I recently learned the word '귀차니즘' - laziness - , from '귀찮다' and the English suffix '-ism'. It seems like adding '-ism' should be quite productive but I couldn't think of any other 'Konglish' words made like this.
Are there any other kinds of '-ism' in Korean?
Well, I've heard 먹고사니즘 which means (something like) the idea that making a living (and feeding yourself) is the most important thing and other stuff can wait.
There may be others, but fixing a Korean word with "-ism" feels quite slang-ish, so you might not find many such forms in any "respectable" publication.
A search in Naver Dictionary shows:
None of those are even common words in English, so it seems to have pretty limited productivity.
A far more productive suffix would be the Sino-Korean version of "-ism" 주의 making words such as:
The word 귀차니즘 has been around for about a decade now, I think, and it's been quite popular among younger generations. I've heard 먹고사니즘 too lately, as jick mentioned, and there should be other words like that which have succeeded in gaining a small amount of popularity. However I don't think there are any similar "Konglish" words that are popular as much as 귀차니즘.
