2. Cats are the offspring of 'Goe'.

The offspring of a dog is a puppy. The offspring of a cow is a calf. The offspring of a chicken is a chick. The offspring of a mackerel is a young mackerel. The offspring of a pheasant is a 'kkeobeong'. So, what is the offspring of a cat? The answer is that 'cat' itself means kitten. Then, what do you call the mother and father of a kitten? They are called 'Goe'. 'Goe-bal-gae-bal' originated from here. 'Goe-bal-gae-bal' means writing something carelessly. Originally, only the word 'Goe-bal-gae-bal' was recognized, but since 'Gae-bal-sae-bal' was also used frequently, it was recognized as a plural standard word in 2011. Then why did the word 'Goe' disappear and only the word 'cat' remain? The reason is unknown. Perhaps it's because 'Goe' is so cute that it always looks like a baby. Or maybe the word 'Goe' sounds strange. But cats are cats, whatever they are. All 'Goe' are lovely. So, wouldn't it be okay to just call them cats? Of course, I'm a dog person. But I admit that cats are cute.