홈트 (homteu)
Working out at home.
Talk about exercising at home using a routine or a video.
A: 헬스장 가?
B: 오늘은 홈트할래.
A: Going to the gym?
B: I'll work out at home today.
Short for 홈 트레이닝. It can cover many different kinds of exercise.
From Korean Your Teacher Doesn’t Teach You by Injin Hwang. The meaning, usage, dialogue, and notes above follow the author’s book.
ㄱㅊ (gwaenchana): It’s okay. No worries. Use it to reassure a friend after a small
mistake or to say something is fine.
굿즈 (gutjeu): Fan or branded merchandise. Refer to themed products connected to an artist, event, brand, or fictional work.
TMI (ti-em-ai): Too much information. In Korean conversation, speakers often say TMI before sharing a random personal detail. It can soften the oversharing and make it playful.
쿠키영상 (kuki yeongsang): A bonus scene during or after the credits. Talk about staying after a film\’s ending to catch an extra scene.
Learn 맵찔이 (maepjjiri): Someone with low tolerance for spicy food. Natural Korean dialogue, cultural nuance, polite alternative, and a quick practice question.
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