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Hi italkiers, Do you remember your favorite childhood movie? Check out these 3 impressive movie quotes below and see if you recognize them. 1. It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but just as much to stand up to our friends. - Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, 2001 2. Sometimes we must let go of our pride and do what is requested of us. - Anakin Skywalker, Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones, 2002 3. With great power comes great responsibility. - Uncle Ben, Spider-Man, 2002 Some scenes may have faded, but the power you felt from these movies is still inside your heart. If you want to talk about these movies or share the one that impressed you in your childhood, don't hesitate to post it in the comments. What movie is it, what you learned from it, how it influenced your life, etc. Anything you want to talk about, we'd like to hear. You can also have a look at other students' comments. Maybe you'll meet many like-minded friends there.
2022年5月18日
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Hi italkiers, When you're in stressful times, do you have some movie quotes to help you move on? Here're some quotes that we'd like to share with you in difficult times. You can pick your favorite quotes and share your feelings about them. You're also welcome to comment with your own collection and let other language lovers get inspired by yours. Tomorrow is another day! – from Gone with the wind Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. – from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Why are you trying so hard to fit in when you were born to stand out? – from What a Girl Wants Don’t let anyone ever make you feel like you don’t deserve what you want. – from 10 Things I Hate About You Love cannot be found where it doesn’t exist, nor can it be hidden where it truly does. – from Kissing a Fool
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Squid Game 3 Is Here! But... 용두사미? The long-awaited Squid Game Season 3 is finally here! But many fans are saying, “It’s not as good as Season 1.” It seems like a classic case of 용두사미 (yongdu-sami). 📚 What is 용두사미? 용 (龍) = Dragon 🐉 두 (頭) = Head 👤 사 (蛇) = Snake 🐍 미 (尾) = Tail ➰️ It literally means "a dragon’s head and a snake’s tail." 👉 Something that starts grand but ends weak or disappointing. 🎬 K-Drama Example When a K-drama or series starts strong but loses quality later, Korean fans say: "This drama is 용두사미." But when the story stays good until the very end, we call it 용두용미 (yongdu-yongmi) — “a dragon’s head and a dragon’s tail.” 👉 It means the drama was solid from start to finish. 💬 Everyday Use You can also use 용두사미 for projects, speeches, or anything that starts well but finishes badly. ;그 프로젝트는 용두사미로 끝났어 💭 What was a 용두사미 drama for you? And what was a 용두용미 drama that impressed you?
Do you think the Squid Game series is a 용두사미 (great start, disappointing end)?
It was perfect from beginning to end. It’s a 용두용미
It should have ended after Season 1. It’s a 용두사미 s
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2025年7月1日 06:55
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[K‑Pop Demon Hunters] Why do the 'Saja Boys' have a lion logo? 🦁 In the Netflix anime K‑Pop Demon Hunters, the rival boy band Saja Boys use a literal lion emblem—but the Korean word 사자 has deeper cultural and linguistic layers. Want to know how this ties into Korean folklore and pop culture? Let’s dive in! 1️⃣ 🦁 사자 (獅子) = It's literally Lion Hanja: 獅子 Meaning: The animal lion Commonly symbolizes strength, courage, and pride in many cultures. In English, it simply means lion. 👉 But when you look at the meaning and concept of the Saja Boys in the story, the connection to a lion feels a bit weak. So why a lion? 🤔 2️⃣ 사자: Korea’s psychopomp — “Jeoseung Saja” 저승사자 (死者) = grim reaper or psychopomp, guiding souls to the afterlife. In Korean mythology and drama, the 저승사자 appears as a symbolic figure of transition and death. 📺Lee Dong‑wook portrayed the Grim Reaper in the hit drama “Goblin” [도깨비] 📺In SWF3, Team Korea-BUMSUP recently showcased a Mega Crew mission with a Grim Reaper theme. Want to learn more about cultural wordplay like this? Let me show you how to unpack Korean idioms, puns, and names using K-drama, variety shows, and lyrics in my Special K-Culture Korean classes—fun, engaging, and full of cultural insight!
🎧 What’s your favorite track from K‑Pop Demon Hunters? 🎤
How It’s Done – Huntrix(헌트릭스)
Golden – Huntrix(헌트릭스)
Your Idol – Saja Boys(사자보이즈)
Soda Pop – Saja Boys(사자보이즈)
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2025年6月23日 14:26
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