So my recent trip to Daejeon yielded some pretty good mascots, and by good I mean super crazy. These mascots are so good that I had a lot of trouble coming up with what they should say. Therefore, if any reader thinks they have a better line for a mascot, please post in the comments. Anyway, please enjoy Mascots: Daejeon Edition.
"I spit on your food to cook it!"
why does the guy on the side of the van have a pencil sticking out of his head?
ReplyDeleteLetters on the red van are Japanese. The octupus and a kid might be mascots of the Japanese franchise.
ReplyDelete'Jeja' means a disciple in Korean (and your students will be your 'Jeja(deul)'). '-deul' works like a suffix '-s' and makes a word plural. The name of church is 'Jejadeul' church, but they used '-s' for their URL and made it www.jejas.or.kr. It's still interesting that they mixed Korean word and English suffix, but it was not meant to be 'Jejus'.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info, HyunJoon. It's funnier to think that they would spell Jesus as Jejas, but it's best to not be ignorant.
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