깨갱 'Kkae Gaeng' means a dog's cry when it's sick or scared.
Originally, 깨갱 'Kkae Gaeng' was a sound made by puppies or dogs when they were sick or scared,
but it came to be used in all situations, such as when they were cowering in war fighting when they lost, or when they were running away.
However, it is often used in a fun, non-stimulating sense, rather than the sense of defeat or retreat.
Of course, it is also used as an expression for belittling.
but it came to be used in all situations, such as when they were cowering in war fighting when they lost, or when they were running away.
However, it is often used in a fun, non-stimulating sense, rather than the sense of defeat or retreat.
Of course, it is also used as an expression for belittling.
For example,
during an argument between two friends, A and B, when evidence of A's own wrongdoing was revealed, A is 깨갱 'Kkae Gaeng'.
during an argument between two friends, A and B, when evidence of A's own wrongdoing was revealed, A is 깨갱 'Kkae Gaeng'.
When a vicious criminal who was swearing and running at him with a club was knocked down with a judo technique, the vicious criminal 깨갱 'Kkae Gaeng'.
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