Korean Slang
Q: May you please list some korean slangs here?
If possible, in romantized way.
A: Wanna speak Korean with an attitude? Here are some nice phrases which can be useful to chat with young people.
Sarang hae yo = I love you.
Oppa = a term of affection from a younger girl to an older male. It literally means 'big brother,'
how do you say 6 pack in korean?
It came from "Starcraft," a 1998 real-time strategy game in which a player could choose to play as "Zergs," an alien race. Skilled players soon learned that they could quickly spawn a massive number of low-level units ("zerglings") and overwhelm their opponents.
According to Know Your Meme , the first instance of the term came during a game among some Korean players (a significant portion of the early "Starcraft" player base). The first Urban Dictionary definition of the term appeared in 2004.
Hi-I'm interested in Korean college, youth and street slang. I'd like to know:
What are Korean slangs for "tough guy" besides "gu-sim-jang", "jjang", "geo chil abi" and "kkang", and "gan-keun-nam-ja"?
Well....from my experience in Korea there are 2 that stand out and are used often:
kkang pe' means gangster...someone who is prone to fighting
another is Gak Du Gi which is a type of kimchi made from squarely cut Daikon.
is this korean slang? i know it means am i pretty. but would this be the proper way of saying it?
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The wives go along with the children, leaving the fathers - known as "goose fathers" in local slang - behind to work and finance the whole venture. "I sent my two sons, one in 9th grade and the other in 6th grade now, to Michigan with my wife last year |
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He served during three wars – World War II, the Korean Conflict, and the Vietnam War. One of seven children of John and Eva Sargent, Sargent enlisted in the Army the first time when he was 18 or 19 years old. He came home in 1940 and went to work at |
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The wives go along with the children, leaving the fathers - known as “goose fathers” in local slang - behind to work and finance the whole venture. “I sent my two sons, one in 9th grade and the other in 6th grade now, to Michigan with my wife last year |
Our dialect is so strange (or so I've been told) that even people who are fluent in both Korean and English have a hard time understanding us. Sometimes we'll be speaking in English but use a Korean slang for the verb (eg “so chokpalryo-ing!
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He had a personal guard called the Tonton Macoutes - Haitian slang for "bogeymen" - and banned civic organisations he thought were a threat to his rule - including the Boy Scouts. He was also reported to have ordered the killing of all the black dogs
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According to Know Your Meme, the first instance of the term came during a game among some Korean players (a significant portion of the early "Starcraft" player base). The first Urban Dictionary definition of the term appeared in 2004.
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@ is that like a new slang or something? I'm not Korean I have no idea what that means =))
As much as a Rat's Tail : Korean Slang (English and Korean Edition) (Paperback): Korean Slang invective and euph... 
@ I don't understand any Korean slang lol