No problem. It's a term used by Spanish and Portuguese speaking people (usually from Latin America) that means 'foreigner'. It's not as harsh of an insult in Portuguese as it is Spanish, but in this context, they clearly were trying to use it to be rude on purpose.
Not Leo literally carrying Fiat to bed when there was nothing physically wrong with him. LOL just when I thought this character couldn't be any more infantilized.
As someone who regularly watches Gameplay's cooking show (Food Hacker), I'm so upset to know he knew what this show was about, went to an audition and not only didn't get one of the main leads, but not even a role in the kitchen. :( Gameplay is the best boy and the best chef. :(
I want two sequels: one with DaOn in Japan falling in love with a really a cute Japanese classmate...who's also a musician (he deserves it) and one with the teacher (WE deserve it after that last scene).
I don't know if it's the way the language emotes itself, the simple talent of the actors, or the way the singers belt out the ballads in the OST, K-dramas (whether BL or not ) consistently make me -feel- things in ways dramas from other countries don't. And I swear, every time Yoon-Oh cries or gets close to crying, I do too. Choi Jae Hyun is so great.
Leo and Fiat seem to trust each other and Leon and Phob are hitting it off. After Fiat's mom comes back and they make up, what else could possibly happen that won't seem really sudden, rushed, and contrived for the last three episodes???