lol always hot coffee all day no matter what time of the season it is. Banana split ice cream has all the right things mixed in. The one in the end stray kids had a question who is the member that would forget their dance moves or who is the member that would most likely to forget the lyrics. Han was they pointed at every time. hahaha. Even Han was pointing at the person he was sitting. Heck in one live stage Han forgot they were singing the song the Korean version and started singing his part in Japanese. It had Lee know, Hyunjin and Bang Chan laughing during the performance.
I mostly drink hot coffee. My ice cream is cherry, or pistachio 😅 My main language is Portuguese, but I'm fluent in English, pretty good at Spanish, started learning some French and currently learning Korean
I was born in Argentina so my first language was Spanish. Then when I was 7 years old my parents brought me to the U.S so that we could live a better life ( not to be poor anymore, also because being poor in Argentina is waaaay different and worse than being poor in America. Trust me. It's very different and terrible.). After we moved I was starting to learn and finish learning both languages at the same time, but over the years and especially because we've been living in the U.S ever since I was 7, my English speaking, writing, and reading skills have completely surpassed my Spanish speaking, writing, and reading skills. I can read a whole page from a book in probably a minute and a half, but if you were to translate the whole page into Spanish and I had to read it, it would probably take me at the least 4-7 minutes, depending on the difficulty level of the book as well. Other than that, in High School we were, well, basically forced to learn another language, but the only choices my school had was either Spanish or German. I, of course, chose German. Soooo many people asked me, "why not Spanish, it would be an easy A". I wasn't the smartest kid tbh but I feel like my logic skills were somehow on point during this moment. My response was, "Because I already know Spanish and I'm not going to waste so much time being taught something that I already know, (even though it's in a different dialect for sure).". It makes sense though, and I'm super happy I made that decision. Even though it's a different dialect and there are plenty new words that I'd probably be learning, it still doesn't compare to learning a complete other language. My brain was like "why on Earth would I not want to be Tri-lingual??!" xD so I learned German and took up to German 3. I seem to excel and shine where others don't normally shine. I was the best in the class, but when it came to History I was dumber than dumb. xD My other strong suits were Math and Science but not as great as majority of others in class. It's why when I got into German I was just extremely happy to finally be the best at something the other's (that were really smart) weren't as good at. However, that was all back when I was in High School. If you asked me some things in German now I'd probably stare and blink at you with a blank face and I'd also ask myself, " What the f did they just say?!" xD I can read German and I can pronounce it and speak it, but remembering what the words meant takes a long time especially now since I haven't studied it in a long time or even had anyone to practice with. So if you do try to learn another language, especially Korean, I'd suggest to not give up and to also make sure you practice practice and practice!!! Please, find someone else to practice with. Even if you have to go to that country for a specific amount of time, I encourage you to do it because you'll be submerged into the culture. I often times find it super easy and faster to learn a language when you are placed into the country that speaks that language, with little to no skills of that language. You'll likely learn it faster that way versus learning it just text book style.
Hot coffee no questions. Especially pistachio flavored latte is where my heart is in winter. But I hate pistachio ice cream lol I would generally go for a blueberry flavored but lemon is okay too.
Iced coffee more because by the time I finish my coffee it's cold anyway & I hate reheating coffee & I totally agree cookies & cream is my fav ice cream too
Best ice cream flavors Pecan pralines n cream French~~ vanilla with caramel and walnut toppiiiinggg Blue bell Cookie 2 step (mix of cookies n cream and cookie dough)
1) No coffee 2) Chocolate Carmel Cheesecake Ice Cream 3) Used to know Spanish and English but... lost the Spanish due to non-use ❤❤ thanks for the content
To answer your coffee question I do not drink coffee a lot but if I do the temperature depends on the day. For your ice cream question, this might sound weird but i love mint chocolate chip and also cookies and cream. Skz english is the cutest and funniest thing in the whole entire world!🤣❤
I'm a tea person..but i'm prefer hot coffee,❣️and even in hot day..i drink hot tea.. i don't know why...if i'm drink cold/ice water ..i got stomachache..
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lol always hot coffee all day no matter what time of the season it is. Banana split ice cream has all the right things mixed in. The one in the end stray kids had a question who is the member that would forget their dance moves or who is the member that would most likely to forget the lyrics. Han was they pointed at every time. hahaha. Even Han was pointing at the person he was sitting. Heck in one live stage Han forgot they were singing the song the Korean version and started singing his part in Japanese. It had Lee know, Hyunjin and Bang Chan laughing during the performance.
As someone learning English I’d love to see your language learning vlogs ! I’m french, but I’m also learning English, Korean and Japanese
Hyunjin's english is so beautiful
Seungmin is really very good
I mostly drink hot coffee. My ice cream is cherry, or pistachio 😅
My main language is Portuguese, but I'm fluent in English, pretty good at Spanish, started learning some French and currently learning Korean
Hot coffee here all year round 😊
I adore our boys so much❤️
I’m currently learning Korean so I don’t have to rely on subtitles too much 😁
5:43 We have the same favorite ice cream 😂❤
I was born in Argentina so my first language was Spanish. Then when I was 7 years old my parents brought me to the U.S so that we could live a better life ( not to be poor anymore, also because being poor in Argentina is waaaay different and worse than being poor in America. Trust me. It's very different and terrible.). After we moved I was starting to learn and finish learning both languages at the same time, but over the years and especially because we've been living in the U.S ever since I was 7, my English speaking, writing, and reading skills have completely surpassed my Spanish speaking, writing, and reading skills. I can read a whole page from a book in probably a minute and a half, but if you were to translate the whole page into Spanish and I had to read it, it would probably take me at the least 4-7 minutes, depending on the difficulty level of the book as well. Other than that, in High School we were, well, basically forced to learn another language, but the only choices my school had was either Spanish or German. I, of course, chose German. Soooo many people asked me, "why not Spanish, it would be an easy A". I wasn't the smartest kid tbh but I feel like my logic skills were somehow on point during this moment. My response was, "Because I already know Spanish and I'm not going to waste so much time being taught something that I already know, (even though it's in a different dialect for sure).". It makes sense though, and I'm super happy I made that decision. Even though it's a different dialect and there are plenty new words that I'd probably be learning, it still doesn't compare to learning a complete other language. My brain was like "why on Earth would I not want to be Tri-lingual??!" xD so I learned German and took up to German 3. I seem to excel and shine where others don't normally shine. I was the best in the class, but when it came to History I was dumber than dumb. xD My other strong suits were Math and Science but not as great as majority of others in class. It's why when I got into German I was just extremely happy to finally be the best at something the other's (that were really smart) weren't as good at. However, that was all back when I was in High School. If you asked me some things in German now I'd probably stare and blink at you with a blank face and I'd also ask myself, " What the f did they just say?!" xD I can read German and I can pronounce it and speak it, but remembering what the words meant takes a long time especially now since I haven't studied it in a long time or even had anyone to practice with. So if you do try to learn another language, especially Korean, I'd suggest to not give up and to also make sure you practice practice and practice!!! Please, find someone else to practice with. Even if you have to go to that country for a specific amount of time, I encourage you to do it because you'll be submerged into the culture. I often times find it super easy and faster to learn a language when you are placed into the country that speaks that language, with little to no skills of that language. You'll likely learn it faster that way versus learning it just text book style.
Hot coffee no questions. Especially pistachio flavored latte is where my heart is in winter. But I hate pistachio ice cream lol I would generally go for a blueberry flavored but lemon is okay too.
Not a big a coffee drinker, but if I do drink coffee it is usually cold. For ice cream flavor, I also like cookies and cream.
Iced coffee more because by the time I finish my coffee it's cold anyway & I hate reheating coffee & I totally agree cookies & cream is my fav ice cream too
Best ice cream flavors
Pecan pralines n cream
French~~ vanilla with caramel and walnut toppiiiinggg
Blue bell Cookie 2 step (mix of cookies n cream and cookie dough)
1) No coffee
2) Chocolate Carmel Cheesecake Ice Cream
3) Used to know Spanish and English but... lost the Spanish due to non-use
❤❤ thanks for the content
I lost my Spanish due to not using it too! The ice cream sounds amazing!!!
In Colombia we usually prefer hot coffee ❤ a hug from Colombia
To answer your coffee question I do not drink coffee a lot but if I do the temperature depends on the day. For your ice cream question, this might sound weird but i love mint chocolate chip and also cookies and cream. Skz english is the cutest and funniest thing in the whole entire world!🤣❤
I'm 55 and I have never drank coffee not do I ever intend to. I love the smell but we won't discuss the taste.
I'm learning Korean. When I finish that I'm going to polish up my Spanish and German
Hot Americano, upside down. Mint chocolate chip, sorry South Korea. English, and can get by with Spanish and ASL. For hiccups 10 sips of water 😉🫶🏽💖🥰
Both hot and cold coffee
Lol....I prefer no coffee! Just never could acquire the taste for it. I get my caffeine from Mtn. Dew! 💯
😳 ICED COFFEE ☕️ IS AN ABOMINATION!!!!😝
Ice cream - matcha and dark chocolate for me. Bitter is way to go. Or anything citrusy.
I'm a tea person..but i'm prefer hot coffee,❣️and even in hot day..i drink hot tea.. i don't know why...if i'm drink cold/ice water ..i got stomachache..
Hokey Pokey and Boysenberry ice cream
I am not a huge coffee drinker 😅. your hiccups are cute 🥰 I can speak english, Spanish, and I've learned a bit of ASL and urdu..
Ice or cold depending on the weather
I meant hot 💀
Neither. Coffee doesn't taste good lmaooooo
I like cappuccinos but ice calpuchino is a bit nasty 😅
Mint chocolate
I hate coffee 😭