Moon - Lena Park (mv)

[XxRawrImAKittyxX]

I'm so jealous of her voice :)

[rainbowstar2010]

@coolhm777 she took a break for school, but her new album, cover me vol. 1, came out november 18th, 2010.

[rainbowstar2010]

@coolhm777 she is still making music, but i think she's in korea now. she just came out with an album, but it's in korean...

[UtadaHikaru94]

wow wow very beautiful voice O.O

[lilythetiger21]

wow...she used references from the picture "Ophelia" from "Hamlet" drawn by British artist Sir John Everett Millais. I hardly see literature references in MVs.

[NikkiSavella]

Shucks, I think your the only one who noticed that. And thats awesome. :D

[Ayutastique]

Technically that would just be a visual reference.

[Glueflames]

I remember this song! ^_^

[kagomegirl92]

I just love this song~!

[kawaiisis86]

many thanks!

[beckahah]

nice=]

[ThiaMegia]

wow!!!aewsome!!

[christaluvsanime]

Very beautiful video and song. Komapsumnida for uploading

[GothiqRequiem]

I Think You Mean Gapsamnida. But Very Close. =3

[missminji]

its the same thing.

Komapsumneda and Gamsamnida is the same =]

[GothiqRequiem]

My Grandmother Is Korean And She's Always Said "Gapsamnida" =3 I Am Not As Good At My Hangul As I Am My Japanese Though.

[christaluvsanime]

I'm half korean myself and I don't write konglish in general or hangul, but I know that I said it right. I can speak korean a little, but I can understand it more than everything.

[asumashi]

Maybe it's different dialects or accents?

(I think they sound pretty simillar XD!)

[YureruMoneyBox]

It's 고맙습니다(Komapseumnida) and 감사합니다(Gamsahamnida)... They both mean basically the same thing, it doesn't have to do with dialects.

The reason why there's two different ones is.. it's something to do with the formalities back in the olden days.

[naeun93]

yeah. Although it's very slight, 감사합니다(Gamsahamnida) has a more formal tone to it.