Hello, Son Yonoumina.

And you're listening to Talk to Me in Korean.

Today is not a holiday.

We're recording on a work day.

I know you're sad about it.

But let's talk about holidays in general.

So we're not talking about holidays as in vacation days, but the days that you are not you know

expected to come in for work so bank holidays speak gong hughil in Korean

yeah gonghuil etaise so let's get started right away with the beginner level

first so let's talk about the word itself first for a little bit. So Gong,

hsuil, can you break it down for us? Yeah. Ji? So gong is public and hugh is to rest,

to take some rest, and i. So gong hiuil is a day that everyone takes rest. That's right. So shu-i-il, if you don't have gong-included in front of it, it can be your personal day off. Right? Shui-hil. So, yeah. But even when you just say hugh-l, it has the sense of like everybody's holiday, but gong-h-h-h-h-h-h-l makes it official. Right. So what kind of Kong official. Right. So what kind of Konguiles are we talking about today? First, Erinidinidad. Oh,in'nir. Yeah. That's really important, especially for children. Right. Because it's a day for children. Yeah, it's Children's Day. Yeah. When are you?

Oh, World, O'Lay, 5th, right?

That's right, May 5th, right.

May 5th, and

and then, three days after,

It's Parents' Day,

Uh-Ey-Nal Oh boy'n'n'al. Oh, Uh-e-Nal-E-Nal.

Oh, boy-n-n-narl.

Oh, boy-n'n'al is a gong-hue-y. Uh-oh-oh-y-noy-nall is not a gonguil. Why, not, and May 15th is Sussing's-Nal. Yeah, the Seng's Day. Teachers Day.

Sussung and Sengim, they are both referring to teachers,

but Sussing has a more respected tone to it. So, Sysing's a Nile. So everything, Allini-Nal, Children's Day, Oboi-Nal, Parents' Day. Then, Sussing and Teacher's Day, they are all in the month of May. So the month of May is often called

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