[English]
Hello, this is Didi
Hello, this is Jeong Taewoong
Life in Korea Yomojomo is a podcast where two people living in Korea
talk about the YomoJomo of life in Korea
Actually, last time, last week, we had a topic related to YouTube, right?
Yes
I was going to talk about what life is like as a YouTuber
There is a request topic
I'm going to talk about it today
Yes
Hello, Mr. Didi
Thank you for always uploading so many interesting podcasts
It's very helpful for my studies
What kind of food do you feel like below
What is the difference between the tastes of each?
I really hope you can talk about it
If possible, I would appreciate it if more than one person shared their feelings
Because I'm Japanese,
it's hard to tell the subtle difference between spicy and refreshing tastes
sour, spicy, sweet, spicy
I think it's spicy
yes
and spicy, light, refreshing,
Especially this expression, 'refreshing'
and refreshing, refreshing, etc.
Yes, you said that it is difficult to distinguish between these expressions.
Today, I will explain the difference in expressions of taste in Korean.
I think it will be an episode where the two of us will do our best to explain
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Isn't this the style of content that Diddy usually creates alone
?
Oh, something like this?
That's right
But as you said here,
I think it would be easier to get a feel for it if two or more people talk about their feelings
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So I thought it would be good to talk about it with teacher Taewoong
I brought this to the topic
And I have to tell you the answer to last week's quiz.
I made a mistake last time when I was editing the quiz.
So there was no right answer. Last week,
I made this mistake...
I guess you were a little impatient ahead of your trip to Japan?
That's not it...
The problem was 'not mentioning' something.
I cut it out while trying to figure out the right answer...
So anyway, there was no correct answer.
I'm planning to give this week's quiz again after the story is over.
Please answer that well and I'll post it without making a mistake this time.
Okay, then I'm going to talk about taste expressions right away.
Taste in Korea I think there are a lot of words to express
I think there are a lot of words
That's right
I'm curious if it's the same in other countries
Hmm, so
And I think each country has different expressions for different tastes
I looked it up in Korea and it seems like there are a lot of spicy flavors
Expressions for spicy flavors?
Do you know that story?
There are Eskimos.
In the language they use,
there are words for each type of snowflake that falls on the snow.
Really?
Yes, yes
So wouldn't the style of language and words
be different depending on the food?
That's right. Eskimos will see a variety of eyes.
Hmm, they all have names.
I'm curious
How many are there?
I forgot about that
That's it~
Then...
First of all, there are some tastes that humans can feel
The first of them is sweetness
Let's see what the expression is?
Yes
Sweetness, first of all, the representative taste can be expressed as 'sweet'
'Sweet'
I think it's just the same as what you think of sweetness
Candy, the sweetness of sugar
But there are also expressions like this
sweet,
sweet,
tangy
There are expressions like this
Now let's talk about the difference between these three
When I thought about it, both sweet and sweet
It's not just sweet
It has many flavors, but it tastes a little sweet
It's a little sweet When you want to express it like this I think they are saying sweet, sweet
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What do you think? Do you agree?
I think the same thing
Sweet and sweet are very similar words
When I say sweet, I feel the sweetness
It feels like it subtly lasts, and
It's sweet,
It's sweet
I feel like I can feel that sweet taste in my mouth very strongly
I think that's a very accurate description
Is it similar? What does Didi feel?
Yes
Of course, we are not experts in assessing taste
Yes, we are not, but I think it is accurate, right?
Is that so?
I was amazed
So we use this word even when the food is sweet and makes us feel good.
Even when something very good or pleasant happens in our lives
When we feel good, we say it's sweet, sweet.
Yes
Even then, it feels really sweet.
It feels like I feel it strongly for a moment.
Sweet This word
is a little bit sweet. It's a very subtle, slightly, slightly lasting feeling
I think it's that kind of feeling
That's right. Sweet things are a bit strong
It seems like a long-lasting sweetness
Sweet things are a bit strong
When you hit it all at once
Yes, yes, how do I feel?
I agree
I think you can distinguish it like this
But the overall point is that
it's just a little bit of sweetness
I think you should know this much
So even spicy food like real tteokbokki
sometimes tastes a little sweet
That's right
In those cases, you can say it's sweet or sweet
And express the taste
There are quite a few things that have 'spicy'
sweet, sour, and spicy
I think this is how they are expressed when they feel a bit of that taste.
Friends who have this com can use the term
So in the case of tteokbokki,
it can be expressed as spicy, sweet, spicy and sweet
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And what do you think about sweet?
It's sweet
It just feels like it's coming to me...
It's sweet, mate
Clap, sweet 'clap'
This is a bit similar to the mate, it feels like I'm eating it with a hint
Oh yes
So it's sweet
It feels like I'm eating something a little sweet
It feels like it's a bit sweet?
What is that?
- So it's not like there's a huge sweet taste on my tongue.
It just feels like it's been stuck on my tongue.
Why are you so good at explaining this?
Oh, is that right?
For example?
When you ate something, what did it taste a little sweet?
Sweet.. Sweet..
That.. that.. that..
Something like a pretzel bread
There's some with sugar dipped in it, right?
Yes
But it's sweet because it's dipped in sugar
The bread is savory because it's made of flour
Uh, yes
Now, when you chew that bread,
The whole wheat bread has a savory taste,
but the sugar on it
gives it a sweet feeling?
When you eat it, the sweetness hits your tongue every now and then, right?
That's right, that's right
So you have to intentionally taste the sweetness
I think this is also a slightly subtle sweetness
Sweet
That's right, rather than being overtly sweet
I think they say it's sweet when it's subtly sweet
That's right
Again, we don't know for sure
Ah, that's scary
We do our best to explain the taste we've experienced in our lives.
That's right
This is how sweet it is
Now the next taste is sour. Sour
It's sour when you eat a lemon.
What else is there? Sour
vinegar?
Is it sour when you eat vinegar?
That's right
Yes, so there are two words
that express sour taste.
First of all, the basic forms are 'sour' and 'sour'
There are also flavors that can be expressed
sour and
sour
Let's differentiate between these two.
Yes, I like it
I think
First of all, as I said before, if it has a comb, it means that it is slightly sour.
Sour things...
Sour things feel a bit good
When you eat that
For example, there is such a thing as the sour taste of fruit
It is a bit refreshing and sour
I don't feel bad when I eat this.
But it's sour, like vinegar.
It's not a sour taste that makes you feel good when you eat it.
"Ah, sour😖" kind of feeling?
That's a bit sour
That's right, I agree
Do you agree?
Yes, yes
Delicious sourness is sour
It's fermented, so sour things are sour
Oh, that's right, that's right, I was going to say that already.
Oh, really?
Sometimes, food that shouldn't taste sour
tastes strangely sour.
Yes
Then, oh, this food is a bit old.
Oh, if I eat this, I'll have an upset stomach.
We say that the food is a bit sour. We
Ah, yes
How about that? Why is soybean paste stew sour?
Oh, that's right
That's how you say it
Yes
It's savory,
something light and savory,
sour...? You shouldn't do that
Oh, right
When the taste of the food turns sour
Yes, yes
So, like Didi said at that time
Oh, Mom, the soybean paste stew is sour?
Oh, that's right
Yes, I do.
Sour is usually used when talking about something delicious
Oh, I think it's useful, this is
I see
Sour and sour
Please distinguish well,
Next taste!
Next is salty, salty. It's salt, right?
Yes
Salt, soy sauce, things like this
Now, the basic form of salty is 'salty'
Now, there is another expression that can express salty
'salty'
And then there are also words like 'salty'
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Two things...
It's time for advanced Korean
Right
What do you think of ‘salty’ and ‘salty’?
Ah, but I'll be honest about this
Yes
I didn't prepare for this like that. The things I'm talking about right now
I'm doing it all in freestyle right now
Yes, you're doing so well
Oh, thank you
I think this here is another expression that shows off the charm of Korean
What do we do when we eat our own salty food
Oh like this 'Chuck!'
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The distance before saying
Oh salty and salty are two letters
But it's slightly salty. Oh, is this salty?
This is salty...
Can it also be related to the number of words?
You mean it represents the distance to get to Jjada?
The three letters for salty are not that strong of a salty taste.
If it's a little stronger than that, it's salty.
If it's stronger than that, it's salty
'Ugh, salty!' Like this...
I think I know what you mean
Right, right
The more I think about it, the more I talk about it.
It's salty... but it's like this.
Yes
But in fact, the salty taste is
If you feel it as soon as you eat it,
It's a tasteless food.
Yes
That's why it's 'salty.' If it's like this, it won't taste good.
But if this distance is long and you can taste a moderately salty taste,
it's very delicious.
So, don't you feel like salty food is worth eating?
I think it's a good expression. About salty things
Pleasantly salty
Seasoned just right
It's salty in the mouth,
It feels really lively on the tongue
Wow (in foreign countries) is there an expression like this?
It's a pleasant salty taste
It's salty
You can express it like this,
It's a little saltier than that. If you feel that it tastes too salty,
Oh, this is a bit salty
You can express it like this,
If it's really salty, you can express it as salty
Wow, you're doing great. We
Thank you
And The bitter taste...
They say things like coffee or alcohol are bitter.
There are words that can express this
Well, here's this
Bitter
There are also words like this or bitter
You can also express it like this
What kind of bitter taste is this? Bitter, bitter, bitter taste
That's right
It's bitter, but it feels a little less bitter.
It's bitter, right?
That... yes
Ah~ I thought the two were almost similar
So I lumped them together
And usually bittersweet is used together with bittersweet
I think it's often used together with sweet like this
Bittersweet
Does that mean it's a bit of bitterness that can be tolerated?
Can you bear the bitterness?
A bitter taste you can enjoy?
I'm not sure about this.
Bitter and bitter
Bitter and bitter I don't like bitter food...
Bitter
In my opinion, it's a mild bitter taste
A mild bitter taste that's not strong. Bitter and bitter
I think it can be expressed in two ways, and
Both mean that it's slightly bitter. But if I had to make a distinction,
I think bitter taste is a bitter taste that can be enjoyed now.
Then, is something like coffee bitter?
Oh, it's a bit bitter?
But I found another difference
Yes, what is it?
'bitter' is just called 'bitter'
'bitter' is
'bitter'
'bitter'?
It's getting more and more difficult, isn't it?
Why is it ‘bittersweet’?
But I think this has some similarities to 'salty',
'salty'
Oh, yes, that's right
Yes, yes, the bitter taste is that slightly bitter feeling
that lasts a bit?
A slightly bitter taste remains in my mouth.
It feels bitter and long-lasting.
Ah yes yes yes
So can coffee be bitter?
Aw, it's bitter
But when people usually drink coffee,
they want the person who drinks coffee to look cool.
- Are you pretending you didn’t write it?
There's nothing cool about being bitter.
It's a bit savory, is that an expression?
Yes, that's why it's bitter
I don't think they say it's bitter
I think it's also Korean food
Or an herbal medicine ingredient? Medicine?
I think it's an expression that's used a lot when explaining things like this
That's right
It's a bit strange when applied to foreign food
That's right
That's right
Ginseng, vegetables
We talk about these things when we eat them
Bitter
There are burnt foods
What kind of food is it?
When food gets burnt
Yes, yes
How do you express it when you eat something like that?
Are you saying you use it?
Isn't that right?
Burned and bitter
They don't say it's bitter
That's right
If you eat burnt food
You have to spit it out before you can express it
Tsk tsk
Ah tsk tsk tsk! This is the only expression that comes out.
Isn't it just that the taste is not there?
Still, among taste expressions, I think bitter is the only possible expression.
That's right
It's bitter, I think it's a good feeling to be bitter
When you eat this taste
It's an expression that talks about what you're going to eat
That's right
It's a bit bitter
You can also say it while expressing your emotions. It's bitter
That's right
A bit A secretly painful feeling
Yes
It's bitter
It's bitter It's bitter, but...
It really seems like it's just painful
When you say something like 'bittersweet'
It feels like it's not just a very bad part?
Do you sometimes describe a situation as ‘bittersweet’?
This seems to be too advanced Korean, so
I think it would be better to skip it
Okay
Then I was able to distinguish between 'bitter' and
'Bitter' is a bit difficult
I guess it's difficult to make the connection since there are a lot of bitter foods in the food
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Now then, I'll go for the long-awaited spicy taste.
Maybe it's a bit more difficult to express spicy taste. I think there are many people who find it difficult to distinguish
The basic type of spiciness is spicy. Spicy,
Spicy. You can say it like this.
There are words to express it
I brought one, two, three, four, five
The first is spicy
The second is spicy
The third is spicy
The fourth is spicy
Five Number one, it's tingling
I brought it like this
There's a lot
That's right
Shall we explain it step by step?
Spicy What do you think?
First of all, it has a positive meaning. It has a good meaning.
I agree.
It's spicy, but it's a delicious spiciness.
Do you feel anything else?
And it's not too strong. The spiciness
It's spicy enough to eat
That's right, that's right
It feels like it was made spicy just to make it delicious
That's right
It's spicy enough to eat
Are you in a good mood because it's delicious?
Yes, but if you think about it again,
all the expressions we will talk about are actually the same, right?
But I think it would be good to point out where you feel the spiciness
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Oh, with other expressions
Okay then...
Spicy is just the entire tongue
And well, you just feel the spicyness in the roof of your mouth
Ah, when it's spicy in your mouth
Yes, your mouth is hot
That's right, in your mouth
So you say it's spicy?
Spicy
Spicy... It's spicy, it's not as hot as it is spicy
My mouth isn't that hot
So there's not that much of a burden in my mouth
It's not too painful on my tongue
But I feel a little spicy in my throat
That's right, it's my throat It's spicy
Yes, that's why I feel spicy.
Because it doesn't hurt my mouth that much
That refreshing spiciness that comes out here?
I think it's a bit like that
We'll talk more about the word 'refreshing' later
It's true that it's spicy, it's a taste that irritates the throat
Even when you have a cold, they say your throat feels raw
When your throat is a bit locked like this
To the point where your throat hurts like this
You can feel the spicy taste in your throat
A typical example is when you eat something like soup
The soup flows quickly like this It just passes through your mouth.
So, when it passes right through your throat,
you feel the spicy taste, which means it's spicy.
That's right, that's right
So, we've come this far, so what do you mean it's spicy?
If you want to say spicy, you have to say cool
You said we'd talk about that later, right?
Even if it’s cool, shall we give it a try?
Should we say cool first?
Foreigners are very confused by this.
That's right.
Why do you say you feel cool when you eat hot food?
That's right
When I was young, I also read books and cartoons.
When you go into a bathroom or something, the elders say it's cool.
Saying it's cool when it's hot
In the first place, cool is something close to cold.
When the wind blows, your body gets a bit cold
It's cool, right?
But this makes you sweat
Then, The overall blood circulation in my body goes well
and I actually start sweating
and I feel a bit refreshed
I sleep well like this and even when I wake up, my body feels refreshed
The overall feeling is refreshing
I think I've seen it written somewhere like that
That's right, I think so too
I've prepared just one of these
I've also thought about the expression 'refreshing'.
Diddy mentioned earlier that it's refreshing
The expression of refreshing
First of all, it's cool inside
The expression cool here is
not that it's cool outside
It's a feeling of cool inside my body
But when I eat hot food, my body gets hot
Why is it cool? You can think of it like this
Here, I was thinking about how to express the word cool
and there is this expression in Korean
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'A cool open highway'
So, when we drive on the highway
there are no other cars in front of us
So I'm the only one on the road
So if I just drive straight, it feels so cool.
This doesn't just feel like cold air or a cool breeze
It just feels like it's going by quickly?
Oh, that's right
But when you eat and drink this kind of hot
and savory soup,
the warm soup doesn't pass through your mouth at all,
and goes all the way down your throat,
and into your stomach,
it feels like the path from your mouth to your stomach has been opened up.
And you can feel the whole path with that warm broth.
It feels like it's going straight and cool like an open highway.
You compared it to a highway.
Yes, that's what I thought.
Oh, that cool feeling of going straight down without anything blocking it?
Yes. That's not what you're talking about, is it?
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I'm talking about feelings.
Yes yes yes
So this isn't spicy
It can't be expressed as a taste
Temperature and feeling, the feeling you get when you eat it
But let me add one more thing
It's usually called stock or stock
Oh well, most soups are like that
Something made with meat or vegetables or something like that
So meat oil, meat stock or vegetable water
That warm soup As it goes down your throat,
you can feel the aroma of the soup
Right. When I explained that it was refreshing,
I was going to say it had a deep flavor
The depth of the soup
It tastes like something that was boiled for a long time with a lot of ingredients
When I say the deep taste of the ingredients, it can be described as refreshing
I was going to say...
That helps, but
I definitely feel the way it passes through my throat and the feeling I get when I eat it.
It's something that makes me feel warm and calm,
and makes me feel good.
I think it's described as refreshing
That's right
Yes, so I'm not just talking about Korean food.
When I traveled to Vietnam,
I ate rice noodles and the broth was so refreshing.
Just Feeling relieved? You know?
At times like that, people often say it's refreshing
The feeling of the deep broth from the beef
flowing straight from your mouth to your stomach
Wow
I don't think you completely understood it.
Anyway, it was refreshing, but then it was
Then, it's spicy and spicy
So, it's simply a combination of spicy and cool flavors.
It's spicy. You just have to think about it
I see, when spicy and cool come together, it becomes spicy
Usually, when we say cool, we don't just say
"It's cool"
We say "Ah~ It's cool"
There's a little bit of that feeling coming from here
Wow~~~ It's refreshing like this
So, the rice noodles you mentioned
Gomtang
Pork soup
There are also non-spicy foods like these that are refreshing.
There are some.
When you eat something like that and say, "Ah~~~ it's refreshing."
Something like kimchi stew
Pork kimchi stew
Something like Jjamppong, etc.
When you eat something like that, it's equally refreshing
Because it's spicy
You can say, 'Wow, it's spicy.' It's there
It's perfect
It seems like 'season' is often used together with 'hangover', right?
Oh, that's a good point.
- I think it would be good to relate this.
I don't know if you know the expression hangover.
Usually, after drinking alcohol,
there is such a thing as a hangover the next day, right?
I feel uneasy in my stomach
I don't feel well and I don't feel well
When I feel like that, I eat something like hangover food
Food that comforts my stomach
I think it would be good to think about that feeling again
My stomach feels comfortable and relaxed
So when I eat those foods, I feel 'Oh, it's refreshing'
I feel relieved
I can express it like this a lot
That's right.
Even spicy
We eat a lot of spicy foods as hangovers
It's good, it's really good
And now we have spicy and spicy leftovers
How about spicy?
I think it's too simple to say it's spicy
There are so many representative foods
Which one is it?
Wasabi
In Korean, it's called wasabi
It hurts my mouth and isn't spicy
Now it feels like it's shooting through my nose
That's right
It's a bit painful
And the tip of my tongue
Even when the tip of my tongue hurts
I seem to talk about spicy things a lot.
They say that when you eat something like this, it's spicy
That's right, that's right
My nose and the tip of my tongue are a bit sore
It's sore
I think that spicy taste is a spicy taste
Yes, and it's spicy?
Tangy feeling
Yes
It's like that when you eat spicy chicken or something like that
That's a spicy taste
What about the tingling taste?
I think this also has a representative food
What is it?
Maratang?
Mara, Mara
My whole mouth is numb
Is it tingling?
I thought it was strange when I talked about it.
I have an expression that I think of.
Yes, what is it?
What does the tingling feel like?
It feels like my tongue and the roof of my mouth are pounding
Oh, that's what I thought
Something really hurts like this
Yes, yes
My tongue is just like this, it's pounding
What should I do?
That's right, it hurts like this
Spicy tastes like pain
It hurts, right?
A pounding pain
Yes
I think that means 'tingling'
So I'll tell you about the additional expression 'spicy'
What the person who asked the question was confused about
is 'Sappari (さっぱり)', so in Japanese
there is an expression similar to 'refreshing'
If you think about it in Korean, it feels refreshing when you eat something like a lemon salad or
something like that.
In Korea, we express it like 'refreshing'
or 'refreshing.'
Now, the word the questioner was curious about
has a completely different meaning from 'refreshing.' I'll just explain the word refreshing
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Can you feel the difference between refreshing and refreshing?
In fact, I have rarely described food as refreshing
so...
Ah, refreshing
In my opinion,
refreshing is closer to fruit. When I thought of it,
when I ate fruit,
it felt a bit cool, really cool, and refreshing
A feeling that cleansed my mouth
Something like lemonade.
You can say it's refreshing
It also has a refreshing feeling
Something with fresh ingredients
Something light and refreshing
Something like mint
Something that makes your mouth feel a bit refreshed
I think that can be described as refreshing
Something like a salad
Yes, a refreshing salad
Something like this
Refreshing
I think it's usually used for green edibles
Right, mint, salad
It would be good to express it that way
Well, we've done our best to explain the taste expressions in Korean
If you have any additional questions about the difference in taste
, please leave a comment
What I'd like to recommend is
Try it yourself.
I think it would be easiest to understand if you come and try it in person
Come and try something like soup and say, 'Oh, this is refreshing.'
It's good to feel something like that.
Yes, you have to feel the refreshing feeling to be cool.
That's right, it's difficult to just hear it in words
Yes, if you drink too much at night and
drink a spoonful of soup the next day
Ah. This is it...!
This is cool...!
Okay
Now, let me tell you about this week's quiz
This week's quiz is
a quiz related to the refreshing taste that we mentioned the most
Which of the following is not a refreshing tasting food?
No. 1 Tteokbokki
No. 2 Rice noodles
No. 3 Pork Soup
Then, if you know the answer here,
please leave a comment.
We will move on to the next corner
Verbal mini-game
This corner is for verbal mini-games
I also brought a new game
We talked a lot about taste expressions today
So, to help you make a connection between food and
this taste.
This is the game we prepared
The name of the game is ‘Taste Expression Relay Game’
‘Taste Expression Relay Game’
What kind of game is it? This is
Now, one person talks about the taste first
For example, 'spicy'
Then the next person
talks about one spicy food
Then now the next person...
What are some examples? Spicy food Tteokbokki
Then the next person talks about another taste of Tteokbokki
It can taste sweet
And so on,
It's a taste expression relay game
Okay then, when you're playing with two people, you can talk about the food
and then talk about the taste right away?
Tteokbokki - Spicy. Shall we try that?
One person talks about taste and food
The next person talks about taste and food...
Let's just play a practice game once
Starting with the taste
It's refreshing
Salad
Sour
Then now I'll make sour food
without adding any ingredients
But there's no sour food
Sour food... There's sour food
How about making jelly like this?
Jelly
Sweet like this
Oh, is there anything
Do you want to try it just like this?
Try it
Good
Teacher Taewoong, would you like to try it first? Let's start
Me first?
Yes
Okay
Spicy
Spicy
Jjambbong
Spicy... Why?
Jjamppong spicy?
How spicy is the Jjambbong?
Didn’t I say Jjamppong was spicy earlier?
No, I can feel many things. What was the sharp thing?
It's spicy.
Oh well, isn't it?
Okay, okay, I admit it. It's spicy? Yes
Jjamppong is spicy
Spicy? Spicy?
Spicy? Then, Malatang
Then, should I talk about the taste now?
Oh, then should I talk about the taste?
Yes, the malatang is okay. It's spicy
It's savory
Because of the peanut sauce?
No, then you are talking about the taste of this food?
Right, right
There are other flavors that represent malatang, right?
Oh, I understand, now
Are you done now?
Ah, then I understand. I understand. Let's do it again.
Then from the beginning again?
Yes yes yes
start
spicy
Then I
tteokbokki is sweet
yes tteokbokki is spicy and sweet
yes
sweet?
Huh
Hotteok? savory
Right, savory
Um... savory?
Coix seed tea
Coix seed tea?
It's the season of coix seed tea.
Uh...
Coix seed tea... How can I explain it?
What seeds?
Yes, there is tea made from grains
So it's savory
Yulmucha is sweet
Sweet?
Earl Gray cake?
Sweet, sweet
Nutty Earl Gray
Nutty again?
Isn’t Earl Gray savory?
What is Earl Gray complaining about?
So is it refreshing?
I think it can be refreshing
Oh, isn't it? It's a bit refreshing, too.
What if Earl Gray is just the unit price?
Sweet...
Fragrant?
It's fragrant... No, it's too difficult. This
It's fragrant, it smells good
Right
I'll give it to you
Okay, okay, okay, thank you
Fragrant
I keep thinking about tea, this is
Yuzu tea
Yuzu tea?
Yes, citron tea
It's sour
Citron tea? Oh, it's sour
Yes, this is so
I feel like I'm falling into that trap, but it's sour?
Lemon Madeleine?
It's a dessert
Sweet
Oh, sweet
Then
Stir-fried pork
Oh, it's spicy
Yes, it's sweet, and stir-fried pork is spicy
Spicy
Spicy
Now, let's play it like a game
Not that dessert game
With a food game
Spicy
Pork bulgogi
Salty
Salty
Actually, everything works
That's right, braised pork kimchi
Braised pork kimchi
Taewoong's favorite
Sour
Sour, that's right
Old kimchi is sour
Cheonggukjang?
I haven't tried Cheonggukjang
It's also a food made by fermenting soybeans
Yes
And it's savory
It's savory
Yes
I'll explain this again later
There's a difference between savory and savory
Is it savory?
Yes
All I can think of is soybean paste
The savory one is
Soybean paste stew
Spicy
It can be spicy
Spicy
Maeuntang
Spicy
Spicy
Buldakbokkeummyeon
Spicy
Okay, spicy
Let's just play this game three times and end it
I think we can continue with this
That's right, that's right
Feeling tingly?
Tiva two chickens, garlic dandelion chicken
No one can relate
That's tingling!
No, no one has tried it. People listening to this
What are two tea bars?
Two tiba chickens
It's pepper and garlic chicken
Pepper and garlic chicken
It looks quite spicy. Red pepper and garlic
Yes, it's red pepper and garlic chicken.
Half fried chicken and half red pepper and garlic are really the best
I even recommend chicken
Yes, anyway. And
Salty
Salty
Salty
It's salty
The salty one is Japanese ramen
It's really salty
But because of the lard...
But the ramen doesn't taste refreshing either.
Come to think of it, there are different types of ramen
There's tonkotsu ramen, shio ramen,
abura, and
shoyu ramen, right?
Right
But I think tonkotsu ramen is refreshing
Do you think it's refreshing?
Because it's pork broth
I also think it's too close to the greasy side
It doesn't feel refreshing
Because there's oil
I'd say it's savory
That oil taste
It's savory?
Then it's a peanut butter sandwich
I love it
It's sweet
And I think peanuts have a bit of a bitter taste
Really?
Isn't it?
This may be the case if it is an organic product
If it is 100% peanut, it may have a bit of a bitter taste
I even played a relay game like this
Now that I have played it, I hope it has helped you in making the connection between Korean taste expressions and
food.
Now, this is the next topic.
What should the next topic be?
The next topic is
hobbies
I don't think we've really talked about the topic of hobbies yet
Hobbies these days or whatever hobbies you want to have
I think it would be good to talk about things broadly
So that's Diddy and Taewoong Jung up to this point
Thank you