눈치 · Before you speak
Someone looks busy today.
Ask whether now is a good time before telling your story.
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People and situations differ. These everyday examples are linked to Saju by NARI, not by a traditional rule.
Someone looks busy today.
Ask whether now is a good time before telling your story.
같이 means together.
Invite someone to assemble a simple snack and let them choose one ingredient.
Try expressing jeong, a warm bond, with fruit you already have.
Ask whether the other person can eat it before offering some.
For today's 약속, plan the departure as well as the meeting.
Set one reminder early enough to gather your things.
밥 먹었어요 can be a familiar meal-time check-in.
Send it to someone you know, with no pressure to reply right away.
Practice 감사합니다, a polite thank-you.
Use it for one small kindness today, such as someone holding a door.
Write 오늘, the Korean word for today, at the top of a note.
Under it, record one thing you want to remember.
Choose one Korean word from a menu, sign, or saved photo.
Make your own photo note of its meaning without including strangers' faces.
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