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• 1. Literally says 'an unpleased counterpart' but this is following up the previous sentence about notifications, and is describing the person who they're texting is being unfriendly/stand-offish.
• 2. '아뜨 아뜨' is an onomatopoeic expression in Korean that mimics the sound of someone humming or murmuring. It's often used to convey a sense of someone humming a tune absentmindedly or making a soft humming noise.
• 3. 'ㅋㅋㅋㅋ' is a common emoticon used in Korean messaging and online communication. It represents laughter and is similar to 'haha' or 'lol' in English. The character 'ㅋ' is pronounced as 'ke,' and repeating it multiple times (such as 'ㅋㅋㅋㅋ') indicates increasing levels of amusement or laughter.
• 4. The Korean emoticon 'T-T' represents a crying face. The 'T' represents closed eyes with tears streaming down, and the hyphen '-' or underscore '_' represents a downturned mouth, indicating sadness or distress. So, 'T-T' is commonly used to express sorrow, disappointment, or sympathy in online communication.
• 5. The word '스토린' seems to be a transliteration of the English word 'storm'.
• 6. The word '심보야' means someone's attitude, personality, or in general mind or heart, but it's generally used for something negative.
• 7. The word '네모난' literally means square but when describing places it can be used to describe something as being rigid, inflexible, or lacking variation.For example, metaphorically '네모난' can describe a situation or environment that feels constrained, limited, or lacking in spontaneity.