ㄱㄱ (gogo)
Let's go. Go for it.
Send it when you agree to start a game, leave for somewhere, or act on a plan.
A: 지금 출발할까?
B: ㄱㄱ.
A: Shall we head out now?
B: Let's go.
From 고고. Informal written shorthand, not suitable for official messages.
From Korean Your Teacher Doesn’t Teach You by Injin Hwang. The meaning, usage, dialogue, and notes above follow the author’s book.
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