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r/Korean•

Is it always pronounced 러?

I'm not sure if there is a sound change rule at play but I can't imagine pronouncing it as "Ryaw" which feels like two syllables "ruh" and "yaw" jammed together. It feels like a Spanish rolled R Especially if speaking fast this seems impractical.

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r/kdramarecommends•

Lately I've given up on quite a few dramas that spend too long with slow and silly fillers or directors that feel like they forgot the plot or keeping me enthralled. A few of my favorites as examples include:

Itaewon Class - From the very first episode this hits hard and stays mainly on point.

Mother - Another banger right out of the gate. It does have a few slow episodes and side plots but it's tolerable.

CLOY - Also has some side-stuff but the main was story-line was very compelling.

Class of Lies - Slow but not silly. Kept the mystery burning until the satisfying end.

Why Her - Another director who knows how to keep my attention.

And now a few that I had to give

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