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This entry was posted on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Lower Intermediate Season 1 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.
16 Responses to “Lower Intermediate #16 - I’m Bored To Death!”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
여러분은 어떨 때 이렇게 과장하세요? (When do you exaggerate like this, everyone?)
Thursday at 11:12 pm
저는 즘금 배 고파서 죽겠어요!! 일 가기전에 많이 먹을 거예요.
Friday at 3:14 am
Um here’s one: when you’re telling a story and you wanna say you laugh your @$$ off.
笑死… laugh till you die, exagerrating of course
how do you say in Korean?
this is very useful, eg, when a friend tells you a crazy story and you can say in response, “oh man, that’s hilarious” “天哦! 笑死!”
Friday at 5:16 am
저는… 여자이니까… 항상 과장해는데요… ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ^^ 모모 죽겠다 라는 거 많이 써요. 좋아하거든요..
Friday at 5:30 am
그림 스파겟티? 뭐예요? “Alfredo” 소스예요?
:
Friday at 7:25 am
제임스 ^^
아침 맛있게 드세요! 아침이 정말 중요해요!
Enjoy your breakfast~ Breakfast is really important
Mike
ㅎㅎ 비슷한 표현이 있어요. There’s a similar expression !
“웃겨 죽겠다!” = I’ll die from it being funny./ It’s funny to death ^^
Friday at 7:27 am
Emily
ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
그런데 너무 과장 많이 하면, 사람들이 나중에 안 믿어 ㅎㅎ
Ed
한국에서 ‘크림 스파게티’라고 하면 대체로 carbonara예요 ^^
Friday at 7:37 am
hello there
very useful expression , usually when i’m hungry to death
i order a simple dish
the exoression ” you want to die ” can be seen i kdramas a lot
it’s always fun listening to you guys
Friday at 7:59 am
rigo
고맙습니다~
네, 드라마에서 “죽을래?” 아니면 “죽고 싶어?” 정말 많이 나오죠?
Yes, in kdramas you can hear “죽을래” or “죽고 싶어” really often, right?
실제로도 많이 쓰여요 ㅎㅎㅎ
They are used a lot in reality too
Thursday at 11:27 am
선현우 씨
혹시 facebook account 있으세요? 있다면 뭔지 알려주실래요?
Saturday at 5:20 am
심심할 때는 “아, 피곤해서 죽겠다!”라는 생각이 많이 들어요.
Saturday at 1:23 pm
Daniel
ㅎㅎㅎ 저는 지금 그런 생각을 하고 있었어요 ㅎㅎㅎ
Friday at 5:00 am
Is that also what the girl in My Sassy Girl says all the time? 죽을래?
Wednesday at 5:05 pm
kinda unrelated to the lesson, but related to the comments. when there is a quotation in a korean dialogue people use 라/라고 can someone please explain how to use this?
also, i can’t understand how to use 거든. it comes up a lot in converstion, but the meaning seems to be varied and not the same as what i can make sense of with my phone’s dictionary.
Cheers.
Thursday at 12:00 am
치과의사는 내 사랑니를 빼고싶어서 난 진짜 무서워 죽겠어요!
Thursday at 10:09 am
Hello Elizabeth,

사랑니? Oh~~NO!!!! Wow~~ your writing in Korean is very good!
나도 아직 사랑니가 있어요…
나도 뽑아야 하나요?? 나도 무서워요~~
무서워하지 마세요, Elizabeth님~~
cheers,
Tim
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