The Wonder Girls recently volunteered to teach Hangul, or the Korean language, to children of multicultural families in South Korea.

According to a charity PR notice, the Wonder Girls paid a visit to 'Global Sharing Love', an organization that supports multicultural families. While there, the members gave lessons on the Korean language to thirty children by explaining several Korean onomatopoeias.

Though it was for only one day, the children enjoyed the lively atmosphere created by the Wonder Girls' warmth and enthusiasm.

Commenting on the experience, member Yubin expressed, "Children are our future and our hope. It's not important where they come from, nor what skin color they have. Living together equally is what's important."

The girls decided to choose Hangul as the subject for their one-day course because they realized the importance of the Korean alphabet while performing all over the world. Hyerim expressed, "Korean is a very warm language, it creates a bond with people. It relaxes you."



Source + Photos: Osen