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Where did this one come from, we have no clue, but if you always wanted to learn more about the different dialects, as well as just have fun with some references they're throwing at you, this is a video for you cuz we got you covered! XD

Speaking of which, we'll just go ahead and elaborate on one thing mentioned by Seonghwa and San at 4:03. It's probably easy to guess where they're going with the Black Rubber Shoes reference here, but this cartoon was first released in the 90s, and is based on 1950~60s Korean society, which is when Korea was ABOUT to go through its rapid economic growth and development. Needless to say, the episodes always focus on what the lives of everyday Koreans were like in that period, which is why Seonghwa comparing Namhae to it made San defensive XD. Of course, the cartoon itself isn't exactly based in Namhae, but you get the point.

Alright. Any other questions, feel free to ask in the comments and we'll explain :D

Enjoy <3

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Roxialocket 🧡💙

It’s always a joy watching Seonghwa and San interact. Totally off-topic, but I think 좋은데이beats 대선 soju 😂😂

Paulina

Fan fact: Seonghwa is actually afraid of heights so him getting on that swing was something ❤️ also, San really, really lets himself act like a young kid whenever he's with Seonghwa but at the same time he does take care of his big brother 😁

Hayzel

Omggg this is one of my all time fav content they dropped it makes me really want to visit namhae it looks like a gorgeous place and the food looks amazing

_nora_

somehow i totally forgot to watch this content, so i'm glad to watch it with you guys! this was fun, i find these things about new places, culture, differences, etc. super interesting. i'm also intriguied by namhae having a german village? definitly gonna look that up later the talk about dialects really made me think about dialects in general and now i have a million questions, but i'll hold back and ony ask a few xD: 1. Is there actually a korean dialect that is softer than the seoul dialect? 2. How different is seoul dialect from the standard korean? And is seoul were ppl speak closest to standard korean? 3. In formal settings, do people outside of seoul try to imitate the seoul dialect (like the tone/intonation) or not really?

teetiny48

Yess!! So glad you guys watched this one! It's one of my favorite drops that released before Lemon Drop. ❤️ I also really love Seonghwa and San's (Sanhwa) relationship. They really give sibling vibes, so they balance and tease/make fun of each other well. The strawberry cake incident will probably go down in Ateez/Atiny history lmaooo. San tried to make strawberry mochi for his birthday live, and all I could think of was when Seonghwa came into San's room like a snake, looking for the strawberry mochi San was eating on live (this happened after strawberry cake-gate 😂). All for Hwa to tease him and not want it anyway 😂😂 I would love to go to Korea and visit Namhae. All the food looked delicious, and it looked so quaint and fun. In the spring, they do a walk, where the people of Namhae and tourists walk around the entire town (Atiny correct me if I'm wrong). San helped kick it off this year. There were not only atiny from Korea, but also international atiny there too. ☺️

A C

I loved listening to you guys chatter throughout this. I doubt small insights on Korean language and culture will ever be practically useful to me, but I feel enriched knowing more, especially tidbits that feel more personal. Watching them eat oysters made me so dang hungry. I hope you both were able to get the lunch you deserved after that drool fest of an episode.

mingkimangi

yeaaaah this eps !!!!! love your reaction sm !! n i like sanhwa relationship too, they're just so adorable ; ; p,s, thanks for explaining the dialect. i can understand what they were saying better now ;)

nian si

you guys should react to 2021 wooyoung birthday live and 2022 san birthday live which woosan(hwa)together!sooooo fun and so natural!

Handsome Sausages

1. It's POSSIBLE. Can't really think of one that fits that description but depending on who's speaking it, certain dialects CAN sound "softer", as in less aggressive, but not necessarily softer in a purely phonetic sense XD 2. The old Seoul dialect used to be very artificial (now that it's gone, but it was a standard broadcast tone for most people just a couple decades ago) with a very specific rhythm to it, but yeh, still standard with a bit of twist so indeed, that's the closest thing to standard anyways. 3. Not really, especially if the formal setting is between two parties that are all from areas outside Seoul, but we do get that sometimes even in a less formal setting when someone is speaking to a Seoul person, but nothing too serious. Same with formal setting between a Seoul-er and non Seoul-er, the non Seoul-er may try to tone down the dialect but it won't really work anyways XD

Handsome Sausages

The lunch was so good. We cooked the same food and ate like we've never eaten before XD

_nora_

so interesting! thank you for answering my questions :)