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BTS RUN BEHIND 127 AND 128 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-02-13 18:24:59
Imported:
2022-03

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BTS RUN BEHIND 127 AND 128.mp4

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Comments

J.N

Why was there not a post on YouTube?

Scave13

I cant wait for the mixtapes either!! I really am gonna lose it over jungkooks mixtape. omg Cait ruin the surprise now im dying to know!!! where can I see it lol? I dont mind what days work for you guys! good luck with work josh! I cant even imagine working in the snow!! im from California so I cant even imagine lol must be super rough.

Anonymous

when will you guys continue reacting to bangtan bombs? :)

Marcia Gosse

I really don't mind when you guys post, whatever works for you guys. As for idioms I haven't really heard of any of the ones mentioned in the episode. Ones that come to mind off the top of my head are: It's raining cats and dogs, a picture is worth a thousand words, kill two birds with one stone. I also wanted to note that I will never be over fluffy haired Tae.

Lenny Merlenna

Hi guys, the idioms that they featured are probably very common or familiar in their native language since they deal alot with lyrics and literature when it comes to composing so I'm guessing that they are aware or at least learnt it when they were in school.. for me personally, as I'm bilingual, in my own native language its used at random when the situation calls for it, and since I'm fluent thus I am able to pull out idioms to fit the situation. It is a component of the language that is covered in the curriculum. There are tests for it too. However, I do admit, even for some native speakers for my language, they may not know a lot of idioms cos they don't consciously put it in their daily conversations. As for English, I'd use raining cats and dogs, early bird catches the worm, pull up your socks, pot calling the kettle black.. only when the situation calls for it.. personally I love the beauty of creative writing so idioms are interesting to me..