밥 묵었나
bap mugeonna
🇰🇷 Korean slang from Busan
What does “밥 묵었나” mean?
have you eaten? (a way to say hi)
Example
“왔나? 밥 묵었나?”
wanna? bap mugeonna?
You're here? Have you eaten?
Good to know
Like “how are you?”: a way to say hi and show you care, not always a real question.
Who you can say it to
Fine with anyone
👋 Hellos🌮 Food
The textbook way to say it: 밥 먹었어?
Heard in a conversation
Fish market with grandma
Halmae 준아, 왔나? 밥 묵었나?
Jun, you're here! Have you eaten?
Jun 아직예, 할매. 억수로 배고파예.
Not yet, grandma. I'm super hungry.
🍚 How other countries say “have you eaten? (hi!)”
- 🇰🇷 밥 먹었어?Seoul
More from Busan
- 머하노what are you doing?; what's up?
- 마hey!; oi!
- 할매grandma
- 마이a lot
- 무라eat! (go on)
- 정구지garlic chives (the Busan word)
- 행님big bro (to an older guy)
- 왔나hey, you're here! (hi)
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