Korean "원샷" sounds like [won-syat] putting stress on the first syllable. . It means "drink to the dregs". This expression is due to Korea's unique drinking culture. For instance, when

Korean "죽인다"( jug-inda) sounds like [zú-ginda] putting stress on the first syllable. . It means "gorgeous, fabulous, wonderful, great". For example, when you walk down the street and

Korean "열받아(yeolbad-a)" sounds like [yól-bada] putting stress on the first syllable. It means "get angry, steamed up". For example, when you get scolded by your boss at work, you get

Korean "간지난다" sounds like [Ganji-nanda] without putting any stress on the vowels. It means "looking good, looking great, looking fit, or looking fly". For example, when you go shopping

Korean 쩔어 sounds like [tzʌləː]. It means "awesome, fantastic". For example, when you watch Lionel Messi's play on TV , you can use this expression. Its derivative form are 쩐다[tzʌːnda] or 쩌네[tzʌːnei].

가입신청한지 7일정도 걸려서 가입승인메일을 어제 받았습니다 원래 sns를 하지 않았기에 어디에 어떻게 글을 써야할지 모르지만 천천히 살펴봐야겠습니다 오늘 가입하신분들 반갑습니다^^