One commonly used phrase among young people these days is, "you're doing too much". Want to learn how to say it in Korean? Keep reading!

"You're doing too much" is an informal slang phrase that means someone is trying too hard at something or overdoing something.

The Korean equivalent of "you're doing too much" can be "적당히 해" (jeokdanghi hae, informal) or "적당히 하세요" (jeokdanghi haseyo, formal).

"Jeokdanghi hae" literally means, "take it easy", "do it in moderation", or "don't overdo it".

In the latest episode of "JaeFriends" where INFINITE's Nam WooHyun appeared as a guest, host Kim JaeJoong asks if WooHyun's company officials ever tell him that he's overdoing his interaction with fans.

WooHyun said that while people at his company don't say anything, his members definitely tell him that he's doing too much.

Within such a context, even if the literal meaning of "jeokdanghi hae", or "jeokdanghi haseyo" isn't directly "you're doing too much", you can use the phrase to imply the same.

You can watch the full "JaeFriends" episode below.

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Dingo Story is a YouTube channel that provides an abundance of warmth throughout any season. They take ordinary people and provide them with the opportunity to meet with their favorite stars in order to gain strength and encouragement. One of their most notable series, "Lean On Me 2023", is currently 28 episodes strong and has had a healing effect on everyone worldwide.

Recently, they embarked on their newest endeavor called "Haebang Taxi". Similar to that of "Lean On Me 2023", stars and fans meet with the celebrity taking their guest on a liberating taxi ride. While there's only two episodes out so far, the most recent one featured INFINITE's Nam WooHyun. Along with his fan, NaYoung, he traveled all across Paju, providing an unforgettable experience of comfort, fun, and relaxation.

If you're curious where exactly they went, check it out down below!

1. Malddong Doughnut Dessert Town

Malddong Donut Official

The first location on WooHyun's course was Malddong Doughnut Dessert Town. Just like its name suggests, it boasts a wide collection of delicious treats that match a number of different palettes.

From its famous doughnuts to scoops of gelato, there's no end to the sweet treats available. Even if you have a particular choice in mind, be prepared to spend even more time browsing the shop's delectable collection.

2. Paju Caravan Camping Grounds

Caravan Park

After a nice helping of sweets, he brought NaYoung to the Paju Caravan Camping Grounds.

As they arrived, night was setting, providing the perfect ambience and opportunity to gather around a warm campfire. Just like WooHyun and NaYoung, you can roast marshmallows by the campfire or grill some meat to enjoy while you bask in the calm nature ambiance.

3. First Garden

Tour Paju

Last on WooHyun's travel course was Paju's very own First Garden.

First Garden is a 66,000-square-meter facility with gorgeous decorations and walking paths. In between viewing the beautiful sights, you can sit down and enjoy some food at a restaurant located on the grounds. At First Garden, be prepared to make unshakable memories that you will hold close to your heart for all eternity.

Which location in Paju would you travel to?

Iconic boy group INFINITE made their long awaited group comeback this past July. Their return was met with overwhelming applause and cheers from fans and critics alike. While they managed to retain their distinct color, the veteran group also showcased a distinct evolution, matching well with the trends of the K-Pop scene of today.

Now, another INFINITE member greets fans with a solo comeback of his own: Nam WooHyun. His newest album, "WHITREE," is an 11-track ensemble of meaningful songs that make you feel weightless and filled with warmth. They all sound like the perfect companion for the colder, winter months. Most especially, his title track 'Baby Baby' has been on loop all day long.

Here are a few reasons why we've fallen Nam WooHyun's newest title track!

1. The Behind Story

Nam WooHyun Official

It was revealed that earlier this year, WooHyun battled with a rare cancer that plagued his body. After undergoing surgery and treatment, he was able to regain his health, making it possible for the singer to stand on stage. The encouragement he received from the nurses, fellow patients, and his beloved family and friends helped him to produce "WHITREE." While 'Baby Baby' doesn't talk about the journey he's had this year, its lighthearted melody serves as an uplifting beacon of hope and the persistence the idol had to never give up.

2. City Pop Sound

While the story behind "WHITREE" might be saddening, 'Baby Baby' looks to uplift everyone's mood. At its core is the mesmerizing melodies of 80's city pop. Combined with WooHyun's swoon-worthy vocals, listeners are transported back in time and receive an old-fashioned love song where texts and chatrooms are traded for handwritten letters and romantic mixtapes of old. While not your typical K-Pop track, it's unique qualities make it stand out, leaving behind a noteworthy impression on everyone's heart.

3. A Joy-Inducing Music Video

With its upbeat rhythm and sweet lines of romance, 'Baby Baby' needed a MV to match its energy. Filled with nostalgia, it gives the feel of an old school musical playing right before our eyes. In a "Grease" meets K-Pop fashion, the music video for WooHyun's title track is joy-inducing and could have you dancing right out of your seat. One watch certainly won't be enough, so don't be surprised if you end up hitting the replay button a million times over.

Have you been enjoying Nam WooHyun's newest title track? Let us know in the comments!