Inssa / Assa (인싸/아싸): Korean Slang for the Social Insider and the Proud Outsider
인싸 / 아싸 (inssa / assa) means ‘Insider / Popular kid / Social butterfly / Outsider / Loner / The one outside the group’.
Ganjinanda (간지난다): The Korean Slang for Looking Effortlessly Cool That Sounds Better Than ‘Nice’
간지난다 (ganjinanda) means ‘So cool / Dripping with style / That’s swagger / Oozing charisma / Effortlessly badass’.
Yeolbatda (열받다): The Korean Slang for When You’re So Frustrated You Feel Your Temperature Rise
열받다 (yeolbatda) means ‘So annoyed / I’m heated / This gets me fired up / Burning with anger / I can’t take this anymore’.
Ppakchinda (빡친다): The Strong Korean Slang for When Frustration Turns Into Real Anger
빡친다 (ppakchinda) means ‘So infuriating / I’m furious / This pisses me off / I’m losing it / Absolutely fed up’.
Chodinggatda (초딩같다): The Korean Way to Say Someone Is Acting Like a Child
초딩같다 (chodinggatda) means ‘So childish / Acting like a little kid / Immature / Elementary school level / Growing up is optional apparently’.
Ppeong Chiji Ma (뻥치지 마): The Direct Korean Way to Say ‘Stop Lying’ Without Holding Back
뻥 치지마 (ppeong chiji ma) means ‘Stop lying / Don’t bluff / No way that’s true / Stop exaggerating / Don’t talk nonsense’.
Nojjaem (노잼): The Korean Slang for Something So Boring It’s Not Even Worth Pretending
노잼 (nojjaem) means ‘So boring / Zero fun / Not funny at all / Totally unenjoyable / Dead boring’.
Kkuljjaem (꿀잼): The Sweet Korean Slang for Something So Fun It’s Basically Addictive
꿀잼 (kkuljjaem) means ‘Super fun / Honey-level fun / Absolutely hilarious / So entertaining / The best kind of fun’.
