In Korean, 'do bok' (도복) refers to a type of traditional uniform worn in Martial Arts, such as Taekwondo and judo. The term combines 'do' (도), meaning "way" or "path," and 'bok' (복), meaning "clothing" or "uniform." This attire is designed for practice and competition, often symbolizing discipline and respect in the martial arts community.
복정영
Haeng bok! 행복
It is pronounced as "hahn-bok" with the emphasis on the first syllable.
it's 'bok-sung-ah'복숭아
its 행복한 점심(Hang-bok-han-jum-shim)
Yeah. We Korean people call this chicken soup day in English.
it's not made by one person, but Korean clothes (Han bok) were derived from Chinese clothes called Han Fu.
복숭아 색 (bok-soong-ah-saek) or 피치 (pi-chi).
All men & women's traditional cltohes are called 'Han-Bok'.
Han-Bok is beautiful elaborate Korean clothing.
Hanbok is a korean traditional clothes derived from Chinese traditional clothes called Hanfu. Han means Chinese people, and bok means clothes in Korean.
Have you made a book?. But it's incorrect because it should be "en bok" not "et bok". Et is the wrong gender.