What are you doing right now......

Jurella wrote:

Korean_Romeo wrote: Going to bed.

아저씨 잘자요

I am not 아저씨! Plus, you are not young enough to call me that.

Korean_Romeo wrote:

Jurella wrote:

Korean_Romeo wrote: Going to bed.

아저씨 잘자요

I am not 아저씨! Plus, you are not young enough to call me that.

I thought if the age grape is more than 15 years than it is OK .. isn't it ?
I usually use 아재 instead of 아저씨. . Since 도깨비 it''s hot to be called 아저씨

I'm trying to find a good app or software to learn how to play Go-Stop!/Godori, but it's really hard Nothing really good on Android and not finding much for my PC either

I have Koi-Koi, the japanese version, but I mastered that already and I really want to learn the Korean version since it's way more complex. *sigh*

Maybe I just need to improve my Korean and use a Korean app...

Waiting in line for free pancakes

joestarbill wrote: Waiting in line for free pancakes

free pancakes at school or from where?

i saw this yesterday. starting at minute 16:30 it explains how college graduates in China are having a hard time finding work, and sometimes their degrees are in fields where work is not available, so they are having to re-enter school. (and, the ones who do get jobs are unable to pay for the rising cost of apartments.) this man said he considered suicide and cannot tell his family or people that he knows that he is having to take any work he can find, and he does not want to look for a girlfriend because of his financial situation. there is a series of "101 East" videos showing the kinds of struggles over there from farmers' homes being hit by floods (and struggling to get the funds to rebuild) to employers not paying workers their due amount to highly educated graduates not being allowed to get ahead. unbelievable, and very hard to watch.

patches wrote:

joestarbill wrote: Waiting in line for free pancakes

free pancakes at school or from where?

At school, a welcome back event

joestarbill wrote: At school, a welcome back event

oh, that's nice of them. i get hungry just thinking about it.

Jurella wrote:

Korean_Romeo wrote:

Jurella wrote:

Korean_Romeo wrote: Going to bed.

아저씨 잘자요

I am not 아저씨! Plus, you are not young enough to call me that.

I thought if the age grape is more than 15 years than it is OK .. isn't it ?
I usually use 아재 instead of 아저씨. . Since 도깨비 it''s hot to be called 아저씨

Usually kids at the age of teen and below uses the word 아저씨. Sometimes old men are called that when there isn't any proper term to use. But when a woman is in her early 20's like you, she will use the terms that is related to her relation to him such as 선배 or 오빠, or something related to his social status and/or profession. People can simply interact without using any of these terms. 아저씨, like 아줌마, have connotation of sexless character - 아줌마 is worst obviously because of strong sexism of Korean society.

I didn't know such term is developed into connotation that is more favorable. I haven't watched K-drama for more than 10 years.

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