핏감 (pitgam)
How a garment fits and feels.
Describe the way clothing sits and moves when worn.
A: 온라인으로 산 셔츠 어때?
B: 핏감이 마음에 들어.
A: How's the shirt you bought online?
B: I like how it fits.
Common in clothing reviews. More specific than simply saying the design looks good.
From Korean Your Teacher Doesn’t Teach You by Injin Hwang. The meaning, usage, dialogue, and notes above follow the author’s book.
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OOTD (o-o-ti-di): Outfit of the day. Caption a photo showing what you are wearing today.
단짠 (danjjan): Sweet and salty. Describe a flavor pairing that makes sweet and savory foods work well together.
내적 댄스 (naejeok daenseu): Dancing on the inside. Describe enjoying music so much that you want to dance, even while sitting still.
Learn 안읽씹 (anilkssip): An unread and unanswered message. Natural Korean dialogue, cultural nuance, polite alternative, and a quick practice question.
뉴비 (nyubi): A newbie. A beginner. Describe someone who has just joined a game, hobby, or community.