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Thao_p

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Smile

Awesome that you are doing an Itzy reaction 👍🏻 But can you please tell us when are you reacting to MOOMOO TRIP?

Anonymous

Island in Chuncheon, South Korea but they called it nami island or namiseon island

Wayne W

That boat was going way too fast 😂 Glad to see more Itzy. I kinda forget how the subcharacter stuff works out, but the show is basically Itzy playing games and turning everyone into Midzys.

Anonymous

Going for Lia to win

saz

I didnt know they did this they are so funny 😆😆😂😂

D

Didn't think you'd react to this! Awesome!

Diankobo

Is the show about Itzy playing games and collect sub-characters and whoever has the most sub-characters wins at the end?

awendt

in korean, ae is ALWAYS pronounced "eh" , so chaeryeongs first sub characters name is Geh Bok Chel (the L in chael would be pronounced sorta like an r, so more like Cherl)

Incheonguy

You are actually incorrect the final consonant sound for the ㄹ batchim is always L not R. ㄹ is never an R sound as a final consonant. It is only an R sound SOMETIMES, like when its the initial character in a word, or in the initial character position of some non initial syllables depending on the previous Final consonant. There are ONLY 7 final consonant sounds in Korean and no matter what the consonant sound would normally be, in the final position as batchim it must conform to one of 7 final sounds. You can see this illustrated here http://organickorean.com/7-sounds-of-korean-final-consonants-%EB%B0%9B%EC%B9%A8-5/ ----- Also the ㅐvowel which you represent as "ae" is not "eh" its actually pronounced as the A sound in attitude not the E(eh) sound of empty. It is these subtle differences that make Korean hard for foreigners due to foreign learners relying on the romanization of the words to 'guess' proper sounds, and always why Koreans will know you aren't a native speaker even without looking at you. Sorry but if you want to explain the proper way to say the word with the English letters it would be CHAIL like CH + AIL(from Jail) or CHALE CH+ALE (like alcohol).