There are also couple rings, couple cellphone accessories, couple PJs and more. A couple ring is typically exchanged on the 100th-day anniversary. They call this "couple look" and couples actually walk around like this on the streets. I get embarassed myself just looking at these couples. It's funny seeing the guy or the girl astray from his/her counterpart, because these couple shirts don't make as much sense without the other half.
I, personally, will never be caught dead wearing these.
See? These people are so ashamed that they blurred themselves out of this photo.
i like it hofacebook. it spells LOVE nice An-nyo'ng-ha-se-yo?
ReplyDeleteThank you Kam-sa-ham-ni-da
i'm the same one that did the first comment hi whats your name i know a girl called bella from south korea
ReplyDeleteyou know this is what your contry is Koreans are super-friendly. I'm speaking generally, of course, but I find most Koreans to be surprisingly friendly and generous. And not just when they're selling something. A few examples: I was caught out in a rainstorm without an umbrella, and a complete stranger offered me an extra one he had! Another time I went to a computer store to buy a CD, and the salesclerk gave it to me for free! I'd never been in the store before. by the way i am the same person who did the 2nd one and 1st one
ReplyDeletehi the 3rd comment was by the the same person so was the 2nd and 1st
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