인트로 찐자 옷기네!! 찜질방 가기 너무 좋아! 너무 시원해!

너! 여기 와!

너! 나가!

너! 저리가!

“밥 먹었어?”는 글자 그대로 “식사했어(Did you eat?)”의
뜻으로 주로 쓰이고 서로 스쳐 지나가면서 가벼운 인사(Hi!)의 말을 대신해서 “밥 먹었어?”라고 하죠^^

그리고 Jacqueline

You can just give the truthful answer in most cases, but it’s often pretty confusing for me too whether the other person really wants to have dinner with me right now or is just asking me out of courtesy But usually the answer is something like “네, 먹었어요” or “응. 먹었어” or “아니, 나중에 먹으려고” “조금 이따가 먹을 거야”

와~ 난 반말이 너무 써. 그레서 욋사람이랑 말하면 반말 안 하는것을 좀 잊어버리네! ㅠ.ㅠ 더 저심 해야돼.

I’m used to it but, sometimes between the formal and informal. It feels like three different languages. Does anyone find it easier to speak Differential, Standard, or Plainly?

저는 부통 반말을 쎠요
/? Darn irregular verbs, i never conjugate them right. However, of course only with my good friends, my teacher doesn’t mind for the sake of teaching.

Somehow i see myself as one of the students getting smakcked upside the head by the teacher, so i’ll still use polite speech.

I think my name is natural with korean pronouciation . It’s pronounced 재린..그래서 재린아 는 쉬울까요?

아아! 반말로 이야기하면 지미있을 것 같아.

Lynn

“저는 부통 반말을 쎠요” –> “저는 보통 반말을 써요”

I think “재린아” sounds VERY natural indeed !!

And yes, the irregular verbs are hard to remember … but (fun & sustainable) practice makes perfect. Hehe, I guess that’s the only way.

Manyakumi

그렇죠 ㅎㅎㅎ 정답!

theresa

응 반말로 이야기 해 보자

“지미있을” –> “재미있을”

나 한국어 낱말이 기억 안 해.

Nick

의 is ‘ideally’ pronounced as ‘ui’ but in reality a lot of people just say ‘에’ so it’s acceptable too ^^