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Month: March 2016 (Page 3 of 3)

Hey Eonni Announcement

2016/03/04 / / 2 Comments

The Hey Eonni store is very much Hugh’s project. He has taken over it from our friend Mikyung and has lots of plans for it. We also have a subscription box in the works. There will be gradual changes made to the store over the next few months, so please give suggestions!

We are trying to sell products that are hard to get internationally, also with cheaper shipping because most sites charge a lot for shipping. Eventually we want to be sourcing some products from artists and artisans in Korea who want to reach a larger market. I’ll also be selling some of my own paintings and prints there as well.

Can You Help Us?

2016/03/02 / / 0 Comments

We always need help with subtitles and YouTube has made it a lot easier for anyone to submit subtitles! People often ask us if we have a Patreon (that’s where people can donate money monthly) but we don’t and we don’t feel that it’s the right route for us. It works for other YouTubers, but we aren’t only YouTubers and earn money in other ways too. The best way for people to support us to share our videos and submit subtitles if they are able to.

HOW TO ADD SUBTITLES!

High School Look

2016/03/02 / / 7 Comments

High School Look

The problem with getting old: you want to look young, but you don’t want people to speak down to you.

Hugh gets really annoyed because of course all the old people use informal language with him in the village, and while that’s not rude in itself, some of the old men are quite rude when they come into the mini store his parents have on the farm. So when he goes to the next town for errands and it’s people a similar age to him, he wants to hear respectful language.

He does sometimes look like a student though….

(Don’t smoke people! All his smoker friends look way older now).

Nicholalala Webtoon Episode: Special

2016/03/01 / / 0 Comments

 

Does the Gwishin (ghost) remember where she was buried?

Nicholalala Webtoon Special

READ THE EPISODE HERE!

In Korea there is a different feeling about spirits of ancestors and actual ghosts. Respects are paid to ancestors on appropriate days and people feel like they can say some words to deceased family members and it’s comforting to think they might be able to hear you. But a ghost can be around anytime and is frightening especially gwishins, which are unhappy female ghosts who died before they were married. I try to show a different side of them though.

Support the Nicholalala Webtoon by liking, commenting, rating and sharing! Check out the other great webtoons on LINE Webtoon too. LINE Webtoon is a platform that pays their featured artists, so by reading webtoons on there (instead of sites that steal them) you are supporting the artists.

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