🙌 Nice to see you again!
Hi everyone~ 😊
How have you all been?
It’s been scorching hot in Korea lately due to a heatwave 😓🔥
In our last post, we talked about the Korean expression related to “Did you eat?”
And today, we’re back with another food-related phrase! 😁
(Yes, Koreans run on rice power 🍚)
🤔 Does it really mean we’re going to eat together?
If you have a Korean friend, you’ve probably heard them say,
“Let’s grab a meal sometime!” when saying goodbye.
But here’s the thing —
this doesn’t always mean you’re actually making plans to eat together.
It’s more like saying “Let’s keep in touch” in English —
a polite and friendly way to say goodbye.
So don’t be disappointed if no follow-up happens!
“Let’s grab a meal” is just a warm, friendly expression,
a way to wrap up the conversation politely 😊
💡 Korean Language Tip
“Let’s grab a meal sometime” (밥 한번 먹자~)
doesn’t always mean an actual meal plan!
- It’s similar to:
- “Let’s hang out sometime”
- “Talk soon”
- “Catch you later!”
- Other similar expressions include:
- “Let’s meet up soon!” (조만간 보자~)
- “I’ll text you later!” (나중에 연락할게~)
- “See you again!” (또 봬요!)
📺 Watch the video!
In this fun and short video,
you’ll learn the meaning behind this expression
and how to respond naturally when someone says it!
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