Actually, it's Hanzo and not Hanjo, but Kanemaru is the only one who can pronounce it properly xD
I think Hangul itself is pretty easy to learn. It's just 24 letters and a few rules on how to organize them, so you'll probably do just fine even on your own.
Spelling takes a bit of time though, because it sometimes feels arbitrary why a word is written in a certain way - but that's the same with every other language.
I remember someone in Tree with Deep Roots saying that "Hangul is designed so that a smart person can learn it within a day and a dumb person within a week" ;)
I loved Liar Game and always longed for a bit more romance between Nao&Shinichi - If it's a Korean version, they will probably have that, right?
That it's preproduced and on tvN also makes me feel pretty optimistic. Now, just let the casting be good!
Yet another disgustingly despicable drama straight to the bitter end!!!
I really don't know why you keep equating things in dramas to real life stuff. Of course nobody likes their girl/boyfriend being stolen and I'm pretty sure that NOBODY here would approve of cheating.
I like revenge dramas for example, even though I'm against self-administered justice. I also enjoyed a few improper relatioship dramas (like student-teacher) although I in no way would promote such things in real life.
But I can still enjoy a drama that happens to have such things, because dramas are NOT real life.
I like it! Unlike other people, I feel great chemistry all around. The glances Sang Hyo and Hae Young send each other are sparkling already! Might be I'm a bit biased cause I also like all 3 main actors, but to me the acting seems just fine. So far I like our main characters and their interactions and am pretty invested in their future, enough to easily forgive the weird background mystery (though I still hope that get's a bit more interesting).
Something's wrong, she killed her teacher, but nobody talk about it. ???????????
When the teacher was driving her home upon finding her at the hospital (after the wife delivered the baby). Young Eun slashed at her through the window with that cutter after she got off.
I was wondering about that, too...
As much as I love Infinite, I'm really apprehensive as to watch this drama. I hope no one will be offended if…
I think they're a bit stiff at times, but not at all to the degree that annoys me or distracts me from the story. The drama doesn't demand too complex expressions anyway.
I don't think their acting will keep you from enjoying the show.
The discription is not very fitting. The relationships between the characters do develop, but this is more short episodes and talk about mature dating life instead of a proper drama. It's pretty funny and very frank, but there is a fair amount of skin, so be warned if you don't like that.
Now that we're through with the backstory I actually like this show. It's funny and has a bunch of interesting characters - just Sadam is extremly one-note and boring. Any scene with Jung Il Woo is a treat though.
Lee Je Hoon yeah!!! But a loveline with Kim JooYoung? I hope it's something like high school love on like she's…
Kim Yoo Jung plays a novel writer who's tasked with investigating the palace mysteries.
I like her, so I'm happy she was cast (given she's really not romantically involved at all). What's wrong with child actresses this year, besides the high school love on controversy?
Someone, please tell me that Mi Young doesn't date the scumbag Daniel, please, I beg that the writers don't have…
I don't see how Mi Young is supposed to know Gun's lying when he says he wants to break up. She knows about the returned memories, but her faith had been crushed several times at that point and Gun was being pretty cruel to her. On top of that, she'd been afraid that her happiness would shatter any moment all along, so Gun was saying what she'd been fearing all the time.
Also, she isn't technically running away with Daniel, but restarting her life after a serious setback. If they became a couple within those 3 years she struggled to cope with her losses and start afresh, I really don't think that makes her an "easy slut and whore".
Interesting that Japan is making a series on cheating.They usually ignore things like this. But it happens a lot…
There's actually a lot of cheating characters around in J-dramaland. Dousousei and Wakamonotachi have them, too, for instance, just to mention current dramas.
Spelling takes a bit of time though, because it sometimes feels arbitrary why a word is written in a certain way - but that's the same with every other language.
I remember someone in Tree with Deep Roots saying that "Hangul is designed so that a smart person can learn it within a day and a dumb person within a week" ;)
That it's preproduced and on tvN also makes me feel pretty optimistic. Now, just let the casting be good!
I like revenge dramas for example, even though I'm against self-administered justice. I also enjoyed a few improper relatioship dramas (like student-teacher) although I in no way would promote such things in real life.
But I can still enjoy a drama that happens to have such things, because dramas are NOT real life.
I was wondering about that, too...
I don't think their acting will keep you from enjoying the show.
I like her, so I'm happy she was cast (given she's really not romantically involved at all). What's wrong with child actresses this year, besides the high school love on controversy?
Also, she isn't technically running away with Daniel, but restarting her life after a serious setback. If they became a couple within those 3 years she struggled to cope with her losses and start afresh, I really don't think that makes her an "easy slut and whore".