Today we'll learn about a brand new Korean idiom - "손을 잡다"
Taking a quick look at it, we've got 손, which means "hand," and 잡다 which means "grab" or "hold."
But of course, since this is an idiom, it's not going to simply mean "to hold hands," is it?
Check out the video episode right here.
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Taking a quick look at it, we've got 손, which means "hand," and 잡다 which means "grab" or "hold."
But of course, since this is an idiom, it's not going to simply mean "to hold hands," is it?
Check out the video episode right here.
Korean Phrases Ep. 25: "손을 잡다"
You can check the book out here, or find it directly through Amazon and most online retailers.
-Billy
