We Got Married - Season 4 (우리 결혼했어요)

Today, Hyo Jung from Oh My Girl is here with us.

- Hello. - Hello.

Your song is really cute.

- Oing? - Aing.

- It's "aing". - Did you just say "oing"?

I thought it was "oing".

- I thought it was "oing". - Oing?

You should stop eating that snack.

You know, my sister is in the UK.

Let's make kimchi and send it to her.

I thought you were making kkakdugi.

- Just put everything in. - Are you sure this is right?

It's warm.

It's warm, but it's okay.

Hey!

Is it that bad?

I messed it up. I shouldn't cook.

I don't think I can see your sister.

What should we do?

It was so salty because of the anchovy sauce.

- Yes, it was. - They put a lot of sauce in.

- Well. - My mouth still hurts.

I just followed the recipe though.

Learning from a text isn't always the best idea.

- Right. - Shall we put it in anyway?

Hang on a second.

- Why? - It's not ready to be put in.

Actually, I don't know what I should do now.

Let's put this in.

- Okay. - Plum juice?

- That's a good idea. - He's smart.

I'm a doctor.

- Patient. - What are you doing?

Patient.

She's pretending to do CPR.

- It's "Behind the Red Tower". - It's so scary.

It's a horror story.

I don't think we have to measure it precisely.

- Can it survive? - Is it enough?

Should we put more radish? Radish has a sweet taste.

- If we put more radish in... - Okay, let's put more radish in.

- Because it's so salty. - They need to add more things.

Let's try adding more radish.

I think the colour seems all right.

It looks tasty.

- It looks delicious. - Would you like to try?

He must be scared.

Try it.

- What will he say? - He looks better than earlier.

It doesn't taste bad.

- It's not bad. - It survived!

- Is it? - Yes.

He did everything.

Whatever he said turned out to be right.

I was relieved that it actually tasted all right.

Let's put this in the cabbage now.

Bring a cabbage, please.

Yes, Ma'am. Here's a cabbage.

The stuffing.

Give me the stuffing.

She wants the stuffing, not a scalpel.

Should I just put it in?

- Are we performing an operation? - Do we have to put it here?

- I don't know. - Let's put it in then.

Let's put it in then.

Okay.

- That's right. - They're doing well.

- Eric. - Yes.

Bring one more cabbage...

- Yes, Ma'am. - and do this.

I'll do it.

It became a historical drama now.

- You should... - Do we have to fill it in?

fill each cabbage with the stuffing.

Yes, Ma'am.

It doesn't look bad.

Like this.

- Good job. - He's not bad.

- It looks good. - It looks pretty good.

This isn't easy.

I didn't know making kimchi...

was so hard.

I should try to enjoy kimchi more from now on,

thinking about the people who made it.

This must be why people gather to make kimchi.

- You can't do this alone. - It's so much work.

- That's right. - It's a lot.

Let's put them in.

- Do you like it? - Did they cut it?

She should've left it as a whole.

That's not a good way to pack for sending abroad.

It should be vacuum-packed.

- It should be vacuum-packed. - It might explode later.

You're right. It'll explode.

- It's a kimchi bomb. - Will it explode?

I hope she likes it.

The meat is done.

- You can't make kimchi without it. - Definitely.

We make kimchi because of this.

I should put them on.

Thank you.

- Let me cut it. - Okay.

The meat looks so fresh.

It looks delicious.

- Shall we eat now? - Yes.

- Enjoy the food. - Enjoy the food.

This makes me hungry.

- Cheers. - Their food always looks so tasty.

How is it? Does it taste good?

It's tasty.

Really?

- It's too big for her. - It's too big.

- What do you think? - It's tasty.

- Really? - Really?

I want to try as well.

I think the meat is very well-cooked.

It's tasty.

It's a great success.

I got a list...

of things that she needs.

I see.

It's laver and...

They're for her sister.

- I packed some things. - I see.

- We can... - She's nice.

- send them... - Together.

together.

Good.

Let's go.

I've never done this before.

- Is it your first time? - Yes.

Let's go that way.

First,

let's pack kimchi.

They pack it separately.

Oh, no.

Wouldn't it explode?

If it's wrapped too much like that, it can explode.

- What is this? - Watch.

Eric knows how to do this.

He's filling in the empty space with the newspaper.

We need to write down the content.

- In English? - "Write in English. Be specific."

- Good thing she brought him. - Indeed.

- He's so reliable. - An English-speaking guy.

- Dried laver. - What is laver in English?

- Must be "Kim". - Kim?

Dried laver.

Mask pack?

- What is that? - For faces.

- Mask pack. - Mask pack.

Mask pack.

- Quantity of one? - Mask pack.

I have no idea what it means.

Right, the grain powder.

He was so reliable.

I would have felt lost if I had come by myself.

Eric took over and handled things in English.

It was very helpful.

Don't you want to write something here?