How are Korean words no fun? O_O
I think Korean is EPICCD : D

Haha, true. Dun ever show them that clip!
And you should watch it : D It's their first single of that sub group and it's hilarious!

well, look how long the words are, and the letter combinations.

I take back saying Japanese is word. It's a piece of cake compared to Korean.

yeah.... that would just be bad, to show that one. It's good for me, but it just makes them seem more gay. That's not a bad thing, but for some people?

well, I've been thinking of watching it.

At least Hangeul has a letter system.. Japanese doesn't. ^^v

I don't blame them. Guys with lipgloss don't really appeal to a lot of people. Be it boys or girls. >_<''

Japanese does have Romaji though, which is easy enough.

true enough. It should though.... so many beautiful guys. *daydreams*

U think romaji is easy? O_O'' LOL
I don't think it's any easier in either language really. If you know how it's pronounced, then it's no problem.
I'd say kanji, hiragana/katakana and hanja is equally a bitch. >_<''

Either way, as Japanese letters are pronounced like Danish letters it's not that hard to read Japanese romaji. But I can rarely keep up in karaoke. Hangeul is a bitch as I don't know all of the letters and I cannot keep up in general. XD I'm a slow Hangeul reader. lolz.

I prefer the Korean language over Japanese though. I don't know why. To me Koreans sound like they have more feel to it - which is why SuJu M's songs sound retarded. lolz.

yes...
kokoro, sake, mune etc... easy.
The kanji is what's difficult, and sometimes the hiragana and katakana.

wait... What's hanja?

I think Japanese songs have alot of feeling.

boy we went a bit OT?

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This is a really good song. I love it!
YouTube - 슈퍼주니어(SuperJunior) _ 너라고 (Its You) _ 뮤직비디오

Hanja is kinda like Korean Kanji. It's a BITCH and thankfully not used in South Korea anyway XD TEE HEE

Ohh Miyavifaaaan!
I brought u something :'D

Some model-ness a' la Kim Heechul<3

ah... you mean those symbol things? I read that those are Hangul.

(taken from wiki)
Hangul (pronounced /ˈhɑːŋɡʊl/, or Korean KO-Hangul.ogg [haːn.ɡɯl] (help·info), in Korean: 한글 Hangeul/Han'gŭl (in South Korea) or 조선글 Chosŏn'gŭl/Joseongeul (in North Korea)) is the native alphabet of the Korean language, as distinguished from the logographic Sino-Korean hanja system. It was created in the mid-fifteenth century, and is now the official script of both North Korea and South Korea.

you had to do it, didn't ya? knowing he's already tempting me? :p

I want to hug him, or something.

Uhm, no. Hangeul and Hanja is not the same thing. I can read most Hangeul, but Hanja is a mystery to me. Eg. Kim Heechul is written ''김희철'' in Hangeul, but ''金 希 澈'' in Hanja. ^^v Basically it's Chinese characters imported to the Korean language and pronounced in Korean.

I know this is rather random, but does anyone have any photos of before and after Heenim had his nose done? O_Ô

I wasn't saying they're the same thing.

eh, not me.