1. We made a poster about a Konglish word: “OOO”.

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

2. 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.

3. Let’s look at an example.

   ❌ Wrong: I lost my OOO.

   ✅ Right: I lost my ◯◯◯.

4. Thank you for listening.

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

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

In Korea, we say “running machine”,

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “treadmill”.

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

❌ Wrong: My running machine is not working.

✅ Right: My treadmill is not working.

Thank you for listening.

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

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

In Korea, we say “fighting! ”

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “You can do it!” or “Go for it!”.

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

❌ Wrong: fighting!

✅ Right: you can do it!

Thank you for listening.

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

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

In Korea, we say "아이쇼핑",

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “window shopping”.

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

❌ Wrong: ILet's go eye shopping.

✅ Right: Let's go window shopping.

Thank you for listening.

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

Have you ever said "service please" at a restaurant?

Actually, that’s Konglish!

In English, “service” means “help” or “work”,

so when you want to say “something free,” you should use the word freebie.

For example:

❌ Can I get some service? → This might sound strange.

✅ I like a freebie! → This is a natural expression.

From now on, try saying freebie instead of service!

Thank you!

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 "mechaical pencil”.

This is the word native speakers use.

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

Thank you for listening!

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

In Korea, we say “백미러”,

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “rear view mirror”

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

❌ Wrong: I see back mirror.

✅ Right: I see rear view mirror.

Thank you for listening.

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

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

In Korea, we say “carrier”,

but native English speakers do not use this word.

The real English word is “suit case” or “trolley case”.

This is the word native speakers use.

Let’s look at an example.

❌ Wrong: I lost my carrier.

✅ Right: I lost my suit case.

Thank you for listening.

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