May i help you

Baek Dong-Joo works as a funeral director who has a supernatural power that allows her to see and talk to the dead. Baek Dong-Joo works as a funeral director who has a supernatural power that allows her to see and talk to the dead. Baek Dong-Joo works as a funeral director who has a supernatural power that allows her to see and talk to the dead.

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46 December 16, 2022 December 16, 2022 May I Help You: Episodes 13-14 by Hold on to your hats, people. Our penultimate week comes with a shocking reveal, proving that the coldest of hearts lie beneath the warmest of exteriors. EPISODES 13-14 WEECAP Now that Tae-hee is aware that the truck driver is Hae-an’s brother, Hae-an feigns ignorance about knowing that the accident victim was Tae-hee’s brother. He apologizes on his brother’s behalf, though, and narrates the incidents leading up to the accident. To celebrate Hae-an’s appointment as valedictorian of his class at the police university, his brother SEO YOUNG-CHEOL ( Choi Jae-hwan) broke his eight-month-long sobriety period. Seven bottles of soju later, Young-cheol got into his truck and the rest of the accident plays out as we know it. In Hae-an’s defense, he went to pay for the drinks and didn’t notice until he was done that Young-cheol had already left the bar. Now he apologizes to Tae-hee because it’s all his fault for not paying attention to his brother, and Tae-hee barely manages to suppress his anger. But more than at the Seo brothers, I think he’s more angry with himself, because hearing Hae-an faulting himself for his brother’s accident makes Tae-hee think about his “role” in Joon-ho’s death. I found it out of character for Hae-an to lie to Tae-hee not just about not knowing Joon-ho was the victim, but about other details of the accident — like Joon-ho having no last words when the boy clearly asked him for help....

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"Can I help you?" and "May I help you?" are usually phrases used to offer assistance to someone. For example when entering a store, an employee might greet you and say: "Hi, how can I help you?" To which you could reply "Hello, I'm looking for shoes (or whatever you came into the store to buy), then the employee could say, "Shall I help you find your size?" Which is more specific to what they are helping you find. "May" is used when you need to ask for permission to do something. Example: Asking your teacher "May I use the restroom?" "Can" is used to ask if something is possible. Example: "Can you do it?" "Can I help you?" and "May I help you?" are both correct and almost the same, but "Can I help you?" is like asking "Is there something you need help with?" And "May I help you?" is like "Is it okay if I help you?" "Shall I?" = "Do you want me to?" "Should I?" The differences are very small and many native speakers do not know either, so don't worry too much about it!

20 December 24, 2022 December 23, 2022 May I Help You: Episodes 15-16 (Final) by If you were shocked by last week’s reveal, I’m pleased to inform you that you haven’t seen anything yet. Brace yourself to be even more shocked, and perhaps, disappointed, as the drama comes to a rather unsatisfactory and off-putting end. EPISODES 15-16 WEECAP If I could see the future, I’d definitely have nominated this drama for the “Everything was fine until the last few episodes” category in our Instead, they made him out to be a straight up psychopath, and almost had him jump off the Rooftop of Doom if not for Tae-hee’s intervention. Only then does Hae-an become remorseful, and turn in the black box footage of the accident which implicates him as the truck driver. Afterwards, he apologizes to Tae-hee and pledges to suffer from the guilt for the rest of his life — or at least for all twelve years of his incarceration. Watching the agonizing footage from the black box sends Tae-hee into another round of depression, and Dong-joo chooses to give him space. It’s only after Joon-ho (in a dream) tells Tae-hee that the accident wasn’t his fault that Tae-hee eventually finds the strength to move on. And with the closure of the Joon-ho case, all’s well that ends well, right? It’s supposed to be all sunshine and rainbows going forward for the rest of our characters — from Il-seob and So-ra’s growing romance, to our couple who immediately get Dong-joo’s dad’s approval to date, and finally, to Vincent...