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Cross-cultural Communication: Examining Translation Gaps between Korean and English
In an increasingly global society, varying media entertainment presents different languagesand cultures through the assistance of subtitles. In particular, Korean films have becomepopular in English-speaking countries through the prevalence of English subtitles. Whilethis enables viewers to interact
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