BTS, Kpop, Kdrama, learning Korean, Korean history and more
  • Reads 88
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 12m
  • Reads 88
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 10
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Jun 22, 2022
In this book I will write mostly about BTS, Kpop and Kdrama but I will talk about learning the Korean language and Korean history too as I am currently learning Korean and other things like the Korean history and Korean culture and society.
If you are interested I can also share some Korean vocabularies and grammar so that you are able to learn a few things if you like to. 
Maybe I will talk about other things too but we will see.
If you are interested in these topics you are warmly invited to take a look into this book.

And to my fellow ARMYs there is only one thing I want to say to you 보라해 💜
Nice to meet you! 
만나서 반가워요!
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