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I was born and bred in Sydney, love this city, I am a Sydney Boy to my soul, But I’m so over how expensive everything is now. Also, Sydney has lost its Soul; it's no longer a friendly place to be. anymore.

Hello! @ 8:30 "Bored to death?"

Congrats on the 50th episode Julia and Rox! That's a huge achievement 🤩 I loved listening to this episode while I worked- it was very comforting. Inah is such a great guest! 💖💖

We use these over here for people's names. David = Dave/Davo William = Bill James = Jim Robert = Bob Elizabeth = Liz Michael = Mike Charles = Chuck Patricia/Patrick = Pat Edward = Ed Joseph = Joe A bit mindful using Macca's and Arvo, not everyone knows these terms 😂. Depends who I speak to I guess. I use a lot of idioms as well. E.g. +A lot of ways to skin this cat. +She'll be right. +Beat around the bush. +Break the ice. +Cost an arm and a leg +Hit the nail on the head +Under the weather +Let the cat out of the bag +Burn the midnight oil +Barking up the wrong tree +Spill the beans +Piece of cake +Once in a blue moon +Raining cats and dogs +A blessing in disguise +Water under the bridge

Can your mom and dad bank help?

NO! Cantonese is a LANGUAGE !! NOT​ a dialect!! The same as Shanghainese. Cantonese character and Mandarin character are NOT the same ! ! Not only the difference between traditional character and simplified character, but also the characters are also different! For example : They taking a bus to go home. Cantonese : 佢哋搭緊巴士返屋企 Mandarin : 他们正在坐公交車回家 So you can see this sentence, all the characters are DIFFERENT between two languages. Cantonese and Mandarin, not only pronunciations are different, but also tone, character, grammar are different. And their mutual intelligibility is 0 %! Linguistically, if they are mutually unintelligible, then they're different LANGUAGES, not dialects!! You'd better learn​ about Cantonese and the definition of "language" before talking about Cantonese and language.

Yes I'm from Hong Kong. My kids were born and raised here. My oldest kid used to reckon he's an Aussie and feel ashamed of being called Chinese. Not until he was in year 11 when his French teacher found him has a great talent on languages and asked him to do Chinese for VCE as well so he did and he picked up fast learning from scratch to be able to speak, read, and write Chinese. After he got into uni, he continued to learn Chinese, French, and even started learning less popular languages like Malays, Indonesian, Cantonese, Taiwanese. So he finally realized he has a gift of tongue, and became multi-lingle after years of studies, he got a job as a linguist from the government. I witnessed all his changes from being ashamed as a Chinese to being proud of his ethnicity, from hating Chinese food to now enjoying chicken feet. So kids would change when reaching to a certain age.

It's so hard to find a good Yum Cha restaurant here in Melbourne. They just fool the Aussies with something looks like dim sims. I know Sydney has a lot much better Chinese restaurants there.

That's me too, just stick to the Asian restaurant, and when my kid spent $65 for a lunch in a French restaurant, I said to him it's a waste of money for just some French fries, a piece of steak, and salad. I can make that for $10.

Have you met Darmi Im? She sings in her church but in Brisbane

Sydney now one huge Asian ghetto

Hurstville is very Chinese packed.

Congratulation on your 50th video!!Keep it up mates! In English,the word "bitch" means like a mean girl,but in Japanese,the word "bitch" means a slut,and that difference makes me laugh. No offense,but 80 minutes for one video are too long.You guys should shorten the length. I'm one of the biggest fans of this podcast so just for your information.

Sydney is a paradise for Asians. Can arrive and literally never interact with Caucasians the whole time 😂

What areas are you ladies talking about? Pity you don’t bother mentioning the suburbs

You need to move 30km from the Sydney CBD for more affordable housing. But most people won’t and will sit and complain.

Sending love as Australian Asian in Melbourne ❤❤❤❤

Yumcha is so expensive in Japan...I wish it was cheaper and affordable. Jule's dad's tip story was fun.Giving 50 bucks just as a tip is too much for Japanese who don't have the tip culture.

I agree with the Chinese girl I'm Korean American & I was born in South Korea but came to the states when I was about 3yrs old so I'm 1st generation but if you were born in Australia & your parents immigrated they would be considered 1st generation but bc you were born in Australia your NOT 1st generation, sorry.

I went to the Japanese Saturday school in Sydney from year 1 or something and got to know Japanese friends including Tomo,Ben(that half Japanese half Aussie guy do you remember?). The city I live in Japan is famous for a number of foreign residents.There are also some Korean residents in my apartment.At least there are two Korean restaurants nearby as far as I know.

Hello dear, I hope you are well. I visited your youtube channel(Asian Soup Podcast), your videos(podcast) are very nice, I’m enjoying it. For your kind information,your channel is not growing fast because your videos are not reaching your target audience.I noticed your UA-cam channel is not updated and your videos are not SEO.Your video and channel tags are not SEO friendly and viewers are not easily able to find your video through these types of tags. If you want to promote your videos to your target audience and grow your channel fast to monetize then you need to update your channel with all video SEO. Then your youtube channel will reach millions of people and your UA-cam channel will get regular subscribers and views, watchtime will increase.

Same with gen z but our awkward phase is documented on the internet

I watch TikTok just to watch the clips of Dragon Ball anime uploaded illegally. In Japan it's already kind of like summer,so I wear UNIQLO t-shirt like everyday!!UNIQLO is not a trend but they're awfully cheap. This video was 30 minutes and 30 minutes or less is the best from my point of view.

Apologies this video is so blurry! Hopefully you can still enjoy the episode. Question for you: Trends... do you follow them or do you try to stand out? Or do you feel indifferent?

Not the type of channel I'd normally watch but I'm disgusted by the housing market despite personally benefiting from it. We need a conversation about immigration driven demand affecting young people like yourselves. Young people are getting let down by policy makers and the university migration complex. People should be able to make life choices which include living in the same state as their family and friends and being able to afford starting a family. The fact you aren't more upset about the situation is commendable because I'd be absolutely furious. My only advice would be to get as financially literate as you can and put that knowledge to work because I can't see this changing in a meaningful way. Good luck.

Unfortunately Sydney is for the elites, if you are not born to wealth or lazy and not ambitious, Sydney is not suited to you.

Trying out another city is exciting, character building, strength building, just do it, I don’t know why people aren’t capable of doing it!

Nice episode

Great episode guys <3 Also, Blue Mountains all the way Julia 😉

Cost of living has rised practically 30% compared to 2020 in Japan,and also in Japan,the wage is not catching up to the cost of living'rise. In Japan,buying and living in an apartment is so common that what you guys said like you guys don't wanna buy an apartment in Australia was surprising to me. I'm living in Chiba,but I don't wanna change my phyciatrist who I get along with,so I would never move out to a different prefecture!

This is SO so interesting (from an older Australian...all Anglo ancestors) !!

When I landed in Korea for the first time after lockdown I got so teary I think it was the first time that it felt really far away. Super strange feeling

Rox's story in Brazil freaked me out! I've been to Bali in 2012 and Bali was good but it wasn't worth going twice I thought then. My friends who went to Bali together said the same thing. My other Japanese friend has started working in Bali this month so if he's interested I might be able to introduce you to him!

Compared to my 20s,my 30s is way easier. In my 20s,I went though bipolar.20s,especially from 25~29 was so tough. I think the turning point of my 20s was moving in to Chiba from Tokyo. After I moved in Chiba,I changed my psychiatrist,he was familiar with treatment apart from meds,and one of the non-meds treatment worked out.That was when I was 28-29. By the way,I wanted to hear the stories of ramen side business Jules and Ryuto were doing back in 20s!

Hi friends, hope you're all well. We're souper excited to bring you another episode of ASP! Whether you're about to enter your 20s, currently in your 20s, or looking back on that decade, join us as we share our experiences :D

Just found you guys!! Love love love the cozy vibes ❤

Hey thanks for mentioning me!I'm still watching this podcast. I deleted my so-called ex friends from my LINE account and SNS last year,who I thought I wouldn't get in touch with till the rest of my life and who are obviously not interested in me any more. I think organizing your friends occasionally is necessary. It's not about friendship but I also have a 94 years old grandma and on account of dementia she can't recall my name any more. It's a sad thing that our grandma doesn't remember us but we're so lucky just because they are still alive!

no matter what, good people always stay :) btw, Rox and jules look good in the vid!

Hello friends, thanks for tuning in to another episode ❤ What is one friendship lesson you’ve learned from a past experience?

love this episode very much! :) would love to explore Aus one day! miss you, Rox.

Loving the soup breaks ♥️

I didn't know educational system in Sydney was that hard! When I lived in Sydney,the primary school I went,I didn't feel any pressure at all so I've thought educational system in Sydney was easy going. I got transferred to a national primary school in Tokyo after I moved to Japan,I think it's like a selective school in Japan,almost all the kids were from a rich family and my household was the sole poor one I guess,and that was traumatic to me.

One of my favorite podcast!!! Didn't know that u guys have UA-cam channel as well yay hehe. Of course I like the content of the podcast, but to get concentrated about the content the audio quality has to be consistent and good - and u guys are so good at this!!!!!!! ❤

I felt my bodily changes when I was plucking my nose hairs and there was a grey one.LOL I highly recommend stretching to you guys,only stretching for like 10 minutes everday and your body will change in a good way. The length of this video which was around 30 minutes was the easiest one to watch!

Rox seems to suck at turning down LOL! It was hilarious when Julia said she usually farted in front of Ryuto on this video,some people refrain from talking about farting in front of their parteners. I've never had a relationship with a lady over a year so how to keep relationship cute was so helpful. Rox's husband must be a really nice person!

Thanks for tuning in to another episode, soupies! How do you deal with up-sells when someone tries to sell something to you? Do you give in or resist? And do you have any tips to keep your relationship (or even friendships) stay interesting, exciting or cute? Drop a comment below, we'd love to hear it!

When I lived in Sydney I went to the fire work every year at the New year's day,it's so nostalgic! I think Japan should introduce fire work on New year's day like in Sydney. Sometimes I can't believe white Aussie's culture like walking outside in a bear foot.LOL I know you guys are still not making money by this podcast but keep it up!

If you look closely, you'll see a pillow

I'm an introvert and I'm not social,so what you guys were talking about was completely a different world to me LOL. I wanna make a new lady friend,not a girl friend without using dating apps,but are there any tips for me? There's no "3AM friend" word in Japanese hence it was quite interesting by the way.

Is it really taboo to get divorced in Korea? In Japan,one out of three people get divorced so divorce is not a big deal and some of my friends have already got divorced actually. If I were a divorcee and I was looking for another partner around 40 years old,definitely location would be my top priority. I don't wanna leave Kanto area,and I can't live in any other area in Japan. It's almost impossible but one of my dreams is to appear on Joe Rogan Experience as a bipolar disorder patient!!