Lee Jungjin, a blind date with a foreigner..Confessing the experience of international dating, "Meet Brazilian and French Women" [Groom class 2]

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'Groom Class 2' Lee Jung-jin is going on a blind date with a foreign woman.

In the fourth episode of the Channel A entertainment program "Groom Class 2," which will air on the 9th, Lee Jung-jin, a returning student who declared a "love re-challenge," will go on a blind date with a new mindset.

On this day, Lee Jung-jin waits for his opponent at a cafe in Dumulmeori, Yangpyeong, with the introduction of a close junior. Lee Jung-jin's relaxed humming, let alone nervous, admires Lee Seung-cheol and Tak Jae-hoon of the "Studio Mentor Corps," saying, "I am certainly relaxed because I have experience."

However, when the opponent soon appears, Lee Jung-jin falls into a "brain arrest" state without being able to easily greet him. That your blind date is an impressive "foreigner" with blonde hair and tall height. Lee Jung-jin confessed, "At first, I was so embarrassed because I only heard the other person's name," and Tak Jae-hoon also caused a "reaction breakdown," saying, "I was just thinking about how to make it fun in the name of my blind date, but I didn't even think about this situation."

Soon after, Lee Seung-chul seriously asks Lee Jung-jin, who is located in the studio, "Can you make an international relationship?" Lee Jung-jin reveals an open mind, saying, "In fact, I have experience in international relationships, and some of my family members have married internationally." Lee Jung-jin also said, "I have dated Brazilian and French women in the past. He confesses without hesitation, "Even if the language doesn't work, if you have a heart, you can talk." To Lee Jung-jin's honest remarks, Tak Jae-hoon said, "You are the real teacher. Let's swap seats with me, I don't deserve it," he says, sending "Sharout."

On the other hand, at the blind date site, Lee Jung-jin's opponent shows his fluent Korean skills and leads the conversation skillfully, and Lee Jung-jin smiles awkwardly, saying, "I think I'm worse at Korean." In particular, Lee Jung-jin is praised by Lee Seung-chul for his meticulous manners and activism that broke away from the "Dae" character he has shown so far, saying, "It's the most active blind date scene I've ever seen."

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