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[studykorean101]

Korean Curse Words

anon asked: 안녕하세요! My Korean friends keep telling me bad words in Korean but not tell me what they mean! Please help me know what they mean? Can you give a list of all the swears in Korean?

Hello! 안녕하세요! I did an ask similar to this I can link them here [x]. 

AS A REMINDER: This is for educational purposes only! Please read the following blog with caution. I will censor all words, so use your imagination. 

놈 - b*stard

년 - b*tch

좆 - d*ck/c*ck (this word can usually be combined with other swears)

개새끼 - SOB // son of a b*tch (can be shortened to 개새)

씨발 - f*ck

젠장 - damn it!

병신 - jerk / *sshole

엿먹어 - f*ck you

꺼져 - get the hell out / leave me the f*ck alone

보지 - p*ssy

좆됐어 - i’m f*cked / it’s f*cked

미친(놈/년) - crazy b*stard / b*tch

좆나//존나 ‘x’ - f*cking ‘x’      > you can use this like 존나 맛있어 - fkn delicious!

변태 - pervert

These are really the only ones I know - so if other ppl have more, put them in the comments or reblog to help anon out! 

I hope this helps! Now when your Korean friends tell you a bad word, you can trick them haha! Best of luck and Happy Learning :)

~ SK101

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Hey y’all! It has been a very long time since my last post. As you can probably tell, I don’t live in Korea anymore. I decided to move back to Asheville, North Carolina, USA for a lot of reasons. While I love Korea, and while it has a place in my heart, I wasn’t growing as an individual anymore and knew it was time for me to come home. 

I have been home for a little over a year, and I am having a hard time these days because I miss the place that turned me into a man. I miss the friendships that I cultivated, the students that I taught to speak English, and the memories that I made. I haven’t been good at posting on here over the last year because I didn’t know what to post. I’m going to start putting photos up again, in hopes that I can re-connect with my past in Korea, and so that you all can see some more of Korea! 

In other news, I’m working on a literal Korea Lookbook, which will be for sale in about a year! My hope for the book is for those who have followed this blog can know more about the photos, and so that they can feel what I felt and continue to feel when I think about lovely South Korea. More to follow :) 

The photo is of me and my special lady, Annie :) If anyone knows a single girl in Asheville, hmu :p 

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Korean Particles For Beginners - Morning Lands List

With the article on the topic particle -은/는, we have finished updating all Korean particle articles for beginners. For your convenience, we have created this simple list with a link to all our particle articles. That way you can easily find them when you need them. Hope you enjoy them:

Korean Particles For Beginners

-은/는 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9d%80-%eb%8a%94/

-이/가 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9d%b4-%ea%b0%80/

-을/를 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9d%84-%eb%a5%bc/

-에 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%97%90/

-에서 ㅣ https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%97%90%ec%84%9c/

-(으)로 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9c%bc%eb%a1%9c/

-의 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9d%98/

-부터 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%b6%80%ed%84%b0/

-까지 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ea%b9%8c%ec%a7%80/

-에게, -한테, -에 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%97%90%ea%b2%8c-and-%ed%95%9c%ed%85%8c/

-과/와, -(이)랑, -하고 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%99%80-%ea%b3%bc-%ec%9d%b4%eb%9e%91-and-%ed%95%98%ea%b3%a0/

-만 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%a7%8c/

-밖에 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%b0%96%ec%97%90/

-(이)나 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%9d%b4%eb%82%98/

-마다 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%a7%88%eb%8b%a4/

-처럼, -같이 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%b2%98%eb%9f%bc-and-%ea%b0%99%ec%9d%b4/

-보다 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%b3%b4%eb%8b%a4/

-도 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%eb%8f%84/

-쯤 : https://www.morninglands.com/korean-language-bank/%ec%af%a4/

[studykorean101]

anon asked: what’s the difference between 끊다 and 자르다?

Great question! Hopefully my answer helps! Both can mean “to cut” but here’s a better explanation:

One is used abstractly, while the other is used for more concrete situations. When you want to cut something for a recipe, or cut a piece of paper, you use 자르다. When you want to hang up the phone, or quit smoking, you use 끊다.

끊다 - cut (something abstract); not a literal cutting of something

이만 끊을게요 - I’ll hang up (on the phone)

앞으로 담배를 끊을 거예요 - From now on, I’m going to quit smoking.

자르다 - cut (something concrete); a literal cutting of something

종이를 반으로 자르세요 - cut the paper in half

이렇게 잘라야 해요 - you should cut it like this

머리 잘라서 머리가 짧아졌어요 - my hair got shorter because I cut it

Hope that helps! Happy learning :) 

~ SK101

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