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한국어: 고구마순 들깨무침
English: Gogumasun deulkkae muchim, a variety of namul, sauteed vegetables or edible roots in Korean cuisine. Gogumasun refers to sweet potato shoots, dulkkae is perilla, and muchim means sauteed in Korean.
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