Love in Translation Episode 2

รักไม่รู้ภาษา ‧ Drama ‧ 2023

Episode Title: Something in Common


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Phumjai puts up a standee of Tammy in the store to attract her fans as customers. During Tammy's live broadcast, Phumjai learns he doesn't have much in common with his crush. (Source: Tvmaze)
  • Aired: August 26, 2023

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estar
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Apr 5, 2025

it will be utterly ironic if Tammy develops…

it will be utterly ironic if Tammy develops a crush on Yang lol... on a whole enjoying this. like how things r developing between Yang & Pho Jo, am glad they stopped with the bickering & have grown close - a bit. Yang on his part is already interested in Pho Jo. which is sweet - like that it isn't in ur face infatuation, but a budding interest - portrayed perfectly. *****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************the minuses, i don't like O To, he is kinda annoying - coming by the 1st time is whatever. but constantly harassing Cheer isn't cute or funny. & from one "couple" to the next, if i said i disliked Phojai in the previous ep, i really really detest the f*cker in this. not only is he spying on his brother using that moronic pushover Tag (dude is so pathetic, everything he is doing - basically betraying his friend for a pat on the head & a hug - really!??) he then finds ways to belittle his brother constantly. ***************doesn't he have a life(?) or is he a secret brocon & as he can't act of those feelings, he keeps finding ways to insult Pho Jo out of frustration?!??? **************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************side note: Pho Jo's parents need to rein in their eldest, he talks to Pho Jo like he isn't sh*t in front of them. he Not the parent - they r(!) & while they r at it, they should educate him about not trying to undermine their authority & verbally abusing their youngest. if he needs educating, it is their job - not his! OMG this frustrating.

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BurntBaguettes
0 people found this review helpful
Aug 19, 2024

eyes don't lie

Whoever daou's character is, is very nonchalant. he is very good at playing characters like that and the bit where phumjai or whatever his name is was jumping all over him, the look away was very good for plot and i can already feel the love start to form. good on them. him and his weird thing with tammy made me step outside myself and ask am i like that with these actors? no the answer is fuck no. once again with the eye contact and long lost love look from daou's characters. love to see it. Phumpjai or whatever his name is IS FINE AS FUCK. I want him in my drawls. He's a big back baby bitch though. he's a lot problematic actually. anger issues much. Your man is avoiding eye contact and looking down right now because of you. AT YOUR BIG FUCKING AGE CAN'T RIDE A BIKE. The side eye he is giving him is unreal. Okay moments, okay they are actually getting some where. Its also nice seeing darker people in these lol because as a black person its nice to see. the finger heart was too much. FACEEEE CARDDDD. He's starting to fall for him, i'd say a little too fast but what can you do. Okay that's it lol. We see tammy and get some more backstory. Okay bye!

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Diva70
0 people found this review helpful
Aug 26, 2023

Joy

The tone and pace is very good. seeing thetwo actuallyat odds andeven struggling sets uproom forreconciliation and eventually love.
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