🎬 Watched K-POP Demon Huntrix?

Here are 7 real Korean expressions from the movie you can actually learn!

If you’re learning Korean, you might’ve noticed how stylish and immersive this K-POP-themed animation is.As a Korean, I felt proud seeing K-POP being portrayed in such a global way — especially in a movie format!

Then I thought:“Wouldn’t it be amazing if international fans could learn the Korean expressions used in the movie too?”

So today, I’m sharing some slang, emotional phrases, and natural sentence endings you can learn directly from the characters in Demon Huntrix — plus a bonus tip at the end on how to practice them yourself!

✏️ 7 Korean Phrases from Demon Huntrix

1. “제 최애는 미라예요”

최애 (choe-ae) = “ultimate favorite” (a K-pop fan slang)예요 / 이에요 = polite sentence ending like “is/are”

✅ Example sentences:

• 제 최애는 제니예요. (My favorite is Jennie.)

• 제 최애는 RM이에요. (My favorite is RM.)

2. “춤선이 아주 끝내주죠”

춤선 (chum-seon) = body line in dance끝내주다 (kkeut-nae-ju-da) = “awesome” or “killer” (slang)

✅ Example:

• That choreography? 끝내줘요! (It’s killer!)

• The outfit is just… 끝내줘요!

3. “그냥 뭐 간지 좔좔이죠”

간지 (gan-ji) = cool, stylish vibe좔좔 (jwal-jwal) = dripping/pouring, overflowing feel

✅ Example:

• 간지가 철철 넘쳐요. (So stylish it overflows.)

• 스타일이 좔좔 흘러요. (Dripping with fashion.)

4. “완전 귀요미 막내”

귀요미 (gwi-yo-mi) = cutie막내 (mak-nae) = the youngest member in a group

✅ Examples:

• 완전 귀요미예요! (She’s such a cutie!)

• 우리 반 막내는 진짜 귀엽죠. (The youngest in our class is adorable.)

5. “카리스마가 쩔어요”

카리스마 (charisma) = charisma (same word!)쩔다 (jjeol-da) = “to slay” / “to be epic” (slang)

✅ Examples:

• 무대에서 카리스마 쩔어요. (Total stage charisma.)

• 눈빛이 쩌네요! (That gaze slays.)

6. “너무 쩔어서 바지에 지릴 정도”

지리다 (ji-ri-da) = slang for being so amazed you might pee yourself 😅~정도 (~jeong-do) = “to the extent of”

✅ Examples:

• 너무 웃겨서 숨이 안 쉬어졌어요. (So funny I couldn’t breathe.)

• 너무 멋져서 기절할 뻔했어요. (So cool I almost fainted.)

7. “탯줄부터 연예인이죠”

A humorous exaggeration:“They were born to be a celebrity.”

✅ Examples:

• DNA가 연예인이에요. (It’s in their DNA.)

• 태어나자마자 무대 체질! (They’re made for the stage.)

🗣️ Grammar tip: 예요 vs. 이에요

Ends in...	Use	Example
consonant	이에요	그는 배우이에요. (He is an actor.)
vowel	예요	그녀는 아이돌예요. (She is an idol.)

🎮 How Babblee Helps You Practice

Babblee is a story-based Korean learning appwhere you don’t just study grammar — you live it.

You play as a K-POP trainee preparing for debut.Each day, you unlock one sentence by reading, speaking, writing, and listening to it in context.

✔️ 1 sentence a day — easy to keep up✔️ Practice phonics → vocabulary → sentence flow✔️ Focus on usable, short expressions✔️ Adorable, immersive visual novel style

🔜 What’s coming next?

In upcoming updates, Babblee will include speaking missions based on story situations like:

• Asking for help at an audition

• Introducing yourself at an agency interview

• Greeting fans on stage

💬 You won’t just “learn Korean” — you’ll use Korean.

✅ Why join now?

The July beta is 100% free — and your feedback will shape the future of Babblee.

If you want to learn Korean in a fun, story-driven way (not boring flashcards),

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