What's the craic?
의미: An Irish greeting meaning 'What's happening?' or 'What's the news?'
'Craic' (pronounced 'crack') is the Irish word for fun, news, and entertainment. 'What's the craic?' asks what's going on or what's new. Central to Irish social culture.
예문
- What's the craic?' 'Not much, having a pint. 最近怎么样?——没什么,喝一杯呢¿Qué hay? —No mucho, tomando una pintaどう?ー特にないよ、一杯やってる무슨 일이야? — 별거 없어, 맥주 한잔하고 있어.
- What's the craic with you? 你最近怎么样?¿Qué hay contigo?最近どう?요즘 뭐 하고 지내?
- Any craic? 有什么新鲜事吗?¿Alguna novedad?何かある?뭐 재미있는 거 있어?
- What's the craic tonight?今晚有什么活动?¿Qué hay esta noche?今夜は何かある?오늘 밤에 뭐 해?
발음
/wɒts ðə kræk/
사용 가이드
맥락: Ireland, Irish communities, pubs
어조: friendly, warm, Irish
✓ 올바른 표현
- What's the craic?最近怎么样?¿Qué hay?何かある?무슨 일이야?
- Any craic?有什么新鲜事?¿Alguna novedad?どう?별일 없어?
- What's the craic with you?你怎么样?¿Qué tal?調子どう?요즘 어때?
✗ 잘못된 표현
- Strongly Irish很有爱尔兰特色Muy irlandésアイルランド色が強い강하게 아일랜드적인 표현
- Pronounced 'crack'发音像'crack'Se pronuncia 'crack'「クラック」と発音する'crack'으로 발음함
흔한 실수
- Pronounced 'crack' not 'kray-ick'
- Nothing to do with drugs—this is the original meaning of the word
기원과 역사
From Irish Gaelic, though 'crack' was originally an English/Scots word meaning 'conversation' that was borrowed into Irish. Now widely used in British English, particularly in Northern England and Scotland.
어원: Irish/Scots origin meaning conversation or fun
최초 기록: Irish English, 20th century popular usage
문화적 배경
Era: Traditional Irish
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal in Ireland
Pop culture: Irish pub culture; Irish media
Regional notes: Quintessentially Irish. Also heard in Northern Ireland and among Irish diaspora.
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