Korean dramas and movies may be one of the most addictive shows ever – and it’s not just because of hot Korean actors. These productions often have intriguing characters (like alien oppa and mermaid unni), plots that keep you at the edge of your seat (like Signal) and beautiful sceneries such as the scenic landscapes.
If you’ve been bingeing on K-dramas or movies, you’ll probably find that a few words really familiar, simply because they’re commonly used in scripts. Scroll through the gallery to see just how familiar you are with these terms, and if you know what they mean.
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Usually used when asking someone for a favour.
Can be used to describe a person or a thing.
Apart from the literal meaning, it can also be used to whine about something you don’t want to do.
We’re pretty sure you don’t need an introduction on what this means.
The term women use to call men who are slightly older than them (and whom they’re familiar with), regardless of whether they’re related.
The informal way of asking, “What?”, and can be used in aggressive situations.
Try this the next time you’re feeling dramatic.
Used to voice displeasure at a person or a situation. You can mutter this under your breath the next time you’re annoyed.
Formal way of saying. “no” or denying something.
To reject a proposal or situation, or state the impossibility of something.
Text: Hidayah Idris/CLEO
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