From great to grey through #빡세다
#빡세다 [bbak-soe-da] will take you from great to grey! This job is sucking the life out of me!
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#빡세다 [bbak-soe-da] will take you from great to grey! This job is sucking the life out of me!
#hardwork #ratstail #koreanslang #seoultips #badasskorean #TIK #서울 #seoul_korea
Koreans generally consider drinking to be integral to most interactions, be it a department dinner or a causal meeting, a holiday, weekend, wedding or funeral, nights out with friends, entertaining clients, celebrating special occasions, or just to forget the pressures of life in Seoul.
Sarge got you digging’ again? What did you do this time? __
It is common practice to spend time digging ditches or doing other particularly useless things when serving ones 2-year and 2-month term in the Korean military when there is nothing pressing to do. Such fun!
Cuppa slang, anyone?
[TLDR version]
No more 노가다! No more 노가다!
What are you dilly-dallying for, quit complaining and get back to work!
노가다 [no-ga-da] to do hard work; needlessly toil [Workin in a coal mine…]
Originally meaning “construction work,” but expanded to include any kind of hard work or arduous endeavor ahead.
Forced into needless toil – 노가다! … Just too much work!
Soooooo tired! Too tired!
From the professional gaming matches broadcast on television to the domination of Mass Media Online Role Playing Games, Korean pop culture is heavily influenced by the world of gaming.