INT. MOLLY-ROSE'S BEDROOM - DAY Jane, a 13-year-old girl with long brown hair, is sitting cross-legged on Molly-Rose's bed. Molly-Rose, a vibrant 12-year-old with black hair, is sitting on a chair by her desk, and her older brother Aaron, 14, leans casually against the doorframe. They are engrossed in an intense game of cards. JANE (looking at her cards) Hmm, tough decision. Molly-Rose, do you have any th-uh-uh-Think? Molly-Rose furrows her brows, thinking deeply. MOLLY-ROSE (nodding) ne (ne) (yes), Jane! yeogi isseoyo (yeogi isseoyo) (I have it). Jane smiles at Molly-Rose's enthusiasm. Aaron rolls his eyes, unimpressed. AARON (mocking) And what about the Rule card? rul (rul) (rule), anyone? Molly-Rose giggles, covering her mouth with her hand. MOLLY-ROSE (whispering to Jane) He's so grumpy obba (oppa) (big brother)! Jane stifles a laugh, trying to stay focused on the game. JANE (turning to Aaron) Aaron, let's make a deal. 500 weon (won) and I'll pass. Aaron smirks mischievously, leaning in closer. AARON (slyly) Deal, but only if you teach me some more Konglish words. Jane and Molly-Rose both brighten up at the challenge. JANE (with excitement) Alright, eoddae (eottae) (how about)... "I'm hungry," which is baegopa (baegopa) in Korean! Molly-Rose and Aaron lean closer, eagerly awaiting Jane's explanation. MOLLY-ROSE (beaming) Oh, I know that word! So, Aaron, you say "bae-go-pa" when you're hungry! Aaron raises an eyebrow, intrigued by his sister's translation. AARON (skeptical) Hmm, bae-go... pa? JANE (excitedly) Yep, bae-go is "stomach," and pa is "hungry." So, when you're hungry, you say "baegopa"! Aaron grins, repeating the phrase after Jane. AARON (grinning) Baegopa! Got it! They burst into laughter, enjoying their playful language lesson. MOLLY-ROSE (excitedly) eonni, teach us more! More Konglish! Jane looks at her two friends, excitement and joy lighting up her face. JANE (with enthusiasm) Oh, I've got plenty more Konglish words up my sleeve! Get ready for a language adventure, you two! They huddle together, eager to continue their fun-filled language lesson, laughter echoing through the room. FADE OUT.