Reacts to a noun with amazement, delight or disbelief, and then stops: grilled snapper and black pork stir-fry?!, a local recommendation!, wow, it's Lee Dong Wook, corn cheese at a fried chicken place, already on my last slice. Most of these lines are on-screen captions, which is where this ending does a lot of its work. It attaches to bare nouns; 다니 does the same job for verbs and descriptions.
Register: exclamatory; common in captions
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