English rendering Have one's words carry weight Literal translation: “The force of speech stands”
Have things carried out as one says.
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Writing text말발 서다
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start talking Colloquially, to open one’s mouth and begin speaking. 
Shared · 2 Begin speaking Open one’s mouth and start speaking 
2 meanings Start a topic or disclose a secret Begin speaking on some topic 
2 meanings Be criticized; respond to handling Receive reprimands or become a target of criticism. 
begin to speak To begin speaking. 
Coordinate one’s stories Ensure one’s account matches another’s in order to tell a third party the same thing 
be beyond words To be so extreme that one cannot bear to describe it in words. 
Hold back one's words Stop oneself from saying what one intended. 
be speechless To be unable to speak from shock or disbelief. 
2 meanings Speak haltingly or harshly Have one’s words stammer and falter Browse in Hangul order.
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