#understand korean dramas

[25shadesoffebruary]

[heretherebedork]

He took off his cross before he confessed. @respectthepetty He took off his cross before he confessed. Oh, this sunshine is gonna hurt.

[kdramaxoxo]

[skylessknights]

Shin Ha Kyun and Kim Young Kwang in "EVILIVE"

[afza147]

Ep6 when the phone rings(6)

I want it too🤣

[mainfaggot]

i learned hangul in january -> i downloaded korean textbooks that same month -> i got too busy with uni -> i was unable to function (mental illness) -> busy with uni again (summer edition) -> unable to function again -> forced myself to sit down and finally started one of the beginners korean textbooks today, 7 months after downloading it ...

[missfanfiktionowner]

Just rewatched the korean remake of Why R U and my goodness I forgot how smug Yugyeom was.

He sucks at showing how he feels openly, but shows so many obvious clues how he actually feels about Sunwoo the entire time.

Sunwoo is shocked and surprised at having taken home Yugyeom without even remembering- and meanwhile Yugyeom is happiness in human form.

Finally he was able to see how Sunwoo lives, get a glimpse of what he likes and how he makes amends with the little he has. Even took a shower and dried his hair as if he's been there loads of times. It seems so insignificant, but it's obviously so huge for him aka "progress" in getting closer to the other.

I'm obsessed with them again, help.

+ ✨Extra✨

I forgot how much I loved Yugyeom's gay yearning! He is so gone for this man someone save him.

[iamsurvivor666]

| "All I've been thinking about is you. What do you think? Can you still be my friend in this situation? Can we put our arms around each other's shoulders and hug each other, like nothing happened? I can't.""

Star Struck (Joe Yoo Jae [Baek Zu Ho] in focus. 2023 - EP6)

[bat-the-misfit]

i LOVE spanish or vanish and we got a glimpse of french or the trench and now duo has done korean or get eaten which was also funny

but the only thing my heart wants is

PORTUGUESE OR THE SQUEEZE

duo pls

[seashells-and-wind]

The urge to recreate this scene with my significant other

[pickletrip]

The Eighth Sense

Episode 3: Perspective

Title card credit @blmpff

[doux-amer]

I understand that I may be indulging in a littleeeee bit of woobifying, but I’m allowed to because I’m saying nothing but the truth and because if I’m the only one carrying the entire Yeom Haesang fanclub on my back, then I’m allowed to treat myself.

[skylessknights]

GOOD NEWS!

So I just realised that a recent kdrama that was very popular last year was on ENA, the same network that Evilive is currently on. Do you know what that kdrama was called... Extraordinary Attorney Woo.

Just like Evilive, Extraordinary Attorney Woo aired with low ratings at the beginning of their broadcast (0.9%). But by the time it reached it's final episode, the ratings had increased to 17% nationwide, setting the record for the highest rating in ENA's history!

Now Evilive aired with a record low 0.2% nationwide but with it's recent episodes airing on Sunday and Monday guess how much it's increased? Well look for yourself...

(In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.)

I am so happy and proud to see these numbers and can only pray that it continues to go upwards from here. Thank you to everyone whose watching this show in Korea and around the world. It's so good and deserves all the attention it can get. 💖

[afza147]

Yeon Seok Weekend Show(4)

Jae Yoon did not understand🤣

[deadsince1973]

I've just finished episode 5 of Vivant, and I have to say, I really love and appreciate the mix of languages on this show. You just KNOW that if this show were American, all the "Balkan"/Mongolian characters would be speaking English with a foreign accent for the convenience of the audience. So I absolutely love this show's choice to have huge chunks of the show's dialogue delivered in Mongolian, including lines by the Japanese main characters, and to simply subtitle it in Japanese. No handwaving about how the main characters' foreign contacts just happen to speak Japanese with no expectation that the main characters might also speak Mongolian. No, instead, all the main characters speak Mongolian and English (and Arabic maybe, in Nogi's case?) in addition to Japanese, none of the Americans speak Japanese, only the Balkan/Mongolian characters for whom it makes sense that they would speak Japanese speak Japanese, and the language of the scene is chosen based on what language would most likely be used in that situation in real life. Convenience for the audience is simply not a consideration. And I love it!

[inkats]

learning languages is so fun.