Nona Dalam Bahasa Korea Novels & Stories

, Aroon nodded. “How long will it take you to reach Daegu ?”, Oak asked. " Daegu...how long ?", Aroon asked looking at the driver. " 45 bun.", the driver replied. Aroon knew 'bun' meant 'minutes' in Korean but he just again thought about his Bun. What is his Bun doing right now ? Is he sleeping ? Did he have dinner ? “ Oak, I would probably reach there in 45 minutes. I will call you after fetching Dae.”

I frowned. "Anyways better sleep early, tomorrow is a Sunday and you Know what that means." Dan added with a knowing smile. I use the pillow to cover my face. "Oh brother!"I gasped as they laughed.... TANIA'S POV "Salanghae... ho oppa.. No. Saranghaeh..yo oppa... Aigoo! Still not it. I don't know learning Korean would be this difficult. But still, I've got to Learn it. Okay.. testing.. Sarranghaeyo oppa. Yes! I got it, did you..." I eyed her meticulously beneath my reading glasses.

What a stroke of luck! Lifting her head, she looked at Stephanie, who simply stared back without responding to her greeting. Naively, Emily grinned and bobbed her head. "Bangapsumnida!" (A/N: "bangapsumnida" means "nice to meet you" in Korean.) Stephanie glared at the girl before her, annoyance etched on her face as she rolled her eyes. "Ugh, I can't believe Empire World has started hiring clueless girls," she smirked.

“But mamma, I have a question. What does appa mean?” Sarang looked at Zayren, silently asking him to answer. “Appa means papa in Korean,” Zayren explained gently. Reynez pouted thoughtfully. “Then should I call you appa or papa?” Zayren smiled warmly. “Whatever makes you comfortable, Reyn. I’ll love you either way,” he said before hugging him gently. Reynez hugged him back and whispered softly near his ear, “Okay… papa.” Zayren froze.

Anna grumbled, although in a subtle tone. "Okay ... Okay. Very well, miss Anna Smith. I will listen to you. But you must promise, you will call me after your work-, oops ...." Mijung paused her sentence. The girl understood where her fault lay. "Mianhae," She said. She uses the Korean language which means I'm sorry. "I mean, when you're done, you must call me, okay." "Hem!" Anna only replied in a deep voice.

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.

Nathan inserted “…was chicken skin, which was a literal translation of the Korean word ‘daksal’. “‘My son was right when he told me that you’re just as good as him. And that you might even become better than him, given the right opportunities and guidance. This is why I’m putting in 1.5 billion won to see you and your group grow. You will debut as soon as possible.’”

"One of these people was the beloved of god, her name wasn't really a real name, no one had it there, so she called herself what would be equivalent to Ttalgi. Before you ask, it means strawberry in Korean" The Carmesim turned her face to the demon and laughed loudly. "Wait, you were going all this way to say you're from Korea?" "Before that wasn't the name, now shut up and listen." The demon struck her in the back of the head lightly. "Now you've made me lose myself in history" "That's a great sign that you're fucking old" Artemísia said and the demon looked at her with a red glow dancing on his dark brown iis.

Daniella creased her forehead because she didn’t understand the word Jessica was saying and asked, “Unnie? What is that?” Jessica sat down beside Daniella and started to explain that unnie was a commonly used term among sisters and friends in Korea. She even dreamed to have her wedding voice in traditional Korean clothing but she wasn’t sure if it was allowed in the country when she was not Korean, but Filipino. “So, can I call you, Unnie?” Jessica repeated her question earlier. “Wait, at your age, you’re still hooked up with Korean dramas?” Daniella found it to be unbelievable that Jessica was still hooked up on watching dramas.

I responded, but my eyes were still looking through the car window. "Namjachingu isseo? (Do you have a boyfriend?)"she asked again. I understood what she meant to say because I've been studying the Korean language for about six months already. "Eopseo eomma. (I don't have, mom)" I responded. "Wae? (why) Joh-ahaneun sarami eopseo? (Don't you have someone you like?)" she asked again, trying to tease me. "Ajig nae ma-eumsog-eneun eobs-eo, eomma (not yet in my mind, mom.)"