This volume is slightly different from the previous one as I also began to use some Korean words and phrases in the story! Here's a glossary of the second volume!
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Phrases or Terms
아빠 (appa) - It's an informal way to address your dad. It means "Daddy" or "Dad".
할머니 (hal-meo-ni) - Korean word for "grandmother".
여보 (yeo-bo) - It's the equivalent of "Honey" and usually, only married people use it. When unmarried couples use it, it implies a strong relationship with the will to marry.
자기야 (ja-gi-ya) - It's an affectionate way to call your significant other.
사랑해 (sa-rang-hae) - "I love you".
아프다 (a-peu-da) - "It hurts".
생일 축하해, 환이 (saeng-il chuk-ha-hae, hwan-i) - "Happy Birthday, Hwan-ie"
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Food Related
떡 (tteok) - Korean rice cakes.
고구마 (go-gu-ma) - Sweet potato.
호박죽 (ho-bak-juk) - Pumpkin porridge.
닼갈비 (dak-gal-bi) - Spicy Korean stir-fried chicken.
전 (jeon) - A traditional Korean pancake.
멸치 볶음 (myeol-chi-bokk-eum) - Stir-fried dried anchovies. It's a classic Korean banchan consisting of stir-fried dried baby anchovies smothered in a sweet and spicy-savory glaze.
계란찜 (gye-ran-jjim) - Korean steamed eggs.
응기 pot (ong-gi) - A specially crafted earthenware pot used to ferment kimchi.
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A Heart To Heal (BL)
RomanceAuthor: Shigi Illustrations: Shigi _________________________________ Trigger Warning: This story includes detailed written imagery of severe anxiety, depression, suicide, abuse, manipulation, coercion, trauma and sexual assault. Please proceed with...
