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- What are some popular Konglish words in Korea, such as: 핸드폰, 셀카, 화이팅, etc.?
- What are some of your favourites and most common?
- What are some popular Konglish words in Korea, such as: 핸드폰, 셀카, 화이팅, etc.?
- What are some of your favourites and most common?
- What are some of your favourites and most common?
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hello 미소 😊 lap top - note book , apartment- apart , steering wheel-handle, wake up call - morning call, blind date - meeting , window shopping - eye shopping , dutch treat - dutch pay ,hourglass figure - s line , cheating (on test) - cunning , straight A's (grade) - all a , combo menu ( like at MC donald) - set menu, this is on the house(at restaurant) - service
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today's special - todays menu , wi-fi - wi-fi but most korean pronounce like wi pie 와이파이 :) because there is no 'F' pronounciation in korean so replace f with p.
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안녕하세요 @ji-hyuk: 😂👍🏻 I think that "eye shopping" is funny 👏🏻 some of the things sounds so odd and weird in English so it's funny! also, I have a question. you said that a blind date is called a "meeting," but what if I was meeting a friend. do I still say "meeting," or does "meeting" only mean that you're going on a blind date?
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@LynnRao: what is "서비스?" Seobiseu doesn't sound like anything in English 😂🤔
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@LynnRao: i know a long time ago , korean used to use chinese alphabet before korean king '세종' created han gl (한글 korean launguage)
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'인호환후 의 남자 '한국 이름을 기억이 않아요 I had seen twice 仁显王后的男人
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