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Teach fandom phrases through exaggerated versions of familiar lesson screens
The Korean-phrase cover leads into flashcards and quiz screens using increasingly theatrical owl illustrations. The app-like structure keeps the jokes connected to language learning.
“jinjja kpop staneyayo original reference: @slaymaontop on TT”
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