Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Bts"

A: Behind the scenes. (also rarely beyond the scene)
Example- There is a musical and you are part of the crew that works on technicalities. You can say that "I work behind the scenes."
Another example: You watch a movie and they release a separate version with extra information and bits. That could be labeled as BTS. Also for bloopers (failed tapes) from movies/tv shows/ music videos.
etc etc

A: It’s a train line in Thailand
BTS線

A: behind the scenes?

A: I think it means BTS's song/single 'Waste it on me' got on the charts.

A: BTS = behind the scenes, roll = a film roll (used metaphorically here, since I am quite sure his camera doesn't have a roll). In other words he is shooting a film showing what is happening in the background while they are making the music video.

A: well , it translates to " I love you BTS so much "

A: "I like BTS" is: BTS 나에게 괜찮다
"I love BTS" is: 나는 BTS 팬입니다

A: 원어민들은 두 번째 선택이 아닌 첫 번째 선택을 사용한다. 두 번째 선택은 너무 어색하고 일반적으로 사용되지 않는다. (나 역시"BTS on the brain"를 많이 가지고 있다.) . :D

A: No difference! Both can be used :)

A: In the first one your almost being exact, while the second one you are estimating.
You can use around and about with the same meaning " to estimate the time of something will take."

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A: I listened to BTS ‘IDOL’ and drew (a picture)

What is happening in the picture?

A: I love BTS and I am an ARMY

A: This drawing I drew reflects the feelings I felt when
listening to 'Fake Love' by BTS

A: oh! Sorry for late reply but it came out nice! :)

A: I really don’t see the attraction to BTS.

I really don’t understand all the hype over BTS

I am trying to find good things about BTS music, but I can’t.

A: When you are talking about specific names you don’t have to put ‘the’ in front. For example: You may not know what BTS’s representative song is, and you may not be able to distinguish TWICE from AOA. Are you an army? 🙈

A: “BTS seemed shocked when Ellen asked them if they’ve ever ‘hooked up’ with their fans”
That is how it would be written in English 😊

A: Instead say, “ Apparently bts is on the rise lately, but in terms of taste, I don’t like their music very much.”

A: ARMY ❤️