Korean Slang Novels & Stories

But I won't admit that. I looked around as we heard a few people gasped. "Oh, that’s Grey Simons right?" a teenager told her friend. And soon enough, a few pack of people is now looking at our direction. Fuck. "What is she doing? I she trying to flirt with our oppa?" I heard one girl said and I swear I had to ball my fist in order to stop myself from flipping on the girl. (oppa - a Korean word used by girls to call their older brother. It can also be used as an endearment or sign of affection)

My friends shot me questioning glances, but I ignored them, especially when Josh responded to my message. Josh Rain: I remember one time Sissy said she wanted Rodnie to call her like that (laugh emoji). She said "honey" means that in Korean. I felt my cheeks blush again after Josh's reply. I quickly took a sip of water when I choked on my food. "Are you okay, Yannie?" Jomar quickly asked, handing me a glass of water. I took it and drank. "Why do you use your cellphone while eating?" Jomar scolded me, causing my three friends to pause and look at us.

She immediately walk near the table and reach for some hotdogs and about to eat it when she saw a familiar face coming out from the kitchen. Her eyes widened when she realized who it is. It was her brother. "Hyung!" Sashi said as she run towards her brother to give him a hug. (Hyung is a term in Korean to address their older brother) "How are you? I miss you so much?" Sashi added while still hugging her brother. "C'mon, it's not that we didn't see each other for years. But seriously, I miss you too, baby." Sashi smiled because of her brother's usual baby talking whenever he is talking with her.

His expression changed, his eyes fell to the floor, “Please forgive me, Boss. I know I’ve done wrong. I’ve lost my conscience only because of somebody’s influence…” “You know the rules of ‘Heaven’ better than me. You know what needs to be done now?” Translator’s Notes: Dog food (狗粮) - refers to single dog Single dog (单身狗) is a Chinese urban slang for a guy who is single.

Ode-fool Oponu-stupid Shey-its like a Yoruba slang used in place of right? Abeg-please Over 2000 words. I finally did it!! Our daddy's Princess for don lost today. I'm also not really good at remembering my way. Would you ever use your break to help someone? Ehh, I'll buy food on the way oo. It's not me that said you should get lost. See you next update 😘😘 Much love ❤❤and spaghetti 🍜🍜

Jeon Beom-Jun, Tae-Hoon's best friend said with a playful look on his face. "Sorry dude, cannot skip dinner tonight at home. We will have fun tomorrow." Tae-Hoon said winking at his friend. 'Gotta save someone's a** from father.' And he thought to himself. Few minutes later, there came a girl to them, "Tae-Hoon, can you give these theses back to Ji-Hoon Sunbae (Sunbae means 'Senior' in Korean) and thank him from me. He is not coming to university for three days now." that girl said giving a file to him.

“If it’s okay. I have also something to tell you.” *** (SOJU- is a Korean alcoholic drink made of rice or sweet potatoes. (Definitions from oxford languages) Searched in g****e

You asked for me to freestyle based on my current state of mind. Kim forced a smile. "Your freestyle is beautiful.. and emotional." Nathan shrugged. "Harari.." "Huh?" Kim laughed. "What's that?" "A slang I invented. HARARI.." Nathan further explained. "I use it when I'm speechless, sad, happy or excited. It's just like saying 'what will be will be'.." "Harari!" Kim exclaimed, laughing. "Harari!" Nathan shrugged, smiling. Kim stopped in front of Nathan's Estate.

Cassie added. And we all laugh. “But I love my oopa the best!” Mel says, beaming. “What’s oppa?” I ask Cassie. “It’s what girls call their elder brothers or someone older than them. It’s also an endearment to say that two people are close.” Cassie explained to me. “She has an elder brother here in Korea?” I asked, confused. “Nah, usually it’s what fans call their idols.” Cassie says. “Girls also call their boyfriends oppa here. “