Korean Language and Culture

"월요일", pronounced "wuhl-yo-eel".

내려 naeryeo means downward.

내려 막기 naeryeo makgi means "downward block" for a forearm block that descends straight down in a horizontal position in front of the midsection.

하단 Hadan means lower part, lower level, or lower section.

하단 막기 Hadan Makgi means low section block - any block of an attack below the waist.

아래 막기 arae makgi means "low block" for the basic block below the waist to the side.

감정적인 하드 코어 (gamjeongjeog-in hadeu ko-eo)

Stop communist aggression.

kesan nanoteknologi

레베카

gyeong-ui

Sonyeon / namja (man)

uh duum goong ju 어름 공주

떠너더 TO-NA-DA.

이십 mean's 20

십 < sib > = 10

이십< e sib > = 20

삼십< sam sib > =30

사십< sa sib > = 40

박레빈 "Pak Rae Bin"

pears.......... ?

Well, 'Mianhae' or '미안해' is the casual way of saying sorry and 'Mianhaeyo' or '미안해요' is the semi-casual way.

If you're a boy talking to an older girl, you call her 누나 (noona)

If you're a girl (etc.), you call her 언니 (onni)

In either gender if they're younger generally you would just call them by their name.

없어 It means none, nope, don't have, no.

It really just depends on the context.

키키

ewn q..

Great in Korean: 멋진

http://www.zkorean.com/dictionary/search_results?word=please

if you read Korean. if not the first translation of please is something like "jom" and/or "jeh bahl"

crappy i know, but that's the best i could do

good luck

jd

Zoe = 조이

"Fool" or "Stupid"