104. AD 2025 Easter Prayer; “어서 빛으로 일어나 Rise Now as Light” by 이해인
주님 일어나십시오돌무덤에 갇혀 있던 어둠을 밀어내고어서 빛으로 일어나 우리에게 오십시오 죽음의 깊은 잠을 떨치고 일어나신당신의 기침소리에 온 우주는 춤추기 시작하고우리는 비로소 나태의 깊은 잠에서 깨어납니다…
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100. International Women's Day Celebration; “S’apre per te il mio cuor” by Filippa Giordano
Happy International Women’s Day to all my female friends and members who liked my posts and participated in the Monobility® Group. May you always feel…
92. 슬프디슬픈 베네치아; Com'è triste Venezia (Que c'est triste Venise) - Charles Aznavour; A Special but Very Common Korean Verb 모르다 - ‘Not Know’
모르다 is a special Korean verb that means “NOT know”. Unlike many other languages where you need to negate the verb “know” to express “not…
90. Remembering a Diva, or a Lost Love in Teatro La Fenice, Venice; 날개 by 이상
한 번도 본 적은 없지만 노랫소리 단 몇 초만으로 누군지 알 수 있는 여자. 내 ‘최애’ 뉴요커. 하나밖에 없는 내 영원한 디바. 마리아 칼라스. 난…
88. How to Shine by Absence in Korean -도 없고 vs. -밖에 없고; Non c’è (1993) by Laura Pausini
“There is” and “There is not” are one of the first things we learn in a foreign language. They address “existential” questions all the more…
87. How to Say 'True' in Korean; Ennio Morricone - Come Giulietta e Romeo (1972)
There are several different ways to say the adjective “true” in Korean. 1. Attributive (modifying the noun that follows it): 2. Predicative (modifying the subject…
86. How to Translate Poems and Lyrics from Your Language into Korean; "Il me dit que je suis belle 그는 내가 아름답다고 하네" by Patricia Kaas, Composed by Jean-Jacques Goldman (1993)
By now, you would know the basic structure of Korean syntaxes if you followed and studied my articles for the last few years. And some…
84. SOS Korean: 여러분, 한국말을 구해주세요! Dear Korean Learners, Please Save the Korean Language from Konglish, Francoréen, etc.!
When I was little, I was taught that Koreans were well known for their love and pride for 한글 and the Korean language. Alas, that…
83. Paris After Two Decades: Is There a Worldwide Cold War Going on Between the Two Genders?
This neighborhood was my turf as an ambitious young man who changed everything in life by coming here, to Paris, the epicenter of Western civilization…
