Girls' Generation
Girls' Generation is a South Korean girl group that was formed in 2007. Their breakthrough hit was "Gee," released in 2009. It is the most popular band in Asia. The band has nine members. The leader is Kim Tae-yeon. The band is known for coordinated dancing. They sing primarily in Korean, although their songs generally include an English-language phrase or two.
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| Hangul | ìë ìë | ||||||
| Hanja | å°å¥³æ代 | ||||||
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Two of the band's members, Tiffany (Stephanie Hwang) and Choi Soo-young, identify publicly as Christian. Several other members are thought to be Christian based on the fact that they have thanked God or a pastor at some point. Tiffany has been more forthcoming about her religion than any other band member. She is a Korean-American and was born in San Francisco.[1]
References
External links
"Mr. Taxi" (2011). This video includes romanized lyrics for beginners. It's in Japanese and English.