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ottoke
aw-TTOH-keh · interjection · slang
'What do I do?!' expressing panic or worry.
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An exclamation of helplessness or panic meaning 'what do I do?' Idols use it in cute or overwhelmed moments.
“They're releasing two comebacks at once, ottoke!”
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ottoke In A Sentence
They're releasing two comebacks at once, ottoke!
Origin & Usage
Korean 어떡해 (eotteokhae), 'what to do'.
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What does 'ottoke' mean?
It is a Korean exclamation meaning roughly 'what do I do?!', used to express panic, worry, or being cutely overwhelmed.
Where does 'ottoke' come from?
It comes from the Korean 어떡해 (eotteokhae), literally 'what to do', and spread through K-pop and K-drama fandom.
How do you use 'ottoke'?
You throw it out in a flustered or stressed moment, often playfully: 'Two comebacks at once, ottoke!'
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