분류 전체보기17 Good Job in Korean: 잘했어, 수고했어요, or 고생했어요? Good Job in Korean: 잘했어, 수고했어요, or 고생했어요?When someone finishes an interview, exam, or game, my first reaction is often something like this:잘했어? 정말 고생했어! (jalhaesseo? jeongmal gosaenghaesseo!)In English, both parts can easily get pulled toward “Good job.” But they are not doing the same job.잘했어? checks how it went. 정말 고생했어 looks at the effort behind it. That small difference is useful when you ar.. 2026. 9. 19. Please in Korean: Juseyo Meaning and How to Ask Naturally Please in Korean: Juseyo Meaning and How to Ask Naturally“Coffee, please.”“Please open the door.”“Please help me with this.”“Please don’t leave.”English uses the same word in all four sentences, but the requests do not feel equally heavy. Korean does not solve them with one magic word either. ☕If you are learning please in Korean, the most useful question is not “What word means please?” It is “.. 2026. 9. 19. 이전 1 2 3 4 5 6 ··· 9 다음
