I am having a good chuckle. I was wondering how how the romance will go but I guess it can work. I wasn't expecting Chairman Han the fastidious prissy man to be a bulldozer when he sets his mind to it.
Kang Soo is going to be flabbergasted his boss and girlfriend's father or potential father is going to gallop into his life like that. He seems to be a nice young man but you don't get to be a Special Forces Lieutenant by being passive and laidback.
So Seri's parents won't have an easy path separating the couple because their family members won't stand for it.
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THAT DR MYUNG???!!!!....it's so frustrating to see her taking credit for literally…
You forget that happens in every medical drama. Just that she is disguised as a pretty Fellow. The times it happens in other dramas its shown to be the crusty old male consultants.
People like this exists in the real world. Its all the professors who do not do the research and are in the research trial. The senior who claims to be nice and kind to juniors but make them work so hard.
I am rather pleased they finally wrote a nasty character in the Playlist franchise.
The ghosts/spirits in this are laughably bad -- so bad, the person/people who created them should never work in…
Yeah well why do we want really scary monsters? Did you see ratings? It's for 15 years old and older. Its a SBS drama so on normal tv. They are not going to show movie level horror make up at whatever time it shows in S Korea. I think it used to be 2150hrs?
Learning a language via dramas is good but if you're not using it in your daily life, then you don't really qualify…
Er I helped in Mandarin and Korean drama translations on viki. Drama vocabulary or specialised vocabulary from historical, legal, medical or specialised job workplace dramas are nothing like real life.
I also happen to speak Mandarin and 3 other Chinese dialects, need Korean in real life/ family is Korean and also fluent in English.
And NO I will not and cannot pass as a Mandarin speaking staff member. And I do and have stepped in as translator for these language for work.
I also have a very precise tone and accent. You also need to be understood. My kids Mandarin intonations is horrendous. I live in Australia and their Aussie accents just massacres the sentences. I have problems understanding them.
So I am giving you precise reasons on whether you can converse in a 30 minute interview in Mandarin. Or write a pamphlet or translate something for the interviewers.
Are you fluent? I presume they don't mean someone who reads Simplified Chinese?
I speak Mandarin but can't understand historical drama and I wouldn't apply for a job requiring a Mandarin speaker. I don't know what type of translation is needed.
I also happen to translate Mandarin dramas previously and I couldn't translate a full episode- my Mandarin is not good enough. I also am good enough to interview people in Mandarin for work in an emergency- English speaking country here.
So giving it to you as gauge about whether to apply for a job. I also read Hangul, help translate and edit Korean dramas for fun and speak it. And ALSO would not interview for a job requiring a Korean speaker. I also function as a Korean speaker for work in an emergency. My work place requires- in an emergency- Mandarin, Italian, Greek, Persian, Cantonese, Nepalese, Polish, Russian etc speakers without notice.
I'm on Ep 32 and I already got spoiled on the ending of this drama so im not sure if i should continue or not…
At the end of the day this drama is good because of the storytelling.
The director is good. Acting is good. The story arcs have a rationale.
So it all depends on whether you're here for the journey ie the whole drama or all you want is 2 people together. Then watch a 100% straightforward romance ie Ski into love. That was so cheesy I could barf.
So yeah... finish it. Life doesn't guarantee everyone does everything you want. At least it was logical. A lot of drama are not. I still haven't recovered from that historical drama that killed everyone around the main couple.
Ohh I'm watching this for lu yu xiao I watched her acting in Mjty and perfct match I love her improvement skillsI…
Oh I am more familiar with the male lead.
He has a very relaxed acting style. Very natural. Nice voice.
His look is totally not my type at all but he makes his characters likeable so yeah I came because of him being in it. I don't look for any of his dramas but if he happens to be in it; I'd give it a go.
This is a weekend drama. Its usually brainless, illogical, frustrating, has boring couples in between ones you…
The audiences are the ones who actually watch tv. That means the older generation. Younger Koreans watch dramas via streaming. This is a traditional audience. That's why the % is so high.
Great. Not. Based on spoiler comments here I went to the ep 27 and 28 preview. My drama watching is now on hold for a few days so I don't have to suffer.
Wowser. Now I need to remember which episode it was in.
I didn't realise it was her.
Kang Soo is going to be flabbergasted his boss and girlfriend's father or potential father is going to gallop into his life like that. He seems to be a nice young man but you don't get to be a Special Forces Lieutenant by being passive and laidback.
So Seri's parents won't have an easy path separating the couple because their family members won't stand for it.
People like this exists in the real world. Its all the professors who do not do the research and are in the research trial. The senior who claims to be nice and kind to juniors but make them work so hard.
I am rather pleased they finally wrote a nasty character in the Playlist franchise.
I also happen to speak Mandarin and 3 other Chinese dialects, need Korean in real life/ family is Korean and also fluent in English.
And NO I will not and cannot pass as a Mandarin speaking staff member. And I do and have stepped in as translator for these language for work.
I also have a very precise tone and accent. You also need to be understood. My kids Mandarin intonations is horrendous. I live in Australia and their Aussie accents just massacres the sentences. I have problems understanding them.
So I am giving you precise reasons on whether you can converse in a 30 minute interview in Mandarin. Or write a pamphlet or translate something for the interviewers.
The ad says a Mandarin speaker.
Are you fluent? I presume they don't mean someone who reads Simplified Chinese?
I speak Mandarin but can't understand historical drama and I wouldn't apply for a job requiring a Mandarin speaker. I don't know what type of translation is needed.
I also happen to translate Mandarin dramas previously and I couldn't translate a full episode- my Mandarin is not good enough. I also am good enough to interview people in Mandarin for work in an emergency- English speaking country here.
So giving it to you as gauge about whether to apply for a job. I also read Hangul, help translate and edit Korean dramas for fun and speak it. And ALSO would not interview for a job requiring a Korean speaker. I also function as a Korean speaker for work in an emergency. My work place requires- in an emergency- Mandarin, Italian, Greek, Persian, Cantonese, Nepalese, Polish, Russian etc speakers without notice.
The director is good. Acting is good. The story arcs have a rationale.
So it all depends on whether you're here for the journey ie the whole drama or all you want is 2 people together. Then watch a 100% straightforward romance ie Ski into love. That was so cheesy I could barf.
So yeah... finish it. Life doesn't guarantee everyone does everything you want. At least it was logical. A lot of drama are not. I still haven't recovered from that historical drama that killed everyone around the main couple.
He has a very relaxed acting style. Very natural. Nice voice.
His look is totally not my type at all but he makes his characters likeable so yeah I came because of him being in it. I don't look for any of his dramas but if he happens to be in it; I'd give it a go.
Thanks.
I currently have no Cdrama to watch so whether its bad or good I have no choice.