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iianes
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i don't know of it as an expression, but i think they just meant it could also be interpreted as "don't eat the illness," which sounds like telling someone not to get sick
July 12, 2018
it's like a half-literal half-metaphorical expression because most common illnesses are spread through your mouth/spit
February 19, 2019
"Don't drink the bottle!" should be accepted or it should be the main answer.
March 10, 2018
That's incorrect in English. Closest would be "Don't drink from the bottle" but that's not what it says in Korean, does it?
Korean translates 먹다 to "drink" or "eat" depending on the context, but it still has to be meaningful in English.
March 10, 2018
The expression "Don't drink from the bottle!" would be "byung ae suh mukji mara!" Excuse my konglish I don't have Korean type set up yet.
March 10, 2018
