Felix even tried to hide his name when he first came to korea, but the other jyp trainees discovered quickly because his entire name was written somewhere and they where like "WHO IS THAT"

thx to lee know I already had all the right pronunciation. this guy just love to randomely call his members by their full korean name ;;

I think the reason "Seungmin in the building" became a thing was because making it a meme means fewer people mispronounce his name.

Boy I’m freaking half Korean and I can’t pronounce no shit 😭✋

I'll say Felix the way Hyunjin says it 😂 "FEEalix... FEEEELIXXX, come here FEEElix!" So goddam cute

Clicked into this video thinking "How is this video 23 minutes?!" Love how you really broke this down and brought up the differences between the English and Korean speaking mannerisms.

For me the easiest way to know how to actually pronounce a Korean name in a Korean manner is checking how their names are written in hangul. Like with Hyunjin, for example. In English it's Hwang Hyunjin, but in hangul it's spelled as Hwang Hyeon-jin, so I'd pronounced it as that.

HYOSANG i need your Stray Kids Marathon pt. 3 jebaaaal

5:03  he was actually born in Korea and moved to Australia when he was young 😌

As a Non korean i already learned it after saw their so many videos s 😂

Fun fact: 용 in yong bok’s name is actually common in Chinese names 龙 pronounced as “loong” meaning dragon 😊

Bro your voice is soooo soothing you should do asmr ❤

I think that these pronunciation problems are especially common among native English speakers, because in many other languages ​​the pronunciation of the various vowels is the same for everyone, like "a=a e=e i=i".

My niece often pronounces Hyunjin as... Hi-ru-jin.
Me: Hyu-
Her: Hyu-
Me: N-
Her: N-
Me: -Jin
Her: -Jin
Me: Hyunjin!
Her: Hirujin!
She's 11 :'D

skz: uses different names to their actual name

felix: cough cough

👍 I'm French, so I'm facing different issues with pronunciation,  but your way of teaching makes everything clear. (And please never teach Hyunjin how to pronounce lasagna, his way of saying it is so cute🫠)

9:40 I’m also realizing while looking at the page that the hanja for the 이 family name, at least in Lee Know’s case, is 李, which in mandarin chinese is actually pronounced “lǐ” (written in pinyin), so that could also play a role in how “이” has ended up romanized/translated as “Lee”

Timestamps for correct pronunciation
Bang chan: 8:31
Lee know: 10:31
Changbin: 12:50
Hyunjin: 13:42
Han: 14:24
Felix: 16:11 16:38
Seungmin: 17:24
I.N: 21:50

Brit here - there’s no difference between how we’d pronounce No and Know :-) And the way we say the a in Han, bang and chang isn’t quite as far from the Korean as it is in American English but it’s good to hear it broken down.

Felix=Scent of the dragon, according to him.