by word of mouth — through spoken communication from person to person, not through written media or formal advertising
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: through spoken communication from person to person, not through written media or formal advertising
Pronunciation (IPA): /baɪ wɜːrd ʌv maʊθ/
Korean meaning: 입에서 입으로 전해지는, 구전으로
Korean pronunciation: **바이** 워드 오브 **마우스**
Example Sentences
- The new bubble tea shop became famous by word of mouth - no advertising needed!
- My grandmother's secret recipe spread by word of mouth, and now half the neighborhood makes her kimchi.
- He got the job by word of mouth - his friend's cousin knew someone who worked there.
by word of mouth
NOUN//baɪ wɜːrd ʌv maʊθ//
through spoken communication from person to person, not through written media or formal advertising

a woman leans forward excitedly while speaking to two friends at a small round table. She gestures enthusiastically as she shares news, her mouth open mid-sentence with an expression of excitement. One friend immediately turns to whisper the same information to a person at the neighboring table. That person then stands up and walks toward another group, clearly eager to share what they just heard. Other customers throughout the coffee shop are engaged in similar animated conversations, creating a chain of spoken communication. information being passed through spoken communication from person to person, not through written media or formal advertising
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Origin
이 표현은 고대부터 사용된 개념으로, 글자 그대로 '입의 말'을 통해 정보가 전달되는 것을 의미합니다. 인쇄술이나 대중매체가 발달하기 전 주요한 정보 전달 수단이었죠.
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“The new bubble tea shop became famous by word of mouth - no advertising needed!”
“My grandmother's secret recipe spread by word of mouth, and now half the neighborhood makes her kimchi.”
“He got the job by word of mouth - his friend's cousin knew someone who worked there.”
“The rumor about free pizza spread by word of mouth so fast that 200 students showed up!”
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