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Kim Seonho Infects K-Drama Fans with the Second Lead Syndrome (SLS)

Actor Kim Seon-Ho Hits K-Drama Fans with the SLS K-Drama "Start-Up" has been a huge hit across South Korea and across the globe. Two top Hallyu stars are starring in this drama - none other than Suzy and Nam Joo Hyuk. Kim Seonho is also one of the lead actors and he's actually been getting even more attention than the first lead, Nam Joo Hyuk. He's become induced the symptoms of the deadly "second lead syndrome" to many K-Drama fans. Kim Seon Ho infects K-Drama Fans with deadly 'second lead syndrome' Second Lead Syndrome or SLS is when you root for the second male lead in a drama and wish the female lead would choose him although you know that it wouldn't happen. An example that you guys may be familiar with would be Kim Hyun Joong in the K-Drama, Boys Over Flowers that aired in 2009. In this drama, Kim Hyun Joong ached the hearts of many K-Drama fans, as his character was so so sweet and gentle compared to the arrogant and self-centered role of ...
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Learn Korean with Lee Hi – The room smells fragrant.

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Learn Korean Expressions of smell

향기롭다 (smells fragrant)

👩🏻‍🏫 방에서 향기로운 냄새가 나요 – The room smells fragrant.
💡 의미 Meaning:
‣ 향기로운 – smelling very fragrant
💁🏻‍♀‍ 설명 Explanation:
‣ 향기롭다 is an adjective that describes something fragrant or aromatic
‣ The word is often used to describe the smell of flowers or perfumes.
‣ Let’s take a look at the sentences below for more variations!
✍🏻 문장 Sentence:
‣ 꽃이 참 향기롭네요. The flowers smell so fragrant.
‣ 샴푸를 바꿨더니 머리에서 향기로운 냄새가 나요. My new shampoo made my hair very fragrant.

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