On the 14/10/2020 (Wed) broadcast of the bayfm radio program “Tonight, Under Sakura’s Tree” (every Wednesday from 24:00 to 24:30).
Miyawaki Sakura: And we’ve also received a lot of messages for “It’s Okay Even Though It’s Okay.”
Thank you, Keke, for your radio name Chest Pocket.
Listener email: Good evening, Saku-chan. This is WIZONE, who prays for IZONE’s happiness every day.
The __ in my “It’s Okay Even Though It’s Okay” is Korean.
I barely understand Korean, but when I watch videos on video sites, I watch them while imagining what the members’ expressions and gestures might mean.
And when I see a phrase that catches my eye, I look it up, and now I can hear a lot more words, and my vocabulary has increased a lot compared to when I only knew “nomnomnomsaranghaeyo.”
I look forward to more fun videos of the members together in the future.
And now is the time of year when it’s easy to get sick because of the change in seasons, so please be careful.
Miyawaki Sakura: Oh. Thank you.
Wow, isn’t it amazing that you can understand just by watching? I don’t understand it at all.
Eh, you’re a genius, aren’t you? Mokeke-san, if you study Korean more properly, I’m sure you’ll understand it right away.
Ah, but, speaking is difficult.
Listening is actually quite easy.
When I first came to Korea, I thought I could kind of understand what they were saying, but when it comes to speaking again, the words don’t come to mind, and even if I do, my pronunciation is bad so I can’t understand, so it’s really difficult.
So really, if you can just listen to Korean, it might be really easy, so it’s great to study by listening to us.
Please do your best.