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This meme began to gain significant popularity in 2016 with the airing of the KBS 2TV drama 'Descendants of the Sun.' Driven by the drama's explosive popularity, Captain Yoo Si-jin's speech patterns and lines, played by actor Song Joong-ki, quickly spread among viewers.

This meme is largely divided into two expressions.

• "~haji malimnida!": This is a parody of the military speech pattern of Captain Yoo Si-jin, played by actor Song Joong-ki in 'Descendants of the Sun.' It's a slightly modified ending different from the 'danakka' speech style used in the actual military, gaining great popularity in combination with Captain Yoo Si-jin's charming yet playful character in the drama. It is primarily used to express the will to do or not do something with a cute or playful nuance. Actor Song Joong-ki himself mentioned that he frequently used speech patterns like 'geureoge malimnida' (meaning 'Indeed, sir' or 'That's right, sir') during his military service.

• "geu eoryeoun geol jega haenaemnida" (I'll get that difficult thing done): This is a line where Captain Yoo Si-jin playfully boasts about his abilities even in difficult situations. It is used when one successfully accomplishes something seemingly impossible, or when confidently stating that they will achieve something. It is regarded as a line that well illustrates Captain Yoo Si-jin's tenacious vitality and witty personality. This line was used in various situations throughout the drama, imbuing it with diverse meanings.

Due to the explosive popularity of the drama 'Descendants of the Sun' both domestically and internationally, this meme was widely used across all age groups. It was particularly popular among women in their 20s to 50s who watched the drama and were captivated by actor Song Joong-ki's character.

• "I'll work overtime again today, malimnida!" (When humorously expressing the need to work overtime)
• "Let's eat, malimnida!" (Adding a cute touch when suggesting or inviting someone to eat)
• "I'll get that difficult thing done, malimnida." (When successfully completing a difficult task or confidently stating one will do so)
• "I need to check this. Oppa, cheer up, heart. I miss you, Oppa, heart."
• "Please go to the fundamentals, malimnida."

"~haji malimnida" is not a standard ending used in the actual military; it is a modified expression different from the 'danakka' speech style. Therefore, caution is advised as it may cause misunderstanding or sound unnatural in front of actual military personnel or those familiar with military culture. Furthermore, as it carries a somewhat playful or cheeky nuance, it is best to refrain from using it in serious or formal situations.