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Knowing International High School (Korean: 아는 외고) is a South Korean television entertainment program produced by JTBC that premiered on February 11, 2025 at JTBC. The show is a spinoff of Knowing Bros. The fixed cast of the show is Boom as the teacher and Alberto Mondi, Jonathan Yiombi, Minnie, Sakura, Leo Ranta, Park Jenny, Moon Chanelle, Justin Harvey, and Zhang Hao as the students.

The format adapted from Knowing Bros format where the cast members act like students in a classroom. The different aspect of the format is where the students are all foreigners who are currently active in South Korea. Most of the segments for this format portray activities that every student would do in the class with their classmates and teacher.

Another adapted aspect of the show is the usage of the banmal (반말; lit. “informal language”) manner of speech used by everyone regardless of their age or seniority, thus disregarding the Korean language’s strict seniority rules with spoken language and the sunbae–hoobae hierarchy in the Korean entertainment industry.

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