100 Korean Idioms & Slang

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"When I listen to BTS's song, the words 'pumpkin seed' are in there. Why on earth is that in there?" "In BLACKPINK's song, when they miss someone, why are 'intestines' burning up?" * Foreigners who like K-Pop and understand Korean lyrics to a certain degree might have seen the idioms and slang in the lyrics and tilted their head at these kinds of expressions. By presenting the idioms, four-character idioms, and slang hidden in K-Pop lyrics along with fun illustrations and example sentences, "100 Korean Idioms & Slang" was designed to help Korean-language learners at the intermediate level and above encounter and deeply understand Korean emotions and culture expressed in K-Pop lyrics, all while acquiring and having a command of various Korean expressions. Through simple quizzes and detailed explanations, this book allows readers to learn the origin and meaning of 50 idioms, 25 four-character idioms, and 25 slang words that appear in song lyrics, and helps them to understand K-Pop lyrics. Vivid descriptive examples and dialogues are presented for each expression, so you can practice and understand the context in which the expressions are used. Additionally, for each expression and example sentence, MP3 audio files of professional voice actors are provided via QR code, so you can check and follow along with the correct pronunciation and intonation. * Learn expressions that are actually used in K-Pop! Finds and explains the meaning of idiomatic expressions, four-character idioms, and slang words that are actually used in various K-Pop songs that are gaining popularity all around the world, so that foreign learners can grow more accustomed to Korean idiomatic expressions that can be difficult and unfamiliar. * You can infer the meaning of expressions through fun illustrations and quizzes to help you guess definitions! Idiomatic expressions aren't frequently used with a literal meaning. With fun illustrations and simple quizzes, interest is maintained and you can do simple checks of your own knowledge, allowing learners to try to infer the meaning and usage of idiomatic expressions for themselves. * Through sound files, you can learn intonation and vivid nuance, and use expressions like a native speaker! Various idiomatic expressions and slang are used not just in K-Pop lyrics, but also in the daily lives of Korean people. Accordingly, by listening to and following along with sound files of professional voice actors for all expressions and example sentences, you can practice intonation and vivid nuance, and use expressions naturally like Koreans do in real-life conversations. * Check out idiomatic expressions found in a variety of K-Pop songs! Each expression introduces the K-Pop songs in which it is used, allowing learners to check out various songs in which an expression appears, aside from the songs they already know. If there's a song you're unfamiliar with, you can search for it and listen to it, and review while listening to the lyrics to hear the context in which the expression you learned is used.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bookchair Vertrieb Korean Book Services Helmut Hetzer Verlag / Korean Book Service
• Seitenzahl: 264
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2024
• Englisch, Koreanisch
• Abmessung: 212mm x 154mm x 20mm
• Gewicht: 466g
• ISBN-13: 9788927733348
• ISBN-10: 8927733347
• Artikelnr.: 70767938

Inhaltsangabe

Preface 4
How to Use This Book 6
Table of Contents 10 Part 1
Idioms 12 1.
For the message to not even reach the liver 14 2.
To loosen the reins 16 3.
To go to the valley 18 4.
To eat bone broth soup 20 5
To get a callus in your ear 22 6.
Rice cake in a picture 24 7.
To drink kimchi soup first 26 8.
To wear a can 28 9.
To rain sesame seeds 30 10.
To brand 32 11.
In the blink of an eye 34 12.
To not blink an eye 36 13.
For it to be dark in front of one's eyes 38 14.
To have one's eye stepped on 40 15.
For a large gourd to sprout 42 16.
To shell pumpkin seeds with your behind 44 17.
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To act like it's a different shop 46 18.
All sandfish 48 19.
To hover in one's head 50 20.
To scratch the bowl 52 21.
To act like the wind 54 22.
For one's feet to not come up off the ground 56 23.
For one's stomach to hurt 58 24.
To grab one's belly button 60 25.
For one's guts to be twisted 62 26.
To raise a white flag 64 27.
To be unable to even find the principal 66 28.
To adjust one's stomach 68 29.
To break the box of fortunes 70 30.
A bright red lie 72 31.
For one's insides to burn 74 32.
To wait counting on one's fingers 76 33.
To take a name tag off a falcon 78 34.
For one's intestines to burn 80 35.
For one to be nettled 82 36.
For one's shoulders to be heavy 84 37.
For the front of one's clothes to be wide 86 38.
To grit one's teeth 88 39.
To put shackles on 90 40.
Without a mouse or a bird realizing 92 41.
For one's star to be released 94 42.
To douse with cold water 96 43.
To carry the gunstock 98 44.
To wear a mask 100 45.
For the size to be big 102 46.
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To mark/to be marked with the character for "reject" 104 47.
To grab at a hole 106 48.
For the starch to give way 108 49.
To get rid of malaria 110 50.
To tighten one's belt 112 Part 2
Four-Character Idioms 114 51.
To behave frivolously and foolishly 116 52.
After all of the bitterness comes sweetness 118 53.
Adding flowers on top of silk 120 54.
For one's energy to rise to a height of 10,000 jang 122 55.
To be so concerned with something that one burns with worry 124 56.
For a large bowl to be completed late 126 57.
To forget and betray the favor you received from someone 128 58.
To shoot 100 times and hit 100 times 130 59.
To fight 100 times and win 100 times 132 60.
Everything will certainly return to the proper path 134 61.
Below one's eyes, nobody exists 136 62.
The flesh of the weak becomes the food of the strong 138 63.
To be unable to forget while asleep or awake 140 64.
To be so soft that one can't make a decision 142 65.
To live as one pleases, inleisure and relaxation 144 66.
To communicate from heart to heart 146 67.
To use heat to deal with heat 148 68.
A firmly made up mind cannot last 3 days 150 69.
To gnash one's teeth and for one's mind to be troubled 152 70.
A wife who sared a meal of dregs of liquor and rice bran 154 71.
The direction of the heavens and the axis of the earth 156 72.
A relationship decided by the heavens 158 73.
To fall down seven times and get up eight times 160 74.
A government official dispatched to Hamheung 162 75.
A tiger stare and glowers 164 Part 3
Slang 166 76.
Ultra hate / Ultra disgusting 168 77.
Shocked / Shook 170 78.
Kkondae / Boomer 172 79.
Let's only walk on paths of flowers / Everything is coming up roses 174 80.
No answer / No solution 176 81.
No fun / Not funny 178 82.
Nunu nana 180 83.
A latte is... / Back in my day 182 84.
Mental collapse / Mental breakdown 184 85.
Mu-yahoo 186 86.
Small but certain happiness 188 87.
Honestly 190 88.
Heart boom / Heart pounding 192 89.
To feel "Some" / To be in a situationship 194 90.
Aggro / Provoking / Trolling 196 91.
Inferiority explosion 198 92.
Insider / Social / Popular 200 93.
To become a fan / To get hooked 202 94.
Sorry I couldn't protect you 204 95.
To be salted / To be awesome / To be very good or bad 206 96.
Most loved / Bias 208 97.
Preference shot / My style 210 98.
Hard carry / To carry 212 99.
Dark history / Dark past 214 100. 1
To not know / To know nothing / To have no idea 216
Appendix 218
Quiz Answer 220
Meaning & Origin in Korean 225 K-Pop
Index of K-Pop Songs 248 100
Alphabetical Index of 100 Expressions 260