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'Food' Is Always Present in Korean Language
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- This feature article explains that the everyday Korean word for 'food' is used to express a range of emotions, including greetings, concern and sarcasm.
- Ji Seung-ju, a reporter for The Korean Today, presents sixteen situational expressions, such as "Are you eating properly?", "You have to earn your meal" and "You're eating prison beans."
- The reporter writes that 'food' is the most human word for conveying love, concern, nagging and comfort, and that a bowl of rice carries sincere feeling.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 한국인의 말 속에는 늘 ‘밥’이 있습니다
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