I don't know of a work out channel but I like going to group classes like HIIT, Bootcamp, Tobata, etc, because I am more motivated in a group as I need to try to keep up with the pace of the classes and have a hard time being consistent with exercising on my own plus I work out harder in a class. If you have ever done a Tabata class or other type of HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) types of exercises you might like the MyTabata app. It's really just sn exercise timer sort of where you can set how many sets you want to do, how long you want each "Go time" to be and each "Rest Time" to be.
You said 빠 is slang for admirer and that the 얼빠 / 몸빠 are sort of new slang. My question is 빠 by itself new slang or has it been around for longer, and where did it come from? Is it based on a non-slang word or phrase? Just curious.
Hi, Trevor! Thanks for your series of comments! I searched the web to find that 빠 came from 오빠 (oppa) which means older brother. Since many girl fans called their favorite male stars as 오빠, so it became to mean "admirer." Hope it helps.
알아서요, That makes sense. Some English slang is made that way too, by taking part of a word and using it either to mean the whole word or to mean something somehow related to the original word. Thanks for taking the time to research where it came from for me. 고마워요!
Thank you for the new lesson today. And i really hope Japan really find another alternative to their plan. Really looking forward to the next newsletter. Thank you Ari.😊
I don't know of a work out channel but I like going to group classes like HIIT, Bootcamp, Tobata, etc, because I am more motivated in a group as I need to try to keep up with the pace of the classes and have a hard time being consistent with exercising on my own plus I work out harder in a class. If you have ever done a Tabata class or other type of HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) types of exercises you might like the MyTabata app. It's really just sn exercise timer sort of where you can set how many sets you want to do, how long you want each "Go time" to be and each "Rest Time" to be.
I happen to be searching workout apps. Thanks for your timely recommendation!
You said 빠 is slang for admirer and that the 얼빠 / 몸빠 are sort of new slang. My question is 빠 by itself new slang or has it been around for longer, and where did it come from? Is it based on a non-slang word or phrase? Just curious.
Hi, Trevor! Thanks for your series of comments! I searched the web to find that 빠 came from 오빠 (oppa) which means older brother. Since many girl fans called their favorite male stars as 오빠, so it became to mean "admirer." Hope it helps.
알아서요, That makes sense. Some English slang is made that way too, by taking part of a word and using it either to mean the whole word or to mean something somehow related to the original word. Thanks for taking the time to research where it came from for me. 고마워요!
아리씨!!! Hi!! A workout channel I recommend is Move with Nicole. She does Pilate workouts and they’re amazing!! I hope you’re doing well ^^
Thank you for the new lesson today. And i really hope Japan really find another alternative to their plan. Really looking forward to the next newsletter. Thank you Ari.😊
Levi, 나도, 나는 똑같은 생각이에요! If Japan is really planning on doing that I too hope that
. . . oops . . . I hope that they don't do that.