It’s funny how a word as short as ‘can’ in English, can be so much more complex and diverse a concept in Korean. In this lesson, you will learn how to say ‘can’ in Korean, read on for explanations, tips to remember it and sample sentences! Contents[hide] 1How to Say ‘Can...
However, this task is always exciting, especially when, behind a word, we find a door to an unknown world that tells us the truth about the way things happened in a certain time. Thus, the words become fossil testimonies of a time and a society, as happens with the Polari, Karlianta ...
How to Say “Apology” and “Apologize” in Korean “Apology” in Korean is사과and “to apologize” is사과하다. These terms are used to talk about apologizing and can be used when asking someone to apologize, or asking if someone has received an apology from someone else (among...
In Germany these terms are used to say faggot. It is customary in many countries say that homosexual behavior always comes from outside. Homophobia and xenophobia together. RelatedLevantiner, Sidonier + Arg Now means bad, but in the past also meant cowardly, lazy, unmanly, faggot. ...
Same thing…just old Korean and not really used that much these days. So, bogopa (보고파) = bogoshipo (보고싶어). If someone uses this structure, they are most likely trying to be cute or funny. Why not try it and see how people react?
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(Every part is funny!)In this example, Person B is saying that every part of whatever they were talking about is funny. The phrase "모든 부분" (modeun bubun) means "every part" or "all parts" in Korean. You can use this phrase to express that you find every aspect or ...
(in Hangul: 생선) This word refers to food as opposed to an animal. Pay attention to the order of the syllables and don’t do the somewhat funny mistake of confusing it with seon-saeng (선생) which means teacher! For more lessons like this, check out ourKorean word of the day...
is always frustrating. It’s why I avoid situations where I’d have to speak Korean (I never spoke it growing up, and I communicate with the vocabulary of a 6-year-old). My deficits make me simple, unfunny, a bit ...