OMG IT'S UPLOADED?!?!?! YAAAAAAAAAAY
Also! It says left to right, but it seems like it was switching... at least to me.
It's Korean so it should be left-to-right...(I think...)? The reading order seemed vertical rather than lateral, so maybe it doesn't matter. I'll do away with the tag for now, and see later.
Korean is left to right yes, but I think you're right, Korean comics are usually vertical so I don't think direction really matters.
I... don't think -a is part of her name. >.> -a is a particle used to denote the subject of a sentence (I think). It could be of course, I just never encountered a name like that before.
Anyway! Cute story with a nice art style... and from Korea too. Drama will probably loaded down with misunderstandings lol.
I know they do have name with "Ah" instead of just "A"
I know, it just didn't look right to me... maybe if they had went with Ah instead of -a it wouldn't look like part of the sentence structure. lol
Her name is indeed "Seol-ah" (설아).
(And like OP said, it is an uncommon name.)
Also, you use "-ya" (야) for names without a final consonant and "-a" (아) for names with a final consonant.
So Seol-ah would be called "Seol-ah ya!" (설아야!)
Similarly, No-rae would be called "No-rae ya!" (노래야!) because the "ae" of the final syllable in her name is not a consonant.
Also, the author's name is "ssamba" not "Samba..."
Sorry for being so nitpicky. :P
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