Not a question but a tip that I just recently learned

[BiasWreck]

Maybe I’m just dumb but if you don’t know a word in Korean and Google Translate is being wack, simply search the word into Google and if that doesn’t work for some reason (maybe because it’s onomatopoeia) then you’ll get the dictionary definition in Korean, which you can then translate
It seems obvious but for some reason I’m stupid and didn’t realize that.

 

[blinktwice]

Maybe I’m just dumb but if you don’t know a word in Korean and Google Translate is being wack, simply search the word into Google and if that doesn’t work for some reason (maybe because it’s onomatopoeia) then you’ll get the dictionary definition in Korean, which you can then translate
It seems obvious but for some reason I’m stupid and didn’t realize that.

I mean i used this method before, but i still always have to keep in mind that google translator doesn't know everything. I think your advice might help many of us who sometimes trust only google translator with everything, so thank you!

 

[sanasideup]

papago (a translator provided by naver) is also a good resource.