Languagebarrier Stories

❝different languages and diffеrent times you don't have to understand, password that only the two of us shared in secret open up the both of us❞ ɪɴ ᴡʜɪᴄʜ an american exchange student accidentally falls for a k-pop idol she can barely communicate with sunghoon x fem oc lowercase intended started 07-06-26

Extra ticket to Thailand? Check. Questionable new friends? Check. Developing a life-long hatred for coconuts? Earned. When Quinn Brown accepts her brother's extra ticket to visit Thailand, the worst things she expects is jet lag and over-priced, over-crowded tourist traps. Instead, one storm leaves her stranded on an uninhabited island with the last person she expected to survive alongside. Armed with nothing but a travel journal, terrible survival instincts, and enough sarcasm to concern her therapist, Quinn documents every miserable, hilarious, and heartbreaking moment-from failed fish traps and coconut betrayal, to learning that sometimes the person who saves your life changes it too. Some stories begin with finding yourself. This one begins with getting hopelessly lost.

Harry walked to his death in the Forbidden Forest, and he didn't get back up. Harry woke up in a different forest than the one he died in, in a whole new world, in fact. Wizards were apparently Istari here, god-like eternal beings sent to police this world by the actual gods. The description of the Istari wasn't too off, but he denied it. He wasn't an Istar, and he couldn't say he was a Wizard, as that and Istari were interchangeable here. What was there for him to call himself, then? A mage? HP / LOTR crossover

Nearly two years since the end of The Battle of the Giants had passed. I was with Will, in my bed of the Hades cabin. We were enjoying each others company. "Do you know any stories?" He whispered brushing hair of my face. "Well, it depends of what story you want." I whispered back looking up, just to see the gorgeous face of my boyfriend. "I want a good one. A beautiful one." He said. "I have beautiful ones. But they don't have a happy ending. I'm warning you." I shot him a look, putting my head on his chest. "I want to hear it anyway." He whispered as he put his hands around my shoulders. "Okay. Here we go." CW: sister death, grief, neglect, nightmares, language barrier Credits of the cover go to: @Peaches_the_Karpos4 GO CECK HER OUT!!!! SHE'S AMAZHANG!!

I came to Florence to study art and escape my life. I didn't plan on him Alexander De Luca. Half-British, half-Italian. The kind of bad that comes with a Savile Row accent, a Ducati, and a reputation that makes professors look the other way. He found me in the Uffizi, mumbling Korean to a Botticelli painting because I was homesick. "You're lost, foreigner," he said. Not a question. He was right. Now I'm lost in him - his language, his country, his bed. *Rule 1 of dating a De Luca: You don't leave. *Rule 2: He doesn't share. *Rule 3: I should've stayed in Seoul. *Warning:* Possessive MMC, explicit language, cultural clashes, and one American girl who doesn't know when to run.

We all absorb a whole lot of pop media. One of them being any, and maybe all, kind of MAG (Manga, Anime, Games for those unaware). What would have happened if someone from our world who has absorbed MAG like a religion almost, gets wound up in a mysterious occurance that transports her into these worlds? For Tara, that answer's simple: 1. Pre-empt every possibility to survive and thrive. 2. Be a kick-ass eminence grice or prick on the side cuz we hate reality anyway. Join Tara's first adventure as she wounds up in the world of Dr. Stone and joins the main gang to add more (or maybe less?) shenanigans to the plot. By the way.... 'Why is the first Dr. Stone?'

" I never knew life could be so hard. One minute you feel like everything is possible, the next you feel like falling in a deep, dark, hole and never coming out. Who knew life could be so jarring to unsuspecting people? ..."

I'll right a description when I have time

Who hasn't looked at the ceiling before bed and wished for more? For a world where life was a grand adventure, not a tedious commute. I wished for dragons and demons, for the chance to wield a sword and master the elements of magic. I wished for the scent of herbs and potions instead of city smog, for tomes and scrolls instead of textbooks. It was just a thought, a common escape. I never thought I would simply close my eyes, go to sleep, and wake up to find that impossible, longed-for fantasy of weapons shops and goblins had become the one, undeniable truth of my new existence.

Hunter x Hunter reader insert Language barrier!AU STRICTLY PLATONIC Update chapters will be eventually deleted

A story that won't end like any other. Two teenagers with different pasts. The hate in between two origins. Deep feelings, language barriers and bravery that words will try to transmit for you.

Two cultures. Two languages. One unexpected love. Poorni Reddy never imagined falling for someone like Kim Min-Jae - a quiet Korean developer who just arrived in Bangalore. What begins as coffee breaks and language lessons slowly turns into something deeper. But love between two worlds isn't simple. Families. Distance. Culture. Will their love survive the miles between Busan and India? Or will their story end before it truly begins? ✨ A slow-burn international romance about love, courage, and choosing each other.

If someone told Cecille she would discover a portal to a foreign land that day, she would've said they were not in their right mind. If someone told Cecille she would be found in the middle of the desert by a shirtless man in a jackal headpiece, she would've said they were most definitely insane. If someone then proceeded to continue and tell her that she was going to be taken in custody for plotting with a band of 'eremites', she would've laughed in their face. Cecille wished someone would've told her. --- Cecille finds a portal and is transported into the world of Teyvat.

Luna never planned to leave home-until she's sent to study abroad in Kyoto, Japan. Armed with basic Japanese and a lot of nerves, she arrives overwhelmed by a city she can't fully read and understand. Lost in every sense, she meets Akio. He helps her find her way through Kyoto's confusing streets-and slowly, through life itself. As he teaches her Japanese and she helps him with English, their bond grows from strangers to something neither of them expected. But some connections don't just translate... They change everything.

A tower. A magical Divide. A boy...or a monster?

Ciara and Jessie, best friends, go on a vacation to Greece, but plans change when they arrive at the Inn. Ciara is a shy and introverted neat-freak. She plans everything she does, but talking to a stranger is never on her schedule.

Using different names, this is a non-fiction story about myself, a girl from a small town in Massachusetts, having met a boy from Guangdong, China at a teriyaki and sushi bar at a mall food court. This is the (short) story of how we met, eventually became friends and broke our language barrier (kind of). Forward to 2024, I have visited Leo a few years after this encounter. Shortly after visiting him, Leo posted on wechat that he had a significant other. Life drifting us apart, I have not talked to him in for a few years now, and it seems he has gotten married and had a baby. I am happy for him. He deserves to be happy. But for those who may get the impression... yes, I had a huge crush on him and was too shy to pursue, especially with the language barrier. And I have no idea if it the crush was reciprocated. Perhaps I will write a second chapter about my visiting him. PS: The cover photo is an AI filter of an actual photo of us using BeautyCam.