Korean Language and Culture

In Korean, the dragonfly is called "잠자리 (jamjari)," which translates to "sleeping place." This name is derived from the belief that dragonflies are protectors of sleep and bring good luck to sleeping individuals.

In Korean, "bow" can mean to bow as a sign of respect or to bow in the context of archery. The word for bow as a sign of respect is "인사하다 (insahada)" while the word for bow as in archery is "활 (hwal)."

The Korean word "Kyoung-yeh" is not a standard word in the Korean language. It seems like it might be a transliteration of a name or term. If you provide more context or details, I can try to assist further.

"Pai pai" in Korean doesn't have a specific meaning as it is a transliteration of a Japanese term for "bye bye" or "goodbye". In Korean, the term used for goodbye is "안녕히 가세요" (annyeonghi gaseyo) or "잘 가" (jal ga).

"Daebak" is a Korean slang term that translates to "awesome" or "amazing." It is commonly used to show excitement or admiration for something.

Nothingness.

오빠 귀여워 means "oppa is cute." In order to ask it in a question, you would say, "오빠, 나 귀여워?" which means "oppa, am I cute?"

아름다워 (a-reum-da-weo)

i like you so much and i keep thinking about you.

Korea has an excellent public transportation system consisting of trains, subway, buses and taxis. Koreans also make normal use of walking, bicycles, scooters and privately owned vehicles. One could easily live, work and travel around much of Korea without owning a vehicle.

김정은 (Kim Jung Oon)

He's 김정일 (Kim Jung Ill) 's son.

Bigbang needed a fun hobby to do.

The Korean word "sarang" means love.

Some examples of Korean full names are Kim Minji, Park Joonho, Lee Hyunwoo, and Choi Eunseo.

This would probably differ as it is quite a biased-based question. But I'd say if it is most internationally know korean idol singer would be Rain.

Rain is really famous all across Asia and has entered the American industry with his films.

Jomel in Korean can be written as 조멜.

The term "Mongoloid" is an outdated and often considered offensive classification that was historically used in anthropology to describe certain populations in East Asia. People in Korea, like those in other regions, exhibit a range of physical features due to genetic diversity and historical migration patterns. It's important to approach discussions about ethnicity and appearance with sensitivity and an understanding of the complexity of human genetics. Labels that categorize people based on physical traits can perpetuate stereotypes and misunderstandings.

it means'sweet melody'

Ugg's in Korea can be found at the local mall. Or you can check any other store that sells boots. Maybe they will also have Ugg boots you can purchase. Remember,you don't have to go to the mall in Korea when wanting to buy Ugg's because they are also sold online.

it means 'betrayer'

알았어 (arasseo/alasseo) means fine, okay, or got it. ^.^

Let's see...

Power Rapper T.O.P = cute: sexy: funny: great rapper/ actor

Forever Leader GD = cute: funny: great singer/ rapper/ dancer/ lyricist

Smiling Angel Daesung = cute smile: funny: great singer/ trotter

Cute Maknae SeungRi = cute: funny: bad boy: great singer/dancer

Gentle Charisma TaeYang = hot: kind: great singer/dancer

... hard to choose, but it's your opinion.

T.O.P has a great sex appeal; gd is the cutest; dae sung is the adorable; seung ri is witty and adorable; tae yang is the sexiest and a certified shy boy.

I highly recommend using mydramalist.com, it gives you information on the newest korean dramas and also helps keep track of what you've seen and what you want to see. I hope it helps.

if you go on igoogle (you don't have to register) you can get a widget for translation.

uee is in a Korean band called "after school"