[ SECRET POST #2722 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2722 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The Korean couple in Lost spoke almost exclusively in Korean with subtitles for the first four seasons or so. It was especially neat because the actor playing the husband is American and didn't know Korean, so the actress playing his wife taught him.

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And it was only subtitled when either nobody else was around or they were the viewpoint characters. If the character who was currently "telling" the story couldn't understand them, neither could we. I loved that.

[(Anonymous)]

I also love how that actress was actually a big movie star in Korea before she made the flip to doing American stuff. I dunno why, it just really added something for me, to the whole "learned English" thing.