Dictionary — Entry No. 0834
받았어
badasseo · verb
받았어
badasseo
[bah-dah-sseo]
verbbeginner
Meaning
Past tense of ‘badda’ (to receive/get), expressing a completed action of receiving or acquiring something. Often implies receiving a gift, compliment, or news with emotional significance.
K-Pop & K-Drama Context
Frequently used in K-pop fan contexts when idols receive awards or recognition; K-drama scenes highlight ‘badasseo’ moments of receiving love letters, gifts, or life-changing news. The phrase carries emotional weight beyond simple receipt, connecting to themes of worthiness and recognition.
Example Sentences
상 받았어!
sang badasseo!
I got an award! (achievement, exclamation)
편지 받았어.
pyeonji badasseo.
I received a letter (personal correspondence, often meaningful)
좋은 소식 받았어.
joheun sossik badasseo.
I got good news (shared happiness)
⚠️ Don’t use badasseo when…
Doesn’t mean ‘bad’ (badfoon-yeo is ‘bad’)—it’s purely about receiving. ‘Badasseo’ is informal; formal contexts require ‘badassseumnida.’ Can sound demanding if used assertively (‘you gave me’).
🎵 Heard In
- K-Drama: Goblin — The male lead ‘badasseo’ (receives) a heavenly gift that determines the entire plot, marking moments of divine intervention and destiny.
- K-Pop: TWICE — What is Love? (celebrates receiving love and recognition; members discuss ‘badasseo’ moments winning awards and receiving fan support)
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