"Gwaja" (과자) usually simplified down to just 'crackers' :/ Supposed to be a broad umbrella term for various packaged or like... convenience-store snacks; whether they're savoury, salty or sweet. Like bags of chips or candies.
There's also "Gansik" (간식) which I think is the more "snack" word used in korea, it can also include street foods in its meaning?
Idk I'm not korean, I just thought the use of the word crackers in ch 105 was weird...(￣∇￣")
"Gwaja" (과자) usually simplified down to just 'crackers' :/
Supposed to be a broad umbrella term for various packaged or like... convenience-store snacks; whether they're savoury, salty or sweet. Like bags of chips or candies.
There's also "Gansik" (간식) which I think is the more "snack" word used in korea, it can also include street foods in its meaning?
Idk I'm not korean, I just thought the use of the word crackers in ch 105 was weird...(￣∇￣")