@justimhyeonseok: 한국의 문화 내기! #koreaculture #korean

scrapfabulous :

What did you just call me ?

Let's Go Taco 🇺🇲 :

Friendly wagers (naegi / 내기) are great for casual bets! Like betting who cooks dinner for a week if your team wins, or if a work project succeeds. It doesn't need to be high stakes to be fun. Thank you for teaching me Korean!

pjmonkeyboy :

Hmmmm. Nope need further explaination🤔

9️⃣🎙️DHEZ 입니다🍉🐤 :

i don't understand first until i ask chatgpt: Bet / Wager / Game Example: 내기할래? (Naegi hallae?) = "Want to make a bet?" or "Wanna bet?" 맞나요?

vicki :

America are watching you, and your English is great.[Red heart][Perfect score]

jillnoren7 :

Never used neggy… normally people know say “bet you”, but now I will use neggy! 🙂

JEN🤩 :

Your English is great

michaelhutchinson86 :

hi from California...your English is fine.

Katie McIntyre :

Hi from America!!! 😁 Love ur content

Sweetheart Sour :

I’m from Las Vegas! I was, now I’m in Michigan. Wanna bet?!?!? Roll the dice.

꧁ꨄᒪYᘔᗩ ᒪOᙅᗩꨄ꧂ :

Yay! You won! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 we use it more as a slang. “You wanna bet?” Meaning I am not being deceiving. 👍🏽

Von Affiliate Shop :

please share your everyday life

BTS এর অদৃশ্য পাদ 🤧 :

why you are so cute 🥰🩷

Miss MC :

Interesting! Didn't know about it.

Indi :

No I don’t know it but congrats for winning today!

mgc0123 :

Oh betting. I don’t bet. Can’t afford it.

AABIR Beni :

thank you 👍 okay 😊🥰

dee :

thats an interesting habitual act I never know Koreans do before, thankyou for the video...

Grisell Manzo :

Dato interesante ! 🙃

Magilla Gor :

lol, neggy… learnt something new, I’m looking forward to learning more 🩷

. :

그러니까 동전 던지기 같은 건가요?

Linda Leaver-Dyson :

Never heard of it sounds fun

songhyohee :

why did i heard jhonny saying pangpang?😳

Jenn818peace :

Anyuyuyu :

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 궁금해요!