#seonbae

[milkkutea]

Wooseung and Seonbae from “All About Lust”

6/4/17~ I just discovered this comic earlier today, and I already ran out of coins on episode 13. ;-; I love them both!!

[makishimas-hideout-blog]

Seonbae Squad (I wanted to make my own “squad”)

In Korean, “seonbae” means senior, which is used to address someone older than you.

Members: Spain, Hungary, Prussia, China, Japan, France, England, and Austria

[graniel05]

140911 BIGBANG CUT @ MIX & MATCH

[thedartle]

Somebody up there loves you Somebody down here care for you

-someone-

[v3g4nd4lf-blog]

My 선배 (school senior) is on his way! Of course, he's taking the most roundabout way of getting here so I won't see him until Friday, but still. Super stoked for our Korea adventures! modernlifeismax

[1-mph]

Just a little rant

Ok so like I've been on tumblr for only a short while now and I've noticed a lot of people calling other people 'senpai'. Now I had no idea what this meant so i googled it (as one normally would). So after some research (aka clicking on the first thing that came up), I realized that 'senpai' a Japanese word that is the equivalent to the Korean word 'seonbae'. Ok...

So... now is where I get confused. So the majority of the blogs that I follow are kpop- or korea-related, so why do these people use senpai? Like I know that people may be more familiar with senpai from anime or something but like if you're a korean based blog then why dont you use the korean word? 

And its not like seonbae is a uncommon word. I mean if anyone has seen Boys Over Flowers, they would know that Geum Jandi calls Jihoo seonbae about 50 times.

So my question is: Why can't you just use seonbae? Its not that different from senpai, but at least it fits the theme of you're blog....

Am I the only one?

[sumgyeojin-blog]

i made thiz!!!!!