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have-win-adult · 2 days
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distanreum · 3 days
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Sullyoon • Nmixx
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haneul-1004 · 2 days
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my mouth is bored 👄
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cb-reblog · 2 days
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koreanaswego · 20 hours
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Korean Word of the Day
믿을 수있는 사람
Reliable person
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bohnuet · 1 day
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I just want love and lust, you just can't love enough.
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That's why I need a touch.
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iamnotlovegirl · 2 days
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Queen Of Tears
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This is so beautiful and upsetting at the same time.
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Crying me eyes out....
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This shot, shows the uncertainty, the sadness and his world literally breaking down. It is very well shot. Shows the emotions well.
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My Heart..
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He is soo damn adorable.....
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These long shots are true gorgeous.
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This is a sight that is good to see. We can see the contrast they show from when Hae-in's family had dinner together in the first few episodes and then this.
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OH.MY.GOD
What was that??? What a twist. I did not expect that at all. I knew something was up, but this was.... Oh damn, Don't tell me she will die. I can't..
This show is one of the best ones I have seen, truly.
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thelingodingo · 2 days
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Seventeen's Dialects
For a very tiny country, South Korea has many distinct dialects (6 major ones to be exact). And so I wanted to share with yall the different dialects used by Seventeen members! (especially seungkwan cuz its so cool)
Gyeongsang Dialect: this dialect is by far the most popularized and well-known Korean dialect. it's mainly characterized by its aggressive, fast-paced, and strongly emphasized sounds. it's also pitch-accented, meaning you can hear the different intonations and stresses on syllables. there are also subtle differences between different gyeongsang-do cities that native speakers of the dialect can easily hear and tell apart.
Woozi - Woozi is from Busan, where the accent falls on the back syllable and the "g" (ㄱ) is used more. his accent doesn't really jump out often but every now and then you can hear a slightttt tinge of the dialect. in BTS Suga's Suchwita episode 10 with Woozi theres a part where Suga (as a fellow gyeongsang-do born) is able to immediately tell that Woozi is from gyeongsang by his intonation.
S.Coups - on the other hand, S.coups is from Daegu, where the accent falls on the front syllable and the "k" (ㅋ) sound is used more. as you can see, even though s.coups and woozi are both from gyeongsang, their different cities means their accents are a bit different. in fact, the busan dialect evolved in order for people to be able to hear what is being said over water better whereas the daegu dialect evolved to be able to travel through the air better. s.coups' accent jumps out quite often in varying degrees. sometimes its very obvious and other times it's more subtle, but overall you can definitely notice it if you listen close enough.
Wonwoo - unlike the other two, wonwoo is from Changwon, so neither Busan or Daegu (the 2 most prominent gyeongsang-do cities). i don't have enough experience to know anything in particular about the changwon dialect but i assume that it's basically the same as the busan dialect since it's pretty close to there. from what I personally hear, I think wonwoo's dialect is definitely the most recognizable and frequent out of the 3 gyeongsang members. i feel like every other sentence he says has a bit of the accent thrown in naturally.
Jeolla Dialect: the jeolla dialect also has many different pitches and intonations used and is mainly characterized by its warm and kind sounding tone. vowels are the emphasis and are dragged out/lengthened, giving speakers of this dialect a very affectionate, smooth, and melodic voice.
Dino - dino likes to whip out his dialect here and there, especially when joking around and having fun with the other members. dino's accent comes out the most by far whenever he turns into his boomer character, Pi Cheolin! so basically any Pi Cheolin clip is just dino speaking in jeolla dialect.
Jeju Dialect (language): this dialect of Korean is so vastly different from the rest of the dialects that it's basically completely unintelligible to other Koreans. because of this, many people even say that the Jeju dialect is actually a language of its own. really, the jeju dialect seems to be officially classified as a "language dialect". to add on, this dialect is also classified as a critically endangered language by UNESCO which is definitely very worrying.
Seungkwan - even though he is from Jeju Island, there has never really been a time where he ever spoke in the Jeju dialect in front of the camera. so unfortunately there's no examples I can give regarding Seungkwan....atleast thats what I thought. after some more digging on the korean side of the internet it turns out there are a few clips of him speaking in the jeju language! heres one of them:
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The rest of the members speak in just the Standard Korean dialect (Gyeonggi) btw
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lucyninahududusu · 21 hours
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vegan-nom-noms · 2 days
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Vegan Korean-Style Hot Chicken Sandwiches
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catchymemes · 3 months
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shattereddteacup · 8 months
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Past Lives (2023)
Dir. Celine Song
Language: Korean, English
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toweringclam · 9 months
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Wait wait stop the presses! No more comparing Lois Lane to Luz Noceda. She's actually Korean.
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zegalba · 1 year
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Kim Tschang-Yeul: Waterdrop (1979) oil on canvas
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