Evolution of BTS’ Intros (2013 - 2018)
180531 M COUNTDOWN’s Tweet
#엠카운트다운~에 #MagicShop 주인 #정국 군 오셨어요!! #아미 위한 멋진 퍼포먼스와 노래로 여러분을 맞이 할 예정! 오늘 저녁 6시 #엠카~로 마니마니 놀러오세요!
#MCOUNTDOWN’s #MagicShop owner #Jungkook has arrived! He is going to meet you guys with a cool performance and song for #ARMY! Come hang out today at #MCOUNTDOWN at 6 PM!
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You deserve all of the praises for that story, not to mention basically all the others you have. I've just not gotten to reading all of them yet. But yeah, I really look forward to seeing your posts. *blushing* I'm gonna go back to my corner now...
Ahgh you’re cute. Thank you so much, babe!!! ❤❤❤
BTS’s Twitter Becomes First Korean Account To Reach 15 Million Followers
BTS has achieved another Twitter milestone!
On May 30 at about 2:30 p.m. KST, the BTS members’ joint Twitter account (@BTS_twt) surpassed 15 million followers.
The account remains the most followed Korean Twitter account and is the only one with over 15 million followers.The next most followed Korean account is BTS’s official account (@bts_bighit), which hit 11 million followers right after the other account reached 15 million. These two are the only Korean Twitter accounts with over 10 million followers.
Congratulations to BTS on another impressive milestone!
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Source: soompi.com
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BTS tops ‘Billboard 200’ (full interview) | They all thanked ARMY, How sweet!
CARESS HIS FACE AND GIVE HIM ALL YOUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION!
Ship😻
i realized i post a lot of Tae and we all deserve another shnack as well, so her is a Kookie.
Hello in Korean
안녕 - This means “hi.” It is 반말 (informal speech) and should only be used with close friends and those younger than yourself.
안녕하세요 - This is the standard way to say “hello.” It is 존댓말 (formal speech) and is used in the most situations.
안녕하십니까 - This is the most formal way to say “hello.” Like 안녕하세요, it is also 존댓말. 안녕하십니까 is used in public speaking, business and government settings, broadcasts, etc…
여보세요 - This is only used to answer a phone. There is not another way more or less formal to say it.