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#PolyglotHobi, a thread of clips showing #jhope learning and speaking different languages around the world because one of his "love languages" is connecting with fans through their native languages.

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Surprise! #jhope learned Mandarin when he was younger. Here's Hobi blowing #BTS away with his skills!

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Besides Mandarin, #jhope is also conversational in Japanese. Check out this clip of Hobi chatting with a local Japanese radio announcer.

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#jhope learning to say 'make some noise' in Dutch from a local staff member is next-level cute.

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Hobi's adorable 'British accent' is just too much for any heart to handle.

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They say French is 'the language of love,' and #jhope speaking it proves why.

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One thing about #jhope is that he won’t stop until he gets it right. Watch Hobi persist in speaking German and successfully connect with his fans.

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#jhope not only makes an effort to speak his fans' language but also ties it to the theme. Watch Hobi call Filipino fans his 'wings' at The Wings Tour in Manila.

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As if #jhope needed more reasons to love him, here's Hobi's heartfelt speech in Portuguese.

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It's clear that #jhope is not just an artistic talent but also a quick learner of languages. Watch Hobi speak Thai and tell fans, "Thailand is my hope. I am the hope of Thailand."

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Source: pangi2529 @ YouTube

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This thread is very entertaining! j-hope is entertaining! I love his tenacity to speak foreign language! 🫡

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he’s just too precious

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Why so cute???

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