I used to say "Jal Ji Ne" when i'm saying goodbye to friends, but my dongseng told me that K-people usually use that 잘지내~ (Jal Ji Ne) when saying goodbye for a quite long time. For general goodbye then just say "good night" or "jal ja~ ne il ba" ---> 잘자 내일봐~
잘자 (Jal Ja) = Good Night
내일봐 (Ne Il Ba) = See You Tomorrow
Or can also say:
다음에 애기 또 하자 = talk to you later~
When we are saying goodbye, if you leave from your friend's house, you should say "안녕히 계세요" and when you are the host of the house and your friend is leaving, you should say "안녕히 가세요"
But to make it easier just say it shortly: 잘가~~ Bye
Or 잘 있어(jal it so) when you're leaving the house
Hmm..For example : Now I'm in your house, and you've invited me to your house so I'm in your house now. And now it's time for me to go back home so I say before I leave "안녕히 계세요" But if you're my friend then I don't need to be that polite/formal, so I can just say 잘 있어(jal it so). and you can say "안녕히 가세요"
안녕히 가세요 = BYE 안녕히 계세요 = BYE ; same but the situation is different
Ok. I'm dizzy now ^.^'
2007-08-25
2007-08-24
Korean Dramas Addict

Are you addicted to K-dramas?
Did you loose sleep over k-drama last week?
Did you neglect your "real life" responsibilities to watch K-dramas in the last 6 months?
Do you constantly check the status of the fan-sub release date?
Is downloading K-dramas a part of your daily routine?
Do you secretly dream that you will meet your prince charming aka 2nd generation chaebol who's attracted to you because you are so optimistic and ordinary at your front door someday?
If you answer YES to more than two of those questions, you are a true KDA (K-drama addict)!
2007-08-23
Hangul’s Today: The Counting Systems
There are 3 kinds of counting systems
하나, 둘 , 셋, 넷~ 일, 이 , 삼, 사~ 첫째, 둘째, 셋째, 넷째~ etc..
첫째 = first
하나 = 일 = one
둘 = 이 = two 둘째 = second
This is the funny way to count in Korea :
한놈 두시기 석삼 너구리 오징어 육개장 칠면조 팔팔이 구구단 십..
한놈 = 1
두시기 = 2
석삼 = 3
너구리 = 4
etc
원, 투 , 쓰리, 포, 파이브 <--- this is in english
하나, 둘 , 셋, 넷~ 일, 이 , 삼, 사~ 첫째, 둘째, 셋째, 넷째~ etc..
첫째 = first
하나 = 일 = one
둘 = 이 = two 둘째 = second
This is the funny way to count in Korea :
한놈 두시기 석삼 너구리 오징어 육개장 칠면조 팔팔이 구구단 십..
한놈 = 1
두시기 = 2
석삼 = 3
너구리 = 4
etc
원, 투 , 쓰리, 포, 파이브 <--- this is in english
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Hangul's Today
2007-08-21
Hangul's Today: Saying Thank You
감사합니다 = kamsahamnida = Thank You
when you talk to senior, you should say "고맙습니다", but when you talk to your friend or junior, you can just say "고맙다" there are two different ways to talk to, depending on who you're talking to.
Extras:
- Hajima and Hajiman is different T.T
Ha Ji Ma = Don't Do That
Ha Ji Man = But
- 아빠 = father
오빠 = elder brother
- What to say when you want to take a picture with other people?
저기요~ 애기들이 귀여워서 그러는데요~ 같이 사진 한번 찍어도 될까요?
사진좀 같이 찍어도 될까요?
when you talk to senior, you should say "고맙습니다", but when you talk to your friend or junior, you can just say "고맙다" there are two different ways to talk to, depending on who you're talking to.
Extras:
- Hajima and Hajiman is different T.T
Ha Ji Ma = Don't Do That
Ha Ji Man = But
- 아빠 = father
오빠 = elder brother
- What to say when you want to take a picture with other people?
저기요~ 애기들이 귀여워서 그러는데요~ 같이 사진 한번 찍어도 될까요?
사진좀 같이 찍어도 될까요?
Labels:
Hangul's Today
2007-08-14
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