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AEGYO : Cuteness or charm, esp. of a sort considered characteristic of Korean popular culture. Also: behaviour regarded as cute, charming, or adorable.
DAEBAK : Something lucrative or desirable, esp. when acquired or found by chance; a windfall, a jackpot.
FIGHTING : expressing encouragement, incitement, or support: 'Go on!' 'Go for it!'
HANBOK : A traditional Korean costume consisting of a long-sleeved jacket or blouse and a long, high-waisted skirt for women or loose-fitting trousers for men, typically worn on formal or ceremonial occasions.
KONGLISH : A mixture of Korean and English, esp.쟞n informal hybrid language spoken by Koreans, incorporating elements of Korean and English.
MANHWA : A Korean genre of cartoons and comic books, often influenced by Japanese manga. Also: a cartoon or comic book in this genre.
MUKBANG : A video, esp. one that is livestreamed, that features a person eating a large quantity of food and talking to the audience. Also: such videos collectively or as a phenomenon.
NOONA : a boy's or man's elder sister. Also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older female friend.
OPPA : a girl's or woman's elder brother. Also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older male friend or boyfriend.
PC BANG : In South Korea: an establishment with multiple computer terminals providing access to the internet for a fee, usually for gaming.
SKINSHIP : touching or close physical contact between parent and child or (esp. in later use) between lovers or friends, used to express affection or strengthen an emotional bond.
TROT : A genre of Korean popular music characterized by repetitive rhythms and emotional lyrics, combining a traditional Korean singing style with influences from Japanese, European, and American popular music. Also (and in earliest use) as a modifier, as in trot music, trot song, etc.
UNNI : a girl's or woman's elder sister. Also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older female friend or an admired actress or singer.

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aegyo : cuteness or charm, esp. of a sort considered characteristic of korean popular culture. also: behaviour regarded as cute, charming, or adorable.
daebak : something lucrative or desirable, esp. when acquired or found by chance; a windfall, a jackpot.
fighting : expressing encouragement, incitement, or support: 'go on!' 'go for it!'
hanbok : a traditional korean costume consisting of a long-sleeved jacket or blouse and a long, high-waisted skirt for women or loose-fitting trousers for men, typically worn on formal or ceremonial occasions.
konglish : a mixture of korean and english, esp.쟞n informal hybrid language spoken by koreans, incorporating elements of korean and english.
manhwa : a korean genre of cartoons and comic books, often influenced by japanese manga. also: a cartoon or comic book in this genre.
mukbang : a video, esp. one that is livestreamed, that features a person eating a large quantity of food and talking to the audience. also: such videos collectively or as a phenomenon.
noona : a boy's or man's elder sister. also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older female friend.
oppa : a girl's or woman's elder brother. also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older male friend or boyfriend.
pc bang : in south korea: an establishment with multiple computer terminals providing access to the internet for a fee, usually for gaming.
skinship : touching or close physical contact between parent and child or (esp. in later use) between lovers or friends, used to express affection or strengthen an emotional bond.
trot : a genre of korean popular music characterized by repetitive rhythms and emotional lyrics, combining a traditional korean singing style with influences from japanese, european, and american popular music. also (and in earliest use) as a modifier, as in trot music, trot song, etc.
unni : a girl's or woman's elder sister. also as a respectful form of address or term of endearment, and in extended use with reference to an older female friend or an admired actress or singer.