Common words Idols use when tweeting - Part 4

1. When do you say '화이팅'? (Fighting)

Everyone that speaks Korean or is interested in the Korean culture would have used the word 'fighting' once before~ ^^

It just means "Let's keep up the good work" or "Cheer up' "You can do it". Its kind of like the Korean version of "Let's go!!" (There's no direct translation available)

 Sometimes Idols use other forms of '화이팅' such as '파이팅'   '빠이팅'   '퐈이팅'   '홧팅'  They are like the cute version of the actual word.

2. Music 음악 (eum mak)

3. Song 노래 (no rae)

4. You often hear 대박 (Dae Bak) alot right? There's no direct translation but it means Big win, success, awesome, the best etc

My Shinhwa Collection~~ ^____________^

Sorry this isnt about learning korean lol someone asked me to show them my shinhwa collection, and since theres too many photos, ill post it here instead~


I probably have nearly everything of shinhwa~ (well i hope so neways lol)


1. Every CD produced by Shinhwa~

2.  Every Concert DVD of Shinhwa

3. Shinhwa's Photo Albums (i thnk im missing some ( ╥﹏╥) )

4. Shinhwas Towels + 2006 Calender 

5. Shinhwa collectables (there's not many ><)

6. This VCD is Shinhwa's First concert, it was sold out everywhere, even in korea! i had to buy it from a korean auction and it cost me $500 USD.... (NOTE: its not a DVD but VCD...)

7. Shinhwa Key chains~

So thats my Shinhwa Collection that i've been collecting in the last 10 years~~ Shinhwa's Comeback is in March 2012, after 4 years, they're finally coming back!! i cant wait ^____________^


I hope my U-kiss collection can be like this too~~~

Random Korean word of the day

Hungry
Casual = 배고파 (bae go pa)
Polite = 배고파요 (bae go pa yo)

When your using google translator to tweet to you idol

I've noticed alot of people tend to use google translator to tweet to their idols, if i can tell its from a translator, your idol can probably tell aswell... To make it sound more like you're writing it (and not a translator), when you see the word 당신은 you should replace it with 오빠

당신은 (dang shin neun) is a very polite word for 'you' and it doesn't really go well with your sentence. for example, i could use google translator and say ' i love you' and it would come out as  'Dang shin neun saranghae yo" which sounds like your saying i love you to your uncle or something.

But if you replace 당신은 with 오빠 (oppa), it would be 'oppa, saranghae' (now doesnt that sound more friendlier and close?)

Common words Idols use when tweeting - Part 3

More common words used by idols when they tweet~~ enjoy ^________________^


1. Practice/rehearsal = 연습 (yeon seum) (Idols always use this word because they're always practising ><)

2. Finished = 끝 (ggeut) - Idols tend to use this word alot (example, we just finished practise, we just finished recording music bank etc) So atleast next time you see 끝 you know that they just finished doing something ^^

3. Everyone = 여러분 (yer ler boon)

Another short lesson today ~~ enjoy ^^

Common expression used when tweeting - part 2

Here's some more common expression idols/koreans tend to use when tweeting~ ^___________^


1. 고고씽 (go go ssing) means "Let's Go!" or "Let's do it!" in korean. It's a new word that was created by the younger generation (so you wont find it in you dictionary ^^)

2. You've worked hard: Casual = 수고했어요 (soo go haet ser yo)  Polite = 수고하셨습니다 (soo go ha syeot sim ni da)

3. Have you heard koreans saying meeee rroong to eachother? 메롱 (me rong) is the sound koreans use to tease by sticking their tongues out (kinda like out ner ner)

Thats all for today ^^ hope you've enjoyed~~ 

Random Korean word of the day

Tired
Casual = 피곤해 (pi goon hae)
Polite = 피곤해요 (pi goon hae yo)
Talking to yourself = 피곤하다 (pi goon ha da)**


**This is means your just thinking out loud and not talking to anyone in particular. Example, i can be walking by myself and im like "ah.. im tired"