Korean slang, explained in English · 119

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• 뉴맨족nyumaenjokYoung male consumers who clearly express their own tastes and actively spend on themselves.Young male consumers who clearly express their own tastes and actively spend on themselves.
• 뉴능nyuneungA format combining news and variety entertainment to present information in an entertaining way.A format combining news and variety entertainment to present information in an entertaining way.
• 뉴사nyusaA short term for a newly taken photo.A short term for a newly taken photo.
• 뉴트로nyuteuroRetro culture enjoyed by reinterpreting an old sensibility through contemporary tastes.Retro culture enjoyed by reinterpreting an old sensibility through contemporary tastes.
• O2OO2OAn abbreviation for a business model connecting online and offline channels to access products or services.An abbreviation for a business model connecting online and offline channels to access products or services.
• O4OO4OAn abbreviation for expanding offline businesses using technology, data, and other resources accumulated online.An abbreviation for expanding offline businesses using technology, data, and other resources accumulated online.
• OA기기oagigiOffice automation equipmentEquipment used for office automation, such as computers, copiers, and fax machines.
• 오버 투어리즘obeo tueorijeumExcessive tourism turning residential areas into tourist destinations and harming residents.Excessive tourism turning residential areas into tourist destinations and harming residents.
• 오버롤즈obeoroljeuBib overallsClothing with a chest-covering part attached to the trousers.
• OBTOBTAn abbreviation for testing a game by opening it to users ahead of release or a similar milestone.An abbreviation for testing a game by opening it to users ahead of release or a similar milestone.
• 오분백obunbaekA luxury bag so common that one frequently sees other people carrying it.A luxury bag so common that one frequently sees other people carrying it.
• OCROCRAn abbreviation for optical character recognition in information technology.An abbreviation for optical character recognition in information technology.
• 오다망odamangAn expression meaning one failed to follow the diet planned for that day.An expression meaning one failed to follow the diet planned for that day.
• 오등완odeungwanAn expression used with hiking proof photos and similar posts to say the day’s hike is complete.An expression used with hiking proof photos and similar posts to say the day’s hike is complete.
• 오디족odijokPeople who manage their weight through outdoor activities.People who manage their weight through outdoor activities.
• 오디오북odiobukAudiobookMaterial providing recordings of books read aloud on CDs or as digital files.
• 오디세이odiseiAn abbreviation introduced as meaning that one ate at least three desserts in a day.An abbreviation introduced as meaning that one ate at least three desserts in a day.
• ODMODMAn abbreviation for a production model where a manufacturer supplies products it developed and designed under the ordering company’s brand.An abbreviation for a production model where a manufacturer supplies products it developed and designed under the ordering company’s brand.
• 오독완odogwanAn expression shared in reading logs to say one has finished the day’s reading.An expression shared in reading logs to say one has finished the day’s reading.
• OECDoecdOrganization for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentAn English abbreviation for 경제 협력 개발 기구, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
• OEMOEMAn abbreviation for a production model where a manufacturer supplies products bearing the ordering seller’s brand.An abbreviation for a production model where a manufacturer supplies products bearing the ordering seller’s brand.
• 외밍아웃oemingautA playful term for revealing that one is an alien.A playful term for revealing that one is an alien.
• 외모 체크oemo checkAppearance checkAn upbeat catchphrase about checking how you look, such as by looking in a mirror.
• 왼얼사oeneolsaSticking to a camera angle that shows the left side of one’s face favorably.Sticking to a camera angle that shows the left side of one’s face favorably.

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