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How do you read this? #

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이거 뭐라고 읽나요?

10~20대 : 해시태그
30대 : 샵
40대 : 우물정
50대~조상님 : 특수문자

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@DreamyGirlrhq 시원하개

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Quick Warning!

Internet lingo from gaming streams. Popular among Gen Z, but never say this to older people or superiors.

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Korean Slang of the Day: 알잘딱깔센 (al-jal-ttak-kkal-sen)

Short for "알아서 잘 딱 깔끔하고 센스있게" (Do it smoothly, neatly, and with good sense on your own).

Example: 이번 프로젝트 알잘딱깔센하게 처리해 봐.

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Today's essential phrase:
"심쿵했어...♡"

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'미쳤다' makes this purely casual. Great for hype with friends or online, but keep it out of formal settings.

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Korean Slang of the Day: 폼 미쳤다 (pom mi-cheot-da)

Literally "Their form is crazy!" Used when someone is doing an exceptional job, looks cool, or plays amazingly well.

Example: 오늘 춤 폼 미쳤다!

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Today's Korean nuance check:
"알다" vs "이해하다"

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Answer A could be the answer as well, but using '께' is more polite.

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Textbook Korean vs Real Korean! Which particle makes this sentence sound natural? 🧠

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oday's Korean nuance check:
"듣다" vs "들리다"

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Today's K-Slang: 억까 (eok-kka)
Meaning: Unreasonable criticism or forced fault-finding.

Combine '억지' (forced) + '까다' (to criticize). Use it when someone criticizes you for no valid reason!

#KoreanSlang #LearnKorean

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@korean_study_r 열공열공

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Today's Korean nuance check:
"듣다" vs "들리다"

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Quick Warning!

'Bamti' is strictly casual lingo for teens and 20-somethings. Keep it between close friends and never use it at work or with older folks.

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Korean Slang of the Day: 밤티 (bamti)

If something looks plain bad or not great at all, it's 'bamti'. It originated from a game character whose design looked off.

Example: 이거 좀 밤티다.

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@eomcoertis In Korean age, we always 1 or 2yrs older than you guys ;(

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@Rainmaker1973 he's so good at doing impression of korean especially lol

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@S_eve7 @grok 왼쪽부터 순서대로 일본인, 중국인, 한국인

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@WholesomeMeme 일하는 사람들한테 무례하게 구는건 별로긴하지..
무례하게 굴지 말라고 하는 팻말을 세워야 하는게 슬프다 ㅠ 당연한거 아니냐고요~~