Talk:Bulgasari/@comment-34112123-20171227235140/@comment-33292301-20180213134951

o.k o.k.... look at the confusion. don't worry now, we got a native Korean speaker here..... :)

first, bulgarsari (불가사리) means starfish. that's correct.

second,

"극피동물문 불가사리강에 속하는 동물들의 총칭으로, 불가사리라는 이름은 몸을 잘라내어도 다시 재생되기 때문에 죽일 수 없다는 뜻의 불가살이(不可殺伊)에서 유래하였다."

https://namu.wiki/w/%EB%B6%88%EA%B0%80%EC%82%AC%EB%A6%AC

the term bulgarsari was from (불가살이) (don't google this)(unkillable) because it's "legs" grow again after cutting it.

불가살이(unkillable) 불가사리(starfish) (if you can't read Korean just think it as drawings, they look similar, right?)

third, yes, Korean was based on a sort of Chinese, but it's called "한문" (don't google this, the translate says it's Chinese, which is wrong because "한문" was a different kind of Chinese that was used in Korea a long time ago.)

fourth, "Most of Koreans don’t even know the meaning of Bulgasari. People take the word as a word." what?!? that's wrong.