[Everyday Korean SLANG!] – a good meal λ§μλ μμ
HOW TO SAY Delicious!, It melts in my mouth., Itβs sweet and spicy., It warms up my body (hot soup) in KOREAN.
[Everyday Korean SLANG!]
HOW TO SAY “Let’s eat! I’m full. I’m going to burst. I’m going to throw up!” IN KOREAN
[Everyday Korean SLANG!]
HOW TO SAY “i am dying of hunger/thirst” IN KOREAN
Use this expression when you are so hungry or so thirsty; when you feel like you are about to die due to hunger or thirst! (-.-)(-.-)(-.-)(-.-)(-.-) γ γ γ γ
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HOW TO SAY “I’m relieved” IN KOREAN
[K-Drama: While You Were Sleeping “Suzy Bae & Lee Jong-Suk”]
Learn Korean Phrase: λ€νμ΄λ€ means “I’m relieved. / What a relief. / Itβs fortunate.”
Learn Korean Vocabulary: λ€ν means luck, good fortune.
HOW TO SAY “I’m a bit tired” IN KOREAN : μ’ νΌκ³€νλ€
[K-Drama “Revolutionary Love”: “Choi Si-Won” & “Kang So-Ra”]
Note: μ’ νΌκ³€νλ€/μ’ νΌκ³€νλ€ (casual form) μ’ νΌκ³€νλ€μ (polite form)
HOW TO SAY “Can we have another glass of water, please” IN KOREAN
[Korean Singer/Actress: IU (Lee Ji-eun)]
Learn Korean Vocabulary:
μ¬κΈ°=here
λ¬Ό=water
ν μ=one cup
+λ§=only
λ=more
μ£ΌμΈμ=give(please)
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HOW TO SAY “girl crush” IN KOREAN: κ±Έν¬λ¬μ (Lee Hyo-Ri)
HOW TO SAY “I have heard a lot about you from Hyun-woo” IN KOREAN
[Korean Actor: Lee Hyun-woo]
Learn Korean Vocabulary:
+νν
μ = from (a person)
μκΈ° = story/conversation
λ§μ΄ = a lot
λ€μμ΄μ = heard
HOW TO SAY “I have a favor to ask you” IN KOREAN: λΆνν κ² μμ΄μ
[K-Drama: While You Were Sleeping “Suzy Bae & Lee Jong-Suk”]
*Note: λΆνν κ² μμ΄μ (Polite form) λΆνν κ² μμ΄ (Casual form)
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