Netflix romance series centers on a multilingual interpreter and a global superstar, with an international shoot and a notable Korea-verse cast.

Netflix’s highly anticipated original series Is This Love Translated? will meet audiences in the first half of 2026, after originally slated a late-2025 release. Netflix has shifted the timeline to January or February 2026 to complete production and ensure a fuller finish. A television industry source indicated the project is being set up as a major Netflix release for 2026.

At Next on Netflix Korea 2025, Is This Love Translated? was introduced as a representative title under the theme of “various forms of love,” but the release window was adjusted to improve completion. The series follows Jo Ho-jin, a multilingual interpreter, who works for global superstar Cha Moo-hee, setting the stage for an unpredictable romance.

Kim Seon-ho plays Jo Ho-jin, a translator skilled from English to Japanese and Italian. Go Yoon-jung portrays Cha Moo-hee, a bright and bubbly top star who develops a pink-hued romance with Ho-jin. The production includes international shoots across Japan, Italy, and Canada to deliver a rich visual experience.

Director Yu Young-eun explained that filming across three countries was intended to enrich the show’s look and feel. The project also features actors making their first Korea-drama appearance, including Japanese actor Sota Fukushi and actors Lee Idam and Cho Woo-sung. The script is written by acclaimed duo Hong Jung-eun and Hong Mi-ran, known for works like Best Love, My Secret Romance, and Hotel Del Luna.