Exploring Funny Cultural Differences as a South Asian & British Couple | CULR CODED PODCAST Ep 3
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Welcome to CULR CODED the podcast where we decode life, cultures & relationships. In today's episode, we're keeping it a little more light-hearted and talking about some of our cultural differences. Tell us the things that have surprised you about other cultures!
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I'm Bengali and we always eat dinner before 9pm
As a northerner we have always said
Breakfast morning meal
Dinner is lunch
Tea is supper
same here 😊
I loved this. So relatable. In terms of ‘tea’ I always assumed it was dinner. No matter what time you had it - early or later
'Tea' is a snack like sandwiches, that you have with between lunch and dinner, so after school.
So so relatable. Loved this!
Honestly have got so excited to see when more episodes come out ❤
Really enjoyed this podcast ❤
Actually that's true "Feeding is love language for Asian." If you don't offer them food they may won't visit again 😂 😂
I’m Bengali, we use clips and my mum freezes milk! Love you guys!
nice conversation :) Ilike u all so much :) 🤩😍😍
Another great video guys x cutest couple on the net.
We are also an interracial couple, wife is English and I am Bengali. Last year we went to Bangladesh and guess what we saw… frozen milk. We were both shocked when it was pulled out of the freezer. So maybe it’s a Cornwall/ Bangladeshi thing.
Another great episode ❤️
awesome podcast guys
Bro tell Alex about the Spag Bol we used to make as kids on budget of less than £5 loool
Thank you for this video, I find everything you discussed very relatable as my partner is also bengali. I found it unusual when south asian people ask me how many brothers and sisters I have, as being one of the first questions, when they first meet me. And also that asian couples don't like displaying their emotions and affection towards their partner when they are in public. I have never seen bongoli people holding hands or hugging. My partner explained that this is to do with the culture and not wanting to disturb the people around, which I totally understand.
Loving your podcasts!
The sofa looks so comfy …please can you link your sofa?
Thanks
Also freezing milk is wild, that's a Janet and Bernard think not an English thing. This also might be too old now, but english people having a biscuit tin/box full of sewing needles and thread, many hearts have been broken by this.
Freezing milk is actually genius lol and I hear some people freeze bread as well 👀
Also, the biscuit tin full of sewing equipment must be universal because my Asian family do this as well 😅
Biscuit tin or quality st/celebrations tin with sewing equipment. It’s a classic one. Never frozen milk. Never felt the need as there are so many shops around me
@@aalam418 Nice to see I'm not alone in the biscuit tin heartbreak
I’m Bengali l freeze milk!
To be honest, I believe this has more to do with what kind of jobs/hours everyone is doing in the household including the guests that will be arriving! South Asians work around the clock! Some are doing 9/5 some are working evenings, and some are doing night shifts. And they have to try to work out something that will be convenient for everyone! Also, because we are closely connected with our families, everyone has different timings according to their generation. Parents wake up at different times, and children/adults wake up at different times! However, in their parent's or grandparents' native country the people wake up and pretty much do everything at roughly the same time! In England were all over the place at all times! Lol. 3:12