https://twswith.carrd.co 2026-07-23 daily 1.0 https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/image06.jpg https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/image04.jpg https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery01/08c70dad.jpg The translation is “Smoked Eggs.” “Hoon” comes from Jihoon, “Je” comes from “jae” in Youngjae. “Ran” comes from gyeran (egg). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery01/e2b212f0.jpg Take the "hoon" from each of their names. You'll also see Dohoon as Big Hoon, and Jihoon as Little Hoon. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery01/41bfe409.jpg “Min” from Kyungmin, “hoon” from Jihoon, a super cute combination for the maknae line. Or Maknaes (막내즈), because they are the two youngest. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery02/bcee079e.jpg “Meong” refers from Jihoon looking like a puppy, and “Ppi” in a cute way refers from Shinyu looking like a ferret (“pi” from 족제비 “jokjebi”). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery04/d2cde3e4.jpg They are from the year 06z. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery05/e12703d2.jpg “Yu” from Shinyu, “Do” from Dohoon. They're also known as Pat & Mat, a reference to the animated series ([check out this sketch](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKJ6XPIB3Flf7NEGAqjf7aZMIUPydMaw9&si=4M4t_oK7RzEVnxSA)). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery06/f4b3b4ca.jpg Translates as “bread with milk.” Take the “Yu” from Shinyu and transform the “Young” from Youngjae into “Bbang” or “ppang.” Uyu = milk, and bbang = bread. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery06/d771c0e3.jpg “Han” from Hanjin, and change the “Yu” from Shinyu to “Ryu.” Han + ryu in Korean is pronounced Hallyu, which is the popular term for “the Korean wave” of popularity of Korean culture. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery07/52f6e054.jpg “Meong” refers from Jihoon looking like a puppy, and “Ppi” in a cute way refers from Shinyu looking like a ferret (“pi” from 족제비 “jokjebi”). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery08/9dbeebe1.jpg “Mad” is short for “mathyung” (the older brother), and “mak” is short for “maknae” (the youngest). This term is also used by other K-pop groups to combine the oldest and youngest members. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery09/9884084a.jpg “Yu” from Shinyu, “Do” from Dohoon. They're also known as Pat & Mat, a reference to the animated series ([check out this sketch](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKJ6XPIB3Flf7NEGAqjf7aZMIUPydMaw9&si=4M4t_oK7RzEVnxSA)). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery11/7fa9258f.jpg Youngjae's "Young" becomes "Bbang" or "Ppang," and Dohoon's "Do" becomes "ddo" or "tto." They are also called 05z. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery11/4ee07878.jpg “Han” from Hanjin, “Do” from Dohoon. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery11/9bea95f9.jpg Take the "hoon" from each of their names. You'll also see Dohoon as Big Hoon, and Jihoon as Little Hoon. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery11/25e6c689.jpg It translates as "Wolves." It refers to Dohoon being a baby wolf and Kyungmin being like a puppy. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery10/3e942f1f.jpg Youngjae's "Young" becomes "Bbang" or "Ppang," and Dohoon's "Do" becomes "ddo" or "tto." They are also called 05z. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery10/98515924.jpg Translates as “bread with milk.” Take the “Yu” from Shinyu and transform the “Young” from Youngjae into “Bbang” or “ppang.” Uyu = milk, and bbang = bread. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery10/fae41fbc.jpg “Youngjae” in Korean can mean “genius”, and it also refers to the “Jin” part of Hanjin. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery10/ca867d0b.jpg The translation is “Smoked Eggs.” “Hoon” comes from Jihoon, “Je” comes from “jae” in Youngjae. “Ran” comes from gyeran (egg). https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery10/2b822588.jpg “Taeng” from Kyungmin’s nickname “Kyungtaengie” and “Young” from Youngjae, which looks round when you convert it to the number zero. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery17/85797512.jpg Basically, they're "Cat & Dog": Hanjin as a cat, because of his typical emoji, and Kyungmin as a dog/puppy because of his overall puppy vibe. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery17/a8fd184f.jpg “Min” from Kyungmin, “hoon” from Jihoon, a super cute combination for the maknae line. Or Maknaes (막내즈), because they are the two youngest. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery17/01674c3f.jpg It translates as "Wolves." It refers to Dohoon being a baby wolf and Kyungmin being like a puppy. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery17/343570ae.jpg “Taeng” from Kyungmin’s nickname “Kyungtaengie” and “Young” from Youngjae, which looks round when you convert it to the number zero. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery17/b6308331.jpg “Mad” is short for “mathyung” (the older brother), and “mak” is short for “maknae” (the youngest). This term is also used by other K-pop groups to combine the oldest and youngest members. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery03/70824a22.jpg “Han” from Hanjin, “Do” from Dohoon. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery03/fc1e8ac8.jpg “Youngjae” in Korean can mean “genius”, and it also refers to the “Jin” part of Hanjin. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery03/9366e42a.jpg “Han” from Hanjin, and change the “Yu” from Shinyu to “Ryu.” Han + ryu in Korean is pronounced Hallyu, which is the popular term for “the Korean wave” of popularity of Korean culture. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery03/65198238.jpg They are from the year 06z. https://twswith.carrd.co/assets/images/gallery03/dfcc5ac1.jpg Basically, they're "Cat & Dog": Hanjin as a cat, because of his typical emoji, and Kyungmin as a dog/puppy because of his overall puppy vibe.