Hangul, 한글: Korean writing system
Hangugeo, 한국어: Korean language
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February 6, 2017
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Pronoun question
When you are referring to a shop, which pronoun do you use?
example：这家商店很好的。？？的衣服不太贵了。
would it be 他，他们，or 它
February 6, 2017
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When it's separated with previous word with a space like in your examples, it means caution.
#겁나 이쁨 주의= #Caution: Super pretty
However, if it's merged with the previous word, it becomes -ism. 인상주의=impressionism
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November 16, 2016
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It's a word that describes the motion of rolling on the floor. Often used to describe bored person rolling on the floor doing nothing.
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November 16, 2016
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It's part of Korean weaboo language.
You know when English speakers put all those "kawaiiii" comments on Youtube video that has nothing to do with Japan?
It has the same nuance as that.
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November 15, 2016
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None of the answers below are correct. 목 빠지게 means "popping out your neck." This is because when you're waiting for someone desperately, you're also searching for them and therefore extending your neck like a giraffe. That's when someone might comment "목 빠지겠다" literally meaning "your neck is going to come off"
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November 15, 2016
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To add to the already good answer, "햄볶고 싶다" means I want to fry (stir-fry) ham.
It sounds similar to 행복하고 싶다 meaning I want to be happy.
So cooking ham=happiness :D
