Comments on: Rain is just kidding about his career in Hollywood

By: yoon

yoon — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 09:05:14 +0000

ahahahahahahahaha………………….. -_-;; my gosh… his english was TERRIBLE. 3years?! honestly??

By: Hyura

Hyura — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 19:21:14 +0000

Hey, when you’re learning a language, it’s always said you should try and practice it anywhere you can. Granted, a television interview may NOT be the best place. Although I would have to say that on the interviewer’s part, he asked some pretty awkward and ambiguous questions. If I were Rain, I would just get a new translator because I have NO hell of a clue WHAT that guy’s telling him!

By: smargott

smargott — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:22:58 +0000

i think they did had a misunderdtanding since rain can’t speak nor understand english well…..well…at least he try..and its still his first time so nice try…watch his time magazine interview..and in that video…his voacbulary did improve..(although just a bit^^)

By: RAIN SUCKS

RAIN SUCKS — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 22:16:50 +0000

okay rain doesn’t suck.
but wth? “you know” here “you know” there
he said “you know” so many times and so seriusly as if
that’s the way everyone talks.
god i thought he was reffering to “u-know yunho”
from DBSK. (dong bang shin ki)
anyways who are you pop seoul?
if your english lisening skills and such
are so good why are you running some korean celeb site?
do you get any money from this?
are YOU a celeb?
anyways i stopped watching this horrible video halfway through and started watching PARIS FOR PRESIDENT.
PARIS 4 PRESIDENT!

By: HaidoLover

HaidoLover — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 01:59:46 +0000

You guys are kinda being hypocritical. This man is already as busy as can be. He’s been learning English for 3 years and you know what I think he is doing pretty good. He does a lot better than some Asians that I’ve talked to. And also, did you guys not think that perhaps it could’ve been other factors such as nervousness that contributed to his bad interview. Also, the interviewer himself didn’t help much with his sarcastic remarks.
From what I hear with asian cultures (atleast I know this is true with the Japanese culture) is that they don’t use sarcasm as much as us Americans. I lived in Japan for a year and there were Japanese people there that had been studying English for years and YEARS. But sometimes I couldn’t understand them either. I give kudos to Rain because I understand how hard it is to learn a language. I studied Japanese for 4 years (and got no where with it) until I went to Japan and stayed for a year and I became fluent. Sometimes you just have to drop everything and literally immerse yourself in the culture. You should really try to look at the entire picture before you shoot someone’s efforts down. (-_-)/

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By: .nodame.

.nodame. — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:28:27 +0000

That’s what BoA sounds like when she speaks English, I watched a PR where she answered questions in English, and I spent most of my time going “Wha-?”

By: Mina

Mina — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:23:48 +0000

That’s just… embarrassing… How come the other Korean celebrities that go to Hollywood can succeed with English? He’s been there for three years; working with people speaking English. How can he not understand a simple subject?

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