Energy in Korean 🇰🇷

에너지 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that “에너지” (eneoji) sounds very similar to the English word “energy.” Linking its pronunciation and meaning can help you remember it.
• Visualize a burst of power or vitality whenever you see “에너지” to reinforce the association.

Explanations:
• “에너지” is a borrowed word from English and retains the same meaning: energy or power, both in a physical and metaphorical sense.
• It is used in various contexts, from describing physical stamina to the vibe in a room.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 기운 (giun) – Refers to one’s spirit or physical vigor.
• 활력 (hwalryeok) – Emphasizes liveliness or vitality.
• 힘 (him) – Can mean strength or power, though it’s a broader term.

Alternate Meanings and Slang:
• In casual conversation, “에너지” can describe a person's overall vibe or atmosphere—for example, saying someone “has a lot of energy” might mean they are full of life or enthusiasm.
• It can be used metaphorically to refer to atmosphere in social settings, like “the energy of a party.”

Example Sentences:
1. “The concert was filled with amazing energy.”
 - Korean: “그 콘서트는 에너지가 넘쳤다.”
 - Romanized: “Geu konseoteuneun enoji-ga neomchyeotda.”

2. “I need some extra energy to finish my work.”
 - Korean: “나는 일을 끝내기 위해 에너지가 필요하다.”
 - Romanized: “Naneun ireul kkeunnaegi wihae enoji-ga piryohada.”

3. “Her energy always lights up the room.”
 - Korean: “그녀의 에너지는 항상 방을 밝게 한다.”
 - Romanized: “Geunyeoui enoji-neun hangsang bangeul balge handa.”

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