Korean slang, explained in English · 17

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• ㅁㅊCrazyA consonant abbreviation of 미친, used to express shock, disbelief, or amazement.
• ㅂㅂBye-byeA casual farewell written with the initial consonants of 바이바이.
• ㅅㄱAcknowledging someone's effortA consonant shorthand for expressions such as 수고했다 or 수고하세요, used to acknowledge someone's work or effort.
• ㅇㄱㄹㅇThis is for realA consonant abbreviation of 이거 레알, used to emphasize that something is true.
• ㅇㄷWhere?A consonant abbreviation of 어디, used to ask where something is.
• ㅇㅇYeahA casual affirmative response formed by repeating the initial consonant of 응.
• ㅇㅈAgreedA consonant abbreviation of 인정, used to agree with someone or acknowledge something as true.
• ㅇㅋOkayA consonant abbreviation of 오케이, used to say that you understand or agree.
• ㅇㅎAha or oh!A consonant rendering of 아하 or 오호, expressing realization or surprise.
• ㅈㄱㄴThe title says it allAn abbreviation meaning that the title already contains everything the post has to say.
• ㅈㅅSorryA casual apology written with the initial consonants of 죄송.
• ㅈㅈI concedeA consonant abbreviation of 지지, the Korean rendering of “GG,” used to concede defeat or give up, especially in games.
• ㅊㅊRecommendedA chat abbreviation used to indicate a recommendation.
• ㅊㅋCongratsA congratulatory expression using the consonants of 추카, a pronunciation-based spelling of 축하.
• ㅋㅋLaughter in textA Korean online expression representing laughter.
• ㅋㅋㅋㄹㅌㅅLaughter with a CORTIS referenceA fandom expression that adds the initial consonants of the group name CORTIS to the laughter marker ㅋㅋㅋ.
• ㅍㅌFactThe word 팩트 written using its initial consonants.
• ㅎㅇHiA casual greeting using the initial consonants of 하이.
• ㅎㅎGentle laughter in textA Korean online expression representing laughter such as “haha.”
• ㅠㅠCrying eyesA crying emoticon made from the Korean vowel symbol ㅠ, whose shape resembles an eye with tears.

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