Easy Korean Texting Slang Words Popular In Korea | Texting with native Korean | Learn Korean

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Just made Korean friends online and need to learn more about Korean Texting?
Did someone text you “ㄱㅅ”, “ㅇㅇ”, or "ㅊㅋ” and you have no idea what that means?
In this video, you’ll learn more about how to text with a Korean friend, what abbreviations and slang you can use.
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[@jlkdeh3171]

Great to konw! ㄱㅅㄱㅅ

[@sue008A]

Hi Jenny. I just want to clarify the words Real and really. They don't have the same use and meaning in a sentence.
Here's the info:
In English grammar, real is an adjective and really is an adverb.
Real is an adjective. It modifies only nouns or pronouns. Really is an adverb. It modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
English Plus Real or Really?
... the word should be really, as in "She is really happy." Real is equivalent to true, or genuine, or actual whereas really is equivalent to the word very

[@jwkoreatv]

Thanks for your clarification.
The reason I wrote both “real” and “really” is, the word 레알 came from English word “real”. But its usage is same as “really”.