Example Sentences#

1. 완전 대박이었지.¹
   It was totally awesome.
   • 완전 is a noun meaning ‘completeness’ that is commonly used adverbially in casual speech to mean ‘completely’ or ‘totally’, while 완전히 is the formal adverbial form with the adverbial suffix -히.
2. 특히 여자 주인공이 완전 다른 매력이 있었잖아.²
   Especially the female lead had a completely different charm, you know.
   • 완전 is a noun meaning ‘completeness’ that is commonly used adverbially in casual speech to mean ‘completely’ or ‘totally’, while 완전히 is the formal adverbial form with the adverbial suffix -히.
3. 그래도 들어가자마자 완전 미쳤어!¹
   Still, as soon as I got inside, it was absolutely insane!
   • 완전 is a noun meaning ‘completeness’ that is commonly used adverbially in casual speech to mean ‘completely’ or ‘totally’, while 완전히 is the formal adverbial form with the adverbial suffix -히.
4. 현우: 응, 완전!¹
   Hyunwoo: Yeah, totally!
   • 완전 is a noun meaning ‘completeness’ that is commonly used adverbially in casual speech to mean ‘completely’ or ‘totally’, while 완전히 is the formal adverbial form with the adverbial suffix -히.
5. 나연: 오, 분위기 완전 다르네.¹
   Nayeon: Oh wow, such a different vibe!
   • 완전 is a noun meaning ‘completeness’ that is commonly used adverbially in casual speech to mean ‘completely’ or ‘totally’, while 완전히 is the formal adverbial form with the adverbial suffix -히.