Korean terms of endearment

We don’t use a lot of these as we think most are very cheesy and too cute for us. You can hear these terms used all throughout Korean dramas and Kpop songs if you watch/listen to them. We do have a few nicknames for each other. “Baby girl” (Aaliyah reference) is a favorite for her ... Read more

So this basic phrase is very simple to learn and easy to use (in the right situation of course ;p) We wanted to touch a bit more on this topic as we have already done two graphics about love related vocabulary (Terms of Endearment and Dating terms). As you can see, there are quite a ... Read more

Learning Hangul: Terms of Endearment **made by me**

We don’t use a lot of these as we think most are very cheesy and too cute for us. You can hear these terms used all throughout Korean dramas and Kpop songs if you watch/listen to them. We do have a few nicknames for each other. “Baby girl” (Aaliyah reference) is a favorite for her ... Read more

One of the more confusing things for a beginner learning Korean is when they come across the many meanings for the word ‘heart’. In English the same word is used to describe the physical organ and things related to love and feelings of the mind. However in Korean, these words can be broken down into ... Read more

Speak the language of affection! 💕💝 Explore the charming Thai terms of endearment that'll bring smiles and warmth to your conversations.

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Koreans are just like most people and when they are in romantic relationships, they like to use terms of endearment towards their sweethearts. There are many that they use (click on the previous link), but today, we’re going to focus on a specific one. Namely saying “honey” in Korean. The terms 자기 and 여보 are ... Read more

Is it bedtime where you are right now? Hopefully, everyone is sleeping well! Like saying good morning in Korean, saying good night has different levels of formality depending on who you are talking to. 안녕히 주무세요 (an-nyeong-hi ju-mu-se-yo) For saying good night formally, I use this often with my mother and father in law and ... Read more

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