Video link is to my Google drive, sorry for the bits where I mucked up while recording.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pWjtLHcW-hxrvL8dMm5X6mHhuyULlSQz
I unfortunately don't have the time to sync the video with subs, so here are translations for the relevant, i.e. things about Junhwan or Junhwan's words. Wall of text incoming. TN are translator's notes.
- In front of a high school in Seoul (TN:it's Hwimun high (휘문고) for the curious)
- The star for today is just coming out from the school gates, who would it be?
(claps and surprised noises)
Yoo Jaeseok (afterwards Y): Skater Cha Junhwan! (TN: it's 차준환 선수! originally, 선수 means athlete and is a term of address)
Hwang Gwanghee (afterwards G): Right, that's who he is! I thought he was an idol (TN: because he's so tall and good-looking)
Y: Just finished school, eh?
- The star of Korean male figure skating!
- Won two bronze medals in a row in the senior Grand Prix series! (TN: I have no idea why they excluded GPF for the count, the photo is from GPF

)
Junhwan (afterwards J): Hello, I'm Cha Junhwan, representing Korea in figure skating.
Y: So, wait, did you come right after school ended?
J: Yeah, it was the last day of midterms
- Junhwan came right after finishing his midterm exams
An Junghwan (afterwards A): What grade are you in?
J: I'm in 12th.
Cast: 12th!
- 12th, a kid of these days (TN: the show is titled 요즘애들, it's from the 'kids these days' rant. The concept of the whole show is to have a 'kid of these days' and learn stuff from them)
Y: So what subjects did you have for today?
J: Calculus and Economics. - Embarrassed somewhat
Y: Did you do well on them? (TN: He says 시험은 잘 봤어요?, and the following is a play on words. Will try best to explain)
J: I, um, tried very well, very well, tried well. (TN: the Korean word 잘 can mean both 'well' and 'with earnestness (never mind the results)'. Junhwan was asked the former, he replied with the latter)
- High school student Junhwan read his test papers more carefully than anybody else (TN: 보다 is used for both 'to take (a test or the like)' and 'to see/read', so the phrase 시험을 잘 보다, while used to express 'to do well on a test', can be interpreted as 'to see/read the test with earnestness'. Puns are difficult)
- Innocent smile
- Today's star is a global kid of these days
Y: In the 2018 GPF (FX says the same thing), first for the country for men, he won bronze!
- "Cha Junwhan, wins GPF bronze... First for men and the 9 years since Kim Yuna"
(claps)
Y: He's the first!
J: (nods) For men.
- A huge result, first for Korean male skaters
J: See, the GPF is a competition that only the 6 best skaters on the GP series can compete in, and, um, to go to it was, like, my secret goal, for this season. (FX says the same thing, basically)
J: I got to go, and I even got a medal, so, yeah
- Qualified and won a medal, an overachievement
Y: And at the Pyeongchang Olympics, he got the best result in history for Korean male skaters! (FX is the same, just with 15th added)
G: I was there! (irrelevant stuff omitted) I was passing by when I saw Junhwan's van, and boy was he popular!
- Felt Junhwan's popularity after seeing numerous fans surrounding his van
- Thanks (TN: to fans)
Y: Very popular, Junhwan here. And when he was a junior, he broke the (TN: junior) WR, and so, (TN: junior) GP gold.
- "Cha Junhwan wins GP with new junior WR"
Y: He was going strong already.
- An elite figure skater who already showed talent in his junior years
Y: For Junhwan to appear in a TV show... it's the first (TN: here), isn't it?
- Since he started his career, Junhwan had never made an appearance in (TN: entertainment) TV shows
J: This is my first time.
Park Shinyoung (afterwards P): Don't you have any TV stars you'd like to meet?
J: Of course I do. I have said this before, Song Jihyo.
Y: He's a huge fan of her, I heard.
- Junhwan is a big fan of Jihyo
A: He really likes her, eh?
(I can't make out the questioner): Why do you like her so much?
J: (FX: shy) She's, like, really close to my ideal type, pure (TN: the original word is 청순한, it's not a word that can be really translated but it's what you call a sweet, innocent, 'cue flowery music as she appears' type), fun, and easy-going (TN: again, it's 털털한, which is used to describe (usually a woman) that's the opposite of being prissy and 'sensitive' (from a male standpoint), it's not fully translatable)
P: How old is she?
J: She has 20 years ahead of me.
J: Right, I recently found a lady singer who got my attention.
Y: Who?
J: You know, the one that's trending now, 'midnight' (TN: Chungha's new song is titled 'Already Midnight'(translated), he does the choreo slightly with his hands)
G: Ah, Chungha, right?!
- The 'Midnight Fairy' Chungha
(cheers as he tries the choreo of the song)
P: So you like dancing?
J: Yeah, she's so good at dancing, so I looked her up with interest
- Got very interested with her dancing skills
Y: I'm sure everyone has a lot of questions for Junhwan, anything else?
A: As an athlete you have to look after your condition, your weight, is it absolutely necessary? (TN: He was a famous footballer back in the 2000s, and off-topic but damn he was
gorgeous)
J: Yes, it's necessary. See, I
really like eating, I really enjoy eating, but since I have to live a hermit's life in Canada and all...
A: How long do you train (TN: in Canada)?
J: In December, when there are domestic competitions, and now, the off-season, aside from those times, I'm, just
P: In Canada?
J: Yeah.
- Always in Canada during the season
Y: What is your training schedule like in Canada?
J: So I wake up around... 6 am, and then light workouts from seven to eight, then from eight to 9:30 on-ice training. Like, on the rink with boots on. Lunch at 10,
G: At 10 am?
Y: He's up so early.
- The rink where Junhwan trains (TN: the photo they used makes TCC looks bleak, to my eyes at least)
J: (laughs) So I have lunch at 10, then from 10:30 to 11:30 we have this warming-up session above the rink. From 10:30 to one it's on-ice, and on-ice training is finished at 3. After that it's time to do weights.
- Junhwan's day is busy with training sessions (TN: the time graph shows this- weights from 3 to 5:30, physical therapy from 5:30 to 6, I have no idea why they just skipped bedtime (which is 10 pm if I remember correctly))
A: And he has to stick to a diet.
Y: Do you have a diet plan?
J: Yup. Something light like fruit or cereal for breakfast, for lunch a bit of rice, some beef, some vegetables. But the beef isn't seasoned. Just cooked on a frying pan, nothing else. Dinner is the same, it's just pork instead of beef.
Y: Junhwan is saying this like it's no big deal, but eating the same things everyday must be difficult. Are you okay?
J: It's been five years. Since 8th, maybe 9th? grade.
P: Then it's a part of life now.
J: Yeah, my life. (TN: the 'my life' part is said in English)
Y: Another thing, to see those spins, quadruple spins in the air (TN: during jumps), don't you get dizzy?
J: No, I do it everyday you know, at this point it'd be weird if I felt dizzy.
Y: "I do it everyday". To hear him say "I do it everyday you know", it does hit home that he's a high school student.
To be continued