A Korean word "inbun", when followed by a number, means "amount of serving". So "3 inbun" means "serves three", or "a dish for three".
When NOT followed by a number, it is a different word (with exactly the same spelling and sound). It means "human feces".
[1] LOL, not really.
I have no idea what your second sentence is talking about. :/
A Korean word "inbun", when followed by a number, means "amount of serving". So "3 inbun" means "serves three", or "a dish for three".
When NOT followed by a number, it is a different word (with exactly the same spelling and sound). It means "human feces".
[1] LOL, not really.