✨ Is your Korean 감다살 or 감다뒤? (Don’t know what that means? Click!) Learn real Korean expressions beyond textbooks 🧠💬 In Korean, the word 감 (感) comes from a Chinese character meaning feeling or sense. You’ll see it in many everyday words: ▪️감정 (emotion) – your inner feelings ▪️감각 (sense/perception) – sight, hearing, etc. ▪️식감 (mouthfeel) – how food feels when you eat it ▪️감이 있다 – “You’ve got the feel/sense!” ▪️감이 없다 / 감이 죽었다 – “You’ve lost your touch” 💬 Example: “요즘 영어만 써서 한국어에 대한 감이 떨어졌어…” I’ve been speaking English so much, I’ve gotten rusty in Korean.. 🎯 감다살 = 감(感)이 다 살아 있다 This viral slang means: 💡 "You’ve got great sense!" / "You’re so trendy and on point!" Literally, it means “Your 감 is fully alive.” 💬 Example: “제니 이번 신곡 완전 감다살👍🏻” → Jennie’s new song is SO on point! ❌ 감다뒤 = 감(感)이 다 뒤졌다 This is the opposite! It means: 😬 “You’re totally out of touch.” / “That was so off.” Literally, “Your 감 is dead and buried.” 💬 Example: “그 영화 봤어? 언제적 클리셰를 써 먹는 건지 감다뒤임;;” → Did you see that movie? The cliché was sooo outdated. Total 감다뒤. 📝 Want to learn more trendy Korean like this? Join my classes and make real Korean yours — 감 다 살려 드릴게요😉