What does Giggs saxophone mean in Japanese?

I think it should be a positive smecta in Korean.

Smecta is a very popular phrase now, and many post-90s people often talk about it.

Actually, smecta is not interesting. In Korean, it is the honorific at the end of a sentence.

For example, when you meet a friend, you ask: Have you eaten? Answer: I have eaten Smecta.

This is the etiquette of North Korea.

Positive smecta can be understood as meaning the end.