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[파묘: A New Korean Slang with a Dark Twist] Today, let’s explore a unique Korean expression that has taken on a life of its own: 파묘 (pa-myo). What does 파묘 mean? Originally, 파묘 simply means “to dig up a grave to relocate or rebury.” However, with the release of the Korean occult film 파묘 earlier this year, the term has gained an expanded meaning, turning into a trendy expression in online discussions. How did this happen? In the movie 파묘, the act of grave-digging unleashes a terrifying evil spirit. Since the film’s release, 파묘 has transformed into a meme-like expression on the internet, used to describe situations where hidden truths—often negative or troubling—are suddenly exposed to the public, sometimes because of one person’s comment or action. For example, 누군가의 발언으로 인해 파묘됐다 people might say, “Someone’s comment caused it to 파묘,” or 최근 파묘된 진실 “The recently 파묘된 (revealed) truth.” The meaning here goes beyond literal grave-digging, implying that something buried or concealed has been “unearthed,” with potentially troubling consequences. Other Ways 파묘 Is Used Now, 파묘 can also be used whenever a hidden problem or scandal comes to light, especially if it shakes things up. Whether it’s a public figure’s past, a company scandal, or a political cover-up, people are applying this term in many contexts.
2024年11月10日 07:47
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*This story contains graphic and explicit material it is not recommended for children, only for mature audiences* Today’s story The Cow and the Turkey by David Sedaris addresses issues of greed and revenge. I hope you enjoy it. Send me a message me for your free pdf copy of this book and if you would like discuss it. https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/13365914 The cow was notoriously cheap, so it surprised everyone when she voted yes for the secret Santa scheme. It was the horse’s suggestion, and she backed it immediately, saying, “I choose the turkey.” The pig, who considered himself an authority on all things gifty, cleared his throat. “That’s not actually the way it works,” he said. “It’s secret, see, so we each draw a name and keep it to ourselves until Christmas morning.” “Why do you always have to be like that?” the cow asked, and the duck sighed, “Here we go.” “First you ask me to give someone a Christmas present,” the cow continued, “and then you tell me it has to be done your way. Like, ‘Oh, I have four legs so I’m better than everyone else.’ ” “Don’t you have four legs?” the pig asked. The cow loosed something between a moan and a sigh. “All right, just because you have a curly tail,” she said.
The Cow and the Turkey (Adult 18+)
2024年8月15日 05:22
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