[Press Release] "Can This Love Be Translated?" Main Trailer Presents a Heart-Fluttering Romantic Trip

Upcoming Korean romcom series "Can This Love Be Translated?" is headed for its January 16 premiere, and the newly released main trailer invites viewers on a "romantic trip" with Joo Ho-jin and Cha Moo-hee - a journey where every breathtaking stop brings them closer, even as they sometimes struggle to understand each other.

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The trailer delves deeper into the story of Ho-jin (Kim Seon-ho), a calm and capable multilingual interpreter, and Moo-hee (Go Youn-jung), a world-famous celebrity determined to meet him halfway. Together, they move through beautiful landscapes as the series' cross-border romance unfolds across Korea, Japan, Canada, and Italy. At times, they let each other in; at others, they run into walls. Ho-jin can interpret various languages with ease, yet finds Moo-hee's heart the hardest to read. While Moo-hee, though loved by fans around the world, struggles with expressing her own love.

Amid the trip's postcard-perfect views, the trailer foregrounds what lies within: the pauses before a confession, the smiles that don't quite hide doubt, and the small acts of care that say more than words. There's also a glimpse of Do Ra-mi, the character that brought Moo-hee to global stardom.
'"Can This Love Be Translated?"' Main Poster

The main poster shows Ho-jin and Moo-hee in Italy, with the word " love " written in multiple languages between them - most of all, underscoring that the one language they want to know the most is each other's.

Starring Kim Seon-ho ("When Life Gives You Tangerines", "Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha", "Start Up") and Go Youn-jung ("Resident Playbook", "Alchemy of Souls: Light and Shadow", "Sweet Home"), the series is written by the Hong Sisters - Hong Jeong-eun and Hong Mi-ran ("Alchemy of Souls", "Hotel Del Luna", "Master's Sun") - and directed by Yoo Yeong-eun-I ("Bloody Heart"), known for elegant visuals and emotional storytelling.

"Can This Love Be Translated?" premieres January 16, only on Netflix.