/seu-mom-bi/
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The term comes from the global meme expression “smombie,” blending “smartphone” and “zombie.” It spread as a warning label for phone-absorbed pedestrians, especially in safety campaigns and online discussions about distracted walking.
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1ti-em-ai
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"Random TMI: I always eat the crust of bread first."
originTMI began as the English internet phrase “Too Much Information” and became widely used in Korean online conversation as 티엠아이, meaning unnecessary detail, oversharing, or a small random fact about oneself.
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ping-peu
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"Don’t be a ping-peu—try searching it once before asking."
originThe term spread through Korean online communities as a mocking shortcut for “Finger Princess” or “Finger Prince,” implying that someone acts too pampered to use their own fingers to search.
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