Korean slang, explained in English · 63

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• 하우스푸어hauseupueoA person or household with little financial breathing room because a large share of income goes toward buying and maintaining a home.A person or household with little financial breathing room because a large share of income goes toward buying and maintaining a home.
• HDMIhdmiA connection standard carrying digital video and sound between devices.A connection standard carrying digital video and sound between devices.
• HDRhdrA technology extending the range of bright and dark tones to enrich contrast and detail in images.A technology extending the range of bright and dark tones to enrich contrast and detail in images.
• HDTVhdtvHigh-definition televisionA broadcasting technology abbreviation referring to high-definition television.
• 헬시플레저healthy pleasureEnjoying healthy habitsA lifestyle of pursuing health and satisfaction together by making exercise, eating habits, and similar activities enjoyable.
• 헤비업로더hebieoprodeoIn this source, someone who profits by transmitting large quantities of illegally distributed copyrighted material online.In this source, someone who profits by transmitting large quantities of illegally distributed copyrighted material online.
• 헤친자hechinjaA fan deeply immersed in the film ‘헤어질 결심’ (Decision to Leave).A fan deeply immersed in the film ‘헤어질 결심’ (Decision to Leave).
• 헤드페인팅hedeupeintingPainting pictures on the headPainting pictures or patterns on the head, or the resulting pictures.
• 헤딩팟hedingpatA game group where beginners learn strategies through repeated failures and retries.A game group where beginners learn strategies through repeated failures and retries.
• 헤결hegyeolA shortened name for the film ‘헤어질 결심’.A shortened name for the film ‘헤어질 결심’.
• 헤이마마 챌린지heimama chaellinjiA dance challenge copying and sharing choreography created by dancer Noze for the song ‘Hey Mama’.A dance challenge copying and sharing choreography created by dancer Noze for the song ‘Hey Mama’.
• 헤지펀드hejipeondeuHedge fundA fund pooling money from a small number of investors and investing in financial and real assets through diverse methods.
• 헬기장helgijangHelicopter landing siteA place provided for helicopters to take off, land, or stay.
• 헬린이helliniA gym beginnerSomeone who has just started working out, especially weight training.
• 헬리콥터부모helrikopteobumoA figurative term for parents who hover around their children and interfere excessively.A figurative term for parents who hover around their children and interfere excessively.
• 헬스 디깅족helseu digingjokConsumers who explore health-related products or activities in depth to manage their health.Consumers who explore health-related products or activities in depth to manage their health.
• 헬스피helseupiAn expression likening a KOSPI market suffering falling share prices to hell.An expression likening a KOSPI market suffering falling share prices to hell.
• 헬스로빅helseurobikFitness training plus aerobicsExercise combining the strengths of fitness training and aerobics.
• 헤메코hemekoAn abbreviation grouping hair, makeup, and outfit coordination. It means styling encompassing one’s hairstyle, makeup, and clothes.An abbreviation grouping hair, makeup, and outfit coordination. It means styling encompassing one’s hairstyle, makeup, and clothes.
• 헨리henriSomeone with high income who has not yet accumulated enough assets to be rich.Someone with high income who has not yet accumulated enough assets to be rich.
• 허브족heobeujokPeople who connect cities around the world, share tastes and values, and create new trends.People who connect cities around the world, share tastes and values, and create new trends.
• 헐heolWhoa or seriously?An exclamation used when someone is surprised or finds something hard to believe.
• 헐퀴heolkwiA light exclamation used when very surprised or dumbfounded.A light exclamation used when very surprised or dumbfounded.
• 험비heombiMobile U.S. military combat vehicleIn the source, an abbreviation for a mobile U.S. military combat vehicle.

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