Only In South Korea 7 - Talking Elephants Surprise

The transcript discusses the surprising ability of a 15-year-old elephant in South Korea to speak simple Korean words. Despite being able to say words like 'good' and 'foot', the elephant's vocabulary is limited. The text humorously suggests more practical words the elephant could learn. It highlights the significance of elephants talking and the attention their words demand.

What unique ability has the elephant in South Korea developed?

What simple Korean word has the elephant learned to pronounce?

What are some of the more useful words the elephant could have learned?

What does the word 'baal' mean in the context of the elephant's speech?

What does the phrase 'working for peanuts' imply about the elephant's situation?