Nuance Dictionary / Slang & Internet Culture
ν heol
An instinctive, involuntary gasp of disbelief or surprise at sudden bad news.
What does ν mean?
ν (heol) means: An instinctive, involuntary gasp of disbelief or surprise at sudden bad news.
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How it's actually used
- ν, μ§κ°μ μ§μ λκ³ μμ΄.
Heol, jigab-eul jib-e dugo wasseo.
Heol, I left my wallet at home.
π‘ Reveals the classic, split-second realization of a minor disaster that every native experiences daily. - ν, μ§μ§μΌ? κ·Έ νμ¬κ° λ§νλ€κ³ ?
Heol, jinjaya? Geu hoesa-ga manghaetdago?
Heol, seriously? That company went under?
π‘ Shows how it functions as a reflex to shocking, unbelievable news before your brain can even process questions.
Related words in Slang & Internet Culture
νμμ¬ heuk-yeok-saνΌλͺ¨λ Έ hon-mo-noμ΄μμ§ i-wae-jinμ νλ§ ip-teul-makμλ³κ΄΄ ja-nah-goe