IвЂ™ m sure the version Mina taught me was shorter, but IвЂ™ m not sure how it was spelled ( м—їлЁ№м–ґлќј вЂ“ maybe). One word I remembered from almost a year ago, when a Korean friend tried to teach me the essentials, is м—їлЁ№мњјлќјкі , which means вЂ fuck youвЂ™. I think, though that itвЂ™s something like this: м”Ёл°њ к°њмѓ€лЃј. ItвЂ™s usually followed by the equivalent of вЂdog babyвЂ™ for son-of-a-bitch, but again the translator was foiling my crude investigation. This, apparently, means вЂfuckвЂ™, but I also thought it meant something more like, but not literally, вЂmotherfuckerвЂ™. But Google Translate failed me and provided only a crude transliteration.ДЄnother word was м”Ёл°њ, which I thought was spelled м‹њл°њ. It means, I think, more вЂkeep goingвЂ™ than вЂwankingвЂ™. The word I most wanted explained was мЈЅмЈЅм‚¬, which IвЂ™ve been told means вЂjerk offвЂ™, but is not entirely literal. Of course, once IвЂ™d satisfied my curiosity for the word вЂ м‚¬м • вЂ™ I immediately entered a few more choice words in search of some valuable argument settlers. One can only imagine the misunderstandings that may arise. Not only does м‚¬м • mean what IвЂ™d been told it means, but it seemingly means everything else, too! м‚¬м • means ejaculation, circumstances, business, shot, carry, affair, biasвЂ¦ and RIGHT AND WRONG! м‚¬м • seems to mean just about anything in Korean. Then, with my discovery of Google Translate, I found the following: I tried Googling a transliteration, but with no success. It wasnвЂ™t listed in either of my beginner guides to Korean, and I had never heard the word in conversation, so I wondered if it really meant what I was told. The most recent word IвЂ™d heard was м‚¬м •, which IвЂ™d been told mean вЂspoogeвЂ™ or вЂsemenвЂ™. It didnвЂ™t take long before I strayed from translating the functions on my computer to entering words IвЂ™d heard and always wondered aboutвЂ¦ If I canвЂ™t see the spelling or fully hear about the definition, then I remain skeptical.Д«ut then along came Google Translate and my new laptop with a Korean keyboard! Suddenly, any time I need to know a word in Korean, or find out an English meaning for something IвЂ™d otherwise simply guess, I just have to ask Google. Consequently, the random bad words I hear tend to go in one ear and out the other. IвЂ™m terribly paranoid that people are either lying, or IвЂ™m too stupid and IвЂ™ve misunderstood, and so I like to be able to check. The problem is that IвЂ™ve always needed something to be written AND spoken for me to really understand. Not many of them talk about genitals or excrement. The people who help me learn are generally co-workers, and random people I meet when out and about. Consequently, my grasp of grammar is decent enough, whereas my vocabulary sucks.

IвЂ™ve never owned a Korean dictionary, either, because I use two textbooks when I learn ( Korean Made Easy and First Step in Korean). So when I do learn a word, itвЂ™s never written down or put entirely in context, and IвЂ™m left to wonder whether the pronunciation is lost, like in Chinese WhispersвЂ¦ Mostly, I learn bad words through my friend, Brian, who in turn learns them from the Korean players on his football team. ItвЂ™s strange, but as an immature male who is learning another language, IвЂ™ve never really thought a lot about swearing in KoreanвЂ¦ I know a few words, but not many, and IвЂ™m not even sure if the ones I know are real, or if people are just screwing with me and telling me fake words.

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