ㄴ다더니

ndadeoni

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Also spelled ndadoni

You said that, and yet

It quotes what someone said and then sets the reality beside it, almost always a contradiction: you said you were dieting, so where did the red bean porridge come from; you said you were going to look round the room, so where did you go; the YouTuber who said he would sleep and has not stopped talking. It can also mark a saying coming true, as in the line about speaking of the tiger. The gap between the claim and the outcome is the whole point.

Register: casual; teasing or exasperated

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