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존버 jon-beo

Stubbornly holding onto plunging assets with a prayer and a dream.

What does 존버 mean?

존버 (jon-beo) means: Stubbornly holding onto plunging assets with a prayer and a dream.

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How it's actually used

  • 한강 물 온도 체크하러 가기 전에 존버한다.
    hang-gang mul on-do che-keu-ha-reo ga-gi jeon-e jon-beo-han-da.
    I'm diamond-handing this before I go check the Han River water temperature.
    💡 Marries the dark humor of imminent financial ruin with the gritty determination to hold.
  • 상폐 직전인데 존버하면 구제받을 수 있을까?
    sang-pye jik-jeon-in-de jon-beo-ha-myeon gu-je-bad-eul su iss-eulk-ka?
    It's about to be delisted, but if I keep holding, can I be saved?
    💡 Captures the delusional optimism of holding assets long past the point of reason.

Related words in Slang & Internet Culture

존맛 jon-mat중꺾마 jung-kkeok-ma킹받네 king-bat-ne꾸안꾸 kku-an-kku꿀잼 kkul-jaem

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