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Inhae @blue@social.inhae.blog · 19:06

Reading update :meow_read2:

I’m halfway through 異人山 by 高雲章, and I started the third short story in the collection 그날, 서울에서는 무슨 일이.

And I found a second mention of ramyeon in this short story! Good thing I left two pages for ramyeon! (all the others only have one page). I still don’t know how I should write the name of the dish on top of the page. I want it to look good, but I don’t trust myself to do a nice hangeul font :meow_nervoussweat:

Page of a blank notebook. Focus is on the left page where there’s a doodle of ramyeon package and two quotes in Korean, both with the word “ramyeon” written in blue. The doodle of a ramyeon cup is on top of the right page.
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Inhae @blue@social.inhae.blog · 19:21
Topics of crime fiction

And I found yet another case of poisoning! In the microscopic scope of my reading challenge, this makes poisoning the most popular way to kill people in crime novels.

I kind of like it when two languages use the same word like here with Korean 독살 (hanja: 毒殺) and Japanese 毒殺 (どくさつ).

I also have a prompt for murders disguised as accident, and this one is the only prompt with poisoning that has two entries in the same language, and in both cases it’s Korean.

Long and thin grid agenda displaying two pages divided into three sections. The right page has the title “poisoning” and each section has a quote in it except the last one that has two quotes written in Korean.