Anajwo (안아줘): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
안아줘 (anajwo) means ‘Hug me / Hold me / Give me a hug / Embrace me / Please hug me’.
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안아줘 (anajwo) means ‘Hug me / Hold me / Give me a hug / Embrace me / Please hug me’.

어이 없어 (eoi eopseo) means ‘I’m speechless / Absurd / Ridiculous / Unbelievable / I can’t believe this / Are you kidding me’.

서둘러 (seodulleo) means ‘Hurry up / Quickly / Rush / Hurry / Get moving / Speed up’.

심쿵 (simkung) means ‘Heart flutter / Heart skip / Heart thump / Butterflies / Heart racing / Swoon’.

밀당 (mildang) means ‘Push and pull / Playing hard to get / Back and forth / Hot and cold / Power play / Romantic chase’.

실화냐? (silhwanya) means ‘Is this for real? / Are you serious? / No way! / Is this real? / Is this actually happening?’.

미워 (miwo) means ‘I hate it / I dislike it / I hate you / I can’t stand it / I don’t like it’.

죽인다 (juginda) means ‘Killer / Amazing / Awesome / Insane / So good / Mind-blowing / Fire’.