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Korean Slang 'Leeds Days' Meaning: The Real Origin
Korean slang 'Leeds days' (리즈 시절) means someone's peak years, now past. It began with Leeds striker Alan Smith, not the club's famous collapse.
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Korean Slang & Internet Language
Korean slang moves faster than any textbook, and most guides hand you a translation without saying who uses the word, or when it stops sounding charming. This hub takes one expression at a time and follows it back to where it came from — why 리즈시절 borrows the name of an English football club, what separates 썸 from actually dating. The register comes with the meaning, so you also know when not to say it.
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