Dwidoraseo

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DWIDORASEO GEUDAERO APEURO GAMYEON DWAE
M: (goes to the chair next to A)
B: Jap, jangan duduk sini, duduk sana.
M: Oh? (moves)
B: Now, aku nak duduk sebelah kau.
M: (raises an eyebrow)
I just wished it was CHC.

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