The mystery in Arang becomes more complicated and eerie after it’s revealed the first two victims not only knew each other, they, along with their friends, killed a teenage boy named Joon-ho ( Baek Min-hyun ) at a rural salt storehouse ten years ago. So-young and her new partner Hyun-ki ( Lee Dong-wook ), a young transferee from Forensics, now have what looks to be a spree killer on their hands. What makes an already strange death even stranger is the addition of a second victim another man later died from the same cause. And the reason for his death was a heart attack caused by prussic acid. In the 2006 crime-chiller Arang, a man’s charred corpse is discovered in the remains of a house fire, but his autopsy reveals he died before the fire broke out. Homemade folklore often played a role as well, and filmmaker Ahn Sang-hoon looked to a classic Korean story for inspiration when putting together his debut.Ī new and disturbing case awaits Detective Min So-young ( Song Yoon-ah ). During this heyday of “K-Horror,” there was a burst of spectral yarns centered around cursed objects, haunted technology, and most of all, revenge. Know any words of your own? Leave a comment and I’ll add them to the list.The success of The Ring inspired Japan’s nearest neighbors to tell their own ghost stories, and South Korea certainly didn’t waste the opportunity in the mid-2000s.
스트레스 – seu-teu-re-seu – is something you’ll get from learning Korean.슈퍼마켓 – syu-peo-ma-ket – means supermarket.센티미터 – sentimiteo – No, not sentimental.헬스센타 – helseu senta – Health Center… Not like in Pokemon.
엠피쓰리 – empi sseuli – means mp3 player.쇼핑 – syoping – means… can you guess? Look above.카드 – kadeu – sounds familiar right? it means card.크레디트 카드 – keulediteu kadeu – means credit card.팬 – paen- means f an… “f” does not exist in Korean so they use “p”.Korean words that sound like English words and mean the same thing. 트림 – teulim – (sounds like trim) means belch.많이 – manh-i – (sounds like many) means a lot of.문 – mun – (sounds like moon) means door.그림 – geulim – (similar to cream) means picture.씻 – ssis – (sounds like sheet) means to rinse.소리 – soli – (similar to sorry) means sound.가스 – gaseu – (sounds like gas) means stove.Korean words that sound like English words… but don’t mean the same thing. If you know any, please leave a comment and add some more – I’ll add it to this article. What are they? Here’s a quick list I’ve come across. However, the fact is… learning Korean words that sound like English is easy, painless and quick way to boost your vocabulary So, on the topic of learning Korean vocabulary, there are Korean words that sound like English words you can call them Konglish, you can call them loan words OR perhaps their meanings may be different from what they sound like. Guarantee you, you won’t forget their name. Kind of like… your name is Bob… and you meet someone named Bob. I mention this in “ Lea rn Hangul in under one hour” article.īecause if you know X, and if Y can be related to X, understanding Y will be a ton easier. Meaning, when you come across something that you can instantly relate/connect with something you already know. One that thing that makes learning Korean incredibly easy is association.
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