Analyzing a Word EP.8 Untranslatable Korean Emotions: 서운하다 vs 섭섭하다 vs 아쉽다
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Analyzing a Word EP.8 Untranslatable Korean Emotions: 서운하다 vs 섭섭하다 vs 아쉽다
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In this Korean Podcast Episode, we explore subtle Korean emotion words that don't translate directly into English: 서운하다 (Seo-un-ha-da), 섭섭하다 (Seob-seob-ha-da), and 아쉽다 (Ah-swip-da).
Learn how to express interpersonal hurt versus situational regret with real-life examples and a fun quiz!
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:40 You can get a FREE transcript !
01:56 What does '아쉽다' really mean?
03:30 '서운하다' vs '섭섭하다' (Nuance difference)
05:50 Quiz Time! Test your understanding
11:05 Outro & Recap