Anybody Know Korean People

Does anybody know what the korean headache medicine Amipen is?

its called 아미펜정 (Amipen Tab.)
over the counter fever/pain/anti-inflammatory
~acetaminophen 450 mg, dl-methionine 45 mg
made and sold by Alpha Pharmaceutical.
a pale blue, oval tablet

basically its like tylenol but it contains methionine - used to prevent liver toxicity. the combination of acetaminophen and methionine has yet to be approved by the us's fda but it is sold in other parts of the world

Anyone know Korean? HELP!?

I need your help! I wan to monogram a Christmas gift with the Korean symbol for mom and write "Oma" underneath as a surprise fo rmy FMIL, but I don't know any Korean or of any websites I can trust to track down the character. Where can I find this? I would be mortified if I got it wrong!

Thanks!

Does anyone know Korean here? If so..?

"iro" might be:
iro (일어) - get up
iroke (이렇게) - like this, in this way

tagawa (다가와) means come closer

I'm.. not sure what you mean by shinjan.

sara MIGHT be 살아 or 사라 (same pronunciation), which mean "live" and "buy" (in that order).

if you could provide a context for some of these it might help to figure out what you're looking for...?
hope this much is useful, anyway ♥

Anybody know good yuri/shoujo-ai japanese or korean movie/drama?

Korean Dramas:

-Boys Before Flower

-Coffee Prince

-IRIS

-Fantasy Couple or Couple or Trouble

-My Girl Samsoon

-Protect my Lady

Sorry, but I do not know any good Japanese drama.

You can find some Japanese drama here.

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Category:JDram...

Also, you can find more Korean drama here.

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Category:KDram...

And, you can watch both of the 2 type of drama here.

http://www.mysoju.com/

Anyone know Korean shows with foreigners in it?

I think there was a foreigner (guest- for like, the first 1-3 episodes?) in Dream Team, a korean show that test the physical abilities of celebrities in Korea.
OH!oH! There are also foreigners (not celebrities, but talented people) who show their talent in the Korean Variety Show, Starking ( :D the best show ever..)

Does anybody know what does "hallyu" and "kabuki" mean?

Hallyu-The Korean Wave
Hallyu is a new term which some Korean marketing genius probably came up with in a boardroom somewhere. Hallyu was invented to increase tourism and raise the profile of Korea in the world.The term 'Hallyu' means the love for Korean pop culture, or the appreciation of all things Korean. Hallyu began roughly 5 years ago when the rest of Asia discovered Korean soap operas. One of the breakthrough dramas was a series called Winter Sonata starring Choi Ji Woo and Bae Young-Joon. After that, more Korean dramas saw their way to foreign shores and Korean films and music started to follow suit. Korean marketing people started to see a Korea-centric trend flowing throughout Asia Hawaii and even in parts of Russia. They dubbed this flow "The Korean Wave" or Hallyu.



Kabuki is a traditional Japanese form of theater with its origins in the Edo period. Kabuki, in contrast to the older surviving Japanese art forms such as No, was the popular culture of the townspeople and not of the higher social classes.

Kabuki plays are about historical events, moral conflicts in love relationships and the like. The actors use an old fashioned language which is difficult to understand even for some Japanese people. They speak in a monotonous voice and are accompanied by traditional Japanese instruments.

The kabuki stage (kabuki no butai) is a rotating stage and is further equipped with several gadgets like trapdoors through which the actors can appear and disappear. Another specialty of the kabuki stage is a footbridge (hanamichi) that leads through the audience.

In the early years, both, men and women acted in Kabuki plays. Later during the Edo period, the Tokugawa shogunate forbade the acting to women, a restriction that survives to the present day. Several male kabuki actors are, therefore, specialized in playing female roles (onnagata).

The best place for tourists to see a kabuki play is in the Kabukiza Theater in the Ginza district in Tokyo, where it is possible to rent English headphones and see just one act of a play instead of sitting through a whole performance which not seldomly lasts more than three hours.

Note that during kabuki plays, it is common for fans in the audience to shout the name of their favorite actor just in the right moment during short pauses.

Does anyone know what is in Korean cabbage salad?

Here you go...
Enjoy M
Ingredients
1 Chinese cabbage, cut in fine strips
6 green onions, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 teaspoon dried red chili, crushed
1/2 teaspoon gingerroot, chopped
3 tablespoons salt
Directions
1Make a salt water mixture, soak the cabbage in it and drain it.
2Mix the cabbage with sat, green onions, garlic, red chilli and ginger root.
3Mix this mixture well, cover and refrigerate for 1-2 days.
4Put this salad in a jar as it can remain for many days.