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🚨PIERS MORGAN AGREES WITH ETHNO-NATIONALISTS Just being born here does NOT make you English "I actually have zero English DNA in me. I had my DNA tested and it came back Zero English" "I AM NOT ENGLISH AT ALL" "I was born in Guildford in Surrey... I'm not really... show more

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leehan said he often gets mistaken for a foreigner even when he's with the members. he doesn't get offended by it but rather finds it funny. when they were still trainees, they went to LA to learn dances, the flight attendants would speak korean to the other members but switch to english the moment they see him 😂 he used to tell them he's korean, but sometimes he just plays along and talks in english 😂 🦁 when boarding the flight, we'd show our tickets and they'd check it, right? i literally boarded with the members, and they said 'oh here's your seat..' in korean to them, but the moment i walked in, they suddenly switched to english.. so i just laughed it off 😂 🦁 there was a time on another flight, i just pretended to be a foreigner. i think it was also a 10 hour flight. i mean, they started talking to me in english the moment i boarded, so i just replied shortly in english too. even when they were serving the food, i spoke briefly in english. 🦁 but toward the time of the last meal, i spoke in korean because i wanted to make myself clear... i said, 'i'll have bibimbap!' in korean and they were really surprised..//

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