[ Bilingual ] Helping the Needy / Learn Korean with Jadoo

Jadoo, catch it! Great! I won! Jadoo, how can you say that? If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have won today's game. You're so arrogant. I'm hungry after playing soccer. Minji, do you want to go eat tteokbokki? Okay, let's go. I'm sorry. How can you say that in front of your friend? I'm going to cry. Why are you apologizing? No! Hey! I'm sorry, Jadoo. I only have money for myself today. Oh, come on. Where's the toy? Oh, no! Yes, that's right. This is the perfect time for you, the baby, and mom to start. This is your chance. I found the target! You must have been a good boy. I'm going to make you pay for this. Jadoo! What were you doing by yourself? Hurry up and clean up! I'm going to clean up! I'm sure I can clean up a 100-won bill. Hey, hey, you're doing great. Why is the line so long? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10! I can eat chicken, too! Hey, you! I don't think I've seen you before. I thought you were here to get some snacks. No, I haven't eaten anything since yesterday. I'm so hungry and weak. I'm sorry. You're the most pitiful kid I've ever seen. Next! Okay! Thank you! Honey! Jadoo? Did you come here because you don't have money to buy snacks? Because you want to eat snacks? Why are you here? What are you doing here? I'm volunteering with my mom. Come here. I'll give you bread and snacks. A person who has a pretty face, a kind heart, and a lot of perfect things like me is like you, Jadoo. You're ugly. You're mean. Isn't it natural to be nice to a poor kid? You're poor! I'm sorry. But I have to hold back when I think about bread and snacks. Oh, my! There's something on the bread. It's the heart of the bread! I can't show you the most delicious part. Oh, right. I'll give you some snacks. Wait a minute. Oh, my! There's something on the bread, too. Choco snacks! Choco chips! I can't stand it anymore. What the hell are you doing? I'm going to scold you. No! Wait! These are the people you need to take care of today. I'll run errands for you and play with you. I'm sorry. If you hear that I'm doing something wrong, don't think you can go home today. Okay. I don't think he said anything. I think he's just sitting there. I'll just run errands for him. Grandma, isn't it cool? Grandma, your feet are cooler, right? This is pretty. Give it to me. Grandma, look at this. Give it to me. Grandma! What are you doing? Get up! What did you eat today? It smells good. Oh, my God! You can't go out like this. Why aren't you going down? Go down! Grandma, lie down and sleep comfortably. By the way, where's Eun? Oh, that pretty girl. She left a while ago. What? She ran away alone? Then I'll stay here, too. Why? Are you going to run away? Eun said... And I can't stand it. Me? That grandma didn't bully you. She has dementia, so she thinks and acts like you. I'm sure she had fun with you. She's never had fun with her friends. She's never had fun with her friends? Yes, that's the truth. When she was very young, she escaped the war and came here from North Pyongyang. But then she lost her mom and became alone. Since then, she has lived alone. She couldn't go to school because she was working to make money. And she started a kimbap business. She was poor, but she gave kimbap for free to people in need. She worked hard for decades to earn enough money to be rich. But she donated the money to the students who had a hard time studying. She didn't take it away from the poor to satisfy her greed. She devoted her life to others. I... I didn't know she would bully me. Don't cry. You can live a good life now. No! I'll be right back. Grandma, are you up? Why aren't you leaving? I wanted to say goodbye to you. And this. Goodbye. I'll come again. Jadu! Jadu! Grandma! Take this. No, this is for you. I want you to have it. Don't give it away. I will, grandma. Thank you so much. It's sweet, right? It's sweet. What's wrong with you? It smells like candy. Help!