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Hi, I'm Haeram.
Acrostic poems are awesome!
English classes will be fun.

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I like sea
Nice to meet you

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Hi my name is ha rin
Remember my name!

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I am queen , Nice to
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Hello!!
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Yellow is my favorite color
Whether is getting warmer

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Oprah Winfrey is my mother
Nah, I'm just playing

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Excited to learn from this class!
Offline classes will also be fun :)

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min hyuk
handsome boy.

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I'm Inseop. I'm a student at Buram high
School.

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R : racing to my future

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Hello, I'm junhyung
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