Billlie's Tsuki reveals her Korean study methods and daily life in Korea after 10 years, including her unique home decor and routines.
March/7/2026 15:46
Tsuki from Billlie, who has entered her 10th year living in Korea, revealed her secrets to studying Korean. On the 6th, in the MBC variety show 'I Live Alone,' as part of the 'Let's Change Our Words' special feature, Tsuki's daily life was showcased. On this day, Tsuki, who revealed she is in her second year of living alone, said, 'I sleep with the lights on because I'm scared of ghosts,' and shared that she lived in another house for about a year and a half until last year, moving to her current home about five months ago. She said, 'It's been 10 years since I came to Korea. After living in a dormitory for 8 years, I started living alone for 2 years. I wanted to live in a place where the bedroom and living room were separate, but I found a house that was just right and decided on it.' Tsuki's bedroom was filled with pink. She said, 'My favorite color is pink. I decorate it with lace and floral patterns.' However, the living room was decorated entirely in black, which caught attention. She mentioned, 'Actually, I like the living room the most. I don't like sunlight much, and dark spaces make me feel relaxed, so I have a black sofa, black table, and even black curtains. Everything is in black tones.' She even revealed that she painted her white TV black. When Kian 84 asked, 'Did you spray paint it?' Tsuki replied, 'There is paint for furniture. I bought that and painted each piece with a brush.' Next to her black living room and kitchen, Korean and Japanese ingredients coexisted. Upon seeing this, Park Ji-hyun asked, 'Do you also go to Don Quijote to buy seasonings?' and Tsuki answered, 'Yes, I go to Don Quijote to buy seasonings.' Tsuki starts her day by going to the living room to exercise by walking. She said, 'On my days off, I walk for 30 minutes to an hour every morning. I watch anime, dramas, and movies while walking.' At that time, she was playing a Korean movie to study Korean. She watched it with Korean subtitles. Tsuki revealed her secret to studying Korean: 'I cut off contact with my parents for about six months to avoid using Japanese. During that time, I memorized 30 words a day and had weekly tests,' surprising everyone. Tsuki, who first came to Korea at 12, explained, 'I came without knowing Korean. I studied alone. After six months, I could have daily conversations, and it became easier to talk, so I contacted my parents then.' CODE KUNST joked to Jeong Hyun-moo, who speaks English, Chinese, and Japanese fluently, 'That's why you're good at languages, right? By cutting off contact with your parents.'
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