MINJI & JUN'S 4TH KOREAN BIRTHDAY PARTY SPECIAL!❤️

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear Minji. Happy birthday to you. Jun, what do you want for your birthday? Toys or books? Okay, Minji, come here. Minji, go ahead and put those crayons into the toy box so we can have a clean room. And put the scissors down, please. Go ahead and put the robot over there in the toy box. Find an empty box. Well, go ahead and try to make it work and put it side by side. Put it in anything that's empty. No, a toy box, Jun. Like anything that's empty right over there in front of you. Open up each toy box and see if it's empty enough to put the robot in there. There you go. See, it goes right next to the soccer ball. All this paper that's just sitting here on the floor, we're going to need to clean that up. And we have scissors on the floor, and that's definitely not the way to put scissors. Into the box, Jun. Take off your mask. Okay, can you see? Everything you want? Are you ready for your birthday party? This is a princess dress. Do you like it? Today you're going to meet everyone that you saw before. You're going to tell them it's your birthday. You're going to say, it's my birthday today. And everyone, I'm going to turn four years old! Give me a kiss. Bye, here's little Queenie. Princess, that's you. Not now, Minjun. Hello. Minjun, your friends are here. Hello. Happy birthday. Good job. Look how pretty it is. So pretty. Oh, my God. Thank you. Jun broke it. Wow, the cake is so pretty. Cherry bears, Minji. Brown. Turkey. Happy birthday. Happy birthday, Jun and Minji. Happy birthday. Blow out the candles together. Good job. Thank you, Jun. Happy birthday. Jun and Minji's friends are on Minji and Jun's birthday. In other words, there are enough people to call Daina's friends. Of course, they're not friends for a birthday party. Daina and the kids have good personalities, so they must have made friends. As I get older, my old memories fade. At the same time, new memories are filled. The first day I went to the daycare center, my memories are filled with these memories. Right here. Bo-mi is eating well. Bo-mi, did you eat well? Oh, good job. Good job. I'm going to leave a good memory on my birthday. Spider-Man clothes. Ta-da. Red Spider-Man is out of stock, so I bought this one. Let's go. It's hard to breathe. Spider-Man caught Jun. I caught Jun. Daina doesn't remember having a birthday party when she was young. I want to give my kids a happy birthday party memory. I don't remember before elementary school, but I could see the traces of the birthday party in the pictures left by my parents. I want to leave a happy image of the children here and show them when they grow up. Spider-Man. Children, Spider-Man is going to go home and eat. So you guys eat a lot, too. Spider-Man, bye-bye. Bye-bye, Spider-Man. It's so delicious. But you're Spider-Man. No, I'm not Spider-Man. No, I'm not. I was pooping. Why? No, I'm Spider-Man. Who? Dad. No, I'm not. What is it? Dad and Spider-Man are different people. Why? I don't know. But I didn't see who Spider-Man was. Do you want to see it again? Yes. Where's Spider-Man? Spider-Man went home. Happy birthday. Thank you. This is a rocket air balancer. The difference between Korean cake and American cake is Korean cake has less sugar. We could have it with candy, but most people don't. We have a lot of icing. Oh, yeah, icing. That's candy. This icing looks like the same. They are having fun, but I think they don't want to eat. There's another one. Let's say bye-bye. Thank you for coming. Thank you. Thank you. Have a good day. Have a good day. Good job. How was your birthday party today? It was good. How good was it? A lot. I want to do this. You want to do this more? That's right. It's night, so I'll do it tomorrow. I'm going to do it. It's night outside, isn't it? It's okay. It's not okay. It's too loud down there, so people can't sleep. How was your birthday party today? It was fun. How much fun was it? A lot. How much fun was it? This much. Was it this much fun? I had so much fun today. I had so much fun with Jun and Minji, Hana, Bomi, all the aunts and uncles. It's like chocolate oboe. Oh, chocolate oboe. What's oboe in Korean? In Korean, it's Tawon. Tawon. Tawon jelly. Tawon. These are birthday gifts, right? Yeah. Come here. It's so cute. Wait a minute. Happy birthday. Are you giving me a gift? Happy birthday. It's for older people. Really? But it still looks good. Show us what you have. What is it? Look at Minji. Look at you. You're so pretty. Can you open mine? What is it? Mask. It doesn't look happy. I want this. You don't want it. Dad, is this hard? This is hard. Do you want me to read it for you? Yeah. I'll read it for you tonight. Okay? Go. I'm reading book. This is book. Okay. Oh, snacks. Okay, I'll open it. Open. Whoa, look. This is from Bomi's mom. Bomi made this card for you. Go ahead and open it. What is it? Oh, that's so cute. What does it say? That's so nice. Minji, this is so good, right? I want to take this off. You want to take this off? Grandma, it's good to see you. Happy birthday to you. They love it. Everyone say thank you. Thank you. On your right. Oh, my. Grandma is weak. Stop coming down. Grandma is weak. Thank you for growing up healthily. Once again, congratulations on your fourth birthday. Okay, ready? Minji, are you going to sing? It's okay. Happy birthday to you. Minji, happy birthday to you. Blow out the candles. Minji, did you blow out a lot of candles?