OK, I'll go! Anything coherent here? 재보 and 부자인

[John W]

Interesting to see how hard it is for a non-Korean speaker to come up with a coherent name...

What about 재보 and 부자인? Did I hit anything with meaning?

[yanni]

The first one is wealth. The second one is wealthy (adjective) I don't think this one would be used by itself.

The first one looks solid to me.

disclaimer: I don't speak Korean

[hanidn]

Originally Posted by John W

Interesting to see how hard it is for a non-Korean speaker to come up with a coherent name...

What about 재보 and 부자인? Did I hit anything with meaning?

재보 : we sometimes use it like "informing" not like riches.
overture.co.kr number is 70 only.......not a good enough....

부자인 : It is like "rich + human" in english... not in general composition....
http://inventory.overture.com/d/sear...estion/?mkt=kr
numbered less than 10.... sorry...

[Static]

Originally Posted by hanidn

재보 : we sometimes use it like "informing" not like riches.
overture.co.kr number is 70 only.......not a good enough....

부자인 : It is like "rich + human" in english... not in general composition....
http://inventory.overture.com/d/sear...estion/?mkt=kr
numbered less than 10.... sorry...

재보 when used as a noun does mean something close to wealth. Something of value.

[명사]
1 보배롭고 귀중한 재물.
2 재화와 보물을 아울러 이르는 말.

But to be honest, I don't think it may be worth what it feels like it may be.