musa book
04-29-02 | 06:31 PM
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Isn't it annoying how the titles of the various sections are in English but the text is only in Korean? What gives with having the word "Synopsis" written in English but not the rest?
04-29-02 | 08:59 PM
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heheh, i thought the same thing! oh, well, time to brush up on my korean reading skills... tiger, um, i'm really slow so you may have to wait a long time 
what is this MOO-SAH?
what is this MOO-SAH?
04-30-02 | 07:00 AM
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Having a small amount of English is a popular trend with Asian films. English has always been a bit trendy and they love using it in small doses, especially in Japan.
I used to read Korean but I've kind of lost most of it since I haven't used it in years. I'll have to brush up.
I used to read Korean but I've kind of lost most of it since I haven't used it in years. I'll have to brush up.
