Korean slang, explained in English · 122

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• 오런완oreonwanAn expression used with workout records or photos to say the day’s running is complete.An expression used with workout records or photos to say the day’s running is complete.
• 오살힘osalhimSomething that gets you through todayThe strength to get through the day that comes from looking at favorite photos, videos, or similar content.
• 오스트랄로스펙쿠스oseuteuralroseupekkuseuA metaphor for earlier generations who could find jobs with fewer qualifications than are needed today.A metaphor for earlier generations who could find jobs with fewer qualifications than are needed today.
• 오쓰완osseuwanAn expression meaning the day’s writing or copying passages by hand is complete.An expression meaning the day’s writing or copying passages by hand is complete.
• OSTOSTAn abbreviation for music used in a film, drama, or similar work.An abbreviation for music used in a film, drama, or similar work.
• 오트위트oteuwiteuA Twitter post containing an error or directed at the wrong recipient.A Twitter post containing an error or directed at the wrong recipient.
• 오티otiA shortened name for orientation, introducing schedules and living or learning arrangements before admission or classes begin.A shortened name for orientation, introducing schedules and living or learning arrangements before admission or classes begin.
• 오트로버트otrovertBeyond a simple introvert–extrovert labelAn expression for someone who feels that neither “introvert” nor “extrovert” alone describes them well.
• 옷소매otsomaeA shortened title for the drama ‘옷소매 붉은 끝동’.A shortened title for the drama ‘옷소매 붉은 끝동’.
• OTTOTTInternet video servicesA service that delivers video content over the internet.
• 오운완ounwanToday's workout: doneShort for 오늘 운동 완료, used to record or show that you have finished your workout for the day.
• 오유주oyujuA tendency to evoke outer space or an unreal, mysterious atmosphere.A tendency to evoke outer space or an unreal, mysterious atmosphere.
• P&AAssumption of assets and liabilitiesA Roman-letter abbreviation for 자산·부채인수 (assumption of assets and liabilities) used in the article of the time.
• P2EP2EA game model in which items or currency obtained during play can be converted into real earnings.A game model in which items or currency obtained during play can be converted into real earnings.
• P2WP2WA monetization structure in which spending money lets players win or gain a competitive advantage in a game.A monetization structure in which spending money lets players win or gain a competitive advantage in a game.
• PaaSPaaSAn abbreviation for a cloud-service type that provides a platform as a service.An abbreviation for a cloud-service type that provides a platform as a service.
• 팝업 사이클링pabeop saikeullingTurning waste from short-term pop-up stores into new products or artworks.Turning waste from short-term pop-up stores into new products or artworks.
• PABXpabxPrivate branch exchangeAn abbreviation for a private branch exchange forming an organization’s internal telephone network.
• 파도녀padonyeoA woman who enjoys comfortable, pajama-like clothes as city streetwear.A woman who enjoys comfortable, pajama-like clothes as city streetwear.
• 패키지 투어paekiji tueoPackage tourA travel product, or the trip itself, for which a travel agency bundles transport, lodging, meals, itinerary, and costs in advance.
• 팩폭paekpokA blunt truth that stingsShort for 팩트 폭력, referring to bluntly stated facts that shock or hurt the person hearing them.
• 팩션paeksyeonA work of culture or art that adds imagination to historical facts or the stories of real people.A work of culture or art that adds imagination to historical facts or the stories of real people.
• 팸레paemreFamily-restaurant abbreviationA shortened name for a family restaurant.
• 팸셀paemselShort for a family sale that sells remaining stock and other goods cheaply.Short for a family sale that sells remaining stock and other goods cheaply.

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