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Squid game - Korean TV series on Netflix.

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Squid game - Korean TV series on Netflix.
https://youtu.be/oqxAJKy0ii4

The series revolves around a contest in which 456 players, all drawn from different walks of life but each deeply in debt, play a series of children's games with deadly penalties if they lose for the chance to win a ₩45.6 billion prize.

Hwang had conceived of the idea based on his own economic struggles early in life as well as the class disparity in South Korea. Though he had initially written it in 2009, he was unable to find a production company to fund the idea until Netflix took an interest around 2019 as part of their drive to expand their foreign programming offerings. Hwang wrote and directed all nine episodes himself.
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Thank you for giving a little bit of insight into the making of Squid Game. I haven't seen it yet as I've just finished watching all episodes of Friends for the first time in my life and promised myself to take a break from TV lol.
I feel sorry for Hwang that he had been waiting 10 years for somebody to take interest in his work but he got appreciated at last and could portray his book the way he wanted to.

Let us know what you think about the series! :)
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In any Asian country, somebody created a café for fan of this series. This news I've just been watching today in TV. Funny :)
I saw English, therefor I tried using English too. I'm sorry if my English is not good enough, but you can also correct it :)
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avayorica - I think many of us keep apologising for any possible mistakes made while using English (or any other foreign language) and I believe it's important to stop doing it! :) We should be proud of ourselves than we are able to communicate our thoughts in a foreign language, there is no need to feel apologetic. - 3 lata temu
avayorica - As you suggested correcting what you'd written I'd say it like this:
"In one of the Asian countries somebody opened a café for the fans of this series. I saw it on the TV news today." :)
- 3 lata temu
netis7 - Thanks @avayorica for the correction. And thanks for the first comment. I never thought in this way. Maybe the word "sorry" is not necessary here, but it is always politely using it. This is interesting thing to talk about it. - 3 lata temu
piotr.grela - The most important function of any language is a communication.
Netis7 we understand you and don't worry of any mistakes, you are not sitting on the Cambridge Exam :-)
- 3 lata temu zmieniany: 3 lata temu
avayorica - I think it's great to have somebody correct our mistakes but we shouldn't feel bad about making some. I've always wished to have somebody dope slap me (figuratively) every time I say/write something wrong just to be able to progress quicker but people usually don't want to do it, probably because they assume we'd feel offended. The best thing would be to have an English partner so you could ask them a countless amount of questions :D - 3 lata temu zmieniany: 3 lata temu

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This series is literally all over the Internet atm so I'm not surprised Asia is taking it to the next level by opening a café :D What astonishes me is that people from English-speaking countries are really into it too because they usually tend to stick to their mother tongue productions.
I've never been overly interested in Asian culture but I think Korean sounds quite nice ;)
avayorica
3 lata temuzmieniany: 3 lata temu
netis7 - I prefer China Language. It is very melodious. This series became so popular over the Asia, because of its producer, I think that. - 3 lata temu
avayorica - I'd say the exact opposite about Chinese. I'm not a big fan of it and I think I'd go crazy if I had to learn it as changing the tone of your voice causes a word to mean different things. Not to mention they've got thousands of Chinese characters, good look to everyone trying to memorise them :D - 3 lata temu
netis7 - Who said that Chinese is easy ;D But, in my opinion, it sounds great. Of course, it is because of tones - when they say, they sing. Korean has one of the easiest alphabet - that's true, but Chinese grammar could be easier. - 3 lata temu

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Mijin from YouTube canal "Koreanka" explain one of Korean's games from movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw5uSdq85us
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There is one thing which irritates me at Netflix a lot. It's a steady and constant subtle manipulation in every Netflix film, episode.
piotr.grela
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What do you exactly mean by that @piotr.grela?
avayorica
piotr.grela - Eg. in the scene when someone had a father a pastor and he abused his family. Generally, on the Netflix, religious people are portrayed as the weird people, perverts or abusers.
Unless they are the Pope Francis.
There was also serious on the Netflix about him, full of lies.
Why the white people or / and Catholics are disliked by the media?
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avayorica - I can't really say anything about your thoughts because I am myself a non-religious person and I give anything what's religious a wide berth. But my general opinion about Netflix is that they are good at producing TV series, but the movies they make are usually pretty bad. I also believe that it's better to take what the mass media feeds us with a pinch of salt, no matter what area of interest we're talking about. One of the biggest problems nowadays is that we have access to so much information but we have to separate what's true and false based on our own experiences. - 3 lata temu

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