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What dialect do they speak in Reply 1997?

Leia Doyle

What dialect do they speak in Reply 1997?

Eunji confessed she used to be scared of using the standard Korean dialect. The A Pink member gained a lot of love with her Busan dialect in ‘Reply 1997’.

What is Satoori accent?

What is a Korean satoori accent? A satoori accent is a particular way a person speaks Korean. For example, some satoori accents are slower and more drawn out. Other satoori accents may have different intonations from the standard dialect.

What should I watch after Reply 1988?

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Where does the accent fall in Daegu and Busan?

In Busan, the accent generally falls on the back syllable. While in Daegu the accent is on the front syllable. For example, take the word sister (언니). In Busan, the back syllable (니) gets accented so it would be 언 니.

Who are the main characters in Reply 1997?

Set in the 1990s, “Reply 1997” follows female high-school student Shi-Won ( Jung Eun-ji ), who idolizes boyband H.O.T and her 5 high school friends. As a teen, Shi Won was obsessed with a boy band. Now 33 years old, Shi Won and her friends are reviving their memories as their school reunion nears.

Why was Reply 1997 so popular in Korea?

With Korean cable shows generally considered successful if they hit 1%, Reply 1997 took cable ratings by storm, and received an immense amount of attention and critical praise. The show has been credited for its laser-sharp attention to detail, re-creating the late ’90s with an accuracy that has fans singing its praises.

Who are the Busan boy band BTS members?

Nobody is doing quite as much to represent Busan and its dialect to the world as Jeon Jung-kook and Park Ji-min, the two Busan-born members of boy band BTS, the closest thing K-pop has yet produced to a global phenomenon.