What does 진짜 mean?
진짜 means "Really; come on." in Korean.
How it works here
진짜 is used like an interjection to intensify the speaker’s emotion.
When it's used
Used as a brief exclamation of annoyance, surprise, or frustration.
The line
아이 진짜
Oh, come on.
A short emotional reaction to something sudden, frustrating, or unexpected.
Scene from “Run BTS! 2023 Special Episode - Next Top Genius Part 2” · Channel: BANGTANTV Watch on YouTube
More examples
아, 진짜 너무 피곤하다.
Oh, seriously, I’m so tired.
진짜 이런 일이 생길 줄 몰랐어.
I really didn’t think something like this would happen.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
진짜
아이 진짜
Oh, come on.
- Feeling extremely happy and excited
- Being quietly satisfied
- An exclamation expressing strong surprise, irritation, or frustration
- Meaning unconditional agreement
Show the answer
An exclamation expressing strong surprise, irritation, or frustration
Here 진짜 is an emotional exclamation meaning “really” or “come on,” not the ordinary adverb modifying a verb or adjective.
Other scenes with this expression
진짜? 야, 홉아, 홉아
Really? Hey, Hop, Hop.
Scene from “Run BTS! 2022 Special Episode - Telepathy Part 1” · Channel: BANGTANTV Watch on YouTube
아 진짜? 뭐야.
Oh, really? What is it?
Scene from “[GOING SEVENTEEN 2020] EP.44 TTT #1 (Hyperrealism Ver.)” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
아 진짜요?
Oh, really?
Scene from “[SPECIAL VIDEO] SEVENTEEN 5th Anniversary '빛나는 5주년(Shining 5th Anniversary)'” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
아, 진짜요?
Oh, really?
Scene from “[SPECIAL VIDEO] SEVENTEEN 5th Anniversary '빛나는 5주년(Shining 5th Anniversary)'” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
Same expression in other scenes
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