"Slang of old" means "노땅" in Korean.

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노땅
 
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Pronunciation ： no ddang
meaning ： Slang of old
"Slang of old" is "노땅"(no ddang) in Korean.
It is a slang relative age refers to a person of the above. For example, 1-2 graders also a collection of college students said that 노땅 (Notan) in fourth grade.
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    Korean of "Slang, youth words"

  • 커밍아웃（coming out）
  • 군바리（Slang of soldier）
  • 땡기다（Muscles vine, pull, and ..
  • 막장（Ridiculous situation）
  • 딴지(를) 걸다（Put the accusation）
  • 대딩（Slang of college students..
  • 깡다구（Competitive spirit）
  • 호구（stupid）
  • 맞짱（Negligence, one-on-one ga..
  • 기레기（Slang of reporter）
  • 꺽다（I drink）
  • 김천（Stands for major Korean f..
  • 똘마니（Underling, henchman, sub..
  • 더플 코트（duffle coat）
  • 남친（boyfriend）
  • 배꼽 인사（Korean-style of bow）
  • 뒷북(을) 치다（Make a big waste at..
  • 아점（brunch）
  • 또라이（You jerk）
  • 개판이다（disorder）
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    "Slang of old" means "노땅" in Korean.
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