Hi! I want to thank you all for the feedbacks and such. I really appreciate those things. And I was really surprised to know that there are non-Filipinos who are actually reading this. *kaya kelangang mag-english daw. nosebleed to!* Maraming thank you! *Bow!*

Anyway if you want to check out some of the good places or different stuff in Korea, I recommend you to try reading these books:  Popped and Popped, too by Chinggay Labrador. She's a great writer. *O*

Moving on . . .

These are some words/sentences/phrases or whatever that Koreans commonly used in a "date", "club something", or just winding up in a restuarant and likes. (when Eating?) :)

Na baegopa - I'm hungry; But if you are really REALLY hungry you can say: Baegopa jook kkesseo~

Na mongmalla - I'm thirsty

Na mwojom meokko sipeo - I want to eat!

Is it . . .

*Sweet? - dalkoh man?

*Spicy? - maewo?

*Salty? - sokeumki?

*Bitter? - sseulalin?

*Translation isn't word by word. This is somehow CLOSE to what they really mean 'literally'. :)

Neo bap meokeosseo? - Do you want to eat?

Mwo jom meog-ullae? - Do you want something to eat?

Bap meok-kko sipeo? - How about some food?

Mwo masil geot jom dueril kkayo? - You like something to drink?

Mwo jom meokyo. - Let's grab some food.

Menyu jesuyo - Can we have the menu?/ Menu? (Menyu-Menu. close right? :P)

Mwo deusillayo/ Jeong hatsseryo? - What do you want(to eat)?

*Informal way: meog-eullae? (Want to eat?)

Well, formal phrase to use when someone is invited for a dinner or such, Jinsuseong janineyo!

Duesyeo boseyo. (polite)/Igeo jom meokeo!(casual) - Try THIS(food).

Jeogeo jom meogeo bwa! - Try THAT(food).

igeo means THIS and jeogeo means THAT.

Informal of offering someone to eat, Ppalli meogeo! (Literally, Hurry! Eat!)

If you want something you can use, "Na . . . hallae." (Insert 'igeo'/'jeogeo'/food on the '. . .')

If you want to try some(food) use, "Na *insert food or igeo/jeogeo* meogeo bogo sipeo"

Jom deo juseyo /Na jom jwo - give me some.

Jogohm deo jwo/ Jogeum deo juseyo- Give me a bit.

Na deo meogeullae - I like to eat more/ i want more food.

Chungbunae -  That's enough (pertaining to the "amount" of your food); you can use "Chungbunae?" to ask if "Is that enough?"

Bchuk haeyo? - You want more?; literally, Not enough?

Gwaenchana - this means "It's okay" but you can use this to REJECT a food/drink offer like "No, thankyou." ; "Dwaesseo"can be used too. (CASUAL). GWAENCHANAYO and DWAESSEOYO is formal.

Igeo Mwoya? - What's this(food)?

Igeo irohmi mwoya? - What's it called?

Igeo eotteoke meogeo? - How do you eat this?

THE COMMENTS

*BAD SIDE*

Masi sin-kihae/ Tokihan masineyo - I don't like its taste or something like "It tastes weird."

Igeo sanghan geo katae - I think this tastes bad.

Igeo masi gan geo katae - This tastes awful/bad. *simply, I don't like the taste.*

Oh euk! - yuck!

Masi jiral gatae! - It tastes like *insertbadwordhere*<- this is used if you really DON'T like the food/drink.

Madeopseo! - It's awful! (I'm not sure if you could only use this to describe food. Becoz I heard my father using it in describing something***) you can also use "Jinjja madeopseoyo!" to describe it SO bad. >:P

Monmuk-kkeseo! - I can't eat this!

Masi eopseoyo. - It doesn't taste good.

Byeollyeo- It'snot good/ It's bad.

*GOOD SIDE*

Igeo Masit-sseoyo? - Does this taste good?

Masineyo. -It tastes good.

Gwaenchanayo/ Goman goman haneyo- It tastes right/ It's Okay./ Just right

Masit kketta - That looks yummy!

Naemsae jota - That smells good!

Massitka! - This is good! / This tastes good!

Deo, deo! - I want more!/ More more!

Na igeo mame deureo! - I like this!

Na jeogeo mame deureo- I like that! Na geogeo jungmal joa! (I really like that!)

OFFERING A DRINK: Deo masillae? (Do you want to drink more? *liquor?)

OFFERING IN CASUAL: Geureoji malgo deo maseyo? (close to: Have some more!)

REJECTING AN OFFER: Ani, achik mani namaseo (it's like: Thank you, I still have more food in my plate.) you can also use: "Mian, Na geugeo sireo" (Sorry, I don't like that) or "Na geogeo byeolloya" (I don't really like it.)

BA BULEYO~~ - I'M FULL!

FOODS to TRY?

Bulgogi / Bulkoki- it's like a BEEF BARBECUE but can be STIR FRIED and STEW. SWEET, SAVORY and HEALTHY!  *O* Commonly wrapped in a lettuce with rice.

Hoejjuk - *<- not sure if it is spelled that way*  KOREAN PANCAKESSS!! :">

Yangnyeom Tongdak - Fried korean chicken~ A MUST TRY!

Bimbimbap - RICE mixed with lots of everything? *O* My dad told me that there is a SPICY PASTE in it. Forget its name. ~_~ *ALSO A MUST TRY.* IDK if this is similar to teokboki

KIMCHI - the national dish~ BOW. :)