Today is a happy day, so I will use a translator. 오늘은 행복하기 때매 번역기를 사용하겠음 I don't really like spending money on me, but I thought about it yesterday and thought I should eat something delicious in my life. 난 나한테 돈 잘 쓰는 편이 아니지만 어제 생각을 쫌 해봤는데 뭔가 달달한게 사고싶어짐 It's a cake from a cafe that I really like, and it's really pretty, delicious, and expensive. It's like crazy prices. 내가 정말 좋아하는 카페의 케잌인데 정말 예쁘고 맛있고 비싸다. 미친 물가. (그리고 물가를 water라고 번역하는 미친 번역기). Anyway, it's my first time eating it as much as I want. I don't usually like cakes, but I just wanted to try them. It's not a big deal. 암튼 이번엔 내가 원하는 만큼 잔뜩 먹고싶었음. 난 보통 케잌을 좋아하지 않지만 한번 해보지 뭐. 별거아님. I already ate 3 pieces. I want to eat more, should I go out to buy coffee? 나 벌써 3조각 먹엇당. 더먹고 싶은데 커피사러가야할까 It’s too hot for that. Originally, I was going to go around, but I forgot to go back home. 그러기엔 너무 덥다. 원래 좀 돌아다닐 생각이었다가 더워서 다까먹고 집에 돌아옴. I need to see my sister's cat! I should have gone to the pharmacy too! I also need to pack my things for tomorrow! 내동생 고양이 보러가야했는데! 약국도 가야했는데! 내일 놀러갈 짐도 싸야하는데! Does eating sweets might reduce human memory? Of course, I'm just kidding. 단걸 먹는게 기억력에 영향을 주나? 물론 드립임. Today's random thoughts: 오늘의 아무생각 : English seems to be spoken in so many countries, but do the expressions that are used universally exist in common? Or are English expressions or slangs different depending on the region? 영어는 정말 많은 나라에서 쓰이는 것 같은데 공통적으로 사용하는 표현이 있을까요? 아니면 지역마다 사용하는 표현이나 슬랭이 다른가요? Oh, it just looked like a tongue twist. 이거 쓰고보니까 완전 간장공장 공장장같네. ㅋㅋ