Korean slang, explained in English · 166
Discover what Korean expressions mean, how they are used, and what their sources actually establish.
4312 English translations · Awaiting review
Search in Korean or English. Dates in the dictionary refer to verified sources, rather than live popularity rankings.
- TPSTPSA genre abbreviation for shooting games with a third-person view showing the character from outside.A genre abbreviation for shooting games with a third-person view showing the character from outside.
- TQCtqcCompany-wide quality controlAn abbreviation for comprehensive quality control involving the entire company, including design, production, and sales.
- TQMtqmTotal quality managementAn abbreviation for comprehensive quality management targeting products, management, work, and members for quality improvement.
- TRFTRFA target risk fund allocating assets such as stocks and bonds according to the investor’s risk tolerance.A target risk fund allocating assets such as stocks and bonds according to the investor’s risk tolerance.
- TRPGTRPGA role-playing game in which participants take roles and use conversation, dice, and similar tools to develop a fictional story under set rules.A role-playing game in which participants take roles and use conversation, dice, and similar tools to develop a fictional story under set rules.
- TRStrsShared-frequency communicationsAn abbreviation for shared-frequency communications in which multiple users share frequency resources.
- TTttLetter-based crying faceA facial expression made from letters resembling tears.
- 땡처리ttaengcheoriInventory clearanceSelling leftover inventory at clearance prices.
- 땡큐 골ttaengkyu golA relatively easy goal scored thanks to an opponent’s mistake.A relatively easy goal scored thanks to an opponent’s mistake.
- 딸친아ttalchinaDaughter’s friend’s fatherOne’s daughter’s friend’s father, used when discussing comparisons with other fathers.
- 딸깍ttalkkakResults at the click of a buttonGetting a result through a simple action with little effort, including easily producing something with AI.
- 딸깍 출판ttalkkak chulpanA critical term likening the rapid mass production of books with AI to a mouse click.A critical term likening the rapid mass production of books with AI to a mouse click.
- 딴 데 가지마ttan de gajimaA short-video challenge featuring simple moves to Leellamarz and TOIL’s song ‘하지마.’A short-video challenge featuring simple moves to Leellamarz and TOIL’s song ‘하지마.’
- 땅파라치ttangparachiReward-seeking land-use reporterReporting unauthorized changes in land use for a reward, or someone who does so.
- 따풀교ttapulgyoStudy through examination, problem-solving, and discussionA study method of examining textbook content, trying problems, and then exchanging opinions with others.
- 따수레ttasureThe name of a handcart designed to make collecting wastepaper easier.The name of a handcart designed to make collecting wastepaper easier.
- 떼쟁ttejaengA large-scale battle fought by groups of players in a game.A large-scale battle fought by groups of players in a game.
- 떼캠ttekaemCamping as one large group of people.Camping as one large group of people.
- 떡밥tteokbapHints that invite interpretationAmbiguous clues or metaphors in lyrics or props that leave room for interpretation. The term is also used for film details that hint at developments in other works.
- 떡버거tteokbeogeoRice-cake burgerA burger made with rice cakes instead of bread.
- 떡잔디tteokjandiLush-looking grass with sparse rootsGrass with lush surface leaves but sparse growth around the roots.
- 떡상tteoksangA sharp price surgeA sudden, steep rise in a market price.
- 떳덕후tteotdeokhuSomeone who openly and confidently reveals an intense hobby or fandom instead of hiding it.Someone who openly and confidently reveals an intense hobby or fandom instead of hiding it.
- 뜨아tteuaA hot AmericanoShort for 뜨거운 아메리카노, commonly used when ordering at a cafe.
No matching words. Try another Korean spelling, Latin spelling, or English phrase.
Read Korean examples alongside their English translations. Original sources and remaining uncertainty are kept with each entry. How to read an entry →