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DaniDiNardo · 06-04-2015, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Oh, look at that Adi had actually gotten the word's pronunciation correct! WOOT! But on the down side... seeeee? He just knew he should have asked Jackson about the context of the word FIRST. Too bad his mouth worked faster than his brain sometimes. But hey! At least he was learning things. "Hyung means big brother,'' he mused to himself, now turning this way and that to look at his reflection. "What means little brother?'' Then he could call Jackson the word that meant that.

Hehe. Even Jackson knew he was handsome. "Thanks.'' Grin! "You aren't that bad looking yourself.'' Because complements needed to be returned and Adi hadn't said that just because he wanted to. He had said it because it was true. Hmmm. Hair gel or wax? "I hadn't thought of that. thanks for the suggestion!'' There hadn't been any need for him to use any of those stuff before; just the regular shampoo thingy in the Batman bottle he had been using for as long as he could remember.

"I wonder if we could figure out how it does that.'' Adi prodded the glass as though hoping the mirror would reveal it secrets but of course nothing like that happened. Sigh. "So, Jackson. What have you been up to? You like Hogwarts?"

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Originally Posted by RandomRaven

Glad to see that there's somebody who seemed interested to learn some terms in his mother tongue. He's very opened to teach his friends any kind of Korean stuffs like language, culture and anything else. "Well, to call someone who is younger we usually use 'dongsaeng'. It works for both girl and boy." But... "But not all people are glad to be called that." He didn't like to be called that. It means that he's still young, spoiled, and immature. Being called dongsaeng sometimes means that he was still considered as a baby.

Well, Jackson knew that he was handsome. No need to mention that, hyung.

Yeah, hair gel or wax. Hadn't he heard about those products? "Yeah," The Korean guy nodded. "I usually use the gel for making my hair looks a little bit wet and stiff." Hehehe. Well, better being addicted to men's hair care products rather to chapstick (eyes Yoongi Hyland). "My brother loves the wax one for hair styling, but it's quite hard to clean it."

Hmm... Such a common question huh? "So far, it's great." The Korean guy said. "Kinda different with my former school, the Professors here are way more fun. People's here are nice too." Still, sometimes he felt homesick because in Kirin he still could explore his music talent. To cure that, he mostly spent his time singing and playing piano at the common room or room of requirement.

He'd been on his way back to his office, hands buried in his pocket and his walk all too casual when he thought he heard voices. It was completely out of his character to go finding said voices when he knew for a fact who they belonged to. Wasn't to say he was avoiding them, but rather he didn't need to see them, he needed a nap.

Funny thing was, as he continued along the corridor and turned into the next he did end up running into the boys by the mirror talking about hair gel and Korea. Huh. Odd combination right there. Students were odd. It was just one of those facts.

"Hello boys, fancy running into you both here." He whispered, mostly because he could have been sure they were down another corridor but it was all the same to him. He directed a grin at the one who'd spoken last. "So you think the Professors here are fun, huh?" Snort. How easily that word could be interchanged with 'insane' but they were practically the same in his book.

The man straightened some, taking in his own features in the mirror, wondering if his teeth really looked that sharp all the time. "What exactly are we doing with our hair now?"

06-04-2015, 09:45 PM	#9 (permalink)
DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,243 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Hope you don't mind. Ahem :3 Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Oh, look at that Adi had actually gotten the word's pronunciation correct! WOOT! But on the down side... seeeee? He just knew he should have asked Jackson about the context of the word FIRST. Too bad his mouth worked faster than his brain sometimes. But hey! At least he was learning things. "Hyung means big brother,'' he mused to himself, now turning this way and that to look at his reflection. "What means little brother?'' Then he could call Jackson the word that meant that. Hehe. Even Jackson knew he was handsome. "Thanks.'' Grin! "You aren't that bad looking yourself.'' Because complements needed to be returned and Adi hadn't said that just because he wanted to. He had said it because it was true. Hmmm. Hair gel or wax? "I hadn't thought of that. thanks for the suggestion!'' There hadn't been any need for him to use any of those stuff before; just the regular shampoo thingy in the Batman bottle he had been using for as long as he could remember. "I wonder if we could figure out how it does that.'' Adi prodded the glass as though hoping the mirror would reveal it secrets but of course nothing like that happened. Sigh. "So, Jackson. What have you been up to? You like Hogwarts?" Quote: Originally Posted by RandomRaven Glad to see that there's somebody who seemed interested to learn some terms in his mother tongue. He's very opened to teach his friends any kind of Korean stuffs like language, culture and anything else. *"Well, to call someone who is younger we usually use 'dongsaeng'. It works for both girl and boy."* But... "But not all people are glad to be called that." He didn't like to be called that. It means that he's still young, spoiled, and immature. Being called dongsaeng sometimes means that he was still considered as a baby. Well, Jackson knew that he was handsome. No need to mention that, hyung. Yeah, hair gel or wax. Hadn't he heard about those products? "Yeah," The Korean guy nodded. "I usually use the gel for making my hair looks a little bit wet and stiff." Hehehe. Well, better being addicted to men's hair care products rather to chapstick (eyes Yoongi Hyland). "My brother loves the wax one for hair styling, but it's quite hard to clean it." Hmm... Such a common question huh? "So far, it's great." The Korean guy said. "Kinda different with my former school, the Professors here are way more fun. People's here are nice too." Still, sometimes he felt homesick because in Kirin he still could explore his music talent. To cure that, he mostly spent his time singing and playing piano at the common room or room of requirement. He'd been on his way back to his office, hands buried in his pocket and his walk all too casual when he thought he heard voices. It was completely out of his character to go finding said voices when he knew for a fact who they belonged to. Wasn't to say he was avoiding them, but rather he didn't need to see them, he needed a nap. Funny thing was, as he continued along the corridor and turned into the next he did end up running into the boys by the mirror talking about hair gel and Korea. Huh. Odd combination right there. Students were odd. It was just one of those facts. "Hello boys, fancy running into you both here." He whispered, mostly because he could have been sure they were down another corridor but it was all the same to him. He directed a grin at the one who'd spoken last. "So you think the Professors here are fun, huh?" Snort. How easily that word could be interchanged with 'insane' but they were practically the same in his book. The man straightened some, taking in his own features in the mirror, wondering if his teeth really looked that sharp all the time. "What exactly are we doing with our hair now?" __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.