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AF comes from the English intensifier “as fuck,” which became especially common as a short, punchy acronym in texting, memes, and social media during the 2010s. Korean users usually read it as the English letters “에이에프” and borrow it as a global internet-style emphasis marker.
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2jon-mat-taeng
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"This tteokbokki is seriously ㅈㅁㅌ."
originThe expression comes from 존맛탱, an intensified food-review phrase built around 존맛. It spread through online communities, comments, SNS, and food posts; the exact first use is hard to pin down, so 2010 is an approximate early internet-use year.
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jon-jaem-taeng
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"That variety show I watched yesterday was seriously JJT."
originJJT is a roman-letter shorthand for “존잼탱,” built from the Korean internet habit of shortening exaggerated expressions into initials. It sits in the same playful family as JJTGR for “존잼탱구리,” JMT for “존맛탱,” and JMTGR for “존맛탱구리.”
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"That final match was pure GOAT behavior."
originThe phrase “Greatest Of All Time” spread through sports, hip-hop, and online fandoms before becoming a global hype term. In Korean internet culture, GOAT is often read as 고트 and used for athletes, idols, creators, games, songs, or moments that feel legendary.
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king-bat-da
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"That smug face is so annoying, but in a funny way."
originA slang expression built from the playful intensifier ‘king’ and the Korean verb ‘열받다’ meaning ‘to get angry.’ It spread through Korean internet and streamer culture as a meme-friendly way to describe mild, funny, exaggerated irritation.
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