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Haha and his son Dream pondered 'studying abroad,' and notably Dream, despite being a first-year middle school student, attracted attention by displaying advanced English skills.
In the video released on the 23rd on Haha's YouTube channel "Dream is already a first-year middle school student.. Want to go to England with your sister?", scenes of Haha and his son Dream meeting an "honorary Briton" were shown.
That day Haha greeted, "You appeared on a program that only superstars go on, congratulations," creating a convivial atmosphere.
What drew the most attention was Dream's English skills. Dream, a first-year middle school student, carried on the conversation naturally in English, even interpreting for Haha, and the honorary Briton marveled, "The son is really smart." When Dream burst into laughter, Haha snapped, "Don't underestimate your dad," which provoked laughter.
Dream also expressed a wish to go to England to watch a soccer match. Haha joked, "The weather in England is gloomy. He isn't interested in girls yet," and the honorary Briton joked, "Aren't you happy living with your dad? This is how Korean parents are," adding, "Come to England, I'll raise him. I'll show him soccer too," turning the scene into a sea of laughter.
Also, Dream revealed, "I like hip-hop," and Haha said, "I named him Dream so he could do whatever he wants," which drew attention. The honorary Briton added his background, saying, "I like hip-hop too. I made music in the United States."
Especially when Dream said, "I want to go to England once," Haha expressed regret, "I'm busy so I can't go with him," and the honorary Briton actively encouraged, "There is a three-story house in England. Come to our house." He then continued with an impromptu English consultation, saying, "Let's check whether you can live in England today."
In response, Haha said, "Honestly, I hope he studies abroad," expressing expectations for Dream's future. The impression left by Dream's display of advanced English skills at a young age was strong.
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