ㄴ 거 오다

ngeooda

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Also spelled ngeoda, ngooda

something big is coming

Seven of these eight lines are one catchphrase: 큰 거 온다, "a big one's coming". It builds a description in "-(으)ㄴ 거" ("the big one") and pairs it with 오다 "come", and it is used to hype something up before it lands — a big act about to come out, a big release on 2 May, someone boasting that this time it's really a big one. It works as a caption on its own, chanted as 온다.. 온다.. The eighth line is the plain literal use: 퀵 보낸 거 온 거예요, "is that the courier delivery that arrived?"

Register: hype, casual

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