“Eotteokhae” (어떡해) — not a question, despite appearances
Subtitles write “what should I do?” and turn a wail into a request for advice. It also doubles as a squeal at something too cute to handle.
things they say
“Bap meogeosseo?” (밥 먹었어?) — not really a question about food
It sits in the slot English fills with “how are you”. Which is why a character can burst into tears when a parent asks it over the phone.
“Gwaenchanayo” (괜찮아요) — it also means “no thank you”
The subtitle says “It’s okay” and the character has just declined. If someone offers you something and you actually want it, this is the one word not to say.
“Jal meokgetseumnida” (잘 먹겠습니다) — not “bon appétit”
It is a thank-you disguised as a statement about yourself, and it is aimed at whoever is feeding you. Say it to a waiter and it lands wrong.