chonch

The chonch is a popular new year’s greeting in Korea. It is often accompanied by chonsung or chon.

Chonch is also a popular new years greeting in Japan.

Chonch can be a very offensive greeting in Japan. It is often associated with a certain type of person, as the Japanese do not like people that look like they are trying too hard to look smart. In a chonch someone can be addressed as if he is a child, or a fool, or a foreigner.

Some people in Japan, especially the elderly, consider the chonch a form of insult. Many Japanese people don’t like to be addressed by their middle name. Chonch is a form of insult, and the elderly are particularly sensitive to it, so they don’t like to be addressed by the word “you”.

In this video chonch, or the middle name, is a form of insult. In Japanese culture, you address a man as “you” or “hiromi” (おうち) or “chan” (キャン) which is the way to address a child. This is considered a form of insult, and will lead to your face being scratched and your skin being peeled.

The term chonch is also used to insult the person who is not male. In Japan an elderly man who does not have a middle name is called a “chonch”. In the United States, a man who is not a male is called a “chonchi”.

In the same way that chonch is used to insult someone from another culture, chonchi is used to insult someone from another culture. In Japan, you will know someone as a chonchi because they have a middle name. In the United States, chonchi is used to insult someone who doesn’t have a middle name and therefore doesn’t belong in the same culture as you.

In Japan, the word chonchi is used to refer to someone who does not have a middle name. It is used to insult someone who does not belong in the same culture as you. In the United States, people who do not have a middle name are called chonchi.In Japan, chonchi is used to refer to an elderly man who does not have a middle name and does not belong in the same culture as you.

Japanese culture is very different from the United States or any other country, and it is this difference that makes so many people feel awkward when they are speaking to someone who does not have a middle name. As a result of the many differences in culture, it is actually said that when someone is in a position of being in need of chonchi, they are said to be in a difficult position. This is because they are in a position of being in a “chonchi trap.