I am trusting Bata, who sent me this, that these quotation marks are in fact unnecessary. Since I can't read that language.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
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I am trusting Bata, who sent me this, that these quotation marks are in fact unnecessary. Since I can't read that language.
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Looks Korean, I didn't know they used them, unless they just LOOK like quote marks....
It is indeed Korean, and that is kimchi (spicy pickled Napa/Chinese Cabbage). The word in quotations means (generally):
convenient / easy / simple
This is in reality a simple dish since it's pre-made an available in a jar.... unless they're implying with the " " that it's really a DIY kimchi kit!
:)
I love the original caption. So. funny.
LOL Georgeanna,(re: kimichi kit) doesn't kimchi take months to be ready?
Oh, and i love the green circle that says 'keep refrigerated'---the characters beneath look a little like the %@%& we use for 'bleep' words, as though it's: keep refrigerated __dmmit!
@toep, no, it doesn't take months to make. Kimchi only takes months if you bury it in the ground to ferment, otherwise, it can be made in a matter of days.
... and kimchi without fermentation is NOT kimchi...
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