Paps, always add "Yo" (요) in the end of a phrase or sentence, Arasso (informal) 알았어 Arass-eo-yo. 알았어-요 (informal but honorific) If you're talking to an elder in Korea, it's considered polite in an informal way, especially when speaking hangul, that's very important to koreans It's equivalent to our "PO" In Philippines,.
@@alynbulan3318 대박 (daebak) is a slang word but can be used as an expression of amazement. To elderly. Usually pede ka lang mag informal non-Honorific sa ka age m, at mas bata sayo
I learned from this video and also from the comment section two way to be knowledgeable still kudos to this channel si chui nkakabading yan gsto k lang din nilang maging bading dont mind them mahalaga alam mo totoo s srili mo
ooofff, i was cringing so hard when you were saying "araso" 😭😭😭 just a friendly reminder to say "yo" at the end of that word since it's the polite way. I know exciting if we can learn a word or two & use it to communicate but let's be reminded din if may proper way to say things so we can be more respectful.
Hello...Pag nagsalita ka ng korean word idol lagyan mo ng YO sa last... kahit one word lang yan..And use mashisoyo(masarap), instead of debak... ofw ako dito korea..
@simply_geri, yung mga koreans nga di nagalit kay Paps Chui ihh. Talo mo pa mga native Koreans at napakagatekeeper mo sa Korean culture. I think mga Koreans, enough na sa kanila yung nageffort mga foreigners to speak their language. Kung tayo ngang mga pinoy, natutuwa tayo kapag yung mga puti, nag-eeffort magtagalog kahit barok. Kaya bayaan mo lang si Paps Chui.
nakaka confuse siya mag review di mo alam kung masarap o hindi sasabihin na something di masarap tapos biglang babawiin iswsweet talk niya bro just be honest can you
I was cringing when he was speaking informally to the Sajang Nim. Also, calling someone "ajumma" is less polite than using "ajumeoni" especially when you don't know them.
