What is Arasso?

Joe Ford

What is Arasso?

알았어 (arasso) – understood/okay.

What is Arasso Korean?

understood,Understand,okay

What does Kenchana mean in Korean?

Its ok/alright. Last Update: Usage Frequency: 2.

What is Weh in Korean?

Wae is why, and Weh is ‘really’, in the most insulting way.

What does Ahjussi mean?

uncle,grown man

What does Ahjumma mean in Korean?

Ajumma (Korean: 아줌마), sometimes spelled ajoomma, is a Korean word for a married, or middle-aged woman. It comes from the Korean word Ajumeoni (Korean: 아주머니). Although it is sometimes translated “aunt”, it does not actually refer to a close family relationship.

What is the meaning of saranghae oppa?

love u my older brother

What does Achuma mean in Korean?

Ahjumma is a word that would be used to refer to a woman between the age of 40 – about 60 I am guessing. It is a polite way of talking to or about a stranger whose name you don’t know. Ahjussi is the same but refers to middle-aged men.

What is mean by Sunbae in Korean?

I am not a native korean but I think I can help 🙂 sunbae = senior hoobae = junior in general : sunbae means people who are on upper grade than you and it is a word that refers to people with more experience (at work, school, etc), ex: if you are kpop fan so you know that super junior debuted in 2005 and mblaq debuted …

What is Samonim in Korean?

If you are well dressed and look like a wealthy married woman, you would be called “samonim” (teacher’s wife).

What is Aja Korean?

Another similar expression is 아자 (aja). It is said with the same gesture but this one means more as ‘bring it on’. Very slight difference in use but both connotes positivity — i can do it or i can make it attitude.

What does Dongsaeng mean?

Then the other person is your 동생 (dongsaeng)! This term means both little sister and little brother, though if you want to put more emphasis on the gender of the 동생 (dongsaeng) you are talking about, you can add 여 (yeo) for girls and 남 (nam) for boys.

What does Pabo in Korean mean?

stupid is used in Korean. The word pabo is used in Filipino, Korean meaning peacock,fool,dumb,idiot,stupid.