“TMI” in Korean means the opposite of TMI in English
Borrowed from English, reassigned within a few years. In Korean it introduces a small personal fact you are volunteering, which is why leaving it untranslated makes the subtitle less accurate.
Borrowed from English, reassigned within a few years. In Korean it introduces a small personal fact you are volunteering, which is why leaving it untranslated makes the subtitle less accurate.
It comes from the English word “fighting” and means the opposite of what an English speaker hears. It is a cheer said before the hard thing, and there is a different word for after.