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i have a few questions... sorry 
1 - you know how a lot of people (i.e., i-armys) tend to call the members [bt… — because this takes some explaining i’ll attach my answers to these in images under the tweet! https://curiouscat.qa/sipsips/post/1158344548
1 - you know how a lot of people (i.e., i-armys) tend to call the members [bt… — because this takes some explaining i’ll attach my answers to these in images under the tweet! https://curiouscat.qa/sipsips/post/1158344548
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#2 addressing someone
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link i mentioned is embedded https://twitter.com/jisoupy/status/1218067372839321600
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link i mentioned is embedded https://twitter.com/jisoupy/status/1218067372839321600
3 - not too long ago i stumbled upon a reddit post (r/kpopthoughts) it was titled (?) “kpop groups that drop hono… —
#3 honorifics
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https://curiouscat.qa/sipsips/post/1158344610
#3 honorifics
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https://curiouscat.qa/sipsips/post/1158344610
#4 particles and spelling and # how to use hyung affectionately...
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#5 last names versus full names
this is the last one WOOO lol i hope i explained this well enough. thx for taking my mind off the tedious task of backing up my phone
this is the last one WOOO lol i hope i explained this well enough. thx for taking my mind off the tedious task of backing up my phone
correction here i said u doube the first syllable but then listed hoseok as seokseok (his second syllable). that sound is the more natural one so thats why its used. if u take away anything from this its just that some sounds sound better than others lmao https://twitter.com/sippetile/status/1328312292426067969
ok more on full names since i want to cover my bases. + @ninamonday helpfully added that last name-ssi is rude... just dont use last names unless ur including something to denote respect, like the job title https://twitter.com/sippetile/status/1328315702126710790
