가즈아! is a new popular word. It is 가자!
It makes someone cheering up so I like it!

7 years ago  

금수저(gold spoon) : who was born in rich family
흙수저(ground spoon): who was born in poor family

7 years ago  

Adjectives to express weather
fine day : 화창한, 맑은, 청명한, 깨끗한, 좋은
cloudy day : 흐린, 비가 올 것 같은, 눈이 내릴 것 같은,
cold day : 추운,
a little chilly day : 서늘한
chilly day : 쌀쌀한, 싸늘한
windy day : 바람 부는,
sunny day : 햇살 좋은,
rainy day : 비 오는, 비 내리는
snowy day : 눈 오는, 눈 내리는
lightning day : 번개 치는
windy and snowy day : 눈보라 치는
warm day : 따뜻한,
windy and rainy day : 비바람 부는
hot day : 더운, 무더운, 찌는 듯한

7 years ago  

Choose what this phrase is meaning
코 파지 마

1. Eat your booger
2. Pick your nose
3. Do not eat your booger
4. Do not pick your nose
     

7 years ago  

1월(il wol) (January)
2월(i wol) (February)
3월(sam wol) (March)
4월(sa wol) (April)
5월(o wol) (May)
6월(u wol) (June)
7월(chil wol) (July)
8월(pal wol) (August)
9월(goo wol) (September)
10월(si wol) (October)
11월(sib-il wol) (November)
12월(sib-i wol) (December)

7 years ago  

칼퇴 영어로

7 years ago  

If you order double serving at a restaurant in Korea.
Noodles : 곱배기로 주세요. go-ppae-gi-ro ju-se-yo.
Rice : 공기밥 하나 주세요. gong-gi-ppap ha-na ju-se-yo

7 years ago  

그게 내 일이야 : That's my job!
Police officer : I caught the thief. Here is your wallet.
Nancy : Thank you for it! You're so nice policeman!!
Police officer : You're welcome. That's my job!

7 years ago  

Choose a wrong sentence

1. 학교에서 밥을 먹었습니다
2. 학교에 다녀왔습니다.
3. 집에서 공부를 합니다.
4. 집에 책을 읽습니다.
     

7 years ago  

Verb + 는 : current tense
ex: 먹는(eating), 보는(watching)...
Verb + 은 : past tense
ex: 먹은(eaten), 본(watched)...

8 years ago  

이래라 저래라
When someone asks few works to do within short interval, we say this~
A: 공부해
B:네
A:숙제는 했어?
B:아니요
A:숙제도 해야지
B:네
A:밥은 먹었어?
B:아직요
B자꾸 이래라 저래라하네..)

8 years ago  

들어오다 : someone get in the room where you are
들어가다 : I, we, you, someone get in a room

8 years ago  

잠이 안 오다 Vs 잠이 안 들다
잠이 안 오다 : can't fall asleep
잠이 안 들다 : sleeping but slightly awake
아.. 좀 애매하네... ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

8 years ago  

Enjoy of "Enjoy meal" in Korean is 즐겨
btw we don't say 즐겨 to say "enjoy meal" thingy in Korean.
It's a bit weird
You better say 점심/저녁/밥... 잘 먹어! Or 맛있게 드세요(polite)
Casually 즐점~
We say 즐겨 to someone who is on tough spots to cheer him/her up often.
인생 즐겨~ enjoy your life~ , 그냥 즐겨!! Just enjoy it!

8 years ago  

~에 comes after place in a sentence in Korean
Jack은 something이 있어 : Jack has something
Jack은 some place에 있어 : Jack is at a place.

8 years ago