Korea Red Lights District ?

Merl · #1 10-01-2005, 09:46 PM

Can some kind soul highlight where are the red lights district in south korea ? Think info. on this is quite lacking on the net. Cant seems to find a website on it.

Appreciate if any Bros can give some guidance. Thanks in advance !

guzzler · #2 11-01-2005, 11:02 AM

There is actually a bit of information in this forum. You'll find it if you search. One problem is that things may have changed a bit, they've been cracking down pretty hard on these areas and closing them down.

nbaccb · #3 11-01-2005, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Merl

Can some kind soul highlight where are the red lights district in south korea ? Think info. on this is quite lacking on the net. Cant seems to find a website on it.

Appreciate if any Bros can give some guidance. Thanks in advance !

It is actually in Chongyongyi.

You take the subway there and once out of the subway, you make your to a 7-11 and turn left.

It is quite near an army camp.

Have fun.

By the way, a FJ is 60,000 won roughly $SGD 100.

gigantic_tk · #4 11-01-2005, 05:44 PM

Red lights places/district in South Korea

Chong Nyang Rhee: Get off at Chong Nyang Rhee station. It is behind the Lotte Dept Store. This is full of nice girls but the service varies too much. I think the going rate is 60,000 won for 15 minutes.

Hooker Hill: Go to Itaewon and head towards the Islam Mosque and Burger King. It is near the fire station.

Yong Deung Po: Get off Young Deung Po Station. It is very near the Lotte Department Store. It is restricted to teenagers so I am assuming there is something there.

Young San: Get of at Shin Young San station (Blue line) and head towards Young San station (national rail line). It is very small and full of uglies. But some nice ones. I think it is 60,000 won for 10 minutes.

Mee Ah Rhee: Get off Girum station (Blue Line). It is a small ally way with the entrance partially covered. It is suppose to be huge. I think the rates are 80,000 won for a short time.

Lost dun call me, I haven't been there for quite some times aredi.......just for your info, perhaps some bros here who had visited these places can confirmed its validilty.

gigantic_tk · #5 12-01-2005, 02:52 AM

Had this "Korean Sex Slang" by Hardlock1 to share with you....

KOREAN SEX SLANG
Well, let me see: Po ji-----literally means, "pussy"
Cha ji-------- means "Dick" or "Cock
U Bong------- Means "Tits"
Mo Go-------- Means "eat"
Nae---pronounced like "nay"-----means "Yes"
So, if you touch her lips with a finger, and ask "Cha Ji Mogo?"
Well, you get it!
If you say, "Po Ji Mogo?" you just asked to eat her pussy!
Flattery will get you everywhere!
I Pun------the I is pronounced as an "E" and pun is is pronounced like "Puun"---- means "Pretty"
Yo Ja---------means "Girl"
So, if you say, "I Pun Yo Ja" you would be saying "Pretty Girl"
Ma Ni---pronounced "ma nee"---means "much"
"Ma Ni, Ma Ni I Pun Yo Ja", means "very, very pretty girl"
The word for lips is "Ip" pronounced like "eep"
So, if you say, "Ip, chon pa, an ju sae yo"
You are asking her to sit on your face!
Cool!
Ha Ha
However, it is all real, and true
Good Luck
Oh yes
"Tang shin ul, sa dang hae yo"
That means, "I love you!" Be careful with that one! You could end up married, and live forever, and regret it!!!!!!

Hardlock1

holein1 · #6 13-01-2005, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by nbaccb

It is actually in Chongyongyi.

You take the subway there and once out of the subway, you make your to a 7-11 and turn left.

It is quite near an army camp.

Have fun.

By the way, a FJ is 60,000 won roughly $SGD 100.

bro, closed down liao. the govt came down hard on these poor girls.

mivec · #7 13-01-2005, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by holein1

bro, closed down liao. the govt came down hard on these poor girls.

oh no!

That's where all the jap and HK actress quality girls were working... Sigh. Missed those days...

Yes, it was 60k Won (around US$60 a few years ago) for 15min. YES, only 15 min. I only went to Cheong Nyang Ni and Yeong San. You can ask the cab driver to bring you to these places... if they still exist that is.

Merl · #8 20-01-2005, 07:48 PM

Tks to all Bros who share info on the above!

Will drop a FR if manage to get someone I like. Cheers !

holein1 · #9 23-01-2005, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by mivec

oh no!

That's where all the jap and HK actress quality girls were working... Sigh. Missed those days...

Yes, it was 60k Won (around US$60 a few years ago) for 15min. YES, only 15 min. I only went to Cheong Nyang Ni and Yeong San. You can ask the cab driver to bring you to these places... if they still exist that is.

for last time, never go cheong nyang ni, super f***up place. they will actually rush you into offloading FAST. never like it really, only tried once. mee ah ree, on the hand, is better. it's actually more for the locals.if you go with a local, you tend to get better treatment. and for both cases, dmg is won60k, as of last year. however, both places are closed down liao.

hole.

holein1 · #10 23-01-2005, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by gladimhunk

"I love you" should be "Tang shin eul, sa rang hae yo" .. with 'eul' pronounced as the english word 'Earl' but without using 'r' .
Korean language is a pain to pronounce. Consonants and vowels have very sensitive variants...sometimes if not taken care of properly, nothing could be understood by the listener.

bro, for the newer generation, dont need to tang shin nng oredi. they'll find you funny actually.

hole.

holein1 · #11 24-01-2005, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by gladimhunk

Can't say you're wrong there ..
Tang Shin Eul is an honorific salutation, it doesn't make sense to me too, to refer to someone who is close and you love as Tang Shin .
Usually person of the same status will use "Neo Reul" as in 'Noh Rll' ( sorry hard to describe prounounciation accurately ) , Neh Ka ...depends on which grammar...

Tang Shin can also be used to sound mean to someone when u're angry at someone ...

right right. seems like you took korean lessons huh? haha.

hole.