혀를

tongue

→ 혀

phrase Rare #24,108

tongue 혀 means “tongue,” and 를 marks it as the object of the verb. The 을/를 object marker is attached after a noun ending in a vowel or consonant, respectively; 혀 ends in a vowel sound, so it takes 를.

KO: 혀를 살짝 내밀어 보세요.

EN: Please stick out your tongue a little.

혀를 삼켜 버렸어요?

Did you swallow your tongue?

— 안드레이 루블료프 (1966)

그럼 혀를 뽑아

Then pull out his tongue.

— 컴 앤 씨 (1985)

내 혀를 잘라

Cut out my tongue.

— 걸리 보이 (2019)

혀를 내밀어 보세요.

Stick out your tongue.