What should I do now
The word arasso is used in Korean meaning understood,Understand,okay?, alright,okay.
Beside this, How do you write Ottoke in Korean?
어떻게 (ottoke) “How?” or “What to do?” I love the way this sounds. 알았어 (arasseo) “OK” or expressing agreement with the other person. If you put these two together: 어떻게알았어 (ottoke arasseo) you get “How do you know?” which is also a great phrase.
Likewise, What does hajima mean?
don’t do it
Also, Is Aigoo a bad word?
“Aigoo, sorry,” (Like saying “Damn, sorry” or “Shoot, sorry!”) It isn’t necessarily considered a curse word for most Koreans. Simply an expression. Many Koreans will prohibit their children from using it though!
How do you respond to Arasso?
알았어 (arasso) – understood/okay Arasso can be used when someone give you an order, and you reply back as in “I get it”. Eg. JJ: “Ya!Mar 7, 2012
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What does Molla mean in Korean?
I don’t know
What does Eopseo mean?
don’t have it
What does Otoke mean in Korean?
Otoke literally mean “how” but if you only use that one word, it means “oh no.. what am I gonna do about it “ or if another person is saying she had a bad day and you say otoke to that person it could mean “ oh im sorry.
What does Bichi mean in Korean?
But if you read it as ‘Bitch, nanuen solo’ (비치, 나는 솔로), it means ‘Bitch, I am solo’. Since in korean ‘bitch’ and ‘bichi’ can be written in same way, the double meaning is intended.
What does Arasseo mean in Korean?
Arasseo (알았어) is the past form of alda (알다) “to know” and means “I understand,” or in some cases “I knew.” When used as a question (알았어?) it means “Do you understand?” in an informal or possibly impolite manner, depending on who you are speaking to and how you use it.
What is Eopseo English?
~eopseo = ~없어 = there’s no~, I don’t have ~Apr 26, 2017
What does Hamnida mean?
In an informal context, Mian hamnida (I’m sorry) is just fine. 죄송합니다. Jwesong hamnida. I apologize. 미안합니다.
What does Jogiyo mean?
It’s equivalent to “pardon me” while jogiyo is more like calling someone’s attention. … If you have other things to say besides “excuse me” or “pardon me”, like you called someone’s attention because you want to ask something, you say, Shillaejiman, which translates to “excuse me, but”.
What is araso in Japanese?
알았어 /araso/ It means, “I got it.”, ” I understand.”Mar 24, 2018
What does Chogiyo mean?
excuse me
What is the meaning of Saranghamnida?
I love you
What’s Daebak?
Real Korean Slang 101. – 대박(Daebak): It means jackpot, big success, originally. But now people also use it when they are surprised/shocked as exclamation. It can’t be also used in sarcastic way. A: She is so Daebak, she cheated on her boyfriend!
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