Weird Things In Korean Dramas

[amrita828]

Originally Posted by Libradaj

What format is it in?? That may be part of the problem. User error perhaps?? LOL

The problem is not the ringtone in itself. I could use it for the calls-ringtone if I wanted, since I can chose between songs I have uploaded on the phone myself. But the list of message alert tones is a fix one, given by the phone itself and I can't add mine.

[Libradaj]

Originally Posted by amrita828

The problem is not the ringtone in itself. I could use it for the calls-ringtone if I wanted, since I can chose between songs I have uploaded on the phone myself. But the list of message alert tones is a fix one, given by the phone itself and I can't add mine.

Mine is the same. Can you not pick it from your list of songs? It will not allow you to do that? Surely there is a way around that. If they sell ringtones for your phone, there is a way around that.

[HAVA-RAVA]

I can XD
Just download a song and edit the part you want to use and upload it to your phone and voilá.
The good sides of Nokia 6267 XD

[Libradaj]

Mine is an MP3 format, saved under my SOUNDS in my phone. Works every time!

[HAVA-RAVA]

Originally Posted by Libradaj

Mine is an MP3 format, saved under my SOUNDS in my phone. Works every time!

mine are also in mp3 format
as long as i save them in my phone they works. (unless the file is corrupted and causes my phone to go offline)

[Ev0ny]

Why do all foreigners who appear in Korean dramas talk with this weird fake-sounding english?

[HAVA-RAVA]

Originally Posted by Ev0ny

Why do all foreigners who appear in Korean dramas talk with this weird fake-sounding english?

Because they're not from native English speaking country. At least in J-dramas.

[Ev0ny]

Originally Posted by HAVA-RAVA

Because they're not from native English speaking country. At least in J-dramas.

I mean something else (I think). I'm not picking on their strange accent or something - I'm not a native english speaker myself, so I'm far from laughing at others because of that.

What I meant was more that their english formally is very good, but they talk in a ridiculously fake way with exaggerated "true american" accent. It's like with tv commercials, f.ex., lets say, toothpaste. All the actors in those have such white teeth that it is grotesque and funny and not convincing at all. I have the same feeling about "Americans" in Korean dramas - they try to be more american than they really are or something like that.

I don't know, maybe it is just my impression, but I've never heard any native english speaker sounding this way.

Btw, I'm not sure if my comparision with toothpaste commercials make any sense, so if not, sorry

[HAVA-RAVA]

aaaaa now I got your point XDD

[Ev0ny]

Originally Posted by HAVA-RAVA

aaaaa now I got your point XDD

Success!