“Can This Love Be Translated?” asked a simple question… and quietly shattered an illusion. There may be 7,100 languages in the world, but in truth, there are as many languages as there are people. Because every human speaks from their own history, wounds, fears, values, and hopes. This is where misinterpretation begins. This is where relationships fracture—not because we don’t care, but because we assume others speak the same language of the heart as we do. Communication is the foundation of every relationship. And anything built on a weak foundation will eventually shake… and collapse. Communication sounds easy. But it is one of the hardest practices in love, friendship, family, consideration. Why? Because most people think communication is about speaking. They forget that listening is part of the language. Listening is not waiting to reply. Listening is choosing to understand before choosing to be understood. There’s a reason we were given two ears and one mouth. Not to speak louder—but to listen deeper. Sometimes love doesn’t need better words. It needs better listening. And maybe… love doesn’t fail because it can’t be translated— but because we stop trying to learn each other’s language. 🎬 Can This Love Be Translated? (korean drama series)