Street Dance Girls Fighter 2 (Street Girls Fighter 2 / 스트릿댄스 걸스 파이터2)

I mean it.

But we're seven people.

The dancer is... - Park Eun Seo!

It's Kim Soo Jung.

The actual competition...

What?

I can't wait to introduce them.

I'm so curious. - The new members of BEBE.

Hello. - Hello.

The mini-BEBE members. - Today...

It's the First Mem-BE-ship Training.

We want you to play games and enjoy the day...

to become better friends between you guys and with us too.

And we prepared one more thing for you.

You've joined Team BEBE, right?

We got padded vests for you guys.

All right.

We got them in our team's color.

Why don't you try it on?

You're officially joining BEBE by wearing it.

How lovely! - Amazing.

You guys look great in them.

Blue must suit them best.

Thank you.

You can't take it off now.

You can't take them off. - Never.

The first event is street dance futsal!

Okay.

It's street dance futsal, so you have to dance nonstop.

You have to dribble the ball while dancing.

But... - Shall we begin?

Okay. - Okay.

Okay! - Good luck!

Show us your moves, leader!

Okay. - Okay.

Start.

Get to the ball!

We have to keep dancing. - Baggy.

What am I supposed to do?

Go, Team Blue!

No! - Okay!

Dance!

We have to do it. - Everyone! There you go!

All right! - Okay!

Okay!

No!

We can't lose here.

You need to get the ball back.

There you go! - Great!

Score a goal! - Keep playing!

All right!

They were so cheerful...

and sociable. I was thankful.

I feel like we've grown closer.

Should we teach each other...

some basic words in each other's languages?

Yes. - Yes.

Like, "hi," "yes," or "no."

"Annyeong." - "Annyeong."

"Annyeonghaseyo" is a formal way.

"Annyeonghaseyo."

What about in Japanese? What's "hello?"

"Konnichiwa." - "Konnichiwa."

What about "yes?"

"Hai." - "Hai."

Hello. It's so quiet.

Hi.

Feeling good? - Yes.

Gosh. Everyone's so quiet.

Are we shy?

So, we thought we might as well get to know each other.

It was so surreal because I look up to them.

And now I'm going to sit and have lunch with them.

It was really exciting.

Where are you guys staying?

We live in another city. It's not that far.

Okay. - Good.

It takes about an hour. - Nice.

Your English is so good.

I used to live in Singapore for about ten years.

Ten years? - Yes.

We have all-rounders here.

Yes. - I'm so happy.

How do we order?

So, they say the pork belly is the best here.

Pork belly? - Yes.

And there's a special way we order food in Korea.

Yes? - We say, "Aunt."

"Aunt." - Yes.

Aunt. - Aunt.

They didn't hear us. Aunt.

They're so confused because "aunt" is used when...

the person is a woman. We call them aunt.

When it's a man, we say, "Uncle."

Uncle.

Please give us pork belly. - Please give us pork belly.

Pork belly? - Thank you. Yes.

Gosh. That looks so good. - Is that kimchi?

Yes, I learned this trick in Korea.

To make the rice nice and neat, you shake it.

That looks so good.

Everyone, dig in.

Would you like to guide us in how to make a little...

With pleasure.

One lettuce. And... - One? Yes.

Okay. One.

One lettuce? - Yes.

Put in anything you want. - Anything.

Yes. - Magic sauce.

Kimchi. Nice.

And rice? Okay.

There's only one rule with this. - Yes?

You have to finish it in one bite.

One go, right?

No cutting it off.

I'm eating Korean barbecue with JAM REPUBLIC.

JAM REPUBLIC and Korean barbecue.

Did you dip it?

Come on. One bite. Push it in there.

Good job.

Did you get it?

Welcome, girls! - Welcome!

I'll show you around my place.

I'd love that.