Korean Slang Novels & Stories

Aura hesitated for a moment, making Ji Hwan frown in confusion and chuckle softly, misinterpreting Aura's silence. "Ae Ra-ya (the 'ya' is an affectionate term in Korean for someone younger or someone close), I know this new bodyguard is handsome, but it doesn't mean you have to be so fascinated like this, right?" Ji Hwan teased, making Aura grimace, realizing that her manager misunderstood.

Young Kwang made his excuse and simply smiled childishly at So Eun. "ne (yes) oppa!" So Eun responded as brightly as Young Kwang to Hyuk Soo's mockery when she called Young Kwang oppa. She needs some time to casually refer to him as oppa, but she can refer to Young Kwang as oppa during their first meeting. What on earth is going on?

Lisa giggle but complied and wanted to let Alif go even though he tried to pinch Alif's cheeks many times. "Ahh, Oppa is getting more handsome. Kiyowo! (Handsome/pretty)" Lisa crossed her arms with a cute expression. Alif is annoyed. "Oppa, Oppa what are you doing? It's just getting worse, isn't it? Two years I've been gone, you're even crazier." Suddenly a white-skinned boy with charming red lips came running over to Alif and Lisa while cheering. "Daebak! There's Hyeong! (Hyeong means brother or a man who is older in the Korean Language) Annyeong ha seo. (What's up)" The seventeen-year-old youth bowed slightly to pay respect to Alif.

“Don't do it ok? Promise me?" She was scared to discover what embarrassing things she may have done there. "As you wish your highness" He replied with a mysterious smile. **Noona is a Korean term for older sister while Dongsaeng is a Korean term for a younger brother. "Oh. I'm so full!" Kenji rubbed his stomach, and suddenly said… "Let's burn this fat noona! Let's go to the bar. We’ll do just bar-hopping, no drinking." "Haha, from now on I will drink less " Yillan swore with her hands

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.

Nara sneered as she started to chew the crispy and savory vegetable bakwan. "This is the hot soy sauce sauce." Ivanka brought him a small bowl of soy sauce mixed with sliced ​​cayenne pepper and shallots. Seeing Nara enjoying her fried bakwan so much, Jayden became interested and wanted to try it. "Waahhh...you're right, Nara! This is delicious." Jayden looks excited. "I told you what!" Answered Nara while shoving rice and meat soup into her mouth. "In Korea, this is called pajeon. However, pajeon is not fried until dry like this." Jayden nodded to himself.

A couple seconds later a tall Korean man opened the door. He smirked at me saying “나의 섹시한 마녀” which meant my sexy witch in Korean

Daniel said to him, taking a walking direction ****** Within this first half of the term, Daniel also got acquainted with some slang of the citadel. During his first few weeks, he was always asking if he is in another tribe or was in the same region of the country. Gradually with the help of Kaka, he has adjusted. Something of more concern to him is the fact that most of the slangs are of fowl origin. They were used to bypass or communicate in the times they are faced with difficulties and challenges when the teachers or principal is around. There is also slang popularly used in normal daily life by students especially when sudden issues happen. Daniel had also tried to avoid learning the fo

With a mouth full of food he answered again in a funny Korea: "Aniyo" I erupted into laughter.. -------------------------------