Learning Korean is TOUGH, right?
You study vocabulary every day, memorize grammar rules... but when you talk to actual Koreans, your mind goes blank.
"Is this expression right? Or that one?" While you're thinking, you end up saying nothing at all.
Real Korean vs. Textbook Korean
Your textbook is full of sentences like "저는 학생입니다" (I am a student) and "날씨가 좋습니다" (The weather is nice).
But real Koreans don't talk like that! They use much more natural and casual expressions.
Just remember THIS one today
When you're tired and exhausted, what do Koreans say?
"힘들다 (himdeulda)"? Yes, that's correct. But among friends, they use an even more natural expression.
Talk Like a Real Korean
"진짜 빡세다" (Jinjja ppakseda)
Meaning: Really tough / intense / hardcore
This expression is super common among friends! Use it when studying is hard, work is overwhelming, or exercise is brutal!
Today's Expression
"진짜 빡세다” (Jinjja ppakseda)
Examples
"요즘 한국어 공부 진짜 빡세다."
Yojeum hangugeo gongbu jinjja ppakseda
→ Korean study is really tough these days.
"이번 시험 진짜 빡쎘어."
Ibeon siheom jinjja ppaksseo-sseo
→ This exam was really hardcore.
"오늘 운동 진짜 빡셌다!"
Oneul undong jinjja ppaksseotda!
→ Today's workout was brutal!
One expression at a time.
You can do this! 