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On February 24th, media outlet reported (24) and (32) have been in a relationship for a year.
To this shocking news,
I'd leave 'ㅇㄱㄹㅇ?' as a comment.

You might not be familiar with 'ㅇㄱㄹㅇ?' cause it has no vowel.
Like 'ASAP' in English, there are some acronyms that use consonants only.

'ㅇㄱㄹㅇ' is an acronym of '이거 리얼?' which means 'Is this real?'.
You can use this expression whenever you saw an unbelievable news.

There are some other acronyms as well. For example,

1) 'ㄹㅇ?' means '리얼?' which means 'Really?'.

2) 'ㅇㅋ' means '오케이' which means 'Ok'.

3) 'ㄱㄱ' means '고고' which means 'Go, go'.

On February 24th, media outlet reported (24) and (32) have been in a relationship for a year.
In this case, you can use '머선 일이고?' as a comment.

You can use '머선 일이고?' in a situation that might have shocked you or embarrassed you.
It's a phrase that means 'What happened?", 'What's wrong?' or 'What's up?' in English.

'머선 일이고?' became a meme in Korea because of Kang Ho-dong who is a famous entertainer. He used this expression in many TV shows such as 'Knowingbros'. '머선 일이고' is actually an dialect of '무슨 일이야?' which is a standard language means 'What happened?'

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On February, many K-POP artists had their graduation ceremonies. You can leave this expression on their social media accounts😜

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You can use this expression to person you want to see🙏😜

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‘찢었다’ is basically the past form of the verb ‘찢다' which means ‘tear’ and ‘rip’.
But it’s also used as slang when it comes to talking about a result of something.
It means SUBJECT did an extremely good job on something. You can put SUBJECT before ‘찢었다’.

Here is an example.

Ex) 블랙핑크가 찢었다 = BLACKPINK nailed it. / BLACKPINK showed a perfect performance. / BLACKPINK did an excellent job.