Sung Deok-Mi (Park Min-Young) works as a curator at an art gallery. She is a huge fan of idol group member Shi-An and secretly runs a fan website about him. Because of her affection for Shi-An, she has experienced several personal break-ups. Sung Deok-Mi now focuses only on her job and doing activities as Shi-An's fan in her private life. One day, Ryan (Kim Jae-Wook) begins work as the new director of the art gallery. He was once a famous painter, but he does not paint anymore. Ryan doesn't have much interest in other people, but he happens to learn that Sung Deok-Mi is a fan of Shi-An and runs his fan website. Ryan takes an interest in Sung Deok-Mi.

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April 5, tvN’s upcoming drama “Her Private Life,” starring Park Min Young and Kim Jae Wook, revealed a list of must-know Korean fan slang.

In the drama, Park Min Young plays the character Sung Duk Mi, a completely professional, talented gallery curator who moonlights as a hardcore idol fangirl of an idol named Cha Si Ahn (played by ONE).

Here are the slang terms you need to know:

deok-hu: Someone whose passion and interest for someone or something exceeds mania level.

deok-jil: The act of fangirling/fanboying.

hom-ma: Homepage master, or fansite master. Someone who posts photos or videos of a celebrity on a dedicated page.

top seed hom-ma: A popular, high-ranking homepage master. Sung Duk Mi (Park Min Young) and Cindy (Kim Bo Ra) are top seed hom-mas.

il-co: Cosplaying as a normal person. Someone who is a huge fan but pretends not to be in front of other people.

deok-ming out: deok-hu + coming out. When someone reveals to people around them that they’re a fan.

deok-mae: deok-jil mate. A friend that’s also a fan of the same celebrity and someone you can fangirl/fanboy with. Sung Duk Mi’s deok-mae is Lee Seon Joo (Park Jin Joo).

muggle: Someone who’s not a fan. Ryan Gold (Kim Jae Wook).

eo-deok-haeng-deok: If you’re going to fangirl/fanboy, be happy when you do it.

seong-deok: A successful fan. A fan who succeeds in same industry as the celebrity that they’re a fan of.

deok-gye-mot: deok-hus don’t get lucky. It’s difficult for a hardcore fan to meet the celebrity they like. Opposite meaning of seong-deok.

deok-tong-sa-go: deok-hu + car accident. Just like a car accident is sudden and unexpected, when someone suddenly and unexpectedly becomes a huge fan of someone.

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