Korean Slang Novels & Stories

She said and gave a mouthful of laughter "How dare..." "Here there are" She said cutting me off my statement as she located where Kim sat "An nyeong ha se yo" "An nyeong ha se yo" Both of them said simultaneously "Huh?" I and Nessa said confused which made them laugh "We just said 'good afternoon' in Korean" Kim clarified "Oh..."Nessa and i both chorused "Well hi there, I've seen you around in my department but never approached, nice meeting you... You look cute by the way"I concluded

By my sudden action her eyes become round in shape like a marble ball, she's looking so cute. "Look. My heart races." her eyes meet mine for some seconds, her face turns into a red ball. She hurriedly pulled back her hand and yell, " Hey. You!, You Drank So Ju! Right?" (Soju is a clear, low-alcohol, distilled spirit that is the most popular liquor in Korea) " Huh?" I asked her confusedly as I couldn't understand why she thinks that I've drunk So Ju.

“Let’s stop the topic about my bags because I know all of you aren’t interested in it. Let’s start eating now” “We are interested in the money you’re spending on your bags,” Jane said jokingly that made me chuckles. “Let’s start eating though” since Caye is now putting the meats on a plate, we get a side dish and began eating. I get lettuce and used it to wrap the porks. “Hmm, 맛있다!” I reacted while chewing the food. “Here we go again. He’s speaking Korean” Eloisa said. “It means delicious! That’s the reaction of every Korean when they are eating a portion of good food!” I told her and rolled my eyes on her. I poured a milkis into my glass and drink it. Perfect match!

I stared at her in complete confusion, my brain short-circuiting trying to figure out what the hell she meant. Jessica's eyes widened when she saw my expression, and she laughed. "Oh, you don't know what fighting means?" she asked. "It's a Korean thing—or Konglish term, actually. It just means 'all the best' or 'good luck' or 'you can do this.' It's encouragement." "Ohhh," I said, my mouth forming a perfect circle of understanding, feeling slightly embarrassed that I hadn't known that. Jessica's expression shifted then, becoming more serious, and I felt my stomach drop because I recognized that look.

----------------- Glossary Yaar* is a slang used to refer to friends, a friendly form of address like bro, dude, mate, etc. (In India it is not just a word, it is feeling)

I said, then put my phone back in my pocket after getting some photos of Keith's echoes. "I'm Kiyowo or not, Ca?" asked Keith who made me laugh more amused. Just so you know, kiyowo is derived from the Korean word, and right now Keith seems to be squealing at me because I always say praise my idol with the word kiyowo. "No!" I said, Keith advancing his lower lip back into a cute fight. "Keith!!!" my scream now managed to catch Keith's arm trying to escape from me. "If you run away I'll be angry with you, I swear!" threatened me, Keith instantly pausing to turn his back on me.

Taken aback, "Oh! Of course. C'mon, eat, Hana." "It's okay, Mrs. Lee... I mean imo." "Suho, you need to look after Hana. Make sure no one's bullying her." Suho coughed, listening to his mom's tirade. Hana glanced at him. "And send away anyone who's trying to disturb her. Such a pretty gal would surely attract bees on your campus." Suho couldn't agree more. ____ Unnie is what girls call their older sister in Korean. Samgyetang is chicken soup served in South Korea. Imo is an aunt in Korean.

He cleared his throat and sat down on the reading chair. "We'll start with the alphabets in Korea, do you know them?” He asked looking at her petite eyes. He was so annoyed that she was scooping a spoonful of ice cream into her mouth. ”Didn't my father tell you I don't know how to speak Korean at all, hmm tutor you have to start fresh” She mouthed and scooped another spoonful into her mouth. ”Right now, you're telling me you're a dummy?” He let out deliberately to taunt her.

preparing itself for a whole new world and a whole new adventure; a beautiful journey. Because miles away, someone was waiting for him. For his soul. For his friendship. For his love. For his soul. His soulmate. *** Glossary Hyung: older brother (used by males) [Korean] Maknae: youngest person in the family or group [Korean] Oppa: older brother (female talking to older males) [Korean] SSB: Super Sonic Boys (Idol Group name) SLUV: SSB’s fandom name

Cillian was winning since he was the tallest among us, but James was a close second until I took over, dunking the ball in the basket. Since Cillian’s friend, Sean, was passing by, he joined us too, and he was the most talkative among us, keeping the conversation light. “Emma has started calling me ah-juicy, and it feels weird,” Cillian confessed, making Sean burst into laughter. “What does that mean?” I asked. “Ahujussi means old man or old uncle in Korean,” he deadpanned. Sean added, “And she’s calling him ah-juicy. Which makes it hilarious.”