What does Abbasi mean?

It is a Korean pronunciation expressed in Chinese characters. It is translated into Chinese as "Fuck", "I'm going", etc. It is blurted out when you are surprised, shocked, angry, etc. about something or something. , like "FUCK" in English, is a kind of emotional vent.

It is used in daily expressions and generally does not appear in written language of standard Korean. It is not suitable for elders to say these three words. Axiba is the standard language used in South Korea and North Korea, and Abbasi is the same spoken language in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin Province, China. However, the standard written language in the "Korean" textbooks in Yanbian Prefecture is still Abbasi. South Korea and It can be heard in North Korean movies and TV series. The time when this word appeared cannot be determined. It is tentatively determined that this term has been used in the Yanbian area for nearly a century.

This word is usually used in daily spoken language and generally does not appear in written language. Although the word has been in Korean for a long time, it has really become popular as a Chinese form today. It is all thanks to the wave of popular Korean dramas that the audience has begun to have a deep impression of it. Not only that, some common modal particles in Korean dramas For example, "Smecta" is even more popular.

The term first became popular among viewers who followed Korean dramas. Later, it was often used in many funny videos to ridicule and imitate Korean speech, among which "Abasi", "Smita" and "An Dui" , these words are used particularly frequently, so these words slowly begin to appear in more and more people's sights and are widely used by everyone.