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jjang
JJANG · interjection · slang
'The best' or 'awesome!'
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An exclamation or descriptor meaning something is the best or top-notch. Often paired with a thumbs-up.
“That performance was jjang, no notes.”
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jjang In A Sentence
That performance was jjang, no notes.
Origin & Usage
Korean 짱 (jjang), 'the best/boss'.
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What does 'jjang' mean?
It means 'the best' or 'awesome,' used as both an exclamation and a descriptor for something top-notch.
How do you use 'jjang'?
You use it to praise something, often paired with a thumbs-up, e.g. 'That performance was jjang.'
Where does 'jjang' come from?
It comes from the Korean word 짱 (jjang), meaning 'the best' or 'boss,' and is sometimes romanized 'zzang.'
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