This bizarre name makes more sense in Korean, sort of: 말랑말랑 톡카페. I don't know why they chose this, but malang-malang is an onomatopoeia for 'squishy' or 'chewy.' I guess the idea is that it helps you talk comfortably and buttery smooth. Chew the fat, maybe. Meanwhile talkafe is literally just the English words "talk + cafe". Why not just call it "Chewy Talk Cafe"* or just ChewTalk?
Whatever you call it, strap on your seat belt because
Hancom Malang Malang is a new life service brand that will change your life.
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| Screenshots of Hancom's translation app MalangMalang Talkafe |
If you're ready to have your life changed, then download it here:
More info here:
Sorry folks, no in-depth screenshot tour from me today. I don't need another translator app on my phone, much less one with a bunch of propitiatory SNS "features". This thing looks too Snapchatty for an old man like me. I'm just here to pass on the information.
Reminder that Hancom has a more basic translator app without the SNS crap in GenieTalk:
*"Chewy Talk Cafe" sounds like one of those themed cafes, like a Cat Cafe. But instead of petting cats, you put on Chewbaca Mom masks and chat.
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