So, in Korean, we have a lot of words for feeling embarrassed 🙃
🐰 said he’s feeling 민망해 implying that he may feel like it’s not socially sanctioned for a man his age to get emotional like this (1/3)
🐰 said he’s feeling 민망해 implying that he may feel like it’s not socially sanctioned for a man his age to get emotional like this (1/3)
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🐰 I missed you. I really missed you. Haha this is awkward
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• 민망해 is feeling awkward or embarrassed, often due to social discomfort
• 창피해 refers to being embarrassed or ashamed, typically due to one’s own mistakes or blunders (2/3)
• 부끄러워 involves feeling shy or bashful, often with affectionate undertones.
• 쪽팔려 is slang for feeling humiliated or deeply embarrassed, derived from “losing face” (3/3)