Korean Pasapasak" What is it in Japanese? ～Quiz

In a recent distribution, we talked about words that have different meanings in Japanese - Korean, but have many of the same or similar sounds.

I mentioned that there are many words in Japanese and Korean that have different meanings but have the same or similar sounds.

We introduced the word "빨리빨리" as an example.

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This time, too, we will be bringing you such Korean words in the form of a quiz.

Let's get started!

[Question

Which of the following is the Korean word 바삭바삭 pronounced as "pasapasak" in Korean?

Which of the following is the word pronounced as 바삭바삭 in Japanese?

It is an onomatopoeic word for texture!

(1) Mochimochi (sticky)

(2) Crunchy

(3) Crunchy, crunchy

In Japanese, "Pasa-pasa" means "dry hair" or "dry meat".

In Japanese, "dry" is used when you want to say "my hair is dry" or "my meat is dry".

How about in Korean?

Is it the same in Korean as in Japanese?

Please look forward to tomorrow's answer delivery!