Which Korean Animal Face Are You?
Korean animal face type
Cat Face
고양이상 goyangi-sang
Cold at first glance. Not at second.
Cat face (goyangi-sang, 고양이상) is the Korean animal face type for someone who looks chic and hard to read: almond eyes whose outer corners lift upward, a slim nose and a neat, defined face line.
It's you if…
- People tell you, months later, that they thought you hated them.
- You reply when you reply — and somehow nobody stays mad.
- Your affection is small and exact: the right snack, remembered once, forever.
The surprise
Cat faces are the friends who cry at animal videos. The cool look is a resting face, not a personality — and the people close to you know you're the softest one there.
Best matchPuppy FaceThey keep texting through your silences, and you secretly love being chased. The pair Koreans argue about most.Worst matchRabbit FaceTwelve stickers at 11 p.m. is an attack on your peace.In Korean culture
Cat-eye eyeliner, flicked upward at the corner, is named after the same eye shape. Cats have a devoted following in Korea: owners jokingly call themselves jipsa (집사), “butler,” and neighborhood street cats get their own word, gilgoyangi (길고양이).
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Take the quizFrequently asked questions
What does goyangi-sang (cat face) mean in Korean?
Goyangi-sang means “cat look”: upturned outer eye corners, a slim face line and a cool, chic first impression.
Why do people say a cat face looks cold?
Sharp, lifted eyes read as serious when the face is relaxed, so cat-face people often hear that they looked unfriendly before anyone talked to them.
Is it better to have a puppy face or a cat face?
Neither — Koreans argue about it for fun. Puppy face reads warm and cat face reads chic, and plenty of people say they have a little of both.
Animal face types are a pop-culture way of describing looks, not a science. This quiz asks about vibe and habits only — it never sees your face.