헐 = What/OMG/What the
헉! = OMG
아싸! = Yes!/Yay!/Hooray!
대박! = Awesome!
엄마야! = OMG/Oops!
우와 = Wow
참! = By the way
아이씨 = Ah crap/Oh no/Cmon
아이고! = Oops!/Ohh!
아! = Ouch!/By the way
어? = Huh?
네? = Yes?
진짜? = Really?/Forreal?/Seriously?
그래요? = Is that so?
정말? = Really?
짱! = Awesome!/Cool!
어머나! = OMG!
ㅋㅋㅋ = The most common form used to express laughter. Sounds like kekeke.
키키 = Similar to the one above and is also used frequently.
ㅍㅎㅎ = Copy of how many people say puahaha in English.
푸하하 = The full form of the one described above
ㅎㅎㅎ = Short for 하하하 (hahaha)
혜혜혜 = Short for hehehe
ㅂㅂ = Bye bye
ㅈㅈ = Good game. Short for 지지 which sounds like gg.
ㄱㄱ = Go go
ㅅㅅ = Nice play. Used often when people play games online
ㄴㄴ = No no
ㅇㅇ = short for 응 응 which means okay I understand/ I got it
ㅗㅗ = F*ck you (looks like two middle fingers)
ㄷㄷ = Trembling. Comes from 덜덜.
ㅊㅊ = Short for congrats. Congrats is 축하해요. ㅊㅊ is like saying 축축.
ㅇㅋ = Okay. Comes from the Konglish version of okay (오케이)
ㄷㅊ = Short for 닥쳐. Is very rude and you would rarely use this. Most people use this when they are really upset and arguing with someone in the heat of the moment.
ㅊㅋ = Another abbreviation for 축하해요 which means congratulations
ㄱㅅ = Short for 감사합니다 which means thank you.
샘 = Short for 선샘님.Take the first letter of the first syllable, the second letter of the second syllable, and the third letter of the last syllable and combines them together to make a new word.
방아 = Short for the casual form of nice to meet you which is 방아워요
ㅎㅇ = Short for the Koreanized version of hi (하이)
짐 = Short for 지금 which means now.
어케 = Short for 어떻게 which means how.
ㅅㄱ = Short for 수고하세요 which means good job or keep going!
ㅠㅠ/ㅜㅜ = Crying
^^ = Happy
^_~ = Winking
-_- = Serious
~_~ = Bored
@_@ = Confused
OTL = Disappointment. The OTL looks like a person on their knees with their head down.
=_= = Sleepy
^3^ = Kissing
-_-a = Scratching head
^^; = Sweating
+_+ = Surprised
>.< = Embarrassed
0ㅠ0 = Vomiting
*^^* = Blushing
꿀잼 = Something that is extremely funny or interesting. 꿀 means honey, and 잼 is short for 재밌어요 which means fun or interesting. Literally “honey jam”.
노잼 = Opposite of 꿀잼. Means that something is not funny or interesting.
솔까말 = To speak frankly or honestly about something. 솔 comes from 솔직히. 까 and 말 come from까놓고 말하다
더럽게 = Really/Badly
극혐 = Extreme disgust with something or someone. This word comes from 극한 (limit) and 혐오
깜놀 = To be really surprised. This comes from 깜짝 놀라다 and is used pretty frequently.
안물 = I didn’t ask you. This is a really rude way of saying you didn’t ask for an opinion and comes from 안몰라봤어요.
안습 = Watery eyes. This is used to describe what happens if you’re in an embarrassing situation. Comes from 안구에 습기차다 which roughly translates to the eyeballs become wet and damp.
근자감 = Extreme self confidence or self esteem with no reason for it. This word comes from 근거 없는 자신감 which means to have self esteem based on nothing or just because.
케미 = Chemistry. This describes that electric feeling between two people who get along well and something romantic could blossom. This is basically the short form of Chemistry in Konglish.
웃프다 = Funny but sad. A combination of 웃다 (funny) and 슬프다 (sad)
멘봉 = A mental breakdown. Short for 멘탈분괴.
행쇼 = Let’s be happy. Cheer someone up with this phrase after a hard time. Comes from 행복하십시오.
헉! = OMG
아싸! = Yes!/Yay!/Hooray!
대박! = Awesome!
엄마야! = OMG/Oops!
우와 = Wow
참! = By the way
아이씨 = Ah crap/Oh no/Cmon
아이고! = Oops!/Ohh!
아! = Ouch!/By the way
어? = Huh?
네? = Yes?
진짜? = Really?/Forreal?/Seriously?
그래요? = Is that so?
정말? = Really?
짱! = Awesome!/Cool!
어머나! = OMG!
ㅋㅋㅋ = The most common form used to express laughter. Sounds like kekeke.
키키 = Similar to the one above and is also used frequently.
ㅍㅎㅎ = Copy of how many people say puahaha in English.
푸하하 = The full form of the one described above
ㅎㅎㅎ = Short for 하하하 (hahaha)
혜혜혜 = Short for hehehe
ㅂㅂ = Bye bye
ㅈㅈ = Good game. Short for 지지 which sounds like gg.
ㄱㄱ = Go go
ㅅㅅ = Nice play. Used often when people play games online
ㄴㄴ = No no
ㅇㅇ = short for 응 응 which means okay I understand/ I got it
ㅗㅗ = F*ck you (looks like two middle fingers)
ㄷㄷ = Trembling. Comes from 덜덜.
ㅊㅊ = Short for congrats. Congrats is 축하해요. ㅊㅊ is like saying 축축.
ㅇㅋ = Okay. Comes from the Konglish version of okay (오케이)
ㄷㅊ = Short for 닥쳐. Is very rude and you would rarely use this. Most people use this when they are really upset and arguing with someone in the heat of the moment.
ㅊㅋ = Another abbreviation for 축하해요 which means congratulations
ㄱㅅ = Short for 감사합니다 which means thank you.
샘 = Short for 선샘님.Take the first letter of the first syllable, the second letter of the second syllable, and the third letter of the last syllable and combines them together to make a new word.
방아 = Short for the casual form of nice to meet you which is 방아워요
ㅎㅇ = Short for the Koreanized version of hi (하이)
짐 = Short for 지금 which means now.
어케 = Short for 어떻게 which means how.
ㅅㄱ = Short for 수고하세요 which means good job or keep going!
ㅠㅠ/ㅜㅜ = Crying
^^ = Happy
^_~ = Winking
-_- = Serious
~_~ = Bored
@_@ = Confused
OTL = Disappointment. The OTL looks like a person on their knees with their head down.
=_= = Sleepy
^3^ = Kissing
-_-a = Scratching head
^^; = Sweating
+_+ = Surprised
>.< = Embarrassed
0ㅠ0 = Vomiting
*^^* = Blushing
꿀잼 = Something that is extremely funny or interesting. 꿀 means honey, and 잼 is short for 재밌어요 which means fun or interesting. Literally “honey jam”.
노잼 = Opposite of 꿀잼. Means that something is not funny or interesting.
솔까말 = To speak frankly or honestly about something. 솔 comes from 솔직히. 까 and 말 come from까놓고 말하다
더럽게 = Really/Badly
극혐 = Extreme disgust with something or someone. This word comes from 극한 (limit) and 혐오
깜놀 = To be really surprised. This comes from 깜짝 놀라다 and is used pretty frequently.
안물 = I didn’t ask you. This is a really rude way of saying you didn’t ask for an opinion and comes from 안몰라봤어요.
안습 = Watery eyes. This is used to describe what happens if you’re in an embarrassing situation. Comes from 안구에 습기차다 which roughly translates to the eyeballs become wet and damp.
근자감 = Extreme self confidence or self esteem with no reason for it. This word comes from 근거 없는 자신감 which means to have self esteem based on nothing or just because.
케미 = Chemistry. This describes that electric feeling between two people who get along well and something romantic could blossom. This is basically the short form of Chemistry in Konglish.
웃프다 = Funny but sad. A combination of 웃다 (funny) and 슬프다 (sad)
멘봉 = A mental breakdown. Short for 멘탈분괴.
행쇼 = Let’s be happy. Cheer someone up with this phrase after a hard time. Comes from 행복하십시오.
