Konglish Lesson: Z=J

Konglish. n. Words or letters written in the English alphabet, but pronounced in an thoroughly Korean way. ex. Z=J, so Zoo=Jew. As in "The Central Park Jew" or "Petting Jew." After explaining the difference, many Korean students will add "s," making "Jews." I had to firmly tell them that animals don't live in a Jew, and you can't drink Jews. They were somewhat confused.