Jesus christ superstar! I found this lovely list and it is awesome for two reasons. One) The author has done the most extensive Kognlish list I'v ever seen. Plenty of native English speakers talk about and mock Konglish but few stick around to really dissect it. The author distinguishes between loanwords, common incorrect usage and everything in between. Two) His list is free to repost. Sharing is caring.

Plus, I must gush about the site's author for just a brief moment. Hearing a linguist talk about language is sometimes more boring than watching paint dry no matter how awesome the topic may be. I mean no disrespect but I should know as my undergrad is in ESL. I had my share of boring linguistics lectures. Thankfully, the author organizes the list without the over-analytical BS that kills the fun of it. This really is quite an exhaustive list.

On a related note, while searching for this post, I ran into a trailer for an indie film that seems to be almost four years in the making. If you haven't already been the teaser, I'm of course talking about Konglish.

Anyways, I leave you with the list as it exists in it's current version. I have only slightly edited and reformatted the list. Please check out Leon's site for the most recent version, as well as other neat ESL materials. Although Konglish has little practical use for most students of Korean, I still find it fascinating. Enjoy!
Original Source and Related Source

Verbicide [verb (word) + cide (kill)] : "killing" or changing the meaning of a word. ( e.i., "loan words, with altered meanings"). 한글 Real English Word 진실의 영문 Verbicide Korean Definition 한국 정의 Real English Definition 옳은 영어 정의 액세소리 accessory Koreans generally use that word to mean: jewelry extra parts, for anything, including jewelry, but not commonly used to mean jewelry 앵글 angle angle bar or bracket the space between any two lines that intersect or come together end-to-end, relative to the 360° (degrees) of a circle.  I.e., an angle can be between 0 and 360 (exclusively). 본드 bond super glue any binding substance 부킹 booking introduction request at a night club making a reservation 버버리 Burberry overcoat or trench coat Trademark of light, long, waterproof coat 캔맥주 can maekju canned beer (or can of beer) can (n.) = metallic cylinder (not adjective) 사이더 cider sweetened soda water (like the brand: 7up) [in the USA.] cider = apple juice, usually homemade, sometimes carbonated [in the UK] cider=alcoholic apple juice [in Canada] hard cider = alcoholic apple juice soft cider = non-alcoholic apple juice 클락션 Claxon horn French name brand of horns So, it's not Konglish, but rather Korench 클로버 clover clubs (on playing cards) a plant that has leaves with three petal-like appendages 콜롱 cologne after-bath splash or after-shower body perfume men's perfume 콤비 combi (~nation) sports coat (and trousers) any mixture 컴퓨터 게임 computer game video game PC game 콘도 condo time-share resort owned apartment 콘센트 consent electrical outlet permission 커닝 cunning cheating deception 데서트 dessert after-meal tea after-meal treat 다이어리 diary day planner personal journal 엔진이어 engineer technician technical person (w/4yr.degree+license) 이벤트 event promotional event (Note:  Koreans only use the word to describe some kind of promotional deal, and is extremely commonly seen on Korean websites. any activity, or happening planned or unplanned,  usually involving more than one person. If you count participants and viewers, almost always involving more than one person 팬시 fancy fancy stationery extravagant (a.) 페미니즘 feminism women's liberation or "women's lib" Women-No-Different-From-Men Movement, and.. Sometimes:  Women-Better-Than-Men Movement 프리 사이즈 etc. 1. free-size 2. free ticket 3. free voltage 1) one size fits all 2a) all-rides ticket 2b) day pass 3a) one adapter - all voltage 3b) multi-volt ~  Free1 = without restriction Free2 = free of charge NOTE:  technically, "free-ticket" & "free-voltage" aren't wrong, but the meaning is ambiguous in modern English 퓨션 휴션 fusion intercultural making two atoms become one atom 가글 gargle mouth wash (n.) to wash one's mouth and throat (v.) 게이 gay male homosexual orig.=> slang: male or female homosexual sometimes=> male homosexual 글래머 glamour buxom woman fame and beauty 골던~ golden pants corduroy gold-colored (pants) 가운 gown robe [US] dressing gown [UK] gown = woman's dress [US] (There are two kinds:  a hospital gown, or an evening gown, which is a very formal dress) 깁스 "gyps" (gypsum) cast (for broken bones) white powder for making cast (CaSO42H2O) 헤어 핀 hair pin hair clip a pin for one's hair 해머 hammer sledge hammer small tool for pounding (much smaller than a sledge hammer) 핸들 handle steering wheel part of bag or door for grabbing 하이킹 hiking bicycling walking in the mountains 힢 / 힙 hip buttocks or "butt" sides of one's pelvis 힛 hit a popular product a popular song 호치키스 Hotchkiss stapler trademark of staplers 핫도그 hot dog corn-dog-style hot dog (looks like a corn dog, but the batter has no corn in it) a "frank" or "weiner" (sausage)  on a bun (bread) 헌팅 "hunting" searching for a mate searching for animal to kill (note: we in the U.S. sometimes use thismetaphor, but I do not believe that is a conventional metaphor) 아이디 I.D. Username IDentification card 젤리 jelly gelatinous candy "gummy" sweet food, made from fruit juice, sugar, and gelatin (differs from jam in that Jam has small pieces of fruit in it.) 클락션 Klaxon (Claxon) horn "make", i.e., name brand of horns (French) 라인 line managerial staff "line" has multifarious meanings: see my polysemy page 매니큐어 manicure nail polish the service of having one's nails polished 맨션 mansion luxury apartment building luxury house 미팅 meeting blind date business gathering 멜로~ melodrama romantic drama This genre (MELODRAMA) not only includes romantic dramas, but also all dramas that do not fit into other standard categories.  That standard categories are: ACTION ADULT ANIMATION COMEDY DRAMA FANTASY HORROR SCI.FI. DRAMAS (OR MELODRAMAS) contain stories about everyday life, AND include:  biographies, historical fiction, historical non-fiction, etc. 오늘 메뉴 eoneul menu today's special menu = list of choices 미시 missy miss-like Mrs. a woman's name (short for Melissa) 오바잇 overeat throw up; vomit eat too much 펜션 PENSION motel This word actually comes from French, meaning: boarding house My Source So, it doesn't really belong here, but it is noteworthy because in English the word has a different meaning.  In English, "pension" means, payment to retired persons. 　 피에로 Pierrot Clown This is NOT Konglish, it is KORENCH, I felt it worthwhile mentioning it here, because many Koreans think it is English. In France, Pierrot was the NAME a kind of pantomime clown, and comic character. 포클레인 Poklain (in North Amer.) Backhoe, (in the UK) Excavator "make", i.e., (company name) 팝송 pop song English song popular song (any language) 전자 레인즈 jeon-ja range microwave oven a "range" is a stove for cooking (there are two kinds of ranges:  a gas range or an electric range) 리셉션 reception backstage party a party for receiving a VIP or a party for receiving gifts  리본 ribbon bow material to make bows 퀴즈 quiz any of various verbal puzzles a short test 색 sack back pack kind of bag  (usually with open-top and usually without handles) 서비스 service free of charge and/or "on the house" 1. help (n.),  OR...  2.  repair work 섹시 sexy slutty, loose (note:  nowadays, some Koreans don't think this way) attractive; having sex appeal 샤프 sharp mechanical pencil not dull (a.) 스탠드 stand lamp leg-less table/counter 탤런트 talent TV star the person who is in front of the  video camera; or [commonly] a skill(재능). 팀 team group in a company (firm) that has a common goal ONLY sports group 타이핀 tie pin tie clip, tie pin ONLY PIN for tie 토스트 toast grilled omelet sandwich roasted bread 트레이닝 training sweat suit coaching 트럼프 trump playing cards or poker cards highest suit of playing cards (for the game called, "Bridge.") 언더그라운드 underground under-appreciated music any  illegal activity or place 빌라 villa small-sized condominium (usually from 3-5 floors, two units per floor) huge estate (literally means:  "a mini "village, owned by one person) 비닐 vinyl plastic kind of plastic (usually for imitation leather) 요그릇 yogurt liquid yogurt (solid) yogurt 요플레이 Yoplait solid yogurt name brand of yogurt 와커 walker military boots a device to aid in walking  　 　 　 　 Fantastic Fabrication The individual words exist in English, but the phrases below do not exist in the English language.  This category of Konglish2 is the most intriguing of all. 한글 Fabricated Phrase  아시아에서 만든 구 Correct Phrase 옳은 구 애이 에스 애프터 서비스 A/S (After Service) Warrantee Service ( = Free of charge) Service ( = Not free of charge) 아메리칸 커피 American-style Coffee Black Coffee 오토바이 Auto-bi~(ke) Motorcycle 백 미러 Back Mirror Rear-view Mirror 백 넘버 Back Number jersey number 캐시 코너 cash corner ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) 더츠 페이 Dutch pay Dutch treat 눈 샤핑 eye shopping window shopping 게임 룸 game room video arcade or video game room 골던 볼 golden ball sudden death (in game) 헤이어 밴드 hair band head band 핸드 폰 hand phone [USA] cellular phone [UK & US] mobile phone 하드 보드 hard board poster board 하이퍼 마트 hyper market grocery store 아이스 바 ice bar [USA] Popsicle (lollypop + icicle) [UK] Ice Lolly (ice + lollypop) 인터 폰 interphone intercom 키크 보드 킥 보드 kick board scooter (non-motorized scooter) 킹 카 king car' (abbreviation of "king card" from a deck of playing cards) "The pick of the litter" or "The cream of the crop" 라이트 코크 light coke diet coke 라이브 잉글리시 live English real-life English 맥가이버 나이프 McGuyver Knife Swiss Army Knife 멤버 아이디 Member ID (online) Username (online) 모닝 콜 morning call wake-up call 엠티 (엔 티) M.T. (Membership Training) club meeting or club initiation = first club meeting for freshmen 네임 카드 name card business card 오피스텔 office-tel (office + hotel) I originally wrote: does not exist in America, BUT IT DOES, we just don't have a name for it that I know of... Usually, the first floor consists of offices or stores, while the upper floors consist of apartments or condos 원피스 (원 피스) one-piece dress 오펀 카 open car convertible car 팬티 스타킹 팬티 스토킹 panty stockings panty hose 포켓 볼 pocket ball pool [American game] 사구 4-ball billiards [UK game] 셀프 캐메라 self camera home video and/or amateur video 셧 바지 (셧 팬츠) short pants (Konglish?) [in U.S.A.] shorts 솔로 크리스마스 Solo Christmas [I saw this on a Korean website, and it might not be Konglish.  It could be a kind of 'code-mixing' (i.e., a mixture of Spanish (solo) and English (Christmas).  Interesting combination for Koreans, though, wouldn't you say?] Hmm.  How do I correct this?  I know what it means, but... Maybe... Solitaire Christmas meaning: Alone during Christmas 스포츠 댄싱 sports dancing ballroom dancing (for competition) 비티아 VTR VTR stands for "Video Tape Recorder"  but in North America, we say "VCR", which stands for "Video Cassette Recorder" 와잇 데이 White Day (there is no White Day in the West) 양싯 Yang Seat / jang it / (I think "Yang Seat" was the intended Konglish, but it is impossible to write "Seat" in the Korean phonetic system, so what you get is something that sounds like "Yang Shit".  Incidentally, Yang means sheep, so if you are bilingual, you hear "sheep shit".)  [I saw this advertised on a Korean website.] Sheep Skin Seat Cover (for one's car) 와이 셔츠 "Y" shirts dress shirt(s) 　 　 　 Fabricated Abbreviations I think that the words/phrases on this list mostly originate from "Jinglish" (Japanese-ized English), but I could be wrong about that.  I know that some do originate from the Jinglish, or Japlish such as "air con". 한글 Abbreviated Expression 단축된 표현 Correct Expression 옳은 표현 에이 에스 A/S After Service (see also Fabricated Konglish list) 에이어 콘 Air Con Air Conditioner 오라이 All ri (only said when guiding a person backing up a car) All right (said any time something is O.K.) 앵글 angle angle bar 아파트 Apart Apartment Building (There are many apartments in one apartment building) 백 댄서 back dancer backup dancer 백 뮤식 back music background music 백 싱어 back singer backup singer 볼펜 Ball Pen Ball Point Pen 밴드 Band Bandage (or Band Aid) 카세트 cassette cassette player 센치 centi /  sen - i  / centimeter 시 에프 C.F. commercial (film) 클래식 classic classical music 클맆 clip paper clip 코팅 coating plastic coating (also: lamination) 콤비 combi (meaning sports coat & trousers) combination (see also verbicide list) 크레이파스 cray-pas (this might be correct) crayon + pastel (I've never seen anything like it... it really is a hybrid of a crayon and a pastel stick) 크림 샌드 cream sand cream sandwich 큐빅 cubic cubic zirconium (also: c.z., or zircon) 디비 D/B Database 디시 D/C discount 데모 demo demonstration (protest) 다큐 / 도큐 docu documentary 더블 재켓 double jacket double-breasted jacket 드라이버 driver screw driver 에로 ero (movie) erotic movie 플래시 flash flash light 프라이 팬 fry pan frying pan 게임 룸 game room video game room 핸디 handi  handicap (for golf) 헤스 health health club 홈피 homepi homepage 엘티 L.T. Leadership Training 매직 Magic Magic Marker (permanent marker) 미션 mission transmission 나이트 night night club 노트 note notebook 오디 O / D Owner-driver 오에이츠피 O.H.P. Overhead Projector 오에이 O / A Office Automation (equipment) 오티 O / T Orientation 오무라이스 omu-rice omelet + rice 펑크 punc puncture (flat tire) 레미콘 remi-con ready-mix concrete truck 리모트콘 remote con remote control 레즈 res resort hotel 네포츠 le-ports leisure sports 셀프 self self service 에스에프 S.F. Science Fiction and/or "Sci. Fi." 스폴렉스 spo-lex sports complex 스테인(레스) / 스테잉 stain(g) stainless steel wares 티피 T.P. transparency (paper) [for Overhead Projector] 텔레비 televi television ~팅 ~ting meeting (see verbicide) 트랜스 trans transformer 트랜스 trans transvestite / transgender 트로트 trot foxtrot 화이트 white white out (correction fluid) 랩 wrap plastic wrap

O.K. KONGLISH LIST (note:  O.K. stands for:  Oll Korrect) 한글 Word or Phrase Notes: 바이 바이 bye bye Koreans use this parting indiscriminately, but in America, it is considered a child's parting or intimate couple parting.　 콘디션 condition Koreans use this word to refer to their body's condition.  So, it's partially correct. 스태미나 stamina Koreans use this word to refer to sexual stamina.  So, it's partially correct. 티밍 timing 　 머플러 muffler UK English (in US, we say "scarf") 보냇 bonnet (of an auto~) UK English (in US, we say "hood") 빤스 pants {Koreans say: BBans (same as Japanese pronunciation)} UK English (in US, we say "underpants") 패밀리 네임 family name UK English (I'm guessing), for in US, we say "surname" or "last name" 첵 check(s) UK English (in US, we say "checkered pattern") 소파 sofa orig: Arab word: suffa, then French word: sofa English "borrowed" the word from French 다이엇 / 다이엣 diet 　 스토브 stove Koreans use the original meaning of the word, i.e., heater, which is still used, but we usually identify it by saying Franklin Stove. But, modern U.S. English has changed from the original meaning... nowadays there are two kinds of stoves for cooking:  a gas stove and an electric stove. 와인 wine 　 아이스 크림 ice cream 　 컴퓨터 computer 　 모니터 monitor 　 하드 드라이브 hard drive 　 시디 CD 　 키보드 keyboard 　 디스크 disk (floppy disk) 　 바겐 세일 bargain sale 　 비디오 video short for "video cassette" 모텔 motel 　 호텔 hotel 　 프로젝트 project 　 디제이 DJ 　 엠시 MC 　 캔바스 canvas 　 페인트 paint although the Korean definition generally refers to industrial type paint, not artist paint, nor make-up paint 인터넷 internet 　 웨브사잇 website 　 홈페이즈 homepage

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