Korean Text Slang

Korean Text Slang Explained | Cute Words You Can Use While Texting In Korean

Confused by Korean text slang? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! If you watch Korean dramas or are a fan of K-pop, you have probably encountered lots of Korean text slang. Often this text slang is a short form of a Korean word or is a cute way to say something while texting in Korean. In this post, we will teach you all about Korean text slang and their meanings so you can use these cute words next time you’re texting your Korean friends.

γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹ Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹

γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹ [k k k] is the Korean equivalent of lol (laugh out loud). γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹ (sometimes written as 크크크 [kuh-kuh-kuh] represents the sound of laughter and is a common Korean text slang used to express that you find something funny when texting in Korean. The more γ…‹ you add, the more you are laughing.

γ…Šγ…‹ Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…Šγ…‹

γ…Šγ…‹ is short for μΆ•ν•˜ [chu-ka] or μΆ•ν•˜ν•΄μš” [chu-ka-hae-yo] which means congratulations in Korean. γ…Šγ…‹ is used as Korean text slang when you want to congratulate someone in a cute way.

γ„±γ…… Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ„±γ……

γ„±γ…… is short for 감사 [gam-sa] (thanks). γ„±γ…… is a cute way of saying thank you in Korean while texting with close friends.

γ…Žγ…Žγ…Ž Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…Žγ…Žγ…Ž

γ…Žγ…Žγ…Ž is short for ν•˜ν•˜ν•˜ (ha-ha-ha), which is the sound of laughing. Like γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹, you can add more γ…Ž to show you find something really funny.

γ…‡γ…‡ Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…‡γ…‡

γ…‡γ…‡ comes from 응, which is an informal way to say β€œYes” in Korean. If you have read our lesson on how to say Yes and No in Korean, then you know that the standard polite way to say yes is λ„€. As with all text slang, γ…‡γ…‡ is informal, so only use it with close friends, family, and those younger than you.

γ…œγ…œ Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…œγ…œ

γ…œγ…œ is text slang which shows you are crying or sad. The characters γ…œγ…œ resemble closed eyes with tears. A variation of this text slang is γ… γ… , which again resembles closed eyes with tears streaming down.

헐 Meaning

Korean Text Slang 헐

헐 (heol) is similar to saying OMG in English and is used in Korean text slang when you want to show your surprise or shock about something.

ㅁㄹ Meaning

Korean Text Slang ㅁㄹ

ㅁㄹ is text slang for β€œI don’t know”, which comes from the word λͺ°λΌ [mol-la]. Learn more ways to say β€œI don’t know.” in Korean.

γ…γ…Žγ…Ž Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…γ…Žγ…Ž

γ…γ…Žγ…Ž is short for ν‘Έν•˜ν•˜ [pu-ha-ha] and is way to express laughter and show you found something funny. Compared to γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹ and γ…Žγ…Žγ…Ž, γ…γ…Žγ…Ž is stronger and more like you are bursting out laughing.

γ…‡γ…‹ Meaning

Korean Text Slang γ…‡γ…‹

γ…‡γ…‹ is short for μ˜€μΌ€μ΄ [o-ke-i]. As you can see, it sounds like the English word β€œOKβ€œ. This is an example of a β€˜Korean loan wordβ€˜ and is used just the same as the word β€œOK” is used in English.

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Thanks for reading. I hope you enjoy texting with your Korean friends these cute Korean text slang words. Before you go, be sure to check out our free Korean vocabulary lessons and lessons on Korean phrases to learn more common Korean words and expressions.