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Guys, can anyone explain what does "D-Day" mean in Korean slang? I've heard it in so many different contexts that I have no idea anymore. At first I thought it was the day of one's 'first date' with someone, but different contexts have proved me wrong. So, what exactly is it? (I've also noticed all kinds of numbers being written after the "D-", like "D-50, for example, and etc.) Thank you for help😅
Guys, can anyone explain what does "D-Day" mean in Korean slang? I've heard it in so many different contexts that I have no idea anymore. At first I thought it was the day of one's 'first date' with someone, but different contexts have proved me wrong. So, what exactly is it? (I've also noticed all kinds of numbers being written after the "D-", like "D-50, for example, and etc.) Thank you for help😅
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@i-am-dayna
전 D-day가 영어인 줄 알았는데 아니었나 보군요.
D-number는, 어떤 (중요한)날까지 남은 기일을 말할 때 써요.
eg.
수능 D-2: 수능시험일까지 이틀 남음, 즉 12월 1일. (올해 수능이 12.3이었어요.)
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@i-am-dayna
전 D-day가 영어인 줄 알았는데 아니었나 보군요.
D-number는, 어떤 (중요한)날까지 남은 기일을 말할 때 써요.
eg.
수능 D-2: 수능시험일까지 이틀 남음, 즉 12월 1일. (올해 수능이 12.3이었어요.)
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@i-am-dayna It's a countdown for an event while D-Day is the actual day of the event.
Also if it's D+ a number, it shows the number of days that has passed since the day of the event.
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