A term used by Koreans that means "a foreigner." Typically American citizens that are currently living in Korea, working as teachers of the English language to Korean students.
by Montagazzi June 19, 2018
Actually “oegug”. The way some ‘dumb’ dudes romanize the korean word “외국”,which means “foreign land or country “.
They misuse it to refer to “foreigner” ,which is actually “외국인” (oegug-in)
They misuse it to refer to “foreigner” ,which is actually “외국인” (oegug-in)
by Okman97 May 26, 2018
A resident of Korea who is not of Korean blood/descent.
In short, a "non-Korean."
Transliterated from 외국 (Oeguk), it literally translates to "outside-country."
In short, a "non-Korean."
Transliterated from 외국 (Oeguk), it literally translates to "outside-country."
by lokimonoxide February 27, 2018
Actually “oegug”. The way some ‘dumb’ dudes romanize the korean word “외국”,which means “foreign land or country “.
They misuse it to refer to “foreigner” ,which is actually “외국인” (oegug-in)
They misuse it to refer to “foreigner” ,which is actually “외국인” (oegug-in)
by Okman97 May 26, 2018
