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메인트윗용으로 써야겠다 저는 한국인이고 무작위로 추천 타임라인에 뜬 트윗을 보고 오해가 있는 것 같아서 해명하기 위해 계정을 새로 만든거예요 (원래 사용하는 계정은 따로 있고 그건 비공계 계정) 그래서 답변이 늦어지거나 대답을 안할 수도 있어요
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Honestly, this is the first time I’ve seen this manhwa, but as a Korean, I feel a bit sad because I think I understand the context behind why the author chose that name. I’ll continue my explanation below. (1/n)
I can't just understand why would you bring God's name to such useless unnecessary situation? Just what's up with Koreans and being Islamophobic?! Was there any necessary or obligation to call a coffee "ALLAH'S COFFEE" attaching it with the Arabic name as well? JUST WHY !?
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Anyway, thanks for reading this far.
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Since I felt the explanation here was insufficient, I’ve added some more wordplay parody-brand references from various manhwa. teapaw.org/halmalzom/status/21202…
Replying to @Halmalzom
Below are some examples of parody brands that have appeared in actual comics. “헝그리버드” – A play on the mobile game “Angry Birds,” rebranded as “Hungry Bird”
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Q. Why “Allah,” of all things? It’s a play on words for Korean speakers. “Hollys Coffee” is written as “할리스 커피” in Hangul. And “ALLAH’S COFFEE,” the name of the coffee shop in the comic, is written as “알라스 커피” in Hangul. (6/n)
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Examples of parody brands created as puns in manhwa teapaw.org/halmalzom/status/21202…
Replying to @Halmalzom
Below are some examples of parody brands that have appeared in actual comics. “헝그리버드” – A play on the mobile game “Angry Birds,” rebranded as “Hungry Bird”
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I feel that my explanation of this point was insufficient, so I’ll provide some additional details. (1/n)
Replying to @Halmalzom
Q. Why “Allah,” of all things? It’s a play on words for Korean speakers. “Hollys Coffee” is written as “할리스 커피” in Hangul. And “ALLAH’S COFFEE,” the name of the coffee shop in the comic, is written as “알라스 커피” in Hangul. (6/n)
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I’m sorry if you found it offensive that “HOLLYS COFFEE” became “ALLAHS COFFEE.” In that sign’s wordplay, for Koreans, using the word “Allah” is closer to a word-pairing than an attempt to insult a religion.
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If your offense stems from thinking, “How dare they use our one and only God for such a frivolous purpose!,” then honestly, even this explanation just sounds like an excuse. I’ll sorry for that.
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너무 복붙을 많이 햇나봐ㅠ 스팸으로 뜨나보네…하지만 열심히 해명하려고 노력햇어…
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