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09:23 May 13, 2002 |
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4 +2 | 얼간이,바보 or 천치 |
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4 | 병신 or 바보 |
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얼간이,바보 or 천치 Explanation: idiot = 얼간이, 바보, 천치. In Korean, there is no difference among three words for idiot. |
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