Korean slang & trends · 56
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- 미포머족mipomeojokPeople who mainly post updates about their own everyday lives on social media and similar platforms.People who mainly post updates about their own everyday lives on social media and similar platforms.
- 미라클 모닝mirakeul moningA habit of waking early for self-development activities such as exercise or reading.A habit of waking early for self-development activities such as exercise or reading.
- 미룬이 사태miruni sataeA meme from an awkward stage moment when a performer tries to encourage audience participation but receives a quiet response.A meme from an awkward stage moment when a performer tries to encourage audience participation but receives a quiet response.
- 미스터맘miseuteomamMan caring for childrenAn expression of the time for a man caring for and raising children.
- 미식 유목민misik yumokminSomeone who visits restaurants in different places in pursuit of delicious food.Someone who visits restaurants in different places in pursuit of delicious food.
- 미팅 호스트miting hoseuteuOnline matchmaking coordinatorA person who arranges or coordinates meetings between men and women online.
- 미투상품mitusangpumImitation of a popular or upscale productA product made to resemble another product known as popular or high-end.
- 모바일 세대mobail sedaeGeneration organizing life by mobile phoneAn expression of the time for a generation handling various everyday tasks mainly through mobile phone handsets.
- 모디슈머modisyumeoA consumer who changes or combines existing products to suit their own tastes.A consumer who changes or combines existing products to suit their own tastes.
- 모에모에 큥moemoe kyungA Japanese spell-like phrase used in a performance wishing food to become delicious.A Japanese spell-like phrase used in a performance wishing food to become delicious.
- 모자방mojabangSpace for mothers and young childrenA space in a library, performance venue, or similar place with nursing, play, or other facilities for mothers and young children.
- 모자춤mojachumA dance using a hatA dance using a hat as a prop.
- 모자룩mojarukCoordinated mother-and-son outfitsA mother and son wearing outfits with a similar look or atmosphere.
- 모즈룩mojeurukClose-fitting fashionClothing emphasizing a close-fitting silhouette.
- 목소리벨moksoribelA recorded-voice ringtoneA mobile-phone ringtone using a recorded voice, such as a celebrity’s.
- 몰캉스molkangseuSpending a summer vacation at a shopping mall instead of traveling far.Spending a summer vacation at a shopping mall instead of traveling far.
- 몰링족mollingjokPeople who combine shopping, meals, movies, performances, and other leisure activities at a shopping complex.People who combine shopping, meals, movies, performances, and other leisure activities at a shopping complex.
- 몰래바이트족molraebaiteujokSecret part-time workersPeople who keep their part-time work secret from those around them.
- 몰세권molsegwonLiving near a shopping mallA residential location with convenient access to a large shopping mall. Some articles also use it for commercial areas combining a rail station and a large mixed-use mall.
- 몸치momchiPerson who dances poorlyA person who cannot dance well.
- 몸짱momjjangSomeone with a great physiqueA person described as having an attractive or well-developed physique.
- 몸테크momtekeuLiving in an old home while waiting for its value to rise through redevelopment or similar changes.Living in an old home while waiting for its value to rise through redevelopment or similar changes.
- 모나미룩monamirukAn outfit pairing a white top with black bottoms.An outfit pairing a white top with black bottoms.
- 모닝 페이지moning peijiA writing practice of filling three handwritten pages in the morning with uncensored, stream-of-consciousness thoughts.A writing practice of filling three handwritten pages in the morning with uncensored, stream-of-consciousness thoughts.
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