소녀시대 Stephanie Hwang a.k.a. Tiffany
소녀시대 Jessica Jung a.k.a Jessica (my favorite SNSD member)
Arirang's Pops in Seoul VJ / Mid Day Break DJ Kim Isak / Ida Dene Simmons
w/ As One (On the left and top)
Lee Da Hae (Aussies should be proud of her)
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
소녀시대 Stephanie Hwang a.k.a. Tiffany 소녀시대 Jessica Jung a.k.a Jessica (my favorite SNSD member) Arirang's Pops in Seoul VJ / Mid Day Break DJ Kim Isak / Ida Dene Simmons w/ As One (On the left and top) Lee Da Hae (Aussies should be proud of her) | ||
nemY
United States3119 Posts
Lurker! | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
almost forgot these people... from my other post the two on the left: Nicole Jung & Han Seung Yeon | ||
Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
art | ||
Xstatic
United States765 Posts
Very nice pics. My fav is the 1st beauty ^_^ | ||
MrHoon
10183 Posts
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL JESSSIICCCAAAA I went to elementary + middleschool with her ahahahahha since 2nd grade | ||
Solinren
United States2653 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + On December 08 2008 18:49 MorningMusume11 wrote: You're missing Hara =( Beautiful girl, yeah yeah yeah! Also, aren't all asian girls who speak english capable of speaking their native?+ Show Spoiler + | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
On December 08 2008 21:39 MrHoon wrote: LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL JESSSIICCCAAAA I went to elementary + middleschool with her ahahahahha since 2nd grade ;lol waohwaoh cool actually this photos kinda ugly lol looks kinda guy-ey | ||
Astrogation
United States477 Posts
Does this qualify as being Bi-Lingual? | ||
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ish0wstopper
Korea (South)342 Posts
why would that show impress you? i have tons of friends that are from different countries that can speak english well | ||
pubbanana
United States3063 Posts
On December 09 2008 01:26 Lamborsche wrote: A lot of Koreans are now learning English so celebrities shouldn't be left out. What impresses me more is the KBS TV Show with hot girls from different countries speaking Korean. I have no idea what that show is all about but it's quite amusing. Oh yeah, it's called Mineodul Suda (Chatter of Beauties). My favorite is Bronwyn Mullen from South Africa | ||
freelander
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beefhamburger
United States3962 Posts
BoA is at least trilingual. | ||
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Zoler
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
Heres another pic of Lee Ji Ah / 이지아 | ||
lilsusie
3861 Posts
To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? | ||
Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
On December 09 2008 03:07 masami.sc wrote: Actress Lee Ji Ah. Her English is very good! She was in the new hit drama "Beethoven Virus". There's a clip of her on Youtube somewhere speaking very good English. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS89WuikmIk hey shes that girl from 태사기 | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:21 lilsusie wrote: /rant To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? Yeah good point Susie, to be honest I thought most people assumed that multi-lingual meant really being proficient in more than one language (that Yuri and SooYoung vid... yeah they don't count, I don't even think SooYoung's Japanese is that good either) so lets say... Japan for example. You can speak Japanese and get by in the country without a translator. But yeah that taxi driver who judged you... to hell with him lol. There's nothing you have to prove to him. I made sure the people who I posted that I knew straight up they were multi-lingual (although Han Seung Yeon... she's a question mark even though she finished HS in Jersey) | ||
lilsusie
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The taxi driver thought that of me, I'm sure, because of exactly these types of people - the not so fluent English speakers who play it off like they are. When I was in Spain, I was able to get by - order food, ask directions, grab a taxi, etc. But in no way shape of form would I say that I'm multi-lingual that I can speak Spanish too. I'm sure to any Spanish speaker here I'd be insulting them if I said that I was nearly as good as they were. And I would never play it off like I was. Bleh. This is just a rant; I've been meeting too many 유학생s that try that shit on me. "Oh you studied in America too?" "... yes" "How long where you there?" "..... 25 years" -_____- | ||
zoLo
United States5896 Posts
On December 09 2008 01:47 beefhamburger wrote: BoA is at least trilingual. Speaking of BoA, she is getting ready to debut in America and she has been doing small shows across America. Her English is pretty good, but she has a fobby accent when she speaks and sometimes forget the "S" noise in words like calls and such. I hope she does well in America since there is no real Asian music artist in the states. | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:21 lilsusie wrote: /rant To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? man that fucking DRIVES ME UP THE WALL! | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:55 lilsusie wrote: "Oh you studied in America too?" "... yes" "How long where you there?" "..... 25 years" -_____- I hope they actually said that haha. | ||
food
United States1951 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:55 lilsusie wrote: I meet people in Korea who talk to me in their terrible English, and then even fumble their Korean as if they have a hard time speaking Korean since they've been abroad for soooooooo long (what, a whole 2 fuckin' years?!?!). The taxi driver thought that of me, I'm sure, because of exactly these types of people - the not so fluent English speakers who play it off like they are. When I was in Spain, I was able to get by - order food, ask directions, grab a taxi, etc. But in no way shape of form would I say that I'm multi-lingual that I can speak Spanish too. I'm sure to any Spanish speaker here I'd be insulting them if I said that I was nearly as good as they were. And I would never play it off like I was. Bleh. This is just a rant; I've been meeting too many 유학생s that try that shit on me. "Oh you studied in America too?" "... yes" "How long where you there?" "..... 25 years" -_____- to be honest this isnt just with koreans this happens in almost every country out there. If its one of the "less cool" countries - they will speak broken english/french/german with their own people. That shit went down for ages, read "War and Peace" - they all speak french while in russia. Indicates a "higher society" or something. Actually its "cool" to have british accent these days in the US, go figure. I always laughed at "bilingual" people that were not proficient with it. My sis studied foreign language for 10 years hardcore and she kept saying "i suck at it" while publishing own works and starting to teach at Uni. ignorant people like you mentioned fucking irritate me the most, its embarrassing/degrading to be around them | ||
Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:21 lilsusie wrote: /rant To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? Its not rant, I hated it too when I was in the city. I just learned not to use English. It was kinda difficult though when I met up with friends with whom it was easier to just use English with since the driver would be like what the fuck. On the other hand, in cheonan/pyeongtaek when I took a taxi to go see my grandma the driver somehow picked up from my korean that I was a foreigner and tried to rip me off. Which is very unusual because I'd say maybe 1 out of 20 people think my Korean has anything wrong with it accent-wise. | ||
MrHoon
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I don't really get angry when people try to brag their minimal english (because I know Im better lololol) But what really pisses me off is when I walk through Seoul at 4am I see this drunk ass Guy and Girl and the guy impresses her by saying "I learned english in Canada, I am Bilingual" At that point I just burst out laughing and walk away | ||
lilsusie
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On December 09 2008 13:13 MrHoon wrote: SNSD lived in the states for less than an year, the rest went to kent (gay international school) I don't really get angry when people try to brag their minimal english (because I know Im better lololol) But what really pisses me off is when I walk through Seoul at 4am I see this drunk ass Guy and Girl and the guy impresses her by saying "I learned english in Canada, I am Bilingual" At that point I just burst out laughing and walk away it's just that the word bilingual is used too loosely. bleh. My English is definitely better than my Korean, but at the same time, I think in both languages, thus I'd consider myself bilingual in that sense. It's just the lack of vocab and the chinese characters that really get me. | ||
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infinity21
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On December 09 2008 13:13 MrHoon wrote: SNSD lived in the states for less than an year, the rest went to kent (gay international school) I don't really get angry when people try to brag their minimal english (because I know Im better lololol) But what really pisses me off is when I walk through Seoul at 4am I see this drunk ass Guy and Girl and the guy impresses her by saying "I learned english in Canada, I am Bilingual" At that point I just burst out laughing and walk away Hey, what's wrong with Canada? >:o I learned english in Canada too, and I'm bilingual | ||
clazziquai
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On December 09 2008 13:44 infinity21 wrote: Show nested quote + On December 09 2008 13:13 MrHoon wrote: SNSD lived in the states for less than an year, the rest went to kent (gay international school) I don't really get angry when people try to brag their minimal english (because I know Im better lololol) But what really pisses me off is when I walk through Seoul at 4am I see this drunk ass Guy and Girl and the guy impresses her by saying "I learned english in Canada, I am Bilingual" At that point I just burst out laughing and walk away Hey, what's wrong with Canada? >:o I learned english in Canada too, and I'm bilingual hahahahah! | ||
il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
On December 09 2008 12:17 masami.sc wrote: Even though I'm Korean American, I wouldn't consider myself bilingual. Sure, I can understand Korean quite well, and I can watch dramas without subtitles, etc, etc. But I can't read the Korean newspaper without noticing how little vocabulary I actually know. Even while watching talk shows, I find that I have to whip out my little electronic dictionary just about every other line. I get the GIST of what's going on, sure. But I'm not 100% . And until I'm able to read the newspaper without any dictionary aid, watch talk shows without being slightly confused, I would never call myself bilingual. Ouch, now I don't consider myself bilingual from your post in that sense but I am bilingual in the sense that I'm half fluent in Korean and Spanish (which is like 1 language although they're not similar at all) and English which adds up to 2! Susie, I love your konglish, seriously | ||
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clazziquai
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However for Korean that's a different story. I came here from Korea when I was 3 but I always spoke basic-intermediate level Korean in the household with my parents so that was no problem. A few days ago I talked with some FOB kids and they thought I was FOB too because of my speaking skills? Although it was a pretty simple, basic convo I guess my pronunciation and such is better than I thought And back then when we had cable tv at home, I watched a lot of Korean TV shows/dramas without little difficulty of understanding but not 100% thoroughly, only the overall idea of what's going on, etc etc. What's making me not so fluent/good at Korean is the fact I suck at advanced vocabulary/words. When my dad told me to read Korean books back in the days, I should have listened to him. My sister did that and she is AMAZING. She can read the bible in Korean and understand it completely and for an 8th grader who was born here, I think she's really good lol | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
And again I didn't know people used bi/multi-lingual so loosely. Like I assumed that if you were bilingual you were really proficient in the two languages you knew, but I guess certain people just don't see it like that I guess. | ||
il0seonpurpose
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MorningMusume11
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On December 09 2008 14:19 il0seonpurpose wrote: I should study more vocab, how did she learn? Reading the bible in korean? Haha that reminds me at church, when like the pastor says a verse, then the audience(?) says another. I'm so slow in reading and I don't know whats going on in the passage. You wanna learn how to read fast try noraebang... so hard to keep up with the songs lol. I ended up singing a SNSD song only because I had Into The New World memorized enough... the other song was She Is by Clazziquai | ||
lilsusie
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Clazzi, I'm like you 100%. my spoken Korean is deffffffffinitely better than my written. =/ Being here in Korea is really helping me a lot tho. Working for a Korean company + talking to Korean parents everyday is the best practice ever. On December 09 2008 13:51 il0seonpurpose wrote: Susie, I love your konglish, seriously 나놀리지마! >.< | ||
infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
I have more Korean experience than all of you, I have all of 4th year Korean ELEMENTARY SCHOOL under my belt kekeke | ||
Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
호호 i have korean 초등학교 3학년 중 2 and 중 3 under my belt | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 09 2008 14:51 Ilikestarcraft wrote: Am i the only one but when i hear 사투리 from grandmas i have no idea what they're saying. They speak soooo fast 아따 is like the only thing I can catch I've been hearing a lot more 사투리 from my best friends lately... and yeah I'm like WTF when they do that too. In general out of like 5 total people I'm like the one that barely speaks a lick of Korean during our circle conversations (parents are different however) but when they talk I have no problem understanding, minus the 사투리 of course =P | ||
lilsusie
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On December 09 2008 14:51 Ilikestarcraft wrote: Am i the only one but when i hear 사투리 from grandmas i have no idea what they're saying. They speak soooo fast 아따 is like the only thing I can catch 호호 i have korean 초등학교 3학년 중 2 and 중 3 under my belt 오~ 스넵!! I love 사투리. I hope one day I can become that 아줌마 with the 사투리 who yells at "kids these days" on the bus and subway. | ||
clazziquai
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On December 09 2008 14:59 lilsusie wrote: Show nested quote + On December 09 2008 14:51 Ilikestarcraft wrote: Am i the only one but when i hear 사투리 from grandmas i have no idea what they're saying. They speak soooo fast 아따 is like the only thing I can catch 호호 i have korean 초등학교 3학년 중 2 and 중 3 under my belt 오~ 스넵!! I love 사투리. I hope one day I can become that 아줌마 with the 사투리 who yells at "kids these days" on the bus and subway. LOL Susie. And ilovestarcraft I assume you moved from Korea to USA(?) after 3rd grade? And came back for middle school? Clazzi, I'm like you 100%. my spoken Korean is deffffffffinitely better than my written. =/ Being here in Korea is really helping me a lot tho. Working for a Korean company + talking to Korean parents everyday is the best practice ever. Definitely, because you'll probably be speaking korean most of the time because obviously, you are in korea XD | ||
Ilikestarcraft
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clazziquai
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On December 09 2008 15:06 Ilikestarcraft wrote: I went to America when i was two came back in 3rd grade to korea went back to us in 4th grade stayed till 7th grade went back and been in korea since. Do you go to a Korean school or an International school in Korea? | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
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clazziquai
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On December 09 2008 14:19 il0seonpurpose wrote: I should study more vocab, how did she learn? Reading the bible in korean? Haha that reminds me at church, when like the pastor says a verse, then the audience(?) says another. I'm so slow in reading and I don't know whats going on in the passage. I guess it was motivation, idk...I really never had the urge to get better at Korean, but my sister I guess wanted to learn and more and the thing that helped her so much ever since she went to church (like 3rd grade) was read/write the bible because in Catholic churches we have things called altar who help out the priest in mass and like they always had this assignment which was to write like shitload of pages from the Bible (Korean though) and I guess as she wrote them, she learned new words, etc... That's why every sermon that the priest says, my sister understands, while I, on the other hand, fall asleep because I don't know much | ||
infinity21
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I'd like to think both my Korean and English are quite fluent though. As far as anyone I've spoken to can tell, my English has no Korean accent and vice versa | ||
Ilikestarcraft
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infinity21
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On December 09 2008 15:16 Ilikestarcraft wrote: I sortof developed an accent when i speak english now from staying here so long It's funny cause I say a english word in a korean accent if I'm speaking in Korean but I can't say a korean word in an english accent if I'm speaking in english. Confuses the hell out of Koreans when I talk to them for the first time cause I think I'd be noob at english lol | ||
Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
On December 09 2008 14:49 infinity21 wrote: ho ho I have more Korean experience than all of you, I have all of 4th year Korean ELEMENTARY SCHOOL under my belt kekeke 8 Years of korean school in america. 1 year of exchange student program. Mom has been a korean school teacher as a side job all her life. gg my childhood. 사투리 is easy as hell to understand, just hard to emulate in speech. Only thing I really regret is not learning to type in Korean. Harder vocab and stuff is easily attainable compared to that imo. | ||
Ilikestarcraft
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Fobbish
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seriously though, your korean typing skill increases over time. | ||
infinity21
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kefkalives
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On December 09 2008 12:49 food wrote: Show nested quote + On December 09 2008 11:55 lilsusie wrote: I meet people in Korea who talk to me in their terrible English, and then even fumble their Korean as if they have a hard time speaking Korean since they've been abroad for soooooooo long (what, a whole 2 fuckin' years?!?!). The taxi driver thought that of me, I'm sure, because of exactly these types of people - the not so fluent English speakers who play it off like they are. When I was in Spain, I was able to get by - order food, ask directions, grab a taxi, etc. But in no way shape of form would I say that I'm multi-lingual that I can speak Spanish too. I'm sure to any Spanish speaker here I'd be insulting them if I said that I was nearly as good as they were. And I would never play it off like I was. Bleh. This is just a rant; I've been meeting too many 유학생s that try that shit on me. "Oh you studied in America too?" "... yes" "How long where you there?" "..... 25 years" -_____- to be honest this isnt just with koreans this happens in almost every country out there. If its one of the "less cool" countries - they will speak broken english/french/german with their own people. That shit went down for ages, read "War and Peace" - they all speak french while in russia. Indicates a "higher society" or something. Actually its "cool" to have british accent these days in the US, go figure. I always laughed at "bilingual" people that were not proficient with it. My sis studied foreign language for 10 years hardcore and she kept saying "i suck at it" while publishing own works and starting to teach at Uni. ignorant people like you mentioned fucking irritate me the most, its embarrassing/degrading to be around them Also didnt russian nobility use french pronounciation when speaking russian anyways for a long time? im not sure just double checking, Just remember reading about tolstoy's life and it describing him as treasuring his french pronounciation. | ||
il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
BTW I love this little group of koreans that are on this blog just talking about the lives of Korean Americans. | ||
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CapO
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lilsusie
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On December 09 2008 16:21 CapO wrote: who cares if they have korean/english accents. as long as they can communicate perfectly fine and write well, they should be considered bilingual. Oh I don't care about the accents, it's just when people claim to be "bilingual" and aren't. And it's pretty objective on what communicating "perfectly fine" actually is. On December 09 2008 16:21 clazziquai wrote: o and guys 0 years of korean under my belt ! ehehe :D 하이파이브! 미투! 아이돈노 코리안 베리왤 소리소리. | ||
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LosingID8
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On December 09 2008 17:31 clazziquai wrote: 잇 이즈 오케이 비커즈 아엠 베리 베드 엣 코리안 ㅣㅇㅣ!! "ㄴㅇㄴ" is better imo | ||
clazziquai
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On December 09 2008 17:32 LosingID8 wrote: "ㄴㅇㄴ" is better imo LMAO. I didn't think of that. | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 09 2008 17:32 LosingID8 wrote: "ㄴㅇㄴ" is better imo whoa that is pretty good (it would suck if people had computers where they couldn't read any of the text we're putting up) | ||
Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
On December 09 2008 17:32 LosingID8 wrote: "ㄴㅇㄴ" is better imo 우왕 굳 ㅋㅋ | ||
clazziquai
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snowbird
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MrHoon
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Sorry I couldn't protect you 여기 병신하나 추가요 Another order of Dumbass please Edit: Actually, "Hey Look, its another Retard" sounds better | ||
lilsusie
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FreeZEternal
Korea (South)3396 Posts
Spanish > Korean >= English | ||
ish0wstopper
Korea (South)342 Posts
i learned some vocab from there like 합성 and some pictures are funny ㅋ굳 and av배우 ^^ | ||
Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
누나.....rofl.... Too many gooks in this thread, I'm out. | ||
MorningMusume11
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Chill
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clazziquai
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On December 10 2008 01:25 lilsusie wrote: LOL damn you youngins' nowadays with your new lingo. I only know things like 킹카, 초딩 and 짱 >.< me too. i don't know too much slang. 한국말 잘 못해서 ㅠ. | ||
ish0wstopper
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EmeraldSparks
United States1451 Posts
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lilsusie
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The thing that's great in Korea is that texting language isn't always grammatically correct - so I can type things the way I want without really thinking about the spelling (it always gets me) 난넘한글초딩ㅋㅋ 말만잘하고, 쓰지는못하고... | ||
MorningMusume11
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ilovezil
United States4143 Posts
On December 10 2008 03:15 Chill wrote: english in korean is my favourite wheres ilovezil? 엘오엘웟? | ||
clazziquai
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On December 10 2008 09:38 lilsusie wrote: And spell things like favorite with a U???? Damn that Queen. The thing that's great in Korea is that texting language isn't always grammatically correct - so I can type things the way I want without really thinking about the spelling (it always gets me) 난넘한글초딩ㅋㅋ 말만잘하고, 쓰지는못하고... ㅋㅋ 나도. 친구들이랑 MSN 으로 체팅 할때마다 맷날 이상하게 말해 ㅠ. 근데 말할때는 바름은 좋아서 괜찮아 | ||
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CapO
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clazziquai
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On December 10 2008 10:01 CapO wrote: clazzi, lilsusie's older than you, so she's "누나" to you. way to talk informally, retard. gtfo. wtf?? you're never like this irl GTFO | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
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lilsusie
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On December 10 2008 09:40 MorningMusume11 wrote: Reminds me, how the heck can you text with cell phones in Korea? Can someone show me a pic of what the keys look like for u guys in Korea? There are 2 types of phones depending on the maker. I have an Anycall phone (samsung) and it looks like: (sorry, no camera) The 1 and 3 is the "이 and 으" and the 2 is the small line that makes it everything else (like the little lines in ㅠㅜㅗㅛㅓㅕ...) 1 = ㅣ 2 = . 3 = ㅡ 4 = ㄱㅋ 5 = ㄴㄹ 6 = ㄷㅌ 7 = ㅂㅍ 8 = ㅅㅎ 9 = ㅈㅊ 0 = ㅇㅁ | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17709 Posts
Its annoying getting a different brand cell phone after you're used to one because you have to relearn the whole thing again so i just perfer the same ones | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On December 09 2008 11:21 lilsusie wrote: /rant To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? Hey susie just cause you have nothing else going for yourself other than a nice rack and your intelligence doesn't mean you should be proud of your english skills. They were given to you anyways, you didn't even earn them. | ||
Frits
11782 Posts
On December 10 2008 13:29 Rekrul wrote: Show nested quote + On December 09 2008 11:21 lilsusie wrote: /rant To be honest - maybe it's because I'm Korean-American myself, I hate it when I get compared to some Korean girl who speaks MINIMAL English after studying in an English speaking country for like 2 years and plays if off as if it's her native language. It really irks me. I hate it when I'm in a taxi and the driver's like .. oh your English is really good, how long have you studied abroad, like 2-3 years? And I'm sitting there like... "really good"?? I'm fuckin' fluent, asshole. Maybe I'm just being an elitist 교포 but man, I hate hate hate 유학생s who think that they are so good at English when they are obviously not. (the 유학생s who DO speak well tho, I have nothing against, it's just the 잘난척하는 kids) I agree, Tablo is definitely biligual and so's Lee Ji Ah (in that vid) but... that other vid of the SNSD girls.... ugh. What exactly does "bilingual" mean to you? Hey susie just cause you have nothing else going for yourself doesn't mean you should be proud of your english skills. They were given to you anyways, you didn't even earn them. wow, even I thought that was uncalled for | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
and now the edit contains an even deeper joke LOL | ||
LosingID8
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
a. tries to act like a cute little girl or b. tries to act like a powertripping super feminazi in english lilsusie only acts normal why the differences littlesusan? | ||
MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
On December 10 2008 15:22 Rekrul wrote: in korean lilsusie either: a. tries to act like a cute little girl or b. tries to act like a powertripping super feminazi in english lilsusie only acts normal why the differences littlesusan? Probably a timezone thing or whatever | ||
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