Slack in Korean 🇰🇷

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Slack	썰렁하다

How to say “Slack” in Korean? “썰렁하다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “썰렁하다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Slack in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice that 썰렁하다 (ssseolleonghada) sounds a bit like “slack.” You can picture a slack, empty room where the air feels chilly and uninviting.
• Imagine a joke that falls flat—a “chilly” joke—that leaves everyone feeling awkward and unamused.

Explanations:
• 썰렁하다 primarily describes a cold or chilly feeling (as in the weather) and is also used figuratively to describe humor that falls flat or an awkward atmosphere.
• It can express both a physical sensation (a slightly cold atmosphere) and a metaphorical one (a lack of warmth in social interactions).

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• For chilly weather: 쌀쌀하다 (ssalssalhada) means “cold” or “chilly.”
• For awkward or unamusing humor: 어색하다 (eosaekhada) means “awkward.”
• For dull, uninspiring humor: 시시하다 (sisihada) can be used to describe something as trite or lame.

Conjugations of 썰렁하다:
• Basic Form (Infinitive): 썰렁하다 (ssseolleonghada)
• Present Informal Low: 썰렁해 (ssseolleonghae)
• Present Polite: 썰렁해요 (ssseolleonghaeyo)
• Present Formal: 썰렁합니다 (ssseolleonghamnida)
• Past Informal Low: 썰렁했어 (ssseolleonghaesseo)
• Past Polite: 썰렁했어요 (ssseolleonghaesseoyo)
• Past Formal: 썰렁했습니다 (ssseolleonghaetseumnida)
• Future Informal Low: 썰렁할 거야 (ssseolleonghal geoya)
• Future Polite: 썰렁할 거예요 (ssseolleonghal geoyeyo)
• Future Formal: 썰렁할 것입니다 (ssseolleonghal geosimnida)

Examples of Sentences:
1. "That joke was so unfunny that everyone felt awkward."
– Korean: 그 농담이 너무 썰렁해서 다들 어색해졌어.
– Romanized: Geu nongdam-i neomu ssseolleonghaeseo dadul eosaekhaejyeosseo.
2. "The weather today is a bit chilly."
– Korean: 오늘 날씨가 조금 썰렁해요.
– Romanized: Oneul nalssiga jogeum ssseolleonghaeyo.
3. "After his dull story, the room felt unusually slack and cold."
– Korean: 그의 지루한 이야기가 끝난 후, 방안이 이상하게 썰렁해졌어요.
– Romanized: Geuui jiruhan iyagiga kkeutnan hu, bang-an-i isanghage ssseolleonghaejyeosseoyo.

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