i am also a great of fan of korean dramas from India…especially i luv geun suk a lot..he s jz exquisite to c..nd also his actin s great… OST of luv rain s awesome… all songs r jz magical 2 hear… 🙂

Thanks for the recommendation! Yeah they always have spent time in the US or grew up in the US or something but then speak TERRIBLE English! haha

I love your blog,,
your blog is so good and interesting and fun~
and your blog’s english is not so difficult for me so it’s so good to study english.

story about korean husband is very interesting to korean males.(I’m korean male)
so your blog is very helpful for upgrading korea male’s engligh skill…
Thank you so much.

If you can see this comment (I wonder you can read this comment,because this belong to old post)
I hope you have good memories in korea invitation this time(I already readed recent your post)
you and your husband is so famous in korea ^^

Watched a couple of episodes from A Gentleman’s Dignity and had a
good laugh! I like it so far. Thanks for the recommendation. If you want
to see the opposite of the male jerk persona, try “I do I do” with Kim
Sun-a. I like women with strong personalities and perhaps that’s why I
kind of liked it. Anyways, I showed your hilarious Korean storyline to
my wife and she adds that in every drama one of the major characters
either goes to US, comes from US, or get an offer from a US company,
lol. What’s up with that? Looks like it’s a big deal there!

Yeah, I really don’t like how in so many dramas the guy is a jerk at first. The worst ones are when he is a jerk all the way through and then just suddenly changes right at the end.. ugh. A Gentleman’s Dignity is really good. It’s also really interesting to see some cultural differences in it, different attitudes to things, like things that wouldn’t be a big deal in a Western country are major problem in Korean society. Makes for good discussions.