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omg Heeseung said he still has a Chinese class tomorrow... he's really working so hard on improving himself 🥹🫳🏻 💬 "I love studying languages, so I speak five languages. but honestly, the only ones I can speak properly are Korean, English, and Japanese. I'm currently studying Spanish and Chinese,...

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[🫧] 260308 Hongjoong - ‘👋’, TOKTOQ pop live from Sydney, p.2: 🐿 About doing the morning broadcast with Seonghwa? (morning shows in Australia) Right, so it ended up being the two of us doing it together, and honestly speaking about studying English? I’m not really studying it super deeply and consistently, but whenever I have time I try to do it in various ways. I also practice conversation with a teacher and things like that. Actually, it feels different from that and from listening to the anchors during a live broadcast. Listening to announcers speak is different, so rather than being nervous, I actually went into it in a state of intense focus. So that’s how I approached it. 🐿️ Actually, Seonghwa is also usually really good at English, but since normally the two of us, as the eldest representatives, were the ones going out there, things that came to mind might suddenly not come to mind in that moment. When that happens, honestly it’s the same for both me and Seonghwa. Before going in we practiced quite a lot. For this question - how should I call it? - we prepared expected questions, like predicted questions, and went in with those prepared. Some things came out within the range of those expected questions, and there were also modified ones, so I just handled those kind of freestyle. Seonghwa also prepared a lot. 🐿 Actually, this is how I see it. Since English isn’t our native language either, we can be inexperienced, but what I want is to show that we’re gradually improving, even if it’s just little by little. And honestly, even if we can’t do it one hundred percent, as long as the meaning is conveyed, people understand it. Before, I used to think that while having confidence was important, I also had a strong desire to not make mistakes and to deliver everything perfectly. But now I think it’s better not to hold back and just speak, though I try to be careful about situations where it could be mistranslated. So that’s how it is with English for me. I think it’s kind of like this: even if you’ve been promoting for a long time, when you use Korean, then Japanese, then English, sometimes it feels like your skill level resets. I plan to keep working at it consistently. That’s something I want to keep putting effort into. Yes, that’s how it is.

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