This time, my brother Bent accidentally injured his younger brother William with his fist and was severely punished by Sam's father. Unexpectedly, he fell into the curse of honorific words and couldn't get out.

Bentley knelt alone in the room, raised his hands, showed a little wronged expression, curled his mouth, as if he were going to cry the next second. I don't know if I thought of my father's serious attitude. Ben obediently stopped crying and waited for his father to come in. William, who was distressed by his younger brother, told his father that it would be nice if Ben apologized, so his father went into the house to negotiate with Ben.

Sam used a serious tone and attitude, and used a cold voice to educate people that they shouldn't hit people. Finally, he used a sentence that all parents would say when educating their children. "Do you know? Only 4 years old (Korean age) notebook, use "hmm" instead of the answer. Sam should use honorifics to correct his mistakes? " (Yes, the sound is the same as' nei') to answer, which shows a good attitude towards admitting mistakes. After hearing this, Ben said "inside" to his father. Unexpectedly, after dad asked again, Ben still answered with "hmm", which made dad raise his voice and repeatedly asked, "Do you know? The poor notebook couldn't tell the difference between "hmm" and "nei", and didn't get it right several times, which made the commentator laugh.