"제 남동생은 찬장에서 자고 있어요."

Translation: My little brother is sleeping in the cabinet.

[Shlomo_]

Your little brother is Harry Potter

[WesSudduth1]

Younger brother should also suffice as an appropriate answer

[mm]

What is meant by 'cabinet'? We don't call anything in our house a cabinet... I can imagine one in a shop though. Do they mean 'cupboard'?

[Jeong-JinL]

When I read Harry Potter I couldn't really figure out what a cupboard was. We never really use that word for anything in the US. I even assumed it sounded like cup+board as clipboard sounds that way. I hope there are people in Britain with clibburds to write upon. The US has lots of drawers and cabinets in every kitchen and bathroom though.

[Ivitcyex]

I'd say that cupboards in US English are kitchen cabinets specifically, but I wouldn't call a cabinet outside the kitchen a cupboard.

[YW7k14]

Cupboard is another word for cabinet i think (cup-board)

[TikaShier]

your brother is either Harry Potter, or he has weird sleep preferences.

[YW7k14]

Or he's a cat

[CF00l]

제 男同生은 饌欌에서 자고 있어요

[Leenpcy]

찬장 is a room where beverages, food, and sometimes dishes, household cleaning chemicals, linens, or provisions are stored. Food and beverage pantries serve in an ancillary capacity to the kitchen.

[WesSudduth1]

Congratulations then! Yes I am fairly fluent in korean. 남동생 is referring to a younger (little) brother.

[YW7k14]

Yes and 여동생 is younger or little sister

[Yeji13107]

This is slightly disturbing bit all is finen right?

[Tsuki-tan]

you know, im so gluttinous when they said 찬장 i thought one of those kitchen cupboards with food stuffed in them, so I decided to add in 'food' in front of cabinet last minute. got it super wrong.

우~아.. 그놈의 (거의 폭력적인(?/)음식 학대 주위!) 식력 때문에... 정말로 어이가 없군,

[Miabenjamin]

보통 찬장은 조리할 때 사용하는 도구를 수납하는 공간입니다. 사람이 찬장에서 잔다는 예문이 나오다니...소가 웃을 일이에요.

저는 찬장이란 단어를 보면서 cupboard를 떠올렸는데 cabinet이 나오다니 그 또한 충격입니다.