When you cook Korean food, do you know all the names of seasonings?
Before you join MANNAM Cooking Class, how about learning Korean names
of seasonings?
This is a cool video for MANNAM Cooking Class.
You can also learn Korean names of each taste:)
# Korean Vocabulary
- 설탕(seol-tang) : Sugar
- 소금(so-geum) : Salt
- 기름(gi-reum) : Oil
- 식용유(sik-yong-u) : Cooking oil
- 식초(sik-cho) : Vinegar
- 간장(gan-jang) : Soy sauce
- 고추장(go-ghu-jang) : Pepper paste
- 고춧가루(go-gut-ga-ru) : Pepper power
* 기름(gi-reum) is a oil, but usually it is not for cooking.
* 식용유(sik-yong-u) is an oil that people can eat.
In this word, 식(sik) means to eat, 용(yong) means
to use and 유(u) means oil.
So, altogether, it means oil used for eating:)
* 고추(go-cho) means pepper and there are two kinds of seasoning that is
made of pepper.
One is 고추장(go-ghu-jang) that goes on Bibimbab, and the other is a 고춧가루(go-gut-ga-ru) that is in Kimchi.
Don't be confused! 가루(ga-ru) means powder:)
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