Language

Anne Curtis Guesses the Meaning of These Popular K-Drama Words



Preview Ph

“Saranghae!” Anne says enthusiastically even before we start filming. “I don’t think I’ve ever fangirled this much before,” she confesses, eager to know if she’s picked up the hallyu language after falling into the K-drama system. Watch as she tries to guess some of the most common Korean drama words, and shares how Gong Yoo became her ultimate bias. .

Source

Similar Posts

30 thoughts on “Anne Curtis Guesses the Meaning of These Popular K-Drama Words
  1. ang daming basher ni anne dito, She's just happy about kdramas especially if si Gong-yoo, and she enjoys watching these kinds of dramas. why not be happy na lang na marami na din naiinfluence ng korean culture? hays hindi yung kung ano ano sinasabi niyo na parang kayo ang nagimbento ng mga korean drama. ? edi kayo na magaling

  2. it's not wrong to watch kdramas, but the most cringey and as a fan of kpop/kdrama for years, you still cant call it though "kinain ng sistema…"…The thing is people nowadays are just rooting for 2016 dramas, feel bad for 2000's though and it has a lot more amazing flow. Finger hearts? ? to tell the truth way nack 2013 or 2014 pa yan, nakikiusao lang iba shet nahiya kaming mga older fans?

  3. Haha even my 63 yr old mom is a a Park Bo Gum and Jo In Sung fangirl. He's been a Jo In Sung fan since 2005. But now he's a Park Bo Gum fangirl big time! ?

  4. Aminin na natin, bago natin ma-familiarize yung mga basic Korean words/phrases dumaan din tayo sa ganitong stage. Wag kayong masyadong strikto. Ghad. I h8 drugzsxc.

Comments are closed.

WP2Social Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com