I think it means dress shirts, but I don’t speak any Korean, so I’m not 100% sure.
I do know that in Japanese, the term for a dress shirt is “waishaatsu”, taken from the English word “white shirt.” Since the Koreans and the Japanese often borrow the same terms from other languages, especially English, I think it’s safe to assume that’s the case here as well. Especially given the picture.
Didn’t realize I needed me some Y-shits before I saw this! 🙂 Jane recently contributed to world literature by posting..Rock climbing at Mickey’s Beach
Hi Daniel,
Loved seeing you in the comments on my blog and wanted to check out what you get up to:)
Hmmmm…. I guess that means T-shirts?! You do see and experience the funniest things when traveling, that’s what keeps me wanting more!
I think it means dress shirts, but I don’t speak any Korean, so I’m not 100% sure.
I do know that in Japanese, the term for a dress shirt is “waishaatsu”, taken from the English word “white shirt.” Since the Koreans and the Japanese often borrow the same terms from other languages, especially English, I think it’s safe to assume that’s the case here as well. Especially given the picture.
hahah that’s awesome 😀
btw, great blog!
Didn’t realize I needed me some Y-shits before I saw this! 🙂
Jane recently contributed to world literature by posting..Rock climbing at Mickey’s Beach