법블레스유 | Korean Language Trends Ep. 10

법블레스유 comes from 법 (“law”) and 블레스유 (“bless you”) and literally means “the law blesses you.” It’s a 신조어 (“recently coined word”) and can be used in a humorous, although threatening manner to warn someone.

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