More Konglish Words: English Words Used Differently in Korea

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In this video lesson, we will teach you more Konglish words, which are English words used differently in Korea. This is the best place to start learning the Korean language!
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[@Hikaru591]

Thanks a lot

[@pfwilson23]

The first marker pen was patented in 1952 by Sidney Rosenthal, who named it the Magic Marker for its ability to write on most surfaces. That's the origin of the Korean word Magic for a permanent marker. Love this video by the way. Well done!

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I got so many useful PDF's from her page on the website, and all for free, plus the work she gives is so simple to catch up on,
I also like how they are separated from casual to formal, so it's definitely not a waste of my time❤️❤️❤️, I love this alot, thank you

[@Mr.Unkown7537]

But when I'm trying to click it says can't load the page..

[@kimberley1235]

The presenter here is 🤩🤩🤩👌

[@tiramiisu0]

Ooh, only 5 comments... *oop-*

[@Regzillaaa]

Too much English! Konglish not enough!