미쳤다
michyeotda
🇰🇷 Korean slang from Seoul
What does “미쳤다” mean?
insane! (as praise)
Example
“이 노래 후렴 미쳤다.”
i norae huryeom michyeotda.
This song's chorus is insane.
Good to know
Literally “went crazy”. About a song or a stage it’s praise; to a person (너 미쳤어?) it means “are you crazy?”.
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
😮 Reactions
The textbook way to say it: 정말 좋다
Heard in a conversation
Tickets for the comeback show
Sua 헐, 티켓팅 성공! 미쳤다.
OMG got the tickets, insane
Taeo 대박! 본진 컴백 콘서트? 축하축하!
awesome!! your main group's comeback concert?? congrats congrats
More from Seoul
- 대박awesome!; a huge hit, a jackpot
- 헐what?!; OMG (shock)
- 짱the best; awesome
- 꿀잼super fun (literally “honey fun”)
- 노잼boring, no fun
- 최애your favourite (member, idol, anything)
- 입덕to become a fan, to fall into a fandom
- 덕통사고suddenly falling for an idol (a “fandom car crash”)
Songs from Seoul
- Spring Day · BTSLevel A2
- Through the Night · IULevel A2
- APT. · ROSÉ, Bruno MarsLevel A2
- Cheer Up · TWICELevel A2
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