Often used among friends of the same age or with someone younger. This simply means, Are you kidding? or Are you kidding me?
Used at the beginning of a statement or question when a person has doubts about something. It means by any chance or maybe.
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Hoksi
A Konglish word meaning call or deal, used when you are up for the challenge or agree on something
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Kol
Used when the person you are talking to seems to be lying. It means tell a lie, and do not.
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Ppeongchijima
Literally means like this, but can also imply What should I do?
Ireoke
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Often heard in K-dramas when a character agrees with another character’s ideas or opinions. It means sure or of course.
Geureom Geureom
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Used when you want another person to wait for you. It translates to for a while or wait for a while. Adding yo makes it sound polite
Jamkkanman
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A question often heard among characters of the same age or addressed to someone younger. It means What are you looking at? or What’s up?
Mwol Bwayo
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Commonly blurted out by characters in K-dramas when they don’t know how to do something or to express empathy for another person. It means What should I do? or How?
Eotteoke
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Often part of the drama plot involves somebody lying and eventually being found out. It means It’s a lie.