Konglish vs English(1-2) by ET

Example(포스터와 발표 대본 예시)

singin359 — 2025-06-18 05:43:20 UTC

presentation script

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “OOO”.
It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not real English.
In Korea, we say “OOO”,
but native English speakers do not use this word.
The real English word is “◯◯◯” or “△△△”.
This is the word native speakers use.
Let’s look at an example.
❌ Wrong: I lost my OOO.
✅ Right: I lost my ◯◯◯.
Thank you for listening.
Let’s all try to use real English words from now on!

There are other Konglish expressions like ... (콩글리시 표현의 예

singin359 — 2025-06-18 05:43:20 UTC

위의 예시에서 골라도 되고, 또는 다른 콩글리시 표현을 찾아서 선택하여 포스터와 발표 대본을 만드세요.

We are ...(모둠원 명단)

singin359 — 2025-06-18 05:43:20 UTC

What you should do

singin359 — 2025-06-18 05:43:20 UTC

Post your group members' names on Padlet.
그룹 멤버들의 이름을 먼저 올리세요.
Upload your poster and the script for your presentation on Padlet.
발표할 포스터와 대본을 올리세요.

2025-07-14 00:11:41 UTC

We are 서연, 지민, 하윤, 유빈

2025-07-14 00:12:59 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “ sharp”.It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not real English.In Korea, we say “sharp”,but native English speakers do not use this word. The real English word is “mechanical pencil ”.This is the word native speakers use.

2025-07-14 00:25:28 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “laptop”.

It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not real English.

In Korea, we say “notebook”,

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “laptop”

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example!

Wrong: I have a notebook.

Right: I have a laptop.

Thank you for watch the Our poster.

Let's use right English for the

good English life.

Do not say 'NOTEBOOK'!

2025-07-15 00:43:24 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “notebook”.

It is a word many Korean people use.

In Korea, we say “notebook”,

but native English speakers use this word for '공책'.

The real English word is “laptop”

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example!

Wrong: I have a notebook. 나는 공책을 가지고 있어요.

Right: I have a laptop. 나는 노트북 컴퓨터 가지고 있어요.

Thank you for watching Our poster.

Let's use right English for

good English life(영어생활).

Don't say running machine.

2025-07-15 00:47:05 UTC

We are 보경 도윤 서후 주원.

We should say Tread mill.

Because running machine is Konglish, not original English. So we have to call it in words other than running machines.

So we should call it a Treadmill, not a Konglish word, running machine.

Thank you.

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2025-07-15 00:49:37 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “notebook”.

It is a word many Korean people use.

In Korea, we say “notebook”,

but native English speakers use this word for '공책'.

The real English word is “laptop”

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example!

Wrong: I have a notebook. 나는 공책을 가지고 있어요.

Right: I have a laptop. 나는 노트북 컴퓨터 가지고 있어요.

Thank you for watching Our poster.

Let's use right English for

good English life(영어생활).

dh251312 — 2025-07-15 00:50:34 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “ sharp”.It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not real English.In Korea, we say “sharp”,but native English speakers do not use this word. The real English word is “mechanical pencil ”.This is the word native speakers use.

2025-07-15 00:53:44 UTC

2025-07-15 00:58:50 UTC

Scotch tape is a brand, but many people use the name for any kind of clear tape. It is made by a company in America called 3M.

Don't say "service"

2025-07-15 01:01:06 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: “service”.

It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not a real English.

In Korea, we say “service”,

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “on the house”.

This is the word native speakers use.

Thank you for listening.

Let’s all try to use real English words from now on!

Don't say 'Fighting'

2025-07-15 01:04:26 UTC

We made a poster about a Konglish word: 'Fighting'

It is a word many Korean people use, but it’s not a standard English word.

In Korea, we often say 'Fighting!',

but native English speakers typically use phrases like 'You can do it!' or 'Go for it!' instead.

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

Wrong: Fighting! Hayun!

Right: You can do it! Hayun!

Thank you for listening to our presentation.

Let's use correct English words.