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Yep! But it's as useful as being able to pronounce words in Spanish but it doesn't matter if we don't know any words. It's very cool though. And it helps with writing! I practice writing Korean names and the Hangul version of group names :P

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Or maybe you're a sleeping-under-a-rock cat :pepesmug:

You didn't? This meme is like iconic at this point! It's almost up there with Is Sana Gay!

I'll try to do it and record it for you (if I remember lmao) I thought you were going to say with a New Year's Time to Twice which we probably aren't getting this year...:umjicry:

Haha yep! You can do flashcards with the letter and the sound they make, practice it for like 30 minutes, and you're set for life. The harder parts of Korean are the vocab, the many rules for seniority, and also probably writing it.

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LMAO it would be like Jihyo becoming an unintentional meme because she got caught of guard by Sana lmao

@Snowflake_Starz I've been told that we'll be giving out badges at the end of the Ho Ho Holigames event! Thank you! You won't have to wait long ❤ Congratulations again!

Idk...😅😅😅

English - 10/10, fluent, first language Spanish - 7/10, I've taken 5 years of it and I'm still not incredible. I can read it, write and understand but I suck at speaking it. It takes a lot of confidence to do so. I've passed a state biliteracy test so that's saying something about my level of...

Same. Hangul is pretty easy. It's something I learned and never forgot lmao But learning the seniority of the whole language just makes it so much harder. In Spanish, there's only really one conjugation for seniority and that's just using the usted form.

I think these are both right though! I usually get Seeun and Sieun mixed up though.

Ooh I'll check this out later!

It's sugar. :yycreep:

Nayeon!!

I can check for you hehe 😆

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