A podcast discussing Korean-American experiences and opinions from a multigenerational perspective with a casual use of the Korean language.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 reflect on some decisions they have made and play the 때문에(Ttae Moon Ae) game*.
*It's not really a game per say, but once you know the meaning of the word, I hope you will understand why the title is this way. Hope you enjoy! :)
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about some 고민(Goh Min)s that are totally unnecessary, but it still comes up anyway.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss how they handle 갑자기(Gahp Jah Gee) situations!
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss what a healthy dose of 긴장(Geen Jahng) looks like.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss their 우유부단한 moments. What was going through their heads at the time?
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about what makes them feel 답답해 (Dahp Dahp Hae). It's hard out there sometimes...
Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about some 새로운 경험(Sae Ro Woon Kyeong Heom)s they want to experience after having experienced some already.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss some things that they feel like they do 꾸준히 (Kkoo Joon He) or feel like they should do 꾸준히(Kkoo Joon He).
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss some 이상한 버릇들 that they realized they have...
Oh Yes and Intern 1 take it back to the past and discuss some 추억(Choo Eok)s they are fond of.
Intern 1 is back! In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss some of their favorite 장소(Jahng Soh)s they like to frequent depending on their moods.
엄마 is back in this episode with Oh Yes! They discuss what 완성(Wahn Seong) means to them and the implications behind their opinions on it.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss 부탁(Boo Tak) etiquette and perspectives. We just have to draw a line sometimes...
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss who they feel they fit in with, and who they feel they don't fit in with.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss when it is acceptable to do things 대충(Dae Choong) and when it is absolutely NOT acceptable.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about their criteria for when to 왕따(Wang Ttah) things out.
A big thank you to 엄마(Umma) for taking the time to discuss her thoughts, feelings, and perspectives! This episode is the fourth and final part of the 엄마(Umma) series! Hope you enjoyed the other episodes and this one as well!
Part 3 of the 엄마(Umma) series! 엄마(Umma), Oh Yes, and Intern 1 are on a roll! Discussions straight from the heart! Hope you've been enjoying the series!
Episode 100! 100 weeks! Almost 100 words! We are grateful for every single listener who has tuned in thus far! This is part 1 of 4 episodes with our special guest and we hope that you enjoy the casual conversation! Here's to 100 more!
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about some of the 성공(Seong Gong)s that they have experienced and what they have realized along the way.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 talk about some of the 실패(Shil Pae)s that they have experienced and what they have realized along the way.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 play a little game with a surprise twist at the end. Are they qualified to 평가(Pyeong Gah)? You decide!
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss some of the 미련(Mi Ryeon)s they have leftover from the past.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss their views on 가치 (Ga Chi). Covering a variety of topics, the episode might even get a little serious...
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss what they consider the 역대급(Yeok Dae Geup). Topics are totally trivial, but we hope we got the point across!
In this episode, Oh Yes, Intern 1, and Intern 2 JUST RAMBLE. Plain Hot Dogs, Emojis, you name it!
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 discuss what they've noticed 전에(Jeon Eh) and how the 최신 (Chwae Shin) has changed.
As 2023 comes to a close, Oh Yes, Intern 1, and Intern 2 discuss their resolutions for the 새해 (Sae Hae).
Oh Yes and Intern 1 reminisce and then plan their course of action for the 오랜만(Oh Raen Mahn).
We mix it up this episode! Oh Yes discusses his newfound appreciation for 축구(Chook Gu) and becoming a fan!
*Disclaimer: My 친구(Chin Goo) is not actually an expert by profession. He's just really passionate when it comes to 축구(Chook Gu).
In this episode, the team discuss their favorite 간식(Gahn Shik)s and rate them with the scale!
In this episode, the team crave dessert and spark up a conversation about some of their takes on the overrated, underrated, and 별로 (Byeol Loh) ones they've tried.
In this episode, the team discuss what their picks are for 야식(Yah Shik) and the questionable decisions they've made.
In this episode, the team (mostly Oh Yes) rants about the lack of diverse side dishes when it comes to American Food with a sprinkle of the usual banter. Also, what is this about fruit salad?
In this episode, the team talk themselves into hunger. 배고플때(Bae Go Peul Ttae), it gets really hard sometimes to decide on what you want. Maybe this episode will fix that. Or not...
In this episode, the team continues the Hot Ones challenge and experience the second half of the sauces! Thank you for listening and sticking with us!
The interns were fired up for this episode! The whole team tries out the Hot Ones challenge! Does Hot Ones need to step up their game?
In this episode, the team discuss their ways of coping when things get 매워(Mae Wuh). Unconventional? Maybe. Simple? Probably. Weird? Most definitely.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Ace discuss what they like to eat and drink as the seasons change and the weather chills out in addition to the classic sibling banter that you can expect. It's all love!
In this episode, the team contemplate and discuss how they would 꾸며(Kkoo Myeoh) their own personal spaces. Are the ideas and suggestions reasonable? Or are they too far out of what's appropriate?
In this episode, the team discusses what they like to get through those times of 힘듬(Heem Deum). Hopefully, you also get something out of it too!
As summer draws to a close, the team debate the age old question of Ice Cream 아니면(Ah Ni Myeon) Froyo? Who will side with who? Can the group reach an agreement? Which one do you prefer? So many questions!
In this episode, the team listen to some music and decide whether it is KPOP or NOT. With KPOP taking the world by storm, and Korean artists receiving international acclaim, we thought it would do something a little fun. Can the interns and Ace distinguish? Tune in to find out!
P.S. We hope you discover some new artists that you might enjoy :)
In this episode, the team discuss their favorite 과일(Gwah Il)! From fur, applications, internals, and more! What are you favorite 과일(Gwah Il)s?
In this episode, the team discuss some of the things that they like to do differently from the 대다수(Dae Dah Soo). Oh Yes becomes genuinely and intrigued. Would you try these out?
In this episode, the team discuss what each team member thinks their respective generation is lacking. Whether it be materialistic or ideological, the team dive a little deeper and contemplate...
In this episode, the team discuss three simple and effective 방법(Bahng Beop)s that they have personally carried out that seemed to have yielded a positive results.
*Other cultures may have similar practices and ideals.
*Results may vary. These methods do not speak for the entire Korean population. We are just referencing what we were personally taught and practiced growing up.
Key Phrases
안녕하세요(Ahn Nyeong Ha Se Yo)
감사합니다(Gahm Sah Hahm Ni Dah)
맛있어요(Ma Si Sseo Yo)
네(Neh)
아니요(Ah Ni Yo)
괜찮아요(Gwen Chahn Ah Yo)
안녕히 계세요 (Ahn Nyeong He Gyeh Se Yo)
안녕히 가세요(Ahn Nyeong He Gah Se Yo)
In this episode, the team checks in on what is trending in the world RIGHT THIS MOMENT (As of July 10th 2023). As 대세(Dae Sae)s come and go, the team discuss, explore, and think about so many different topics that range from pandas, barbies, and Amazon Prime.
Oh Yes is always trying to stay up to date with the latest slang. In this episode, he expresses that he's fed up with always trying to stay up to date with the newest lingo. Instead, he comes up with an idea to quiz the team on English 속어 (Sohk Eoh) by roughly translating it into Korean and having the interns guess what 속어 (Sohk Eoh) phrases he's referring to.
Will Oh Yes discover that he is too old for the younger generation? Or will he still be considered cool?
In this episode, the team discuss what activities they enjoy doing 혼자(Honja) and what activities they enjoy doing 같이(Gachi). Another episode full of laughter, realizations, and wacky hypothetical situations.
*함께(Hamkkeh) can be used instead of 같이(Gahchi)!
*From personal experience, 함께(Hamkkeh) seems to used in a more formal setting.
The team brings back the 대신 (Dae Shin) series by providing some great options that stray away from the more "conventional" Korean foods that have become almost commonplace. To the adventurous and curious, this one's for you!
Foods Mentioned
계란 밥 (Gye Ran Bahp)
골뱅이무침 (or salad) (Gol Baeng Yi Moo Chim)
게장 (Geh Jahng)
순대 (Soon Dae)
수제비 (Soo Jeh Be)
In this episode, the team discuss some 걱정(Geok Jeong)s that they have. From driving, calling your friends, and Legos, the team also discuss what they like to do to lessen the 걱정(Geok Jeong) as well! Last but not least, the episode ends with a HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT!!!! Stay tuned!!
*Nothing that we say in this episode should be taken seriously and be considered as medical advice. PLEASE seek out professional help if you are in a dark place. There are so many people willing to help you see the brighter side of life~
In this episode, the team discuss their favorite sauces that they like dip their Tenders/Nuggs in and rate them using the The Official 대박(Daebak) Sauce Tier List tiers! In addition, the team discuss food taboos, other sauces they didn't think to add in, AND Oh Yes' super secret sauce!
In this episode, the team discusses their favorite 작품(Jahk Poom)s in the 음악(Eum Ahk), 영화(Young Hwa), and 티비쇼(TV Show) categories. Whose taste do you feel like is most similar to yours?
In this episode, Ace is back! Her lackluster 휴가(Hyoo Gah) inspires the team to discuss what their ideal 휴가(Hyoo Gah) would look like.
In this episode, Oh Yes and Intern 1 catch up. They discuss what their 관심(Gwan Sheem)s have been as of late and reminisce.
In this episode, the team discuss what it takes to 양보(Yang Bo) ESPECIALLY when it comes to one's siblings! Some things may be easy to 양보(Yang Bo) while others not as much... How does the team manage? Tune in to find out!
In this episode, Oh Yes and Ace quiz the interns on how well they understand Korean! Phrases used are listed below!
Disclaimer
Ten phrases do not fully encompass nor accurately test the interns' knowledge of the Korean language as a whole. We were just trying to have a good time.
*Phrases Used:
생각을 다르게.
돈을 모으고. 더 잘 살고.
많은 곳을 가보자.
옳은 일을 해라.
할수 없는것을 해라.
인생은 좋다.
고무하는 이동.
한국 풍미를 나누자.
파워 스타일.
In this episode, the team discuss what their 후회(Hoo Hweh)s are and things get a little too descriptive!!!!
후회(Hoo Hweh) can get pretty deep and complex, but in this episode, it's not THAT serious.
Only a little...
In this episode, the team discuss their 취향(Chwi Hyang)s when it comes to certain foods in both the States AND South Korea. From KBBQ, Fruit Salad, and Mochi, the team go through which 취향(Chwi Hyang)s reign supreme, while also discussing what to absolutely avoid.
In this episode, the team discuss their 취향(Chwi Hyang)s when it comes to certain foods in both the States AND South Korea. From KBBQ, Fruit Salad, and Mochi, the team go through which 취향(Chwi Hyang)s reign supreme, while also discussing what to absolutely avoid.
In this episode, the team discuss some of their favorite Korean pastries. Although not all of them were covered, the five that they discussed were definitely pastries that they grew up eating. There will most definitely be multiple parts in the future and trying the pastries at some point is highly encouraged regardless of rating. Cheers!
Pastries Mentioned
식빵(Shik Ppang)
붕어빵(Boongeo Ppang)
호떡(Ho Tteok)
찹쌀 도넛(Chap Ssal Donut)
"피자" 빵("Pizza" Ppang)
Other Terms Used
고수(Go Su): Master
빵집(Ppang Jip): bakery
단 팟(Dahn Paht): sweet red bean
코딱지(Koh Ttahk Ji): booger
계피(Gye Pi): cinammon
꽈배기(Kkwah Bae Gi): twisted bread stick/donut
달아(Dal Ah): sweet
The team attempts to end the 외모(Wae Mo) series right by discussing 색깔(Saek Kkahl) and how it influences a person's decisions when it comes to how the person or something looks. The team also discuss if the meanings of 색깔(Saek Kkahl) from a design perspective are similar to his/her personality.
*Find us on Instagram!
https://www.instagram.com/koreanishpod/
*Song Used
on the move
zamir: https://spoti.fi/3GrK7xj
marc indigo: https://spoti.fi/3zCj52u
chevy: https://spoti.fi/3UjoODL
The team discuss what type of 차림(Cha Rim) they would go with in certain situations. The discussions get QUESTIONABLY specific sometimes and gets the team wondering what exactly was going on... This is part three of the 외모(Wae Mo) series.
In this episode, the team tackle a concept of 외모(Wae Mo) that none of the members have openly discussed before... Physical features are a part of a person's 외모(Wae Mo) and the team attempt to discuss the physical features about themselves that they are fond of.
Other Terms Used
속눈썹(Sohk Noon Sseop): Eyelashes
삐삐머리(Ppi Ppi Meo Ri): Pigtails
곱슬(Gohp Seul): Curly
파마(Pah Mah): Perm
점(Jeom): Mole/Beauty Mark
In this episode, the team kick off a new series of episodes by taking it back to the early 2000s. The group discuss what 외모(Wae Mo) is and decide whether they would rock or knock certain accessories that were considered popular "back in the day."
In this episode, the team discuss a technique a learner could use to remember the meaning of certain Korean terms. Hope it helps!
In this episode, the team talk about 오바(Oba) reactions. From Korean Peter Griffin, 5 gallons of chocolate milk, and everything in between, let us know if you agree! Maybe we're just 오바(Oba) reacting...
P.S. Thanks for reading through all the puns lol.
*Korean Peter Griffin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHXra2fmIHk
In this episode, the team discuss what it really means to be alright [괜찮아(Gwaen Chan Ah)/괜찮다(Gwaen Chan Tah)].
*Alternatives based on situation
2. 특별하다(Teuk Byeol Hada): special/unique
예쁘다(Yeh Ppeuh Dah): pretty
멋지다(Meot Ji Dah): cool
트랜디하다(Teuh Raen Di Hada): trendy
재미있다(Jae Mi Eet Dah): fun
신나겠다(Shin Nah Get Dah): exciting
좋다(Joh Tah): good
싸다(Ssah Dah): cheap
날렵하게 생겼다(Nall Yeop Ha Geg Saeng Gyeot Dah): sleek
널찍하다(Neol Jjik Ha Dah): spacious
In this episode, the team comes back with another tier list! Tune in to listen to the 7 foods that the team feels Koreans have modified to fit the Korean palate while also discussing their opinions and going on impulsive tangents. Do you agree with the team's ratings? Or are they grossly mistaken...
In this episode, the team welcomes back Intern 2 from an incredibly long hiatus. The team also dive deep and discuss some Irrational 겁(Geop)s that is exclusive to the team member. Could the team's 겁(Geop)s actually be reasonable?
In this episode, the team discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of what is considered 고급(Goh Geup). Is it all marketing? Or is it the real deal?
In this episode, the team discuss what leaving it all to chance has done for them. No way... What's the worst that could happen? Would things really end up that way?
Are they really good predictors? Or do they suffer from choosing to find out...
Tune in to find out how things end when Oh Yes, Ace and Intern 1 say 설마(Seol Mah)...
*Other Terms Used
*When you say it fast, it may sound like "Koh Gu Meong).}" At least for us anyway...
In this episode, the Oh Yes quizzes Ace and Intern 1 on some food 축약형(Choog Yahk Hyeong)s. Would you personally use these?
*축약형(Choog Yahk Hyeong)s Mentioned.
아아(Ah Ah)
뜨아(Tteuh Ah)
치맥(Chi Maek)
스벅(Seuh Beok)
짬짜면(Jjam Jjah Myeon)
물냉(Mul Naeng)/비냉(Bi Naeng)
맵찔이(Maepjjiri)
맵부심(Maepbushim)
*Other words mentioned
어색해(Eoh Saek Hae): Awkward
육수(Yuksu): Broth
3. 찌질이(Jjijiri): Loser
Happy New Year everyone! Thank you so much for listening and supporting throughout 2022. 새해복 많이 받으세요, 여러분~
In this episode, the team discusses each of their 원픽(One Pick)s. Their ultimate and undisputed endgame pick. What are yours?
Happy New Year 친구(Chin Goo)s! We've hit the big Four O! Thank you so much for listening and your support!
In this episode, the team discusses their 습관(Seup Gwan)s. The good, the bad, and the weird. ALL OF IT.
*Other Terms Used
빵꾸(Ppang Kku): Hole (There are other meanings)
껍데기(Kkeop Deh Gi): The outer shell/layer of something.
*The Video:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Mz2WfBFdOAU
In this episode, there is a review phrase as well as a new one! In addition, the team have some decisions to make this episode... What would you choose?
The Word.
내복 (The real ones will know...)
In this episode, the team bring you part 2 of 의성어s and this time, we have included the sound effects that they represent (except for one. Listen to find out why.)! Tune in and decide for yourself! How accurate are 의성어s?
의성어s Used
타다닥 (Tah Dah Dahk)
드르렁 (Deuh Reuh Reong)
치카치카 (Chi Kah Chi Kah)
뽀드득 (Bboh Deuh Deuk)
따끈따끈 (Ttah Kkeun Ttah Kkeun)
싱 (Shing)
빵 (Bbang)
In this episode, the team discuss the top 5 most viewed videos of all time and are baffled by the results. Maybe we're just missing something...
In this episode, the team try to satisfy their curiosity by discussing, critiquing, and questioning what makes the top 10 KPOP music videos stand the test of time and stay at the top 10.
*Criteria Used
Song Quality (Lyrics, Meaning, Flow)
Audible Understandability
Dance Moves
Wardrobe/ Aesthetics
Wow Factor
The team discuss some soups and stews one could try 대신(Dae Shin) an American soup or stew. Food debates also ensue once again.
Soups & Stews Discussed:
1. 칼국수(Kahl Gook Soo): Knife Cut Noodles
2. 비지(Beeji): Okara/Soy Pulp/ Soy Dregs
3. 크림 스프(Cream Soup): Cream Soup
4. 육개장(Yook Gae Jahng): Spicy Beef Soup
5. 부대찌개(Boo Dae Jji Gae): Korean Army Stew
Other Terms Used:
1. 국(Gook): Soup
2. 찌개(Jji Gae): Stew
3. 꾸미(Ggoo Mi): Beef/Chicken Topping
4. 불고기(Bulgogi): Korean Style BBQ Beef
5. 갈비(Galbi): Korean Style Ribs
6. 반찬(Bahn Chan): Side Dishes
7. 밥(Bahp): Rice or Food (Context matters)
8. 떡(Ddeok): Rice Cake
9. 질겨(Jeel Gyeoh): Tough to chew
10. 고사리(Go Sah Ri): Bracken/Eaglefern (Mountain Root Vegetable)
11. 국밥(Gook Bahp): Shortened word for a meal where you put rice in the soup and eat.
12. 건더기(Geon Deoh Gi): The solid chewable ingredients inside your soup or stew.
In this episode, the team discuss a couple more slang terms. How often do you use slang on the daily? Terms listed below!
*Slang Terms
극혐(Geuk Hyeom)
솔까말(Sol Kkah Mahl)
불금(Bool Geum)
맛점(Maht Jeom)
누물보(Noo Mool Boh)
행쇼(Haeng Shyoh)
*Other Terms Used
극장(Geuk Jang): Movie Theater
긁자(Geulk Jah): "Let's Itch" (I don't know man...)
부끄러워(Boo Kkeuh Reoh Weoh): Shy
NRB(Noh Rae Bahng): Karaoke (This is not actually a korean term. It's the English equivalent of 노래방 that we say. Not too sure how widely used it is.)
울보(Ool Boh): Crybaby
아저씨(Ahjussi): Middle Aged Man/Mister
쌩쇼(Ssaeng Shyoh): Over the top/Overdramatic actions for no reason
In this episode, we bring you another tier list! This time we cover the topic of 반찬(Banchan). We cover an incredibly small variety of 반찬(Banchan) this time around because there are TOO MANY OF THEM TO COUNT. Please expect multiple parts of this tier list in the future!
반찬(Banchan) Mentioned:
1. 묵(Mook)
잡채(Japchae)
김치(Kimchi)
스팸(Spam)
계란말이(Rolled Egg)
오이지(Spiced Pickles)
Cream Corn
Other Korean Words Mentioned:
손맛 (Sohn Maht): "The Magic Touch" when it comes to making food.
도시락(Do Shi Rak): Packed Lunch
밥 (Bahp): Rice
돼지 갈비(Dwae Ji Galbi): Pork Ribs
In this episode, the team dive into more fandom names and RESPECTFULLY have a few choice words to say this time. They question the reasoning and story behind the fanbase names of some of the most popular KPOP and American artists.
The team discuss some of the 요령(Yoh Ryeong) that they use day to day. Does it stem from laziness or efficiency? Time will tell, but if you know, you know.
Other Korean Words Used In This Episode:
먼지(Meon Ji): Dust
할머니(Hal Meo Ni): Grandma
삐뚤어졌어(Bbi Ddool Eoh Jyeot Ssuh): It's Crooked
엄마 (Eom Mah): Mom
특징(Teuk Jing): Specific Trait/Distinct Characteristic
통(Tohng): Container
30 episodes deep! WOO! Thank you for listening and coming on this journey with us! We REALLY appreciate it!
In this episode, the team ask themselves if they are aware of the prices of the goods they enjoy by asking the question, 얼마에요?(Eol Mah Ae Yo?). Are you overpaying? Underpaying? Ask yourself.
*Nothing mentioned on this episode should be taken as financial advice or advice in general. Live your life.
The team introduce a new sector of OORI Group. The translation service staff tackle their first assignment from a client that is having trouble with homophone translation. Will they make a good first impression?
The team discuss some beverages one could try 대신(Dae Shin) an American beverage while also discussing the intricacies of pronunciation.
HOW YOU SAY IT MATTERS PEOPLE.
*Beverages Mentioned:
Milkis (밀키스)
Bacchus (박카스)
Bong Bong (봉봉)
Barley Tea (보리차)
Chilsung Cider (칠성 사이다)
Banana Milk (바나나 우유)
Oran-C (오란 씨)
The team discuss their gripes about activities that they are too 귀찮아(Gwi Chan Ah) to do. It's not that they're lazy... They're just efficient...
The team gets trendy and discusses the current Korean and American 대세(Dae Sae)s across a variety of topics.
Do you follow the 대세(Dae Sae) because you actually enjoy it?
Or is it all just influence...
The team explore both the KPOP and American music industries by discussing fandom. This episode was full of surprises, nostalgia, and discovery.
In this episode, the team discuss some opinions that not everyone may agree with. The members come clean and 솔직히(Sol-Jik-Hee) discuss their thoughts...
In this episode, the team discuss and quiz each other on some Korean slang words. Although, no one in the group uses them on a daily basis, it is nice to know. You know... Just in case...
In this episode, the team discuss the difference in meaning and pronunciation of 잃어버려(Ireobeoryeo) and 잊어버려(Ijyeobeoryeo) as they openly confess to some of the things that slip their mind and lose.
Root Words:
잊다: To forget
잃다: To lose
In this episode, the team discusses the difference between 라멘(Ramen) and 라면 (Ramyun) as well as some of their favorite varieties of ramyun that are available to them. Which one do you enjoy most?
Ramyuns Mentioned (In no particular order):
신 라면 (Shin Ramyun)
농심 사발면 (Nongshim Bowl Noodle)
진 라면 (Jin Ramyun)
너구리 (Neoguri)
스낵면 (Snack Myun)
삼양면 (Samyang Myun)
In this episode, the team discuss their options while using 아니면 (Ah Ni Myeon). They learn a lot, laugh a lot, and think a lot. What would you pick? Whose side are you on?
Kicking off this Friday with the third and final part of the now newly named "Korean Ethics" series! The team discuss the concept of 염치 (Yeomchi) and some examples to make some sense out of what this term means. Incorporating some 염치 as well as some 눈치(Noonchi) & 센스 (Sense) definitely wouldn't be a bad idea... Don't you think?
The team cover part two of the untitled mini series by talking about 센스(Sense). They also discuss subtle differences between 눈치(Noonchi) and 센스(Sense). Lastly, the team extend a big thank you to all the listeners so far. WE APPRECIATE YOU! 감사합니다!
The team discuss what 눈치(Noonchi) is and how it is applied to everyday life. Is it better to associate with someone who has it or with someone who doesn't?
In this episode, the team discusses some of their favorite Korean snacks that are available in the States. They cover a few of the many Korean snacks available and rate them based on their 대박 to 최악 scale. There will most definitely be a part 2...
Snacks Mentioned:
바나나킥 (Banana Kick)
오예스 (Oh Yes!)
초코파이 (Choco Pie)
꼬깔콘 (Bugles)
농심 새우깡 (Nongshim Shrimp Chips)
꼬북칩 (Turtle Chips)
에이스 (Ace Crackers)
The team is a little upset this week... Tune in to find out the gripes that the team is having in their daily lives that can only be responded to by saying "AH 짜증나!"
The interns are once again put to the test! This time we cover onomatopoeias! Let this episode be the first step into a world full of sonic vocabulary that can help you be more expressive!
The team discuss things that Korean people like to do. From walking around the house barefoot to making American food taste better, do you 동의(Dohng-eui)?
The team discusses some of their favorite summer Korean foods that they eat to help them get through the heat this summer.
The team discuss the wonderful creations that are 초밥(Chobap) and 김밥(Gimbap). Ingredients, flavors, sides, pairings, you name it! We talk about it. Which side are you on?
There is no better way to get through the hot summer than by starting to eat ice cream! Although the American favorites were always available, the team discusses and ranks some of the different Korean Ice Creams they ate growing up!
Ice Creams Mentioned:
바밤바 (Babamba)
브라보 콘 (Bravo Cone)
3. 싸만코 (Samanko)
죠스바 (Jaws Bar)
스크류바 (Screw Bar)
뽕따 (Power Cap)
보석바 (Jewel Ice Bar)
빠삐코 (Papico)
설레임 (Seol Lae Im)
메론바 (Melon Ice Bar)
누가바 (Nougat Bar)
In part 2, Oh Yes and Ace discuss even more Konglish words and Intern 1 has to guess what he thinks they mean.
Oh Yes and Ace go over some Konglish words by quizzing the interns on the possible meanings. Do English speakers have a head start when it comes to learning Korean?
The Interns and Oh Yes discuss the Korean influences and innovations that they take for granted on a daily basis. 최고야!(Chwae Goh Yah!) pretty much sums it up...
We are back with Part 2 of the 진짜 가짜 series! In this episode, the team talks about some unbelievable moments that they've experienced. Some may be so unbelievable, one might question if it actually happened... 진짜로...
Oh Yes, Ace, and Intern 1 get to know EVEN MORE about one another by renaming an old classic icebreaker into 2 진짜s(Jinjja) 1가짜(Gahjja)! Tune in as the team discusses some embarrassing stories and find out who has the best 가짜 detector amongst the group!
The group discusses what their favorite Kimchis are by making a tier list.
*Tiers:
대박(Daebak) = S tier
좋아(Jo-ah) = B+ tier
괜찮아(Gwuen Chan Ah) = C tier
아니야(Ah Nee Yah) = D tier
최악(Chwae Ahk) = F tier
The team channels their theatrical side by using 아이구(Aigoo) in a skit. Taking the day off? Choco Pie needs what? Oh Yes is broke? 아이구(Aigoo) so many questions!
**Disclaimer: 아이구(Aigoo) is the casually used form of 아이고(Aigoh). 아이고 is the actual proper term.
In this episode, we introduce Intern 1 and Intern 2! We are so happy and excited to have them on the show! Tune in as we talk about some of the things we 좋아해(Jo-ah Hae). Maybe we will have some things in common?
In this episode, Oh Yes, Ace, and Choco Pie discuss how tone can change the meaning of 야(Yah).