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atalossofwords · 7 months ago

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YOU TASTE THE SILVER - IvanTill WIP (Part 9)

Guys, I don't normally post here unless I have at least another POV ready, but I'm gonna admit this last Ivan POV is NOT working out. I rewrote it three times, and it's still fighting me. Hopefully I can dig myself out of the ditch, but oh well. Y'all can enjoy Till's POV while I suffer.

ON AO3 - part one - part two - part three - part four - part five&six - part seven - part eight

Till's life is going well. He's used to the new house, he's found new inspiration to write and mix more songs ever since Mizi's concert, so he's going live more often, which means his audience has been growing steadily. Dewey got a promotion at work and Isaac is doing an EMT course that will guarantee him a promotion as well.

He's also started chatting more often with Navi, enough so that they are... almost friends? He doesn't want to assume, but Navi is always so happy to talk about anything Till wants that the conversation flows easily. Navi especially likes to know what Till is eating, all the boring details that Till finds himself... eager to share. Till has never been overly chatty, and idle conversation is awkward, but somehow Navi shows so much interest in what he has to say that Till finds himself invested in expressinging himself more, in looking for things to talk about.

Navi likes knowing what Till thinks of the weather, and actively engages with him over which brand of ramyeon is better. Somehow, they can get into discussions over the most innocuous thing, and end up discussing music and lyrics and mixing for hours on end.

They have an ongoing discussion about the use of english in lyrics, which frequently comes back up whenever one of them thinks of another argument, and also an untold pact of sending animal pictures to each other; Till sends pictures of any dog he sees on the street, because Navi said it's his favorite animal even if he can't have one, and Navi sends back cat pictures, since his sister has one and cat pictures are easier than snake ones, which are Till's favorite animal.

Till feels... warm, about it. He's never had many friends, being a lone wolf throughout his school years; he was always in detention, or going directly home after school. He'd always had a temper, something that only really cooled after he left school and was allowed to focus on music. Dewey was his brother, not his friend, and Hyuna was more of an acquaintance than a close friendship.

Till also felt. Guilty, maybe? About the amount of money Navi kept spending on him. He wasn't a friendship expert, but he was pretty sure friends didn't send you almost 50$ dollars when you complained about picking between ramyeon and tteokbokki and told you to pick both.

(Till knew it was a mistake to migrate over from texting to Kakaotext, since now Navi could send him money directly through that. But he also had to admit the amount of stickers Navi used was beyond cute.)

Navi had also sent him some other gifts, beyond the spontaneous kakaopay transfers and normal stream donations; he's sent Till a collection of rings after bothering Till for a week straight to give him his ring size, a comfy sweater that Till didn't take off for a week due to how soft it was, and so on.

Till felt a weird tingling feeling on his stomach, a blush taking over his face whenever Navi sent him anything. He's normally fine ignoring it after a token protest, too practical to actually deny money.

He thinks he should feel bad about it, or something. Dewey told him, a few weeks into his streaming career, that he'd feel awful about getting so much money and not giving it back. Till thinks it's an exchange; he streams and people give him money for entertaining them. For a little while, the same applied to Navi. Why should he care if someone wasted their money on Till? He didn't think gacha companies were at fault for people's spending habits.

That was until they started texting. That was until Navi stopped being just a name on the screen and became a person who liked dogs, did spicy challenges for fun and had strong opinions about the conservation of endangered animals.

Till thought he might start to feel guilty, then, or at least want to pay Navi back somehow.

Instead what he gets is a warmth throughout his chest and an entirely undignified urge to squirm in place. He likes it when Navi spends money on the most mundane things, when Navi tells him to get himself some food. When Navi sends him money with instructions to get something specific Till scrambles to get it, and enjoys the treat with red cheeks and an unknown tightness in his chest.

He doesn't get it, and he's too embarrassed to talk about it with anyone else.

(Reviewing the memory, later on, will show Till the following; the weird warmth, the urge to squirm, it is arousal. Till likes it a lot, when Navi gives him things and tells him what to do with it. He feels spoiled and taken care of and confusedly horny about it all.)

He's doing his best to not care much about it, but his weeks-long wave of good luck seems to have run dry, because he ended up sick some two days ago. He's had to cancel three streams already, and is miserable enough he's debating actually going to a doctor about it.

Luckily for him, he's not coughing or nauseous, which are his least favorite symptoms. He is congested and his nose is running all the time, and he does feel feverish, but there's not much he can do about that except sleep it off.

He's currently huddled into his couch, slowly eating the samgyetang Isaac made for him and watching a show Hyuna recommended. It's a simple, no-thoughts-necessary show; the female MC is a former yakuza member that's trying to leave her past behind and live as a teacher, and the two competing love interests are a big executive type who has a child on the school and is an ass to her but is able to afford a pretty luxurious life as long as she goes along with his plans, or a old member of the Yakuza who fell in love with her when he was a child and is now reforming himself to be able to stand besides her "in the light", as he put it.

Till is cheering on the yakuza guy, mostly because he's a lot sweeter than the asshole executive.

He's also live-blogging to Navi, who has been hovering so badly that Till gave up and allowed the other to get his actual address so Navi can buy him some soup and energy drinks. He thinks he'll regret it later, but he's not complaining right now, when Navi is making sure he has food delivered for every meal and also all the necessary meds.

You [ 5:47PM ] Oh look, the asshole is going on a business trip. Maybe we'll get some good scenes with the yakuza guy now.

Navi [ 5:47 ] You're really invested into this, aren't you? What do you even like in this character?

You [ 5:48PM ] He's just so much better than the asshole. I don't get why girls would ever go for someone who's so rude to them.

Till huffs, looking up at the TV as the in-between episode extra starts. They're always funny, showing the behind the scenes and some interviews with the actors. He likes the main actress well enough, and by what he saw the actor for the asshole is a well-established star that he had no idea existed until now.

Well, the same can be said of the younger yakuza guy. His actor, someone named Ivan, is talking about how he prepared for the role, and Till can't help but be interested. The asshole guy only talked about his physical conditioning, but Ivan is talking about how he talked things over with the director, watched former-yakuza interviews and did his best to research about the motivations of his character.

He's also very handsome, in an endearing way, and Till can't help agreeing with the interviewer when she tells Ivan his fans will love the role, and that seeing him do such an earnest character will get all the girls swooning.

You [ 5:48PM ] Also, seeing the interviews, this Ivan person is just a lot better than the other actor. He cares a lot more about his character, which I think is way more important than how you look.

The interview ends, and Till decides to send another commentary before getting up to fetch more tissues for his nose.

You [ 5:48PM ] I bet Ivan would look cute doing aegyo. He's got the face for it, at least. Though I don't know if actors do that, I've only seen Idols do it on command.

Message sent, Till puts his phone to the side and gathers his little mountain for tissues and shuffles to the trash can, dumping them before refilling his water bottle and getting a new box before snuggling up again.

Navi still hasn't answered.

He frowns. He knows Navi can be busy, he definitely has other things to do rather than keep Till company, but he usually sends a BRB text if he'll be away from his phone for more than a minute.

He's still a little sick, and fervish, and miserable, so he doesn't think too hard about it and messages Navi again.

You [ 5:50PM ] Navi?

Navi [ 5:51PM ] Sorry, hyung. I just got surprised. My name is Ivan as well.

Till makes a little surprised noise. Ivan isn't that common of a name. What are the odds?

You [ 5:51PM ] Wow, it must be weird to share names with someone famous.

Navi answers quickly, but with far poorer grammar than what Till is used to.

Navi [ 5:52PM ] haha yeah well, I got used to it. do you like Ivan?

You [ 5:53PM ] I haven't seen much besides this series, he seems pretty good. Did you have any recommendations?

Navi – or, well, Ivan. Till quickly goes to change his contact name before he forgets – takes some more time to answer, and Till decides he must be busy, so he puts the show back on, doing his best not to sneeze into his soup. It's only as he's almost napping that he gets a text.

Ivan [ 5:52PM ] "Creating Heaven", "So long, not enough" and "Kamera" are tolerable, but hyung should watch some more and tell me what's your favorites!

Till is too sleepy to type, so he just takes a picture of himself giving thumbs up and snuggles back on his couch, Ivan-the-actor's soothing voice talking with the MC lulling him to a nice, dreamless sleep.

part ten

#writing #wip #alien stage #ivantill #you taste the silver

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konradnews · 2 months ago

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Air Japan introduces "PayPay" and other QR code payments for web-based airline ticket purchases.

On August 27, AirJapan introduced QR code payments such as PayPay as a means of online payment on its website. The service can be used on the company’s website to pay for ticket fares and optional services (advance seat selection fees, checked baggage fees, and in-flight meal pre-purchase fees). In addition to PayPay, which had been compatible only with credit cards, PromptPay and KakaoPay have…

#Japan #Travel

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haesun-hq · 4 months ago

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Mod, venho pedir para que lembre os players que a comunidade se passa na Coreia do Sul, não no Brasil. Vi na timeline gente falando sobre coisas que existem somente no Brasil, como o PIX, por exemplo. Poxa, é só a pessoa adaptar para algo semelhante e que exista na Coreia do Sul. A quebra de imersão é ruim.

Bom dia, nony!

Às vezes as pessoas nem estão fazendo por mal, só esquecem por ser o nosso costume, porém... A comunidade se passa na Coreia do Sul, então é necessário ter esse cuidado mesmo!

Vou deixar aqui algumas formas de pagamento pra ajudar o pessoal:

KakaoPay: e-wallet encontrada no próprio aplicativo.

Korean Cards: são cartões de créditos coreanos.

UnionPay: maior rede de cartões do mundo.

Cartões com a bandeira Mastercard e Visa.

Também vale lembrar que não estamos lidando com a moeda Real (R$) e sim com o won sul-coreano (KRW).

Não se esqueçam de se atentar as pequenas coisas! Nada que uma pesquisa no nosso querido Google não ajude!

#mod!tequila #ask!respondida

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yourusatoday · 5 months ago

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Kakao Corp: A Comprehensive Media Profile

Kakao Corp is a leading South Korean technology company that has revolutionized the digital landscape with its diverse range of services. Established in 2010, Kakao has grown exponentially, offering services in messaging, mobile gaming, content, financial technology, and more. This article provides an in-depth look at Kakao Corp’s media presence, strategic initiatives, and the innovations that have solidified its position as a dominant player in the tech industry.

Kakao Corp's Media Landscape

Messaging Platform: KakaoTalk

KakaoTalk is Kakao Corp’s flagship messaging app, boasting over 50 million monthly active users. It is the backbone of Kakao's ecosystem, providing a seamless communication platform for users. KakaoTalk's features include:

Instant Messaging: Fast, reliable messaging with multimedia support.

Voice and Video Calls: High-quality voice and video calling capabilities.

Open Chat Rooms: Public chat rooms for users with shared interests.

Integrated Services: Access to a variety of Kakao's other services, such as KakaoPay, KakaoTaxi, and KakaoGames, directly within the app.

Digital Content and Entertainment

Kakao Corp has made significant strides in digital content and entertainment, creating a robust media ecosystem that includes:

KakaoPage

KakaoPage is a digital content platform offering webtoons, web novels, and other serialized content. It has become a major hub for creators and consumers of digital storytelling, contributing significantly to Kakao's revenue.

Webtoons and Web Novels: A wide variety of genres catering to diverse tastes.

Monetization: Creators can monetize their content through ad revenue and premium subscriptions.

Melon

Melon is South Korea's premier music streaming service, acquired by Kakao in 2016. It offers an extensive library of music, serving millions of users daily.

Music Streaming: High-quality audio streaming with a vast music catalog.

Curated Playlists and Recommendations: Personalized music suggestions based on user preferences.

Financial Technology: KakaoPay

KakaoPay is Kakao's innovative fintech platform, providing a range of financial services:

Mobile Payments: Seamless and secure payment solutions for online and offline transactions.

Investment Services: Access to various investment products and financial planning tools.

Insurance: Comprehensive insurance offerings integrated within the app.

Strategic Initiatives and Market Expansion

Kakao Corp has implemented several strategic initiatives to expand its market reach and enhance its service offerings:

Global Expansion

Kakao has focused on extending its services beyond South Korea, targeting international markets through strategic partnerships and localized offerings.

International Partnerships: Collaborations with global tech companies to enhance service capabilities and market penetration.

Localized Content: Adapting services to meet the cultural and linguistic needs of different regions.

Technological Innovation

Kakao Corp continues to invest heavily in technological advancements to stay ahead in the competitive tech landscape:

Artificial Intelligence (AI): Development of AI-driven solutions to improve user experience across Kakao's platforms.

Blockchain Technology: Integration of blockchain for secure and transparent transactions, particularly in fintech services.

Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility

Kakao Corp is committed to sustainability and corporate responsibility, implementing initiatives to promote environmental and social well-being:

Green Initiatives: Efforts to reduce the company's carbon footprint through eco-friendly practices.

Community Engagement: Programs aimed at supporting local communities and fostering digital inclusion.

#Kakao Media

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businessadvisorrobert · 6 months ago

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Boosting User Engagement and Revenue with a Customized Lyft Clone App in South Korea

Lyft and similar ride-hailing apps have revolutionized transportation, offering convenient on-demand services. If you've launched a Lyft clone app specifically for the South Korean market, you possess a powerful tool to connect riders and drivers. But with established players and cultural nuances to consider, how can you boost user engagement and maximize revenue in South Korea? Here, we explore key strategies to tailor your app for the South Korean market and make it a thriving business.

Understanding the South Korean Market:

Tech-Savvy Users: South Korea boasts a highly tech-savvy population. Leverage this by ensuring your app is user-friendly with a sleek, intuitive interface in Korean.

Cashless Society: South Korea is a leader in cashless transactions. Integrate popular Korean mobile wallets like KakaoPay and Naver Pay for seamless in-app payments.

Strong Public Transportation: Public transportation is robust in South Korea. Offer competitive fares and unique value propositions to attract users away from traditional options.

Engaging South Korean Riders:

Super Apps: Consider integrating features beyond just ride-hailing. Partner with local service providers to offer food delivery, errand services, or even karaoke bookings within your app, creating a comprehensive super-app experience.

Loyalty Programs: South Koreans appreciate loyalty programs. Implement a points system where riders earn points for every ride, redeemable for discounts or free rides.

Social Media Integration: Social media plays a prominent role in South Korea. Integrate social media logins for easy registration and consider features like ride-sharing options or referral bonuses through social media platforms.

Engaging South Korean Drivers:

Flexible Work Schedules: Offer flexible work schedules to cater to drivers who may have other commitments. This can attract a wider pool of talent.

Transparent Earnings: Ensure transparent earnings breakdowns within the app. Highlight potential earning opportunities during peak hours or high-demand areas to incentivize drivers.

Community Building: Foster a sense of community among drivers. Implement features like driver forums or recognition programs to boost morale and driver retention.

Monetization Strategies Tailored for South Korea:

Dynamic Commission Rates with a Korean Twist: Implement dynamic commission rates that consider factors like peak hours, demand, and distance. However, be mindful of cultural preferences for fairness. Consider a minimum guaranteed income during off-peak hours to incentivize driver availability Lyft clone script.

In-App Advertising: Partner with relevant Korean businesses to display targeted advertisements within your app. Ensure the ads are culturally appropriate and provide value to users, promoting Korean restaurants, local attractions, or relevant services.

Subscription Plans (Optional): Consider offering optional subscription tiers for riders with recurring needs. These plans could provide benefits like discounted fares, priority booking during peak hours, or ride-sharing options at a reduced cost.

Additional Considerations for South Korea:

Regulations: Ensure your app complies with all relevant South Korean regulations regarding ride-hailing services, insurance requirements, and data privacy.

Multilingual Support: While Korean should be the primary language, consider offering additional language support (English, Mandarin) for tourists or foreign residents.

Accessibility Features: Integrate accessibility features within your app to cater to users with disabilities. This demonstrates inclusivity and expands your user base.

Trioangle Technologies: Your Customized Lyft Clone App Development Partner

Trioangle Technologies empowers you to build a robust Lyft clone app development tailored for the South Korean market. Here's why they stand out:

Customization Expertise: They excel at customizing their script to integrate features specific to your market needs, like popular Korean payment methods and super-app functionalities.

Localization: They can assist with app localization, ensuring the user interface and content are culturally appropriate for the South Korean audience.

Compliance Guidance: They can provide guidance on navigating South Korean regulations related to ride-hailing services.

Conclusion

By understanding the South Korean market, implementing user-centric engagement strategies, and crafting a culturally appropriate app experience, you can position your Lyft clone app for success. Remember, the key lies in offering exceptional value to both riders and drivers, fostering a sense of community, and staying compliant with local regulations. Partner with Trioangle Technologies to leverage their expertise and create a thriving ride-hailing platform that caters to the unique needs of the South Korean market.

#lyft clone #lyft clone app

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armandsdivorcelawyer · 5 months ago

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I got another one:

The Hustling Military Wife

She’s only here because her husband is stationed here, but that don’t mean she isn’t gonna get that bag.

If she do hair, braids, nails, baby shower cakes, those millennial ass balloon arches, whatever; she’s gonna set up shop in her spare room of her military housing.

And you’ll go to her. Her prices are right and no one else here is going to do your nails the way you want it.

Got a moral issue with the US military presence in SK? What that gotta do with you, this entrepreneurial young woman, and some butterfly braids 🤨? This is a matter of survival! What else you gonna do? Go to a Korean hair salon?? With 4c hair????

Exactly. Now, shut up and KakaoPay Braids By Tamika that 400,000원, and get your ass to Pyeongtaek.

@yekkes

Oh my god so glad you asked!!! There are many different types of Expat in Korea:

FB Rant Woman is who I’d classify as “First Time Minority.” There are many of these. They’re white people that usually believe that they now understand systemic oppression because they’re now a minority group in Korea and xenophobia exists. Probably doesn’t believe that they have white privilege in Korea.

Will say anything seemingly negative that happens to them is racism. Korean person not interested in having a serious relationship with expats that will most likely leave the country in the next 1-2 years? Racism. Korean person doesn’t understand their accent when they speak Korean (their pronunciation sucks)? Racism. It’s all racism. They understand now. Don’t you see, American Person of Color? Here, we’re the same 🫶🏽

Other types of expats are:

The Koreaboo

They love KPop and K-dramas and moved to Korea to find their oppar. This expat either has a Korean boyfriend who is an ugly loser or is attractive and clearly not taking the relationship as seriously as she is, or a revolving cast of Korean boyfriends that changes so fast you never can actually learn their names. You would warn her that most men looking to date foreign women are only really looking for casual relationships, but she’s insufferable so you don’t bother.

If she sees you on the street when she’s with her boyfriend, she’s going to glare at you even though he looks like a foot and is chronically unemployed. In her mind, you want him. And that’s all that matters.

She’s an English teacher, but she really doesn’t care about her job. Has an annoying social media presence with titles like “My KOREAN BOYFRIEND tries NEW YORK PIZZA for the FIRST TIME!!”

She posts on the FB groups about how her boyfriend won’t introduce her to his family. People try to tell her that, culturally, people in Korea don’t introduce partners unless they’re engaged and about to get married. She doesn’t get it.

The Loser Back Home

This person is usually a white man who for some reason could not cash into his white male privilege in his country of origin, so he came to Korea expecting Korean women to throw coochie at him simply because he’s white. The LBH fetishizes Korean women, and loathes non-Korean woman. He’s also insufferable.

Also an English teacher, not good at his job. Has lived in Korea for 10+ years and speaks little to no Korean. Sometimes has a Korean wife that you pray divorces him eventually. He usually relies on her to do everything because he refuses to learn Korean.

The “Why are You Still Here?”

This person has also lived in Korea for 10+ years and they HATE the country. They don’t like the food, the people, their jobs, the culture, everything. Chronically miserable.

You ask them why they’re still here, and they never have a straight answer. It’s implicitly understood that they’ve been living in Korea for most of their adult life, and don’t know what they’d do if they left. If they do leave, they’re going to a nearby country (probably Japan or China) to start the process all over again.

The College Student

This person is studying abroad for a semester. Commonly seen in Hongdae clubs. They’re 19 and they can drink legally in Korea and it’s about to be everyone’s problem!

This group has overlap with the Koreaboo.

The Military Man

This person is a man in the US military. He’s either looking to get married to someone after knowing them for 5 business days, or is cheating on their wife with whom they share 3 children (with one on the way!) Swears he gets tested regularly, but will give you an STI. If he’s been in Korea for years, he probably ended up on The Black Book fb group to warn women to not interact with him. (TBB got shut down because other women started leaking the information to the men listed in it, and they threatened to sue the moderators. RIP TBB you saved many a life.)

This person is reviled by everyone in the country, expats included, because he is a menace. He and his friends terrorize the innocent citizens of whatever poor city their base is closest to. Avoid at all costs.

The Traveler

This person hasn’t lived in their country of origin for years, and has mostly been jumping from country to country for adventure! They live in Korea because 1. It’s a nice place to live., 2. Relatively low cost of living, and 3. Close to other countries. A holiday is coming up? They’re going to Thailand. They got vacation days? They’re spending it in Vietnam.

Either very chill and interesting, or insufferable.

And finally; The Running Away from Something. (That’s me!!)

This person is living in Korea because for some reason they do not want to be in their country of origin.

Shitty family? It’s hard to keep in contact with a 12 hour time difference. Don’t know what they’re gonna do with their life? English teaching in Korea is a good gap year job to let you save and figure your shit out. Mentally ill? Oh you stupid bitch. Go make that appointment at the Itaewon International Clinic. DO IT NOW.

Is either staying 1-2 years, or ends up living there forever. No in between.

#expat ecosystem

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dianyunipratiwi · 1 year ago

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3 Aplikasi yang Perlu Kamu Download Jika Akan ke Korea

Assalamualaikum

Apa kabar?

Sudah lama tidak menulis di tumblr. Dalam rangka mengikuti tantangan 30 DWC, akhirnya aku putuskan untuk menulis lagi di aplikasi ini. Untuk tulisan hari pertama ini, aku akan membagikan tips yang aku dapat selama hidup di Korea. Waktu pertama kali datang ke Korea itu banyak banget perbedaan budaya dan hal-hal baru yang cukup membuat bingung. Alhamdulillah ada beberapa aplikasi yang memudahkan selama aku di Korea. Untuk teman-teman yang mau ke Korea juga, mungkin untuk lanjut kuliah, kerja atau sekadar jalan-jalan, ini beberapa aplikasi yang perlu didownload:

Navermap

Navermap akan membantu kita menunjukan arah jalan dan lama waktu perjalanan dengan pilihan 4 jenis transportasi (mobil, bis, subway, sepeda, atau jalan kaki) ke suatu tempat. Jika kita memilih bis atau subway, navermap juga akan memberikan informasi nomor bis atau jalur subway terbaik yang bisa mengantarkan kita ke tujuan. Tak hanya itu, aplikasi ini juga memberikan petunjuk waktu kedatangan bis/subway serta perkiraan waktu untuk sampai ke tujuan. Di aplikasi ini, kita juga bisa mencari referensi restoran beserta menu-menunya dan berbagai tempat hiburan lainnya. Cara pemakaiannya juga cukup mudah. Kita hanya tinggal menginput nama tempat yang kita tuju di kolom pencarian, lalu taraaaa semua informasi bisa kita akses.

2. Kakaotalk

Kalau di Indonesia, kita terbiasa menggunakan whatsapp untuk berkomunikasi karena mudah dan murah. Nah, orang-orang di Korea jarang menggunakan WA karena mereka punya aplikasi sendiri yaitu kakaotalk yang juga murah, mudah, dan kekinian. Di aplikasi ini juga tidak hanya untuk berkomunikasi, tapi kita juga bisa berbelanja, membayar berbagai keperluan, ataupun mengirim uang dengan menggunakan kakaopay yang terintegrasi dengan kakaotalk. Jadi ini aplikasi yang wajib kamu punya kalau mau hidup di Kroya, eh Korea.

3. Mufko

Masyarakat Korea sangat menyukai babi dan alkohol. Jadi banyak makanan yang mengandung satu atau dua bahan tersebut. Bahkan seperti ice cream, permen, snack pun mengandung bahan derivat babi atau jika tidak mengandung babi, makanan tersebut diproduksi di fasilitas yang sama dengan babi. Kue beras (teok) bahan pembuat topokki (tteokbokki) yang sekilas terlihat aman juga ternyata mengandung alkohol. Bibimbap, sayuran nasi yang dicampur dengan bumbu gochujang juga ternyata belum tentu aman untuk muslim karena di beberapa merk gochujang mengandung alkohol. Nah, untungnya ada aplikasi mufko yang membantu kita untuk memberikan informasi tentang bahan-bahan yang terkandung di produk-produk produksi Korea. Cara menggunakan aplikasinya juga cukup mudah. Kita tinggal menscan barcode produk, lalu informasinya akan keluar. Walaupun Mufko tidak menginformasikan halal haram makanan, tapi paling tidak kita bisa menghindari makanan yang sudah jelas-jelas mengandung babi atau alkohol.

Sekian untuk hari ini. Semoga bermanfaat :)

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imperiumallaboveall · 2 years ago

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Watch "How To Use KakaoPay For Foreigners | Setting Up KakaoPay, Sending Money through KakaoPay and more" on YouTube

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#Youtube

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seyoonlgc · 1 year ago

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Spend the rest of the evening nicely, forget everything....got it. Normally, Seyoon wasn't so easily intimidated, but Yuxi was on the next level. He found himself nodding along to whatever she said and digging into his pocket for his cell phone. Then, with a few taps, presented her with his KakaoPay information as requested.

At that moment, his brain didn't wholly register the she was going to pay for his bill part, and just did what he did because she told him so.

"W-wait, noona!" He noticed her leaning closer and crossed his arms in front of his chest protectively, eyes wide like some innocent cdrama scholar ready to defend his virtue against an alluring fox spirit. "Your secret lover might still be watching, we can't-" Like mentioned earlier - he did not wish to compete for a woman with someone who was rich enough to send assassins.

Hold on a minute, did she say incest?

Seyoon, clearly too wrapped up in the story he'd created in his head, did not get it right away. Instead of realizing he'd made a mistake with this situation, he started frowning and spiraling further. "You are related to your secret lover?" He exclaimed in a scandalized voice. "But...but that's..."

It took thirty more seconds and an extra cool waft of the nightly breeze for Seyoon to come to his senses. Right, she was probably just going out with a family member or something. There was no dirty secret.

Except...

"You gave him a kiss on the cheek," he challenged Yuxi's kind smile with one bravely raised brow. "I thought only the French did that casually."

Yuxi was really channeling her inner Sora Choi for Versace SS20 as she made her way towards Seyoon. Of course, she would only learn of this fact after the incident, but that was beyond the point. She had better sense than to simply run or storm her way over, but that didn’t mean that she couldn’t give a mean, purposeful walk that emanated “do not even think about moving a centimetre from your current position”.

Her increased focus into evidently paid off: he stayed completely still. Petrified maybe, but Yuxi achieved her goal and she was not going to swell to much on that detail when she had a storm coming up ahead.

“Let’s cut to the chase,” she interrupted, having no patience for whatever small talk Seyoon had in mind that they both knew neither were vested in. It wasn’t every day that she could ever meet up with Haoran and she’d rather spend as little time on this as possible. “How about you spend the rest of the evening nicely, perhaps drink a bit too much, and forget about tonight, alright? Look, I’ll even pay for your bill, what’s your KakaoPay?”

It wasn’t often that Yuxi could be rendered completely speechless, but talk about a bombshell. She had to give it to him, he had skill, and a rather vivacious imagination behind his otherwise malfunctioning head to complement. Caught completely and utterly unawares at the implications of his outburst, she let out an unbelieving scoff as she stood otherwise in silence pondering how to respond. Clarifying that Haoran was her cousin would be the simplest way forward, but she still had his profession to keep in mind — he’d a promotion to all but guaranteed MD this year. 28 and MD: she was not going to let this opportunity leave him because of her. Giving away such an evident connection would mean tracing back future information would be easy as pie, she couldn’t give herself away as a piece of liability for him. The vaguer the better then, she settled.

Yuxi motioned for him to come closer then, leaning in to Seyoon’s ear, “It’s the first time I’ve been accused of incest. Thank you, I’m truly honoured,” she breathed, just barely audible, a kind smile on her face.

#im laughing my face off writing this #poor cousin his name is getting dragged through the dirt #but don't worry it's mostly confined in seyoon's brain #and always good to have fleshed out background characters!#lgcyuxi #( general thread )

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thenextinvestment · 2 years ago

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카카오페이 하반기 실적 주가 전망 [교보증권]

2Q22 Preview 카카오페이 2Q22 매출은 1,336억원(YoY +22.4%), 영업이익은 –78억원(YoY 적자지속) 수준을 기록한 것으로 추정. 결제서비스 매출은 거리두기 해제에 따라 배달서비스 및 이커머스 향 결제액 감소를 카카오모빌리티와 리오프닝 관련 숙박, 운송 등 결제액 증가가 상쇄하며 989억원(QoQ +4.9%, YoY +43%) 으로 증가했을 것으로 예상. 한편 티켓사이즈가 큰 전세 자금 대출로의 커버리지 확대 통해 대출 중개 TPV와 매출의 QoQ 개선, 1분기 매출 급감의 원인이었던 증권 부문 홀세일 매출 일부 회복으로 금융서비스 매출은 QoQ +15%, YoY -18.9%인 274억원 기록 추산 1Q22 영업비용은 YoY +20.6% 증가한 1,415억원을 기록 추정.…

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#교보증권 #카카오페이 #kakaopay #kosdaq #kospi

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pasteltofus · 6 years ago

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How to get a Kakao Pay Card 💳✨🤧

One thing I love about Korea, or Asia in general, is that there are cute things galore!! Here, there, everywhere, from socks to phone cases to tissue packaging. Only in Asia can you find these Kakao Friends themed debit cards. (They’re called check cards in Korea)

Unfortunately, those debit cards are for Kakao Bank, and they don’t allow foreigners. 😭 I was super sad when I found out because I really wanted the Apeach card.

HOWEVER!! All hope was not lost. For the other day when I was chatting with my friends on messenger, I saw an ad for a different kind of Kakao check card.

That’s right. For once those stupid messenger ads finally came into handy. This check card is just a physical card that links to your Kakao Pay account. Basically the Korean version of Venmo, but you also get a 0.3% cash back when you use the card.

Here’s how I got mine! *Note, this isn’t a step by step process because I forgot the details…but I did the whole thing by myself by feeding screenshots into Papago so there’s that if you need it.

First things first

Things you need: Korean phone number, bank account, and alien registration number.

So first, you have to set up your Kakao Pay account. To do that you have to enter your Korean phone number into Kakao. A lot of other features will also unlock after you do this!!

Korean online security has a ridiculous number of steps, so here are some of the more tricky parts I ran into.

The card is linked to your Kakao Pay which is linked to your bank account, so make sure you have all that info ready.

At one point Kakao is gonna send 1 won to your bank account and you’re going to have to log into your bank account and see who sent it to you (it’s gonna be a 4 digit number).

Next, put in your own 4 digit PIN number.

And then for the ARS verification, you need to call the number that they prompt you with and enter the two digit code they give you on your phone keypad.

Then you can choose which card you want! One of the cards is free and the other has a fee but gives you mileage points. I went with the free one.

Finally, you put in your name, address, phone number, alien registration number, etc.

When you see this screen select the one of the left for “foreigner.” I forgot to screenshot the final completion screen but when you finish you should get a Kakao message from Kakao Pay! I applied for the card on Friday and got it the following Thursday.

짜잔~

When you get the card make sure you activate it by scanning the QR code that comes with the card. I’ve used it a couple times and what I’ve noticed is the card automatically draws from your Kakao Pay amount (think your Venmo balance) and if you don’t have enough then it’ll automatically draw from your bank account in 10,000 increments. I think this will be a good way of budgeting myself…if I fill up my Kakao Pay balance for the month and force myself to follow that… BUT BTS TELLS ME TO YOLO SO WE’LL SEE

#탕진잼탕진잼탕진잼 #kakaofriends #kakaopay #korean check card #my ryan card makes me so happy #life in korea

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