How well do the Korean celebs understand English? [Happy Together/2020.03.05]

[@trupinay21]

As an English Teacher in Korea, one thing for sure is that Korean students are good at studying since that's literally all they do, however they can have the highest test score in English but their ability to speak English is below average.

[@berenice3626]

Maria M they should honestly have oral exams for english in korea - there's no point having a high test score but not being able to communicate

[@wulansunarko2942]

@@berenice3626 agree

[@_craige3855]

@@berenice3626 were thinking the same thing.

[@MiaAnya]

Here in the Philippines it’s the opposite lol we don’t study much english even though its in our school curriculum, however, we use it everyday even though we’re not confident in speaking; we learn with our mistakes, we basically apply/practice it in our everyday lives. i guess that’s the main reason why we learned it easily (besides the fact that we were colonized by the Americans and spaniards before) we’re learning it by absorbing each word and sentences, we don’t force ourselves to be perfect at it or to know all of it. So everyday we learn new words and sentences because we’re using it everyday from grade school to workplace

[@trupinay21]

@@berenice3626 I completely agree with you. I teach both elementary and middle school students. In my hagwon (afterschool academy), we try to focus on reading, listening and speaking so they can listen and speak like a native speaker. However, as they get older, middle and high schoolers could care less about speaking and mainly focus on making sure they get the right answer. Trying to get the older students to speak is a pain in a butt cos they don't want to be there and they lack confidence

[@trentb3148]

If YJS spoke fluent English, he'd be so much more famous around the world. Because he's one of the best in the world at what he does, but so few outside of SE Asia know it.

[@ADeeSHUPA]

uP

[@wonel6476]

This is very true. I have yet to see/hear an announcer/host/talking personality that can match YJS. He never makes a situation awkward and has the ability to control every little detail about a conversation to ensure the privacy of celebrities while being witty.

[@scopyranran6330]

As a guest on ellen show

[@wannableishere1156]

Ikr. He's the nation's mc for a reason

[@sen3291]

Wonel conan o'brian blows yjs out of the park though

[@Mary-sh2bp]

It’s all about confidence and practice. Speaking from experience. It doesn’t matter if you get the grammar wrong the first time you speak English. As long as you get your point across. It’s hard work, but so worth it!

[@MacguffinsTV]

I wish I had this confidence while learning Korean. I have been trying to teach myself through books and Rosetta Stone but it's hard to keep myself studying every night, I have been slacking. Sadly, the only Korean language class around me is on Saturday mornings and I have to work those days :(. I am hoping to actually teach English in SK and maybe many other places in the future so I want to be able to converse in their language as well (at least in SK).

[@Mary-sh2bp]

MacguffinsTV I learned Korean too. I know how to speak and write and I can pretty much understand a lot of it. Good luck and I hope you’ll be able to achieve that soon. 😁

[@MacguffinsTV]

@@Mary-sh2bp Thank you!

[@sssnnnnn]

Coming from a native English speaker: I really believe anyone who speaks even a little English does really well. Even those who say they don’t speak English well are often able to communicate their point.. and that is all that matters. Even though English is a really difficult language, it is still quite easy to understand broken English if you are a native speaker.

[@davidfrischknecht8261]

BlackPink's Jisoo is a good example of that.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

True

[@Katara0403]

@큰 동성애자 For some people it's not.

[@sssnnnnn]

큰 동성애자 I’m no expert of world languages, but I do know that English does not have very many consistent rules: for every rule there are always many more exceptions to the rule. It is not phonetic, so pronunciation is really just a guessing game. Even just taking the small issue of changing a verb from present to past tense: Many times you add the suffix -ed to a word. Examples are skip > skipped, jump > jumped... but why did I add an extra p to skipped, but not to jumped? I don’t know... But then there are the hundreds of exceptions to this rule. Examples are sleep > slept, see > saw, write > wrote, go > went, be > was/were, and my personal favourite.. read > read. Yep, spelt the same way, pronounced differently, one is present tense and one is past tense.) Basically, English comes down to memorisation. That means yes, it is definitely learnable, but it is just not logical.

[@leesookij]

sssnnn that is still easier than most languages. I speak 7 languages and English was the easiest to learn lol. If I was able to teach myself English at 10 then it shows that it’s an extremely easy language

[@Janiiya]

I absolutely love seeing jinkyung appear on shows. She’s so funny 😂

[@viviannguyen4006]

Oh, I didn't even realise this was happy together. I thought this was an entirely different show.

[@NMLE]

I saw it on YJS fanpage back a few weeks ago that Happy Together was getting a format change.

[@alanawinarta9887]

Yeahh it feels different, apparently they have new concept

[@bllckpinkrevolutionamy9624]

I saw this in runningman. That's why I looked for this variety show.

[@NicoleDalusong]

Infinite challenge vibe

[@koog008]

i wonder how hyunmoo did. hes like elite status with his education. he got to where he is with straight up hard work. the amount of shows he does is mind boggling. his schedule is no joke

[@Erik_Emer]

He probably did 3-4th best. I've seen shows where he used to interview English speak celebrities, where he was in the States, and on Abnormal Summit during interviews with guests not residing in Korea.

[@kaydenguyen7290]

his iq is 151

[@truevoice1002]

He used to be an announcer and I'm pretty some level english fluency was mandatory

[@nsi79]

Plus he graduated from one of top 3 universities in korea, yonsei university.

[@creviceofbliss]

He's very good in English. I think he was an English language major

[@_WhiteW0lf_]

Kanghoon is soooo cute! In my opinion, English proficiency is not a necessity instead it gives you advantage for opportunities and be globally competitive for any career you want to take. What is important is to effectively convey the message across. Although, for some work overseas, TOEIC is a necessity or a requirement that must be passed.

[@eswyy]

I wanna see American celebrities take something like this

[@jenniferhuff4895]

Great idea!

[@mxrkgarcia]

I wanna see Trump take it. lol

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

taking an English test?

[@eswyy]

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 Yes!

[@ahnahn4571]

Mxrk Garcia I think trump would even fail an English test 💀💀😂

[@shoppingirl22]

I believe English is becoming a universal language, that's why it's important to learn speak, read, and write therefore it's beneficial to communicate to your fellow global citizens and for your profession as well.

[@ivoflo]

Happy together somehow looks like a very different show, but it's better. It got nice quality camera and nice editing too! The show is less awkward and more organized. The topic is also good everytime.

[@vhinehudas]

I was shocked when I read your comment. I thought this was a new show. Lol.

[@deeerwin1113]

It looks like some jtbc variety shows. It's good!

[@christiananasco8937]

It did take a really different turn when 2020 came along. But in a good way.

[@Msztyllachara]

Ahh this is happy together! Lol

[@soul_asmr]

FINALLY my English really comes in handy watching variety shows 😂😂😂😂

[@kassylovesKPOP1]

It is much easier to learn English by watching movies without subtitles, listening to English songs and just converse because it not about tests and memorization. It should be natural way to learn.

[@wanximus]

It's hard for them if you're not familiar with it from the very start. Just like me. I want to learn Korean but i only know few words but if you talk to me in sentence, i don't know. Foundation is important. That's why there are Koreans coming to PH or in the US to learn english. Because just like in Japan they're language is much more important.

[@KHobbies_cina]

I think its necessary to have subtitles to learn. As a person who needs to learn new words, listening, reading and understanding the actual context is a double whammy to absorb fast

[@wanximus]

@@KHobbies_cina agree.

[@aletheiathreskeia1844]

Maybe they just want to measure their english ability before they learn anything at all

[@karensantos5421]

True! When I was preparing for my IELTS exam we were told to listen to the BBC news and those stations with announcers with Australian and British accents. We had to learn about those different inflections. It was difficult.

[@ma.gracealo5872]

200 questions in 120 minutes? while here I am staring at a single question for a day

[@renblue8516]

Back when I was in high school, 45 minutes for a 100 item long quiz is the alloted time. The 1st part is Identification, 2nd part is Multiple Choice, 3rd part is Enumeration, and the last part is Essay. Our Teacher will only dictate the items twice, even if you didn't hear or understand the item clearly, that will be your problem.😅

[@ma.gracealo5872]

@@renblue8516 I'm glad I did not go through that 😅

[@studiohq]

All of them will do better in English than I will ever do in Korean So there is that...

[@Justice9310c]

The reason why I love jae suk aka grasshopper because it's simple awesome host period, king of being the host of running man since he cares about all his co host jihyo, sumin, se chan, gwang soo, haha, kim Jong kook, even his hyung suk jin, and even kang gary, dont even get me started with xman, infinite challenge, happy together, and more. Cause jae suk is the most caring person who put other first before him and also he makes all co hosts interact with each other because he doesnt what them to feel invincible or feel left out cause that what jae suk hyung does and that why he is name nations korea without jae suk there wouldn't be all of those variety shows I mentioned because he earn that right and jae suk is so awesome and so caring to everyone including the guest he invites to running man

[@김카이팬]

this is what i have done for more than decades as a student in malaysia😂😂 English is a secondary language in my country, and we learn everything in english except for Malay language subject. i think listening test is easy actually, but sometimes due to the poor speaker condition, the pronunciation sounds weird and i cant hear it very well😂

[@minxbella9342]

IKR.. When I took MUET I got lucky the speaker pronounciation is good.. Just need to listen carefully

[@hujuhuzuzu6338]

I think that is because the speakers have British accent. And we Malaysian growing up with listening to various accents including American, Australian, Singaporean etc

[@김카이팬]

@@hujuhuzuzu6338 you're right😂 sometimes i spell ”color", sometimes "colour". idk anymore 😂 plus our malay-english😂

[@minxbella9342]

김카이팬 lmao ikr.. I always got confused with the spelling because of our american and british english 😂😂

[@minxbella9342]

hujuh uzuzu yeah true.. Even english teacher got confused sometimes if the spelling is correct or not or to follow American English or British English

[@simsrock9982]

when they noted jinkyung as a singer it gave me unnies flashbacks lol

[@misschocoholic2126]

Like some people said confident and hardwork are the main key point to speak and understand a language. I, myself, do understand English but didn't have the guts to speak it.

[@cloudownsyounoob]

Many English speakers love communicating with foreigners. Especially younger ones interested in other countries!

[@arianalui5582]

it's so interesting to find that they find the english speaker to speak so fast: that's how i feel about korean!

[@mariekristinemarcos3118]

I am curious for the next sequence of this show. I hope KBS Channel will upload the next sequence as soon as possible with english subtitles. I consider myself as a novice in learning hangul though and I do appreciate the subtitles because I can improve my grammar in writing. Listening and Speaking come in handy to me, and it was my cup of tea. Hoping for more shows like this.

[@kimkaisershi]

For a while this reminded me of Jae Suk studying English for MuDo..

[@merlafeenlahosta5626]

TOEIC test isnt easy especially for first time takers. But there are techniques and ways to answer it easier and faster.😉

[@toomuch4em]

"What are they talking about?" Me every single year I had to sit for the state exams when I was in elementary through high school.

[@Sarang2700]

Even native speaker that speak fluent English and was born in the US have hard time doing this English test!!! 😂😂😂 We have this kind of test every year in the US from Elementary to High school.

[@emilyjohn6444]

bu887es47 Do you mean STAAR?? I’m from Texas

[@independentresearch2432]

It depends where you are from too because the TOEIC for whatever reason is done in American English and as an English native, teaching this to students can get super weird sometimes because I keep remembering I have to go to the American English word, instead of the English English word. But as I took TOEIC to prepare materials to teach it the content wasn't that hard as a native speaker apart from thinking about Americanisms, if anything I found IELTS (the exam students have to take to come to Britain to study) much harder especially at the higher levels.

[@miehamiera]

independent research ielts is hard 😅

[@t-dog4812]

Lmao you don’t seem like you’d know what you’re talking about no cap.

[@mxrkgarcia]

We have SOLs in Virginia. I hated taking them. lol

[@minxbella9342]

Lmao I think listening test is quite easy depending on the speaker pronounciation.. You need to be fast and focus when taking listening test.. Or else you will miss the answer.. The TOEIC test is similar to Malaysian MUET (Malaysian University English Test) .. It’s not easy but but not that difficult as well

[@theladyofmalaysian189]

But muet have 4 section. Reading, listening, speaking, and writing tho.

[@athirahzakaria6410]

Yupp I am taking it last semester in form 6 and badly I got band 3 hmmmmm😌💔 but I does sound the same tho

[@ZekeRee611]

MUET writing is harrrdddd... I can't. You can't even choose other topic cuz there's literally no other choices and it's only 90 minutes for 300(?) words long worth of essay. Maybe with a lot of practice you can do it in which case I don't and it was torture for me I was shaking too

[@minxbella9342]

Dokimo l I really like essay writing in english in the past but it’s so hard to do it now in uni orz.. My hand hurts a lot now writing so many essay.. When I’m taking MUET I got lucky.. I got a questions about family trips? I don’t really remember much though orz

[@minxbella9342]

Tyra Zakaria I feel you lol.. Even if I got Band 4 I’m still unsatisfied because I perform badly in speaking test because of nervousness.. It does not help that the person besides me talking in fluent english and keep adding more idea and making the person who supervises speaking test add a little bit extra time for him orz.. Though I do get lucky with the speaking questions.. It’s about where or is it whom should we take for vacation? Or is it the vacation inside Malaysia or outside Malaysia? I don’t remember since I took it way back then

[@anony1890]

Oh,. I have no idea, he once lived in Philippines..

[@zinja0830]

I love that they were as excited as I was to see Hong Jinkyung enter the room.

[@shantaloupe4243]

I feel proud that Koreans study in the Philippines for them to learn English

[@bakedmomo5693]

because it's both fortunately and unfortunately closer and cheaper than other countries to spend $ to study in

[@shantaloupe4243]

@@bakedmomo5693 why "unfortunately"? 😅

[@bakedmomo5693]

@@shantaloupe4243 unfortunate only in the sense of prejudice & stereotyping. other than that, philippines, singapore and hongkong(the only ones that i know of) are the best alternative destinations on learning english; learning in the US or EU just comes down to pride thing for those that insists on going there to learn. growing up in PH, the "accent" thing surprisingly didnt caught on to me. truly a surprise. what isn't is me still stuttering because of translating words in my mind to english even after almost 20 years since immigrating here in the US i also end this that i also feel proud that PH is an established go to when non-filipinos visit and learn english there

[@kristina8751]

Who is that guy who studied in philippines?

[@whydontwe9681]

BakedMoMo not necessarily pride? People like going to where the language is originally spoken. For Koreans, the American English is what traveled over to Korea from the influence of the American missionaries after the Korean War, so it makes sense for people who can afford it to send their kids abroad to America to learn. But also, there are many Korean kids who may not have the funds to go to the US, so they went to Philippines to learn English and they love the country and can speak decent English from being there

[@yangzeysherpa5595]

KBS always bringing the familiar faces but they're always fun Boss in the mirror Funstraunt TROS I was reminded of all of my fav shows

[@beckers19]

Can we talk about the pencil flips? 7:08-7:22 . How in the world is he getting it to roll across the back of his thumb near the end of the scene? I can see the twirls, and those are easy, but the flips?! I'm fascinated!

[@beckers19]

@@쓰레기-l1q Ah nice! I can walk the pencil through my 4 fingers, making it weave in and out, I did that in class too... but to whip it across your thumb like that... Last night I was launching my pencil across the room. I managed to roll it across my thumb 3 times out of at least 100 tries. I'll get there! 화이팅! ^_^

[@weareoneexo3607]

Beckers that one’s common in every school/class ive been to though?? Like ive seen so many people doing it almost like its the most basic pen spin(i cant do any though lol)

[@yasleyn1198]

I did it 1 way only.. I tried to spin it back n forth but managed to get it forward only during my school years 😂 I love to see my friends who did it 2 ways

[@yootoobsamantha]

LOL omg where are the other parts!?!

[@faridimran]

this test same like in malaysia for student hearing and talking test

[@zulaikazahiri6522]

Malaysian University English Test (MUET)? Thats because MUET was tailored based on acknowledge English test all around the world like TOEIC, TOEFL, etc..

[@nadiahkamaruddin1866]

I took muet for reading and listening section while the rain heavily poured outside and also the thunder were echoed in the hall..some of friend cried because we cant really hear the speaker..

[@nazieyahsk3120]

I took MUET n the listening part is easy..just need to focus on the keypoint but the reading was sucks..😂😂 but still I managed to get band 4😚

[@penidk]

we take Listening and Speaking tests too also writing and reading for ESL students

[@misschocoholic2126]

@@nazieyahsk3120 I'm doing good on reading & speaking but not on listening (I sat on the back while the speakers far up front, it was raining too!) Thankfully I got band 4 for that :'v

[@Aand_its_me]

Where can I watch the full episode because this seams so entertaining lol

[@ririsavlog]

I took toeic exam before, i only managed to score 765.. for me, reading is the hardest part, compared to listening it's way more easier.

[@alextizon0102]

Philippines is one of the TOP 5 english speaking country. In the age of 5 until you grow up kids are introduced to communicate in English language for them to be ready and to pronounce words well and to have right grammar.🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@anakindonissa]

That koreanboy on 3:44 has done alot of drama or movies i could count

[@westcoastrepresentsexo-l7246]

all it takes is confidence. Constant practice like using English phrases in daily conversation. Back home in the Philippines speaking English is just a normal thing. We call it TagLish. Speaking in our own language then mixing it with English phrases is the most common. We're kind of used to switching English and Filipino in a sentence. It's different however from well to do families and yuppies where they speak in straight English while shopping for groceries or visiting bookstores. Koreans also use English words it's just that the pronunciation sounds different due to them being used to end with vowels and difficulty in pronouncing R but comprehension per se I think the gp understas it.

[@pirateking5152]

Yessss

[@durrahafshan7666]

Wait, how can the video end like this? I need to know the results.😂😂

[@holliebrooke7327]

there is a part two on the channel

[@ayolovephat]

Please can you help with the link?

[@derek_shel2506]

It is so nice to see Jinkyung again after so many years. 💜💜💜 The show will be more interesting now Love you JINKYUNG (UNNIES)💜💜💜

[@twoplustwo07]

There was an mother that moved to the United States because her son was sick and needed many treatments and surgery. I can't remember where they were from but they couldn't speak any English before moving to The United States. They found them an apartment near the hospital and was in America for 2 years. They learned English by watching English speaking tv everyday all day. There English is not perfect but they can have a conversation with other English speaking people. Everyone learns different ways.

[@LYST21]

Jinkyung unnieeee!! Miss seeing her

[@RachelShauna]

this is exactly why i took latin in high school... no spoken language lmao

[@justonemoreep]

When did they start to change the format again? Just genuinely curious. 🙂

[@rizkyramadhanhasibuan6454]

Nah ITS just some special episodes

[@martyandy23]

Oh no that recording!!!! I hated that when I was in school

[@liyaeyob8692]

They are just very funny 😄. Love them so much❤

[@crystal8537]

As a Singaporean, I am proud and glad that Singapore adopts English as FIRST language due to it being an international language which makes communication real easy with foreigners and when going overseas :)! Most Singaporeans are super proud to be English educated too!

[@allengina1091]

Constantly speaking is the best test for English. Actually, they know so many words but they are not using them.

[@selvimanullang6745]

When did they change the program to this format? I guess i miss a lot of episodes, it's really fun tho

[@83dvl]

it s just a special for a month they did one for losing weight now learning english but i will be going back to its normal format after the specials are over

[@selvimanullang6745]

@@83dvl i see, thank you for the explanation

[@samuelboicu3944]

@@83dvl do you know the number of the episode?

[@lights143]

Listening, reading and practicing are the keys of learning any language. For me Studying can go last if my goal is only to be able to communicate this language.

[@manalazz2198]

Is there any continuation to this clip ... I want to know how much they got

[@alifnajmi1997]

Yoo Jae Suk can ask Kim Jong Kook to teach him English if he want to

[@rashminie_312]

Is this it??? There isn’t more of this??? I liked watching this😍

[@daniicole22]

Khevy312 same!

[@Emma-zr8qc]

I know, right? There’s a show that has similar aspects on Viki called Try It

[@weiweibei5857]

Where is the next part??? I want to know how Yoo Jae Suk did.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

2:51 moments like these always humor me.😅 When American or Non Asian appearing foreigners, speak a Asiatic foreign language, the reaction is often as always👉🏿 😳😳😳👈🏿. When Asian foreigners speak English, Americans react,often as always, like 👉🏿😩 "Oh thank God"😃👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿or "Great👍🏿" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pok3rh3rgood]

That little kid is smarter than all the adult testers.

[@LoebRules]

I called it. Happy Together is getting the axe. Whenever a Korean program changes format, it gets the axe.

[@simone222]

Kang Hoon grew so fast. He was such a cute munchkin when I first saw him in the K-drama Pride and Prejudice.

[@L.R._Red]

I feel like listening is way harder than reading the time slots should be switched.

[@marwabellakhal1848]

Why does hyunmoo have a DECAPITATED teddy bear on his shirt 😂😂😂😂

[@hzhen6339]

KIm junho has the best English skills out of all people.

[@derek353739]

Everyone : taking exam seriously me : Cant stop looking at the Angel🥰🥰🥰

[@jeddydumaboc2954]

where I can find the continuation of this episode

[@ayolovephat]

As a Nigerian, I find this amusing. Of course, Nigeria was colonized by Britain which is how we historically came in contact with the language. English is Nigeria's official language: civil service, education and government and that serves a practical purpose in a multiethnic and multilingual country like mine. Academically I studied English for twelve years and in Nigeria, it is a subject that must be compulsorily passed before a candidate can be admitted into higher institutions so there's no escaping it. So, one way or another, you just have to be good at both writing and speaking English. Of course, outside academic environment, the focus is on correct grammar, people typically expect you to pronounce with a British or American, or Australian or any other native English speakers' accent. We are Nigerians, afterall.

[@chaeyoung6133]

this is kinda similar to korean TOPIK exam, I’ve took both Topik 1 & 2 and I gotta say topik 2 is a challenge because of the time limit to write an actual essay 🥵 TOPIK 1 consists of 70 MCQs reading (40q) & listening (30q), 200 marks, 100 minutes, which I scored full marks. 😭 However, TOPIK 2 consists of 104 questions, is combined intermediate & advanced test which consists of reading (50q), listening (50q) & writing (4 short-answer/essay q), 300 marks, 180 minutes which I just passed! Learning a foreign language is never easy, but if you study hard, the journey will be fun & smooth! 🤓👍🏻✨

[@Daniel-ld7xs]

JINKYUNG!!! She was so funny on Unnies Slam Dunk! I hope there's a Season 3!!

[@chelz4057]

Where is the next episode?

[@barbaro267]

1:28 I swear this guy looks like PK from the show Korean Odyssey!

[@RoyMcAvoy]

I'm sad and disappointed that Jaesuk didn't follow this through. It will be good to see him speak simple English in one of his famous shows.

[@mikunstorm1]

I had to take the toeic test in uni last semester and I agree with them, it's so fast, it makes it hard 😂

[@hani1671]

When Jinkyung unnie entered I had the same reaction 😂👏

[@flipevent]

Love this. I hope to take the equivalent of other languages someday. :o

[@savethecorals4289]

JINKYUNG❤❤❤❤ UNNIES❤❤❤❤

[@itspengusan]

When does the result come out? I wanna know how everyone did on the test!!

[@imeelim9242]

I want to watch the next episode😀

[@GentsMM.28]

Where to watch the full vid ?

[@bueno2639]

Gaining self confidence in a foreign language is hard. 잘했어

[@jonnamesa5058]

where is the part2??

[@nsphilippe]

Wait I wanna know the results!! 😆Is there a part 2 to this?

[@Gillan007]

What episode is this in happy together? Can someone tell me please.

[@oten0569]

What is this show where can I find it and what episode is this

[@BugHwi]

I saw Hyunmoo in a Korean Englishman/Jolly vid, and was shocked at how good he is at english.........

[@brittanybook7818]

Where can I find the rest of this clip?

[@meld5542]

I took TOEIC before and the exam was like for elementary to middle school students. Pretty easy.

[@vastvoids]

Jinkyung looks wonderful with that hairdo

[@izumiruki]

No joke, sitting for the TOEIC gave me a migraine after. Forget about language knowledge, I wanted to cry over having to answer 200 questions in a row; it was so exhausting. If I wasn't required to take it in order to work in Japan, I wouldn't have bothered. 😤

[@joshping0909]

Where is the continuation?

[@RichGoTech]

Can someone refer me for the next episode? Really appreciate a lot thank you.

[@christiananasco8937]

Wanna learn English well and dont have to spend too much? Go to the Philippines. A lot of Koreans go here just for that and they do really well. One example is Dara of 2NE1. Other than her living here with her family, she got to learn English and that is why when you see her interviews in other countries you can see she can communicate well without translators.

[@o0fallingleaf0o]

I want to try this test too🤣

[@weedwilson2942]

Anyone here don't like Jo Se Ho? I do, since roommate.

[@elizabethmeliana5212]

How is the result? Where we can watch the next part?

[@MJ-gq5kg]

If yoo jaesuk was fluent in the English, all of the Kevin harts and Russell Peters jobs will be threatened

[@im-yeonmin3365]

what episode this?

[@JWKEL88]

May I know whose the red lady 4:50? Is she a staff or celebrities?

[@jiyongkwon92]

Omo.. i miss Angelina .. i like her since Babel.

[@aidahnik1122]

Please publish this video with english subtitle.... could not understand what they saying

[@dennisribeiro5262]

With all the noise in the background I didn't understand half of the questions

[@abirose84]

Where are the continuation of the video please?

[@emazhatt6561]

Yeah..where is the end? I wanna know the result pleaseee

[@winkblue6851]

Could you imagine if jongmin was in this lmao