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κ·Έλ₯ μ λ리 μκ² 20ν€λ‘λ‘ ν©μν©μλ€ μ°λ¦¬
The text "γ γ γ γ " does not have a specific meaning in Korean as it consists of Korean characters that are often used in online slang or as emoticons. It can be interpreted as a representation of a face or an expression, but it does not translate to a meaningful phrase in English.
yes it does. γ γ is a shortened version of μΈμ , which roughly translates to βagreeβ or βacknowledgeβ. In context, it could mean βfrβ or βi agreeβ.