Catch The Wave - 미혼 vs. 독신 (Korean words comparison) [TalkToMeInKorean]

Here's a snippet from Hyunwoo's weekly appearances on Arirang Radio's Catch The Wave. In this video you can learn the difference between 미혼 and 독신.
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[@ZilLonO]

I think it's something like this...
미혼 is single but have bf/gf or fiance/fiancee.
독신 is single without a partner/not dating anyone.

[@xanaan]

잘이해했어요~~~미혼: not married yet
결혼: just married
독신: not married on purpose
(돌아온 싱글) 돌신: single after being married(divorced)?
맞아요? 정말 감사합니다, 이렇게 배우는 처음이에요!!

[@sirblumi1404]

결혼 is marriage/wedding.
기혼 is married
i think so :)

[@ccaastiel]

결혼 is marriage/wedding and married is 결혼했어요 like 우리 결혼했어요(we are married)
also just got married is 신혼 or 신혼부부(newlyweds)

[@MJ-jk9mk]

so clear thank you .

[@Raphanne]

Meeeeerde. I have been saying that I'm "dokshin" to all my Korean friends.

[@linlaxi]

Meeeerde ? Une française ? 😂

[@Raphanne]

Linda Lamy Niéhéhé, voui! ^^

[@linlaxi]

+Raphanne Omg t'es d'où ? ^^

[@Raphanne]

Linda Lamy De Strasbourg. ^^ Et toi?

[@linlaxi]

+Raphanne Bordeaux, 'fin, pas loin de Bordeaux 😌

[@syafiqhelmimohdnizam7580]

I'm from malaysia and when I heard "when you are not married, you are mee hoon" is the funniest thing ever.. hahaha

[@Athenanguyen1505]

독신자입니다

[@alexanderpuchkov410]

Thank you for the video! Can you guys tell the difference between 실력 and 능력?

[@talktomeinkorean]

+Alexander Puchkov We already talked about it recently :) We'll post the video soon.

[@alexanderpuchkov410]

Great! :) Looking forward to seeing it. Keep up the good work!

[@soshiangel90]

I wonder then, what is the Korean word for Fiance' or to be engaged?

[@talktomeinkorean]

+soshiangel90 "fiancé" or "fiancée" is 약혼자 and to get engaged is 약혼하다.

[@soshiangel90]

+TalkToMeInKorean Thanks!