Korean dramas are a blessing in disguise, especially for Indians. Audiences love Korean dramas as much as a foodie loves the ketchup to their fries! Korean dramas are popularly recognized as k-dramas.

But what's the love for? Is it only for K-series or something else? Well, guys, k-dramas are now seen as the newer 'it' thing in the entertainment industry. Moreover, audiences also love the Korean heroes due to their caring, affectionate, and adorable behavior. 

It's not wrong if I would say that the romantic aspect of k-dramas is the reason for the audience's addiction to k-dramas. These series have become more popular especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and all of us are hooked into the Korean series after the lockdown. 

Be it coziness or attachment of a couple in the story, k-dramas make the perfect screenplay. These have gained a huge fan base in India and amongst other nations. You can easily find plenty of streaming platforms be it Viu or any other where you will find a comprehensive range of k-dramas.

No matter in whichever language you watch these series, you must be hearing various Korean terms. Some of those would be recurrent for many shows. If you wish to faint more to your friends about the Korean culture, we can share some popular Korean terms along with their meanings to you:

You must have heard this several times in various k-dramas. So, next time when you hear this term don't get confused much as it usually means 'understood' or 'okay'. This is generally used when you want to say that you understood something.

2. Saranghae:

Saranghae isn't the Korean term for 'I Love You'. So next time when you express your love to someone, don't forget to flaunt your Korean knowledge!

3. Aniyo:

Whenever your friends offer you too much food at hangouts, you will always use this term. This is because this Korean term is used to say 'no' to anyone.

4.Kamsahamnida / Gomawoyo:

Whenever someone compliments you, you will often use this term. Kamsahamnida/Gomawoyo simply refers to 'Thank you' in Korean. These two terms are used plenty of times in k-dramas to thank someone.

5. Annyeong:

Whenever you want to start a casual conversation with someone, simply just use the term. It is used to greet "Hello" in an informal way! 

6. Oppa:

This Korean term is often used to refer to older women or in a flirtatious way. 

 So, whenever hooked on k-dramas, don't forget to notice these terms and use them amongst your friends! 

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