왔나
wanna
🇰🇷 Korean slang from Busan
What does “왔나” mean?
hey, you're here! (hi)
Example
“어, 왔나! 들어온나.”
eo, wanna! deureoonna.
Oh, you're here! Come on in.
Who you can say it to
Fine with anyone
👋 Hellos
The textbook way to say it: 왔어?
Heard in a conversation
Fish market with grandma
Halmae 준아, 왔나? 밥 묵었나?
Jun, you're here! Have you eaten?
Jun 아직예, 할매. 억수로 배고파예.
Not yet, grandma. I'm super hungry.
More from Busan
- 머하노what are you doing?; what's up?
- 마hey!; oi!
- 행님big bro (to an older guy)
- 밥 묵었나have you eaten? (a way to say hi)
- 안녕하십니꺼hello (polite, Busan)
- 와why?
- 쫌come on!; give it a rest (annoyed)
- 억수로really, super
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