What was the name of the Korean song in the music video with a guy riding a motorcycle to find his girlfriend?
Q. It's a kind of emo Korean music video in which this guy's girlfriend suddenly disappears. The only thing she leaves behind is a picture of a church. He rides around on a motorcycle looking for the church in the picture. When he gets there he finds out that the reason she left was that she was dying, and she went to the church to live out her final days. It was a fairly popular Korean music video. Thanks!
Asked by Georgia - Thu May 28 00:06:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Gummy - I'm so sorry ( - feat. TOP) The guy is T.O.P from Big Bang and the girl is Sandara Park from 2NE1 I love the song and the MV...TOP looks so good! But I don't think it was emo...? Hmm...by TOP smashing everything may be?? Haha
Answered by vicizav_v - Sat May 30 22:47:23 2009

What is the Japanese or Korean translation and pronunciation of rising phoenix and silent moon?
Q. I need to translate "rising phoenix" and "silent moon" into japanese or korean. I need the pronunciation more than the characters, preferably separately for each word. Thanks for your help!
Asked by marcus - Tue Aug 4 02:44:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. JaPaNeSe:>:+ Hououtenku < Rising Phoenix > shizukanatsuki < Silent moon > KoReaN:>:+ bong-hwang-cheon-gu < Rising Phoenix > go-yo-han dal < Silent moon > ^_^
Answered by sHiSuZu - Wed Aug 5 03:23:08 2009

Is Korean red pepper powder different from red pepper powder from a Chinese super market?
Q. I can't tell if it's the same powder. I saw a bottle of red pepper powder from the spice section of a Chinese supermarket, but I can't tell if it's the same as korean red pepper powder. Are they made from different peppers? Are they all the same?
Asked by sweetdreams - Mon Aug 10 03:09:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Alex is correct, I am a former chef from Canada and worked in Asia, I do alot of cooking with Korean product, and powder chili's like chili pastes will vary in taste, and with pastes,Korean ones are hotter, smoother and a bit saltier, with dried powders,they vary mostly in heat levels, I bought a bottle like yourself one time, and failed to look at the label, now I love spicy food, but could not understand the molten temp of my dishes until I read the label, and found it was not chinese but Thailand bird chili's are 4th hottest in the world. So be careful how you use it, do not mistake it for the Mexican style or you will find your food inedible from the heat, I use hot sauce like most people use ketchup, I have arthritis and find the… [cont.]
Answered by The Unknown Chef - Mon Aug 10 11:22:08 2009