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Korean idiom Learn to walk

걸음발 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 타다

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  • 걸음발을 타다
  • 걸음발 타다

English rendering Learn to walk Literal translation: “Take to one's walking feet”

Meaning 1

어린아이가 처음으로 걸음걸이를 익히다.

Of a young child, learn walking for the first time.

Dictionary example 1

영훈이는 첫돌이 지나고도 한참 뒤에 걸음발을 타기 시작했다.

Yeong-hun began learning to walk well after the first birthday.
Meaning 2

걸음을 익혀 비틀거리며 걷기 시작하다.

Learn walking and begin to walk unsteadily.

Dictionary example 1

재활 훈련을 받은 그는 이제야 겨우 지팡이를 짚고 걸음발 타기 시작했다.

After rehabilitation, he has only now begun to walk, supported by a cane.

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“걸음발을 타다” — Learn to walk: Of a young child, learn walking for the first time.
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