Korean slang, explained in English · 128

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• 프로 통학러peuro tonghakreoA student with a long journey between home and school.A student with a long journey between home and school.
• 프로 야근러peuro yageunreoA joking term for an office worker who often works late.A joking term for an office worker who often works late.
• 프로불참러peurobulchamreoA joking term for someone who skips many gatherings or events.A joking term for someone who skips many gatherings or events.
• 프로에이징peuroeijingAn attitude of accepting age-related changes naturally and seeking to live healthily.An attitude of accepting age-related changes naturally and seeking to live healthily.
• 프로사랑꾼peurosarangkkunAn emphatic term for someone who actively and skillfully expresses love for another person.An emphatic term for someone who actively and skillfully expresses love for another person.
• 프로슈머peurosyumeoA consumer who participates in both production and consumption.A consumer who participates in both production and consumption.
• 프로틴플레이션peurotinpeulleisyeonRising prices of protein-rich foods such as meat.Rising prices of protein-rich foods such as meat.
• 프로튜어peurotyueoPerson earning income from a hobbyA person who earns income through a hobby without formal qualifications or professional training.
• 프루브족peurubeujokConsumers seeking uncommon brandsA term formerly used for consumers who express their personal tastes by seeking rare brands uncommon in Korea.
• 프사peusaA profile pictureThe profile photo displayed beside someone's name in a smartphone messaging app.
• 프셀peuselAn event selling stock or samples cheaply to media workers and others for promotional purposes.An event selling stock or samples cheaply to media workers and others for promotional purposes.
• 프티성형peutiseonghyeongA cosmetic procedure performed in a relatively short time using injections or similar methods.A cosmetic procedure performed in a relatively short time using injections or similar methods.
• PFIpfiPrivate finance for public facilitiesAn abbreviation for a policy method using private funds and capabilities to provide public facilities and services required by government.
• 폰테크phone techMaking money from phone resaleBuying a phone cheaply through subsidies or similar offers and reselling it for more to keep the difference.
• PIpiInternet user’s personal identityAn English abbreviation referring, in the checked material of the time, to individual internet users’ character and personality.
• 피앤티아르piaentiareuPermanent normal trade relations for ChinaAn abbreviation of the time for the U.S. measure granting China permanent normal trade relations rather than renewing them annually.
• 피디에이pidieiPortable personal digital assistantAn abbreviation for a portable personal information terminal that stores or processes information.
• 피딩족pidingjokGrandparents with financial means and energy who enjoy and devote themselves to caring for grandchildren.Grandparents with financial means and energy who enjoy and devote themselves to caring for grandchildren.
• 피엠아이piemaiWanting more information, unlike TMI, which means excessive or unnecessary information.Wanting more information, unlike TMI, which means excessive or unnecessary information.
• 피엠시piemsiPrivate military goods-and-services providerAn English abbreviation for a private military company supplying goods or services to armed forces.
• 피정재pijeongjaeA medical abbreviation grouping dermatology, psychiatry, and rehabilitation medicine.A medical abbreviation grouping dermatology, psychiatry, and rehabilitation medicine.
• 피짓 스피너pijit seupineoA small spinning toy played with by rotating it with one's fingers.A small spinning toy played with by rotating it with one's fingers.
• 피캉스족pikangseujokPeople who spend their summer vacation receiving skincare at dermatology clinics.People who spend their summer vacation receiving skincare at dermatology clinics.
• 피켓팅piketingAn exaggerated term for intensely competitive ticket booking in which tickets are hard to obtain.An exaggerated term for intensely competitive ticket booking in which tickets are hard to obtain.

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