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Yangyang is Taiwanese, uses a Taiwanese passport. Studied in Germany breifly, thus can speak German. Hendery is from Macau, can speak Cantonese. Ten is from Thailand, a part of Southeast Asia.
When trying to prove points, its better fact-check first to avoid holes in arguments.
When trying to prove points, its better fact-check first to avoid holes in arguments.
Johnny and Mark are Koreans, but assume American and Canadian citizenship respectively, using their passports. Lucas is from Hong Kong, he is Chinese-Thai as his mother is from Thailand.
In WayV, the group casually uses in Chinese, Korean and English in a single conversation. German and Thai is not heard much often. Cantonese isn't heard often either though there are three speakers of the language in the group.
Yuta is from Osaka, Japan. Speaks the Kansai dialect. Also speaks standard Japanese flawlessly.
According to official profiles such as Naver, SM Entertainment and NCT website (non-open source/wiki/fan-created), the official number of members under the NCT brand is 18. SM has yet to introduce new members officially under any song, merchandise or event under the NCT brand.
NCT has released songs in multiple languages such as Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai and English. NCT was created to expand without limits, extending to the world connected with music. The goal was to establish regional units that catered to the cultural audience.
So far, the only regional unit officially under the brand is 127. The name is based from the longitude of Seoul, and therefore is considered as the Korean regional unit. The unit has debuted in Korea, Japan and USA, serving as frontrunners for brand and the group.
Arguably, WayV, SM's Chinese boygroup, is considered as the Chinese regional unit despite the company's attempts at eliminating all ties to the brand. Previously dubbed by fans as NCT 116/Vision predebut, the group debuted with the name WayV (We Are Your Vision).
Avoid errors and misnomers, weakly reinforced points spoken at a whim of the moment could backfire at any point \\(-ㅂ-)/ 
