What does “개차반” mean in English?
This is an insult aimed at someone with terrible manners or behavior. It doesn't refer to an actual animal despite the term's components.
It's a direct insult similar to calling someone a 'prick' or 'asshole' in English, used to criticize someone's conduct.
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Related Korean words
개허접
3/5 · Vulgargaeheojeop
This is an insult aimed at someone who is extremely incompetent or useless, often used in a gaming context.
꺼져
3/5 · Vulgarkkeojyeo
It means 'get lost' as a hostile dismissal. While it literally translates to 'get out,' it's used to tell someone to leave you alone.
개구라
3/5 · Vulgargaegura
It means complete bullshit or a blatant lie. The literal translation is 'dog lie,' which adds a bit of flair to the insult.
개뻥
3/5 · Vulgargaeppeong
This means a blatant lie or complete nonsense. It's a more intense way to call out a lie.
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