fromis_9 Lee Chae-young reported to police while traveling abroad... "It was because of her dialect" [Knowing Bros]

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Group fromis_9 member Lee Chae-young shared the story of being reported to the police while abroad.

On the 26th, JTBC's variety program 'Knowing Bros' featured fromis_9 members Song Ha-young, Lee Chae-young, and Baek Ji-heon for a special Chuseok episode.

That day, Baek Ji-heon drew attention by being introduced as a direct disciple of Seol Min-seok. She revealed that she studied history after listening to Seol Min-seok's lectures and even obtained the Level 1 certification for the Korean History Proficiency Test. She then said, "I'm a huge fan," expressing her admiration for Seol Min-seok.

Additionally, Baek Ji-heon stated, "Since I was young, I've loved watching history programs and studying. Whenever I studied history, (the exams) always gave me 100 points," showcasing her unique love for history.

Song Ha-young, drawing on her experience as a weathercaster on JTBC's 'Morning &', transformed into an Andong weathercaster to deliver the forecast. She said, "I'll bring you today's weather," introducing the weather in Andong. However, Song Ha-young, who is from Gwangju Metropolitan City, tried hard not to use her dialect, but this resulted in an awkward accent that became apparent. Upon seeing this, Lee Su-geun remarked, "It sounds like northern weather," causing laughter throughout the scene.

Lee Chae-young, originally from Pohang, shared an episode caused by her dialect. Recalling a time when she traveled abroad with her family, she said, "My uncle and grandfather were talking to each other saying things like 'What are you doing! Come here now!' People thought they were fighting and reported them to the police," sharing an unexpected anecdote.

She also revealed a shocking moment when she first came to Seoul and saw a cafe menu. She said, "With items like 'Blueberry Smoothie,' (in Pohang dialect) the words just end abruptly, whereas in standard Korean the final sound rises up. I thought, 'How am I ever going to memorize all these sounds?'" sharing a unique story that brought laughter to the audience.

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