Common expression used when tweeting - part 3

Hey guys, im back with common expressions~ enjoy ^^


1. 헐 (heol) is used like an expression of surprise, mild shock, kind of like huh!? what!? in english. You use it to show your surprise when something happens that you weren't expecting.

2. Do you see this ;;;;;; sometimes? Its often used as captions on variety shows. ;;;;; is slang for 'embarrassed'


3. Thank you = ㄱ ㅅ (G S) -  this is slang for 감사합니다 (gam sa ham ni da) 

4. Its ok = ㄱㅊ ( G CH)  - This is slang for 괜찬아요 (gwaen cha na yo)

5. zzZzzzZZzz (sleeping) = 쿨쿨쿨 (kool kool kool) 

Random Korean word(s) of the day

Abs = 복근 (bok geun)

Chocolate Abs = 초콜릿 복근 (Chocolate bok geun)

Lesson 4 - How to read and pronounce a korean sentence properly

Hey guys, im back with Lesson 4 ^^ In this lesson, ill teach you how Koreans pronounce their sentences~ this is important especially if you want to sound like a korean~~ ^_______________^


Have you guys heard koreans saying "isseryo~~" or "obseryo~~" they say it all the time ^^
'is ser yo' means "i have" "exist" "do you have it" etc
'ob ser yo' means "dont have" "doesnt exist" "theres none" etc
Theres no direct translation in english for these two, but you get what i mean ^^


Now, 'is ser yo', how to you think its spelt in korean? you would think 이써요 right? wrong~! its actually spelt 있어요. confused? Here's why


When Koreans are speaking, they like to make everything flow off their tongues, to make  있  어  요 flow, if they see a ㅇ, they will replace it with the last consonant that was just before it. 


So in 있어요  the last consonant just before ㅇ is ㅆ. Therefore ㅆ will replace ㅇ when pronouncing to become 이써요

Heres a video just incase it doesnt make sense ^^

Here's another example 


Music:
Write = 음악
Pronounce = 으막

[VIDEO] How to pronounce the vowels

Here's a video of myself pronouncing the vowels~~ (ps, i hate my voice ><)

I hope this helps abit ~^^

Random Korean word of the day

Happy
Casual = 행복해 (haeng bok hae)
Polite = 행복해요 (haeng bok hae yo)
Talking to your self (monologue) = 행복하다 (haeng bok 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 happy" 

Useful words to use when tweeting to your Idol~

Here's some random useful words/phrases you can use when tweeting to your boyfriend who lives in korea *cough cough* haha ^_____________^


1. Good morning: Korean 좋은 아침 (joeun achim) OR you can use the konglish way and write 굿모닝 (good morning) 
Koreans don't say 'good morning' to each other, they usually say hello or have you eaten? But because the western countries keep saying 'good morning' to them, the word 좋은 아침 was created. 좋은 = good 아침 = morning


2. Have a nice day 좋은 하루 보내세요 (joeun haru bo nae se yo) OR 좋은 하루 되세요 (joeun haru doi se yo)
To say it in a cute version = 좋은 하루 보내세용 or 좋은 하루 보내세염


3. Goodnight (Konglish way) 굿나잇 (good night)

4. Get well soon (I hope you get some rest and get well soon좀 쉬시고  빨리 회복하시길 바래요 (jom sui si go bballi hoibokhasigil baraeyo)

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