T-ara

T-ara
Poē-kéng chu-sìn
Chhut-tō͘	tī  Tāi-hân Bîn-kok Seoul
Im-ga̍k Lūi-hêng	K-pop dance-pop nu-disco electropop synth-pop
Oa̍h-hiáⁿ	2009–2017 2020–
Chhiùⁿ-poâⁿ kong-si	MBK Dingo EMI Japan Banana Culture[1]
Spinoffs	T-ara N4 QBS
Sêng-oân
Qri Eunjung Hyomin Jiyeon
Goân-lâi ê sêng-oân
Jiae Jiwon Hwayoung Areum Dani Boram Soyeon
Bāng-chām	dingoxt-ara.com

T-ara (Hân-kok-gí: 티아라) sī Hân-kok ê cha-bó͘ im-ga̍k thôan-thé.

Gē-miâ		Pún-miâ		Kok-che̍k	Pī-chù
Lô-má-jī	Ko-lê-jī	Lô-má-jī	Goân-bûn
Qri	큐리	Lee Ji-hyun	이지현	Hân-kok
Eunjung	은정	Hahm Eun-jung	함은정	Hân-kok
Hyomin	효민	Park Sun-young	박선영	Hân-kok
Jiyeon	지연	Park Ji-yeon	박지연	Hân-kok
í-keng lī-khui
Jiae	지애	Lee Ji-ae	이지애	Hân-kok	2009 nî lī-khui
Jiwon	지원	Yang Ji-won	양지원	Hân-kok	2009 nî lī-khui
Hwayoung	화영	Ryu Hwa-young	류화영	Hân-kok	2012 nî lī-khui
Areum	아름	Han A-reum	한아름	Hân-kok	2013 nî lī-khui
Boram	보람	Jeon Bo-ram	전보람	Hân-kok	2017 nî lī-khui
Soyeon	소연	Park So-yeon	박소연	Hân-kok	2017 nî lī-khui

• T-ara ê Facebook choan-ia̍h
• T-ara tī Sin-lōng Bî-phok (Hàn-gí)

Che sī chi̍t phiⁿ ga̍k-thoân ê phí-á-kiáⁿ. Chhiáⁿ tàu khok-chhiong.