This study contrasted multi-sensory expressions in Korean and Indonesian. Multi-sensation are the combination of senses and appear linguistically at the word and expression levels. The results of this study are as follows. First, Multi-sensory expressions semantically expanded for each language. In Korean, ‘nwun(eye)-mas(taste)’ is defined “the feeling of seeing and feeling with the eyes.” In Indonesian, ‘buta(blind)-nada(word)’ is defined “tone-deaf.” Second, the two languages semantically extended to indicate the characteristics of a person's emotions or objects through context. However, there was a difference in its semantic aspects. For example, in Korean, ‘ppukepqta(hot)’ appeared as a positive aspect, whereas in Indonesian, ‘panas(hot)’ appeared as a negative aspect.