41:46_ "[dwi-juh]뒤져" means the same thing as BEOMGYU said, "[jook-uh]die," but it's a bit like a curse word. So the production team hastily added a dictionary meaning. There is a different meaning of the same pronunciation in Korean: "to fall behind." It also means 'see to find something'. ㄴ It is a translator, and there may be mistranslation.
'Keeping up with the Joneses' (Joneses is plural for the surname Jones) is a well-known saying here in the UK. It means trying to keep up (in status) with another family who are wealthier than you.
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Taehyun is actually the best chef in TXT and often cook for the members, seeing him not happy must means something bad LOL.
41:46_ "[dwi-juh]뒤져" means the same thing as BEOMGYU said, "[jook-uh]die," but it's a bit like a curse word. So the production team hastily added a dictionary meaning. There is a different meaning of the same pronunciation in Korean: "to fall behind."
It also means 'see to find something'.
ㄴ It is a translator, and there may be mistranslation.
'Keeping up with the Joneses' (Joneses is plural for the surname Jones) is a well-known saying here in the UK. It means trying to keep up (in status) with another family who are wealthier than you.
i got that i related it to keeping up with the kardashians i was just thinking what it meant in this video.
haha actually taehyun is the best at cooking in txt