Korean slang, explained in English · 131

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• 포토덤프potodeompeuSharing several photos of daily life and personal tastes together in one post with a brief caption.Sharing several photos of daily life and personal tastes together in one post with a brief caption.
• 포토러킹potoreokingBrowsing strangers’ blog photographsBrowsing strangers’ blogs to look through their photographs.
• POVPOVAn abbreviation of the English phrase meaning point of view. In short videos, it can also refer to a format immersing viewers in a particular character’s or situation’s perspective.An abbreviation of the English phrase meaning point of view. In short videos, it can also refer to a format immersing viewers in a particular character’s or situation’s perspective.
• PPppBroadcast program providerAn abbreviation for a business supplying programs to cable television and similar services in the source.
• 빠충ppachungShort for charging a battery.Short for charging a battery.
• 빠던ppadeonShort for throwing or flipping the bat after hitting the ball in baseball and similar sports.Short for throwing or flipping the bat after hitting the ball in baseball and similar sports.
• 빼박ppaebakThere's no denying itA situation where the evidence is so clear that it cannot be denied or explained away.
• 빽ppaekSenior student in a 1998 sourceA word meaning a senior student in a 1998 source on student slang.
• 빼난지원금ppaenanjiwongeumFriends sharing snacks with someone who did not receive Pepero on Pepero Day.Friends sharing snacks with someone who did not receive Pepero on Pepero Day.
• 빵공ppanggongStudying in a bakery or pastry shop.Studying in a bakery or pastry shop.
• 빵지순례ppangjisullyeVisiting different bakeries or areas to eat famous or tasty bread and baked goods.Visiting different bakeries or areas to eat famous or tasty bread and baked goods.
• 빵켓팅ppangkettingRushing to order popular baked goods, or the competition to buy them, as though booking concert tickets.Rushing to order popular baked goods, or the competition to buy them, as though booking concert tickets.
• 빵플레이션ppangpeulleisyeonRising prices of bread and baked goods.Rising prices of bread and baked goods.
• 빵픈런ppangpeulleonHurrying to line up at a shop’s opening or the start of sales to buy popular baked goods.Hurrying to line up at a shop’s opening or the start of sales to buy popular baked goods.
• 빵타ppangtaAn abbreviation for time spent eating bread.An abbreviation for time spent eating bread.
• 빠태ppataeQuickly changing one’s attitude according to the situation.Quickly changing one’s attitude according to the situation.
• 빠요엔ppayoenAn expert who is highly skilled in a particular field.An expert who is highly skilled in a particular field.
• PPBSppbsPlanning-based budgeting systemAn abbreviation for a planning-budgeting system allocating budgets after setting goals and project plans and analyzing alternatives.
• 뻐정ppeojeongAn abbreviation for a bus stop.An abbreviation for a bus stop.
• 삐끼삐끼ppikkippikkiA dance and challenge repeatedly moving arms with thumbs up to a professional baseball out song.A dance and challenge repeatedly moving arms with thumbs up to a professional baseball out song.
• PP카드ppkadeuPrepaid cardAn abbreviation for a prepaid card used for goods or services after paying an amount in advance.
• PPLPPLProduct placementAn advertising technique that places a product or brand within a movie, drama, or other program.
• PPMppmParts per millionA ratio unit indicating one part in a million of the whole.
• 뽀짝ppojjakAn expression adding a cute, dainty feel when paired with other words, as in ‘귀염 뽀짝’.An expression adding a cute, dainty feel when paired with other words, as in ‘귀염 뽀짝’.

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