@JesiValenz32856@bevylinda Jungkook shaking his head in refusal? You're just trying to protect your own broken boat, and Kook has never refused Tae. If he wanted to refuse, why would Kook look at Tae, gaze at Tae gently, and lean his body towards Tae? Stop being ridiculous 🤭
@bevylinda Stupid. Jungkook turned to Tae, smiled at Tae, and looked at Tae with eyes sparkling with gentle, affectionate, star-like tenderness. You idiots just want to deny it, like how you told Kook to say no to Tae while he was about to sing over.
In Korean, 우리 (uri/wuri) when used for someone close—especially a romantic partner—it can express affection and intimacy rather than literal shared ownership.
In Kdrama Lovers in Paris (파리의 연인, 2004)
Han Ki-joo pretends to be Kang Tae-young’s boyfriend and says:
“우리 애기 놀란 거 안 보여요? 애기야 가자!”
“Can’t you see my baby is startled? Baby, let’s go!”
The phrase became one of the drama’s famous catchphrases.
Oh Those lovers in Paris
#Taekook