스카 (seuka)
A study cafe.
Refer to a paid study space, often designed for quiet individual work.
A: 어디서 공부할 거야?
B: 집 앞 스카에 가려고.
A: Where will you study?
B: At the study cafe near home.
Short for 스터디 카페. Different from an ordinary cafe where people happen to study.
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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