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ANA

as somebody who works at a cafe, ppl (mostly old ppl) asking how you are is definitely very common; they dgaf abt the response tho 😭

Noah Shannon

You just know the send off vids of them using what they learned today are gonna be so funny

Janika

How do they manage to make even an english lesson so chaotic lol. Its funny how eunchae was so locked in at parts taking notes when jen is teaching the dumbest shit. Also chaewon channeling jen when she speaks english is my favorite thing ever

도모군

The next episode is in Spanish! It's really fun, too!

Ascent

I learned Harlulala as well lol

そら

They should do a day in America when yunjin isn’t allowed to speak and a day in Japan when sakura and Kazuha aren’t allowed to speak 😂

light out

“scream for me” is insane IM CACKLING

OrigiNJD

Working in retail, I will say the customers initiates the “how are yous”. Even when I am the customer, I just say “hello” and leave it at that

Parawolf89

To be fair as a cashier the entrance is right by me and my managers tell me I have to greet the customers. I’m forced to do the hi, how r u blah blah

Soohawaiian11

If only we could have seen Jen explaining cunty bob to Chaewon 😂.

Luez

Next episódio, please

Shao Hao

You can indeed say anything as either positive or negative in english, I think thats just called sarcasm. Like if someone spits on your shoe and you go "Ah thats nice", the meaning is the opposite, you're expressing displeasure. Thats basically the same as saying "I'm gonna throw up" when an idol takes their shirt off or something. I think it's all just sarcasm.

Malachi Gipson

as a former fast food manager, “ how are you “ was said a lot with older folks or young adults so yea. I also like when they would talk to me