(See Example)Ī hashtag used for BTS’s posts on Twitter through the BTS BigHit account. Ī hashtag used for BTS’s monthly posts on Weibo, a microblogging website similar to Facebook group photos or videos of BTS speaking Chinese are typically posted using this hashtag. The phrase “third guy from the left” trended number one worldwide. This phrase trended number one worldwide after Jin took Twitter by storm (with his amazing looks once again) at the red carpet photo wall during the 2017 Billboard Music Awards. The second 'tannies,' in plural form, is a cute nickname ARMYs use for BTS as a whole also deriving from the "tan" in 방 탄(=Bang tan*) *The romanization of the first two syllables/characters of BTS' Korean name 방 탄소년단(=Bang TANsonyeondan). The first one, in singular form, is Yeontan (V's dog)'s nickname, deriving from the "tan" in Yeon tan. There are 2 seasons with a total of 15 episodes.Īn annual DVD and photobook set released by Big Hit Entertainment that documents BTS’s journey from the indicated year. The first episode aired on August 11, 2015.
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“BTS Gayo” is a free BTS variety show provided on the global platform, VLIVE, where the boys play games that are related to K-POP. These typically include: family portraits, photo collections, member profiles, special songs produced by BTS, choreography practice videos, and many more!īTS Festa also ends with a concert for ARMYs where the boys perform songs that are typically not performed at a regular concert/tour, such as special releases (for debut anniversaries) or covers. Right before the celebration begins, Big Hit releases a schedule graphic that lists out the types of content they will be releasing during the countdown. The photo (as seen below) says “ 왜요? 제가 빌보드 핫백 1위팬 처럼 생겼나요?” which translates to “Why? Do I look like a Billboard Hot 100 #1 Fan?”Ī special 2 week long celebration that leads up to BTS’ debut anniversary. Why? Do we look like Billboard Hot 100 No.1 Singers?Īs BTS hit #1 on the Hot 100 for the first time on AugUSA Time (SeptemKST), K-ARMYs started spreading a text photo meme on the internet in celebration.
Why? Do I look like a Billboard Hot 100 #1 Fan? In response, ARMY created 방무행알 which is the shortened version of “ 방탄은 무슨일이 있어도 행복해야해 알겠지?” (Bangtan must be happy no matter what happens, okay?) Like “아포방포,” 아무행알 is a phrase created by Jungkook during one of his fancafe chats with ARMY in 2019.
Meaning “ARMY must be happy no matter what happens, okay?” Linslus (Swedish) - someone who wants to be on camera all the timeĩ.아포방포 is the shortened version of “ 아미 포에버, 방탄 포에버.” It’s a phrase created by Jungkook during one of his fancafe chats with ARMY in 2019
Feestvarken (Dutch) - literally “party pig” someone in whose honor a party is thrownĨ. Schadenfreude (German) - the feeling of joy or pleasure when one sees another fail or suffer misfortuneħ. Chanter en yaourt (French) - to sing made-up words or sounds when you don’t know the lyrics to a songĦ. Slampadato (Italian) - the nice orange glow that comes from being addicted to tanning salonsĥ.
Hè hè (Dutch) - a sigh of relief at the end of a long dayĤ. Jayus (Indonesian) - a joke that is so unfunny or told so badly you just have to laughģ. Backpfeifengesicht (German) - a face badly in need of a fistĢ. Which of these words is your favorite? Are there any other untranslatable words you particularly like? Let us know on social media 9 Untranslatable Funny Words From Other Languages 1. If we try hard enough, maybe we can start incorporating these into our everyday conversations. The following list is a compilation of 9 of our favorite funny words - untranslatable words - that other languages have but English (sadly) does not. Some languages, particularly German (known for its long, compound words), have really funny words to describe humorous ideas and situations. We call them “untranslatable words” because there isn’t a direct translation for them in English - just a roundabout way of explaining the concept. You know that feeling when you need to describe something, but there isn’t an exact word or succinct way to explain it? So instead you just say, “you know that feeling when…?” Before we get any more meta, we should discuss how other languages often do have words for these highly specific feelings or circumstances.
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