One of my friends, Charity, asked me how many Korean words I knew, so I started to make a list this afternoon. As of today, I know 90 words! I've typed them with the roman alphabet, for the simple reason that it would take me forever to find all the right hangul keys on the keyboard. So, here's proof! Enjoy,
anyonghaseyo, whoagunshil, mashita, pap, anyonghashimika, kamsamnida, gomahwah, moout, anyong, il, iee, sam, saw, oh, eug, chill, pall, ship, komupsumnida, anyonghekaseyo, odisuh, dongasu, chagi, mashisayo, anyonghekayseyo, chingu, pangapsumnida, mul, juseyo, hanna, dul, set, mashisumnida, chun, beg, yogi, chogi, moyo, nugu nugu, ahn, choiyong, momo, chongso, yobo, seyo, paksushehbansheesh, aul mayeo, omma, appa, odiyo, meeanhamnida, chogum, emo, choiyo, oi, ban, aniyong, ay, yobo, omani, azshuma, ego, imnida, boobi-boobi, jincha, gumbeh, heyjuseyo, chinchang, chooku, bussuh, yepuda, yepoyo, geeyupta, choopta, cromeon, nore, modugesayo, sung seng neim, gyo chung, gyo gam, cheegeh, whey, pi, sukara, chodun, hakyo, jeegineh, chukara
I think Cocoa is cheeting. It's like counting nicuh, or healsuh. Also, the fact that you did not mention Boobi Boobi has me questioning how much fun you like to have.
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and, "ego" and "yogi" what do those mean?
i picked up my pup from the groomer's, and i couldn't help but think that they probably don't do this in korea... it was unfathomable to me.