What is 빵돌이 (Pangdori) and 빵순이 (Pangsuni)? | Korean Slang & Suffixes

Meaning of "빵"

- 빵 is "Bread" 


Meaning of "돌이" / "순이"

- A cute way of calling a person that specifically likes something

- "돌이" for male, "순이" for female


Examples 

빵순이 / 빵돌이: Bread lover

집순이 / 집돌이: Homebody

잠순이 / 잠돌이: Sleeper / Heavy sleeper / sleepyhead

방귀쟁이 : fart machine


Do you know what 빵셔틀 is? 

It literally means "Bread Shuttle" 

Back in the day when the StarCraft was booming, Korean youth started adapting gaming terms into everyday slang. 'Shuttle' refers to a transport unit in the game. But stronger students forcibly sent weaker students on errands to buy bread from the school cafeteria, coining the slang 'Bread Shuttle' (school shuttle / errand boy)."


Let's read!

#1

To be honest, I'm a homebody.

(사실 저는 집돌이에요)

I love resting at home so much.

(집에서 쉬는 게 너무 좋아요)

If I work 6 days a week, I want to rest at least one day,

(일주일에 6일 일하면 하루는 쉬고 싶은데)

but my wife and daughter drive me crazy every weekend.

(와이프랑 제 딸이 주말마다 저를 못살게 굴어요)

But since I love my family so much,

(하지만 저는 제 가족을 너무 사랑하니까)

I can make that sacrifice.

(희생할 수 있어요)


#2

My wife is a real fart-machine, so she farts more than 20 times a day.

(제 와이프는 방구쟁이여서 하루에 20번 이상 방구를 뀌어요)

But that's totally fine.

(하지만 완전 괜찮아요)

Because when you love someone, even the smell of their farts doesn't bother you.

(사랑하면 방구냄새도 불쾌하게 느껴지지 않으니까요)

Plus, they say it's actually a healthy sign for adult men and women to pass gas over 20 times a day.

(그리고 성인 남녀가 하루에 20번 이상 방구를 뀌는 게 건강하다는 신호래요)

So I told my wife to fire away without holding back.

(그래서 저는 와이프한테 부담없이 뀌라고 말했어요)



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