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1. outline2. standard3. reaction4. related terms5. From namuwiki6. Examples of titles referring to ordinary people in creative works7. digression8. related document

1. outline

一般人

A word meaning an ordinary person. The definitions in the Standard Korean Dictionary are 1. an ordinary person who does not have a special status or status , 2. a person who has no special relationship with something .

2. standard

The definition in the Standard Korean Dictionary, 'not having a special status or status', is a concept that can only be defined if one has a 'special status or status'.[1] In other words, it is used to mean 'people who do not belong to that group' when distinguishing people who belong to a specific group according to certain criteria. For example, if you are explaining a scientist, people other than scientists (even if they are presidents, presidents, professors, soldiers, etc., unless they are scientists anyway) are referred to as ordinary people. It is assumed that something belonging to a specific category is general, and if it does not belong to that category, 'non', meaning not, or 'nothing', meaning not, is used as a prefix .
  • In everyday life , the word ordinary person is often used to mean that one is not an expert ( professional ) . Although there is a word amateur as an antonym, most people assume that they are not experts and classify them as ordinary people. This expression is often used about celebrities or athletes who often appear on TV . In particular, the vs. play with how to draw the line between whether you are an ordinary person or not. This comes up when I'm bored: "If an average person throws a baseball at 140 km/h, does he or she go to professional baseball ?" A representative example is the same question.[2]
  • A general term used by hobbyists or enthusiasts in a specific field to refer to people who are not very interested in that field . Some examples are as follows:
    • Taking vehicles as an example, railroad enthusiasts , car enthusiasts , and motorcycle enthusiasts are people who like and enjoy riding, whereas ordinary people are people who just need to ride.
    • Computer fanatics are people who enjoy computers themselves and are sensitive to performance and prices, while ordinary people are people who don't mind doing their own work or surfing the web.
    • Even in subcultures such as idols and animation , people who are not otaku are sometimes referred to as ordinary people. It is also used by those who are not interested in idols and subgirls at all, but in the case of anime, it is also used by people who only like famous works such as Dragon Ball , Inuyasha , Naruto , One Piece , and Detective Conan , but are not immersed in full-scale otaku culture. Muggle is also often used in the same sense. For reference, in English-speaking countries, normie is used as an antonym for weeb (otaku).
  • In the military , non-soldiers are called civilians . Yangmin is often used with a similar meaning, but the frequency of use is decreasing in recent years. The National Institute of the Korean Language also recommends that the expression “civilian” in this case be used as “general public.”
  • It is also written in the sense that it is not a public figure . However, as seen in the official documents, the scope of public officials is somewhat vague. The meaning of the word itself is a public official, but people who are well-known like celebrities are often regarded as public officials.
  • individual real estate If you have done registration work, 'Public ○○○' appears at the top of the registration information and registration completion notice. The general public here means " not a legal person ". Usually, there are many cases where the registration work is requested to an expert, but in this case, it is marked as ' judicial scrivener ○○○' or ' lawyer ○○○'.
  • In Korea, it is often used as a " people that are not particularly large in the property ", that is to exclude the upper class . In this case, it is almost similar to the common people . However, this usage has a nuance that rejects the hierarchy with many wealthy classes, such as noble .
  • In the early days, those who do not belong to the privileged class ( noble ) were called people and commoners . Even now, in Japan, it is sometimes used as commoners when distinguishing them, not royal people. On the other hand , there is a difference in the usage in that the people and the people refer to ordinary people after the spread of all -minute thoughts.
  • It is sometimes used as the opposite of a specific person . In this case, it may be a case of referring to a large number of unspecified people as a whole rather than referring to a specific person, so it is necessary to distinguish them. For example, in the definition of administrative legislation, the part that targets the general does not mean that it does not regulate a specific group, but it means that it regulates all citizens.
  • In adult films , "ordinary people" means that people who are not professional actors appear in the film. In Japanese it is called ‘Shirouto (素人)’.
  • In areas/places where certain qualifications are needed, people who are not qualified are called ordinary people. For example, the person who is not approved in the research facility is said to be the general public. In this case, 'non -authorized passers',' officials It is often expressed in the form of ' outside ' ( ' prohibit access to officials ').

3. reaction

If you look at the dictionary meaning of the word itself, it is correct to use this word as a concept to contrast with disabled people or certain classes, but if you actually use it that way, it may be perceived as discrimination , so you need to be careful.[3] This is because, due to the nature of the word ordinary people, the definition that people belonging to that group are not typical may be interpreted negatively as meaning abnormality outside the category of normal people . However, unlike 'abnormal', 'unusual' has less negative connotations. As seen above, there are many cases in which 'unusual' groups refer to ordinary people outside as 'ordinary people'.

When people are referred to as 'ordinary people' as opposed to celebrities , there are cases where people feel rejected, seeing it as an expression of the celebrities' sense of privilege. For example , even when a celebrity marries a professional whose social status is not at all different or who is highly regarded , the article refers to the marriage partner as an ‘ordinary person 00 years older.’ Recently, such expressions have become subject to correction, and there is a trend of changing the expression to 'non-celebrity'.

At the time of the 827th discussion in May 2019, Kim Yun -kyung 's remarks were used as the name of the criticism after the remarks of " We are the general public and don't have to see the paper ."

4. related terms

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Commonly referred to as "Banban", "King Ban", "Gatban", etc.[4] It is a mixed word with a prefix ' - ', ' King- ', ' God- ' .

Jjkbanin is a very blatant insult to these people, but kingbanin and godbanin actually also have a semi-sarcastic meaning. As situations often arise where people blindly believe that "~~ is good" without any information or interest in the field, or even treat enthusiasts as strange people, they are referred to as "foolish people." In the past, people see people living comfortably without complaining despite things that have poor reviews or are defective in various aspects such as price and quality in the eyes of people who know them. This means that it might be better to live without any information and without knowing anything. The terms Rokingbanin and Godbanin also came into existence. However, 'Godbanin' is sometimes used in the positive sense of 'a good ordinary person who is different from us otaku', in the sense of degrading otaku themselves.

In Japan, the expression '一般市民' (ordinary citizens) is widely used to refer to an unspecified number of citizens as much as 'ordinary people'. Rather than ‘an ordinary person like me...’, expressions like ‘an ordinary citizen like me...’ are naturally used. Meanwhile, ‘Ippan Pipuru’[5] ' and its abbreviated expression 'パンピー [Panpi]', which does not simply mean an ordinary person, but has a nuance close to 'an outsider in a specific subculture', that is, 'an ordinary person, an unknown person, an outsider.' In particular, in subcultures such as hip hop , the term 'panpi' usually carries a derogatory meaning, referring to 'ordinary people who do not belong to hip hop or gangster-style culture, or snobs who pretend to be gangsters without even knowing properly about hip hop.'[6]

used in Japanese subculture.逸般人(いっぱんじん)That said, both Korean and Japanese Chinese characters have the same term as ordinary people. This is a term that refers to a person who deviates from common sense but insists that he or she is an ordinary person . A term created to ridicule the protagonists of the Heisei period, who were mainly represented by ordinary boys and girls .

There is even a saying called "Ivan" who changed the 'work' of ordinary people a little . It is somewhat self-deprecating. Even in the sexual minority camp, this word is often used.

The general public cosplay is mainly used in the otaku family of the above standards .

Just writing ' general ' can refer to people like 'ordinary people' ('general people are indifferent to experts', etc.), but by 21st century standards, it is only a written form and is not often used in everyday life. Today, ‘general’ is mainly used as a modifier attached to words referring to a population group. ‘General public ’, ‘General citizen ’ etc.

In English, it is called People , but in the UK, the expression General Public or Civilians is also politely used. When it is used in the meaning of 'Kingbanin', it is called Normie(s) .

Petty citizen was originally a term meaning 'a person who owns the means of production but engages in labor on his own without exploiting the labor of others', but in Korea, its meaning has changed to refer to big players such as politicians, conglomerates, and major shareholders who control society and the economy. It came to refer to ordinary people excluding people.

There is also a saying ‘ beom-in ’ (凡人), which means ‘ordinary person’ .

In live-action filming media, actors other than the main and supporting actors are called extras . There are many cases where regular part-time workers , rather than professional actors, are mobilized.

5. From namuwiki

In namuwiki , documents dealing with the general public cannot be created regardless of whether the content is true or not. It must have a minimum level of notoriety, which can be found in the second person paragraph of namuwiki:Editing Guidelines/Listing Standards . Notability standards are usually defined differently depending on the person's occupation.[7] Even if it is possible to create documents related to a specific person, various detailed regulations must be strictly adhered to, as seen in the editing guidelines/general documents - documents related to a specific person paragraph .

6. Examples of titles referring to ordinary people in creative works

In creative works, there are often expressions of a group of ordinary people that are distinct from a special group that is the protagonist of the story.

Among the examples below, muggles , a group of non-wizards from the Harry Potter series, have expanded into fields other than Harry Potter, and are also used as otaku 's slang for ordinary people. The main user base is not clear, but it seems to be frequently found among female idol fan bases. #

Depending on the creation, there is a worldview in which there are few people who use any ability, such as superpowers , and the majority correspond to the attributes of ordinary people. However, there is also a worldview in which most people use certain abilities and those who correspond to the attributes of ordinary people are a minority or are treated as mutants. Because of this, there are cases where the attributes themselves seem to be ordinary people, but some characteristics make them not ordinary people. An example is a case where a person does not have abilities, but has characteristics that do not work at all with the abilities of a psychic.

In works that feature races other than humans , humans are considered ordinary people and expressions such as "different race " and "other race" are used to distinguish between humans and non-human beings.

7. digression

  • In entertainment shows, while other actors are pushing various concepts, there are also performers with the concept of ordinary people.
    • This is the character that Hwangbo is pushing in Infinite Girls 3 . I am pushing forward the ordinary person gimmick that came about after I was absent-mindedly paying attention to the camera in the special feature. Sometimes, we do situational skits with Ahn Young- mi as a celebrity gimmick.
    • In Infinite Challenge , Jung Hyung-don often takes on the concept of ordinary people. The so-called ‘just Jung Hyung Don’ or ‘Hyung Don’ concept. When other members used various modifiers, there were times when Jung Hyung-don came out as just Jung Hyung-don. #
    In a slightly different example from the above, sometimes broadcast staff , who are relatively ordinary people compared to actors, play an active role in entertainment shows.

8. related document

[1] As a similar example , the word ' commoner ' itself means 'ordinary person', but it is not used in republics where there is no special status of nobility .[2] If I had to give an answer, there were pitchers who survived whose fastballs were below 140, but no one survived in the pro ranks simply because their speeds were above 140. This is because a variety of talents are needed, such as ball control, defense, breaking balls, and the ability to withstand injuries. Still, if you can throw over 140, it can be a big advantage, so it may be possible to consider a career in baseball.[3] Out of respect for those who feel uncomfortable, there are often cases where non-disabled people are used in the first letter, such as ' non-disabled person ', ' non-sexual minority ', 'non- criminal, etc.'[4] In linguistics, this is called clipping .[5] General people. Transcribe more closely to the English pronunciation, 一般ピーポー[ippan pipo]The notation is also used.[6] The stage name of rapper PUNPEE, the spouse of Sayaka Akimoto, was taken from this, and in this case, it represents a slightly self-mocking character of 'an ordinary rapper who is neither a gangster nor a gangster.' In fact, the color of PUNPEE's work rarely displays the gangs, deviations, and flex that come to mind when thinking of hip-hop , and focuses on the rapper's favorite American comics and science fiction-style worldview, and tends to reveal a slightly 'stupid' and 'normal' tone.[7] Exceptionally, criminals who have become famous for their crimes are judged for their prominence by criteria other than their occupation.[8] Muggle is a British word, and No-Maj is an American word.

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