Yes and I actually have a funny story to go with this. I was in Busan and a little kid stepped on my foot by mistake, and his mom somewhat strongly said 사과해! (sa gwa he!), which I thought was weird, because sagwa means apple, which made no sense given the context of what happened.
I reassured the mom and kid that everything was fine and that I didn’t need an apple, at which point she looked confused and just kind of awkwardly left. I asked my friend later if apples had anything to do with getting stepped on or if I had just misheard the mother.
Turns out that sagwa can also mean apology in Korean. We both had a good laugh.
Have you ever done a backflip?