends to speak freely or indiscreetly, often revealing private or sensitive information without careful consideration.

입이 가벼운 친구는 우리 비밀을 모두 친구들에게 말했을 거야.

My friend who talks too much must have told all our secrets to his friends.

💡

This phrase is often used to describe someone who is not trustworthy with confidential information.

Collocations

입이 무거운 사람a person who keeps secrets

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Related Phrases

입이 무거운 사람phrase
a person who keeps secrets

💡Pro Tip

Usage Context

This phrase is often used in casual conversations to describe someone who is not trustworthy with personal or confidential information.

📖Word Origin

The phrase combines '입이 가벼운' (literally 'light mouth') to describe someone who speaks carelessly, and '사람' (person).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in informal contexts to describe someone who is not reliable with sensitive information.

Word Breakdown

입이 가벼운
having a light or careless mouth (speaking freely)
phrase
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사람
person
word
한영사전

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