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yep there are probably quite a large percentage of Korean words pronounce just like the Chinese origin word. Those girls are 100% non Korean and they are speaking Chinese 姨母
yep there are probably quite a large percentage of Korean words pronounce just like the Chinese origin word. Those girls are 100% non Korean and they are speaking Chinese 姨母
Some scholars believe many asian languages derived from one single ancient language. Not sure if Chinese and Korean falls into that category but there are heavy chinese influence over the course of korean history so it is not entirely impossible that certain chinese words were adapted into the korean language.
Yes, no disagreement that the girls are Chinese.
However, I believe that the owner and the MMS at Coco are ethnic Koreans with Chinese nationality from Yanbian.
This is getting ridiculous. I might have to move just to help mongering be easier for me. Gold/785 and the Passaic competition was my bread and butter. Sighhh
Whatever happened with her? Saw her once or twice, it was great but then she left Gold and vanished into thin air. Had her phone # but lost it along the way.
Whatever happened with her? Saw her once or twice, it was great but then she left Gold and vanished into thin air. Had her phone # but lost it along the way.
yep there are probably quite a large percentage of Korean words pronounce just like the Chinese origin word. Those girls are 100% non Korean and they are speaking Chinese 姨母
If two girls are close friends then the younger one can call the older one “언니“ (“Un-Nee”) which means, “Older Sister” in a very friendly and casual way.
In a work environment such as an amp, then the younger lady needs to call the older lady “이모“ (“Ee-Mo”) which means, “Aunt”.
That's what the girls at gold used to call the jenny aka The goat. They didn't call her e m o
They already had one at the door. They called her grandma l m a o.
It was a bit TOO convenient for me - 10 minutes away! And with Eva being there...one of my ATFs... it was just too easy.
Her being way down at GDS is a blessing and a CURSE
It was a bit TOO convenient for me - 10 minutes away! And with Eva being there...one of my ATFs... it was just too easy.
Her being way down at GDS is a blessing and a CURSE
It was a bit TOO convenient for me - 10 minutes away! And with Eva being there...one of my ATFs... it was just too easy.
Her being way down at GDS is a blessing and a CURSE