"닦아!"

Translation: Wipe!

[JanicekSuh]

This is a command, so the translation is more of "wipe it up!".

[Totcha2]

Yes. "Wipe it!"" Or, "Scrub it!" should be acceptable too.

[kirbata]

Why not "brush"? as in brushing your teeth?
Me: Brush your teeth kids.
Kids: No!
Me: Brush your teeth, please.
Kids: No!
Me: 닦아!

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[D8amx]

WIPE!

[ChillxVibes]

The pronunciation for this phrase seems a bit off...

[icesundae]

is "clean up" acceptable?

[kangmang]

Wipe is the more specific response. For example you can say "clean your room" but you wouldn't say "wipe your room".

[JanicekSuh]

No. To clean (청소- you can also use this term as a noun to say "chores") and to wipe (닦아) are different verbs.

[FLASH-]

wipe? clean it?

[Jaikandi]

Why is "brush!" not accepted even though its there as an hint??

[Supertuidi]

Sometimes I hear Koreans use the 어 conjugation instead of the 아 (for example : "닦어 !", with even by the way a ㄸ sound instead of the single ㄷ). Is there an explanation, or is it only an oral way to conjugate such verbs ?