But whether you’re a new grad or are just looking for a summer gig or a career change, for us drama fans, an easy way to find some inspiration for the perfect career is right in front of us — in our favorite shows!
We have to admit, our favorite drama characters seem to have some pretty incredible, envy-worthy occupations, which is why this month’s Language-Learning focus is awesome jobs — and the unique words and phrases that are associated with them.
Today, we are focusing on the always exciting, never predictable world of crime fighting! Sound like a pro by learning some new lingo from some of our new favorite K-dramas below!
Missing Noir M — Investigator
In this Viki-exclusive new drama series, Gil Soo Hyun (played by Kim Kang Woo) is a brilliant former FBI agent who returns to Korea to head up the country’s Special Missing Persons Unit.
The Girl Who Sees Smells — Police Officer
체포 (chae po) — arrest
도주하다 (do joo ha da) — flee
Choi Moo Gak (played by Park Yoochun) currently works at a local patrol station in this Viki-exclusive new series, but he really wants a position at the First Division so that he can catch the culprit who killed his younger sister.
강력계 형사 (gang ryuk gae hyung sa)— First Division
수사 (soo sa) — investigation
붙잡히다 (boot jab hee da)— to be caught
절도 (jeol do) — theft
Falling for Innocence — Detective
Detective Ma Dong Wook (played by Jin Goo) is the fiancé of Soon Jung (played by Kim So Yeon). To help Soon Jung out, Dong Wook investigates a recent incident involving a product at her company, Hermia, and looks into the Gold Partners, an investment firm that may have motives in becoming Hermia’s largest bondholder.
범인 (bum een)— culprit
경찰서 (kyung chal seo) — police station
체벌 (chae beol)— punishment
유치장 (yoo chi jang)— lockup
What’s your favorite crime-fighting word? Let us know in the comments!
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