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(1)Title: People in Gyeongsang-do are the last of the two letters
(2)He only sang it
(3)O. The view count is 7419
(4)My husband’s hometown is Yeongcheon, Gyeongsang-do
(5)My husband’s name is Minsu
(6)My parents-in-law called me Suya Suya
(7)My husband’s sister is Sunmi
(8)I call them Miya Miya
(9)I went to Yeongcheon for a family event
(10)All my relatives call me by my name in one letter
(11)It was a new culture shock
(12)When you get lost when you’re young, when you’re orphaned
(13)I think it will be hard to find parents
(14)Is that what happened to calling the end of the name
(15)Oh, by the way, she also says you
(16)This is also a fresh shock

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(1)Nickname with the end of the name. LOL
(2)For example
(3)If it’s Seoyoung, it’s Young\
(4)If it’s Nayeon, it’s Hyuna\
(5)If you don’t have the last consonant, you can stick it on right away
(6)If it’s Jaehee, it’s Hee
(7)If it’s light, it’s Miya
(8)The guy’s name is a bit different. He doesn’t add aya to the consonant. If it’s Sung Hoon, Hoon
(9)It’s “Eun-Sleeping water
(10)When I first heard it, I thought it was someone else’s name
(11)I only call my family, especially my mom and other people, but I don’t call them by nicknames
(12)And there are cases where only family members call each other by their own names. In severe cases, when family relatives meet, they don’t know their real names well. lol
(13)I was jealous that there was a nickname

My parents are from Gyeongsang-do

I’m from Gyeongsang-do

It ended with Hyun, so my mom always

When you call me, call me Hyuna

My aunts named me after my mom

“Zero~” I call him like this

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