Curious about '교회 오빠' from Running Man? | 3 Essential Korean Expressions! Ji Ye-eun & Jang Dong-yoon

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Have you ever been curious about expressions like "오빠," "92년생," and "교회 오빠" while watching the legendary Korean variety show, Running Man? 🤔

In this video, I'll use a scene from Running Man to teach you three fascinating expressions that Koreans actually use in real life!

✅ 오빠 (Oppa): This is a term used by a woman to address a man who is a little older than her. It shows intimacy and is sometimes used to express a crush or romantic interest, making it a very important expression!

✅ 출생년도 (Birth Year): In Korea, when asked about age, people often state their birth year, like '92년생'. The first two digits are often omitted because everyone understands the full year from the last two digits.

✅ 교회 오빠 (Kyo-hoe Oppa): '교회 오빠' is a fun expression that refers to a specific style. The literal meaning is "church older brother," but it describes a kind, clean-cut, and gentle man. The Korean language often omits the subject or object, allowing the meaning to be conveyed with just a few words.

I hope this video is a big help with your Korean studies. I'll be back with another fun video next time. Your subscriptions and likes are a huge support for me! 🫶

Timestamp
00:00 Intro: Greeting and introducing the video's topic using a 'Running Man' clip.
00:18 What does 'Oppa' mean?: Explaining 'Oppa' as a term a woman uses for a slightly older man, based on the scene.
00:39 How Koreans talk about age: Using the 'I was born in 1992' clip to explain how Koreans state their birth year.
01:28 What is 'Church Oppa' style?: Introducing the humorous term 'Church Oppa' as a way to describe a specific type of man.
02:35 A key feature of the Korean language: Explaining how Korean can convey meaning even with subjects and objects omitted.
02:48 Outro: Summarizing the video and encouraging viewers to subscribe and like.

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