SLANG

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Slang right? Yes! Korean slang! You only use it when your with friends if you use it with elder people it may sound a bit impolite. So here are some slangs you can use with friends :)

대박~ This expression means "Awesome!" (or "Jackpot!").

베프~ 베프 is short for 베스트 프렌드

남친/여친~ Korean slang terms for "boyfriend"/"girlfriend."

모쏠~ it technically means you're single since birth or since you were in your mum's womb

치맥~ it means chicken and beer

닭살~particularly it means chicken skin

콜~ sure\i'm in

막장~ 막장 is used for a situation so patently outrageous or ridiculous it could only happen in a TV drama.

아싸~ it means yasss! Or yay!

만렙~ Meaning "level 10,000," this refers to a person who's so good at something they're on the nth level. The idea is taken from online gaming where levels signify the skills and expertise of your character.

사차원~ A four-dimensional person is one who's unique.

비번~it means "password." 비번 is short for 비밀번호 (bee-mil-bon-ho), which literally means "secret number.

멘붕~ it means mental break down (short for 멘탈붕괴)

꿀잼~ it means "honey fun." When you describe something enjoyable, interesting or awesome, you say it was 꿀잼.

How do you say "boring" and "no fun"?: 노잼

불금~ 불금 is the short version of 불타는 금요일 (bool-ta-neun geum-yo-il), or "Burning Friday." It's the yearning for the last day of work before the weekend, when one will finally be able to sleep in late after a night of 치맥 with coworkers and friends.
월요병or "Monday sickness." It's the feeling you get when you're faced with another week at the office.

엄친딸~ 엄친딸 (mom's friend's daughter). It's when your mum wantes you to be like that one girl who is nice, has money, well educated so that girl technically becomes 엄친딸.

썸~ 썸 is the "something" that happens before becoming lovers.

프사~ 프사 is that infamous profile picture. It's the first thing the online world sees before they unfairly judge you.

파이팅~ it's a way of saying "you can do this!"
행쇼~ 행쇼 is short for 행복하십쇼 which means "Be happy!" but is used to say "Goodbye."

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