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[Fan-made MV 2] Collections of ‘Beautiful Man’ Dokgo Mate’s habit of saying “일이니 (yi li ni)?”
I suppose this creator is the first eel who made collections of ‘Beautiful Man’ Dokgo Mate’s habit of saying “일이니 (yi li ni)?”. And she made the one from episode 1 to episode 6. Here you can access her first post and my explanation of this saying. Enjoy!
Credits: 티나
[Fan-made MV] IRINI↗ (일이니: yi li ni ?)
Before I shared Mate’s habit of saying “일이니 (yi li ni)?” on this post [Fan-made MV] Collections of ‘Beautiful Man’ Dokgo Mate’s habit of saying “일이니 (yi li ni)?”. This time I’d like to share another fan-made only “일이니 (yi li ni)?” parts from episode 1 to 6. Enjoy!
Credits: haru-jks
[Fan-made MV] [예쁜남자]마테룩 CF2탄 (Matte Look CF ver.2)_장근석 (Jang Keun Suk) from ” Pretty Boy”
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You can see the ver.1 from here.
[Fan-Made MV] [예쁜남자] 마테 코키스 미치죠! _장근석(Jang Keun Suk) from “Prett Boy”
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Your heart will skip a beat when you watch this part. He is a genius and creator for most romantic scenes. I LOVE THIS NOSE KISSING.
tenshi_akuma’s note: The key phrase ‘미치죠! (mi chi jyo)’ Mate said this scene is used repeatedly in this video. Below is the exchange between Electric Fairy and Mate.
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Mate: If I kiss you Fairy, wouldn’t your god be jealous?
Fairy: But you like receiving jealousy, right?
Mate: Madly. (미치죠!)
[Fan-made MV 1] Collections of ‘Beautiful Man’ Dokgo Mate’s habit of saying “일이니 (yi li ni)?”
Did you already notice Dokgo Mate’s habit of saying “일이니(yi li ni)?” Many eels started to use this funnily, putting at the end of any sentences. And an eel made the collection MVs! It’s hard to explain the meaning, but I will try. According to Koreans, this expression is used between close friends or for little kids. Mate uses this when he sees or hears unexpected or irritating situations. He says this “일이니(yi li ni)?” in response to such situations. It means something like, “Ha! That’s silly! (What the heck?)” In ZIKZIN Raido part 5, an eel asked about this “일이니(yi li ni)?” and Jang Keun Suk revealed that this was originally used by him. He used it ad-lib on the BM shooting set. Hearing the phrase, the director liked it, and now it’s officially(Lol) become Mate’s typical phrase. Needless to say, it’s also very popular in eels’ world : )
Credits: 티나