개새끼 (gae-sae-kki) meaning in Korean
개새끼 · gae-sae-kki
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'gae-sae-kki' (개새끼) is a highly common and offensive Korean swear word that translates to 'son of a bitch' or 'bastard'. It is primarily used to express extreme anger and contempt towards someone, though occasionally used playfully among close friends. Learn the intense meaning and context of this severe Korean slang.
Pronunciation
gae-sae-kki
Intensity
Extreme
Frequency
Common
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Meaning
A highly common and offensive Korean swear word that literally translates to baby dog or pup, but functions similarly to son of a bitch or bastard in English. It is used to express extreme anger, contempt, or frustration towards someone. While sometimes used playfully among very close friends, it is generally considered a severe insult.
Korean editor note
문자 그대로 개의 자식을 뜻하며, 사람을 심하게 비하하거나 모욕할 때 사용하는 대표적인 한국어 욕설입니다. 극도의 분노나 경멸을 표현할 때 주로 쓰이지만, 아주 친밀한 사이에서는 격한 친근감의 표현으로 장난스럽게 사용되기도 합니다. 기본적으로 상대방의 인격을 깎아내리는 강한 어조의 단어입니다.
Nuance and usage context
Understanding when and how to use 개새끼 matters as much as knowing its meaning. Tone, social setting, and formality all affect how this word lands.
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이 개새끼야, 당장 내 눈앞에서 꺼져!
You son of a bitch, get out of my sight right now!
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