That 'Khhhhhh' sound is Korean speech, an interjection to emphasize how big or how great something is. Like 'That meal is really (khhhhh...) great' I can't think of an English equivalent.
That throat clearing "KHHHHH" sound she does is a common sound in Korean speech. It can be used in mid-sentence to emphasize a word (like "I tried that new burger and it was SOOOOO good!") or it can used after taking a sip from an alcoholic beverage or spicy soup, or to express that something is really good/impressive. English speakers might say something like "WOWWWW", but Koreans will often make that throat sound as an equivalent. Growing up in a Korean-Canadian household I've heard my parents make that sound all my life, but I never really thought about it until you mentioned it lol.
Sometimes I think about how nice it would be if I could translate Korean puns so that everyone could understand them. English is too restrictive to translate idioms
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The next one is IU’s cutest episode ( i think )
Idk if you realize, but the Bang Si Hyuk and JYP they talked here are the founders of BigHit (later Hybe) and JYPEnt. Very influential names ....
yeiii my favorite episode finally❤️
I can't wait for your reaction to next episode ❤❤🎉🎉😂😂
That 'Khhhhhh' sound is Korean speech, an interjection to emphasize how big or how great something is. Like 'That meal is really (khhhhh...) great' I can't think of an English equivalent.
That throat clearing "KHHHHH" sound she does is a common sound in Korean speech. It can be used in mid-sentence to emphasize a word (like "I tried that new burger and it was SOOOOO good!") or it can used after taking a sip from an alcoholic beverage or spicy soup, or to express that something is really good/impressive. English speakers might say something like "WOWWWW", but Koreans will often make that throat sound as an equivalent. Growing up in a Korean-Canadian household I've heard my parents make that sound all my life, but I never really thought about it until you mentioned it lol.
I hope next react homebody signal by iu she cover alot of song fans request pls thanks
라스 오브 어스 남주인공 닮으셨어요.😊
Hello 👋 I'm just wondering have you go to IU concert or are you going to?
He went to London show
Sometimes I think about how nice it would be if I could translate Korean puns so that everyone could understand them. English is too restrictive to translate idioms