WEIRD Things Only KOREAN Does🤣
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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I was shocked too when I heard that the 'I understand' head shake was unique to India only, people outside are absolutely clueless about the different head shakes and their meanings, yeah
and to sri lanka head shake is understandable
when our university opened courses for international students we had a lot of students from India and it was really weird at first until someone explained.
Same with Pakistan and i think bangladesh too.
@@fao-quinsal-ayin8136 it's the same i guess as we're neighborhood countries and at first we were all same after division i guess some of our habits changed but sone habits are same as before
@@Gnarkzsch which university??
Finally they are back together. I personally missed their interaction very much. I just love this trio. Need more videos of them together. Thank you Awesome world .
It's funny, Hoseung's comment about how to sound more fluent in Korean reminded me of my experience studying French. I speak pretty good French but during one conversation with my French tutor who was a French professor from Paris he told me to use the word "alors" during my pauses. French speaking people, he said, would assume I was much more fluent than I was. I started to do so and soon thereafter my French colleagues were raving about my French.
Vraiment ?
It felt so long not seeing Hoseung in the recent uploads. It's sooo nice to see him back! 💖
I missed him too
FINALLYYY our forever favorite trio is here 💙💙
Each and every habit of koreans just exactly match with Indians , this was too relative , as an indian things like sitting on floor , calling out waiter loud , tv and talking while eating , all were same and i loved this ❣❣
Yea. Same. I m half asian and almost all things were relatable.
@@curlybrows6039 I think its generally the asian habits not only koreans❣😂
Yess! Completely agree
Not his 3rd leg! 🤣 I love Hoseung! He is, indeed, a beast. 😂
My favorite trio is back!! Also, at 1:26 when Heejae starts talking about how foreigners find it weird that Koreans eat in the living room while watching T.V...I'm American and I eat in the living room while watching T.V all the time lmfao
Birthplace of the TV Dinner.
I even eat on my bed facing and watching TV
heejae is so beautiful mashallah🤩
Love this trio, so cool together. Heejae is always a surprise, you never know what style or hair color she is going to have. Hope they show this group more often, maybe throw in some of the new girls once in a while.
The subtitles are soooo fast 😒
It's annoying to play back and back again...
Maybe you can show them a bit longer 🤗
@@littlescully3637 um the subtitles go as long as they speak.. you must be a slow or bad reader? 😭
The beast is back 😁😁 Also, not Heejae saying WE NEED TO CHECK 😂😂
I love heejae's energy
Just discovered this channel yesterday and bingewatched everything Heejae, Byungeun, Hoseung and Seungwoo were in... especially either of the trios are so extremely fun to watch. But I'm kind of sad that the newer videos don't have those trios anymore 😭 Will we get them back again? And I didn't see Byungeun in any of the videos of the last few months. Is he not doing it anymore?
I would also love them back 😢
I love their reactions. I try to learn Korean again and I'm still at the beginning, but knowing that Koreans say but = ani often, will stuck in my head from now on 🤣🤣. Greetings from 독일
5 years ago, me and my friend were at a restaurant in seoul and the waitress came up to us and asked us if the food was ok because we ate in silence hehe 😅
I'm from Sweden so we eat in silence or just have a small talk with your friends 😊
or he could have just asked since you were in fact foreign
2:04 many european plus canada, new zealand, etc. have clean tap water. I never buy bottled water unless I'm in a situation where I don't have access to tap water. Don't wanna spend the money.
England is meh tap water but Scotland has good tap water!!💕
@@Manic_Panic It depends on where you are in America. In rural areas most houses will have access to a private well or spring, so the water is fine. City water, though typically cleaned and treated, can be a bit sketchy depending on the municipality. Even then, many, if not most, sinks and/or refrigerators have a built in water filter, so many Americans only buy bottled water for emergencies, traveling, or events. Obviously, I’m generalizing a bit, but I think, usually, Americans have easy access to fresh water without having to jump through too many hoops.
I hope you find this comment helpful and not annoying and also have a nice day! 😊
We also drink tap water in Hungary (Europe)🤭
Australian tap water is lovely tasting and very clean too. I live in a city surrounded by dams and reservoirs, no need to buy bottled water.
So glad this trio is together again and the beast is back 🥺❤️ we missed you hoseung! 🫶
The way Heejae said "Let's see it" a big third leg is really something 😂
Beast! and his third leg! 🤣😅🤣😅🤣 Thank you for teaching me more practical Korean as well!
FINALLY THIS TRIO!!!!
5:18 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ. I was waiting for Hoseung to say something like that. #beast
The trio that makes me smile the most 🫶🥹
We don't wear hair rolls outside because it is something you do at HOME, and it would be like going out wearing slippers and putting on normal shoes just after arriving at your destination, people would think you didn't have enough time to get ready or that you are lazy. It is not because we don't wear bangs or "cute hair".
You forgot the obsession with MBTI personality types and blood types!
It's not about whether you have bangs or not, or use rollers or not - it's about doing it while in public.
I loved this! It's so interesting to learn things such as the sofa stuff. In the US it depends where you live on whether you can drink the tap water. Almost everyone I know drinks bottled or sparkling water and I've lived in NYC, Los Angeles, Florida, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Still laughing at the third leg comment
me too ive lived in masschussettes and maryland and i drink tap water even though where i lived had private water but you have to buy the salt to filter it so my dad was skeptical to drink it
Oh, that was so funny to watch :) You Koreans are just as passionate as the Italians in Europe. Thank you, you made my evening.
Finally our jolly Hoseung is backk!! Loving these trio so much!
So back in high school (in the US), I was at my friends house who is Korean (and I'm Chinese born in the US, so fairly Americanized, I think she came over when she was really young) and it was around dinner time so her mom asked if we wanted to stay for dinner (around 6/7pm) and eat with them. Dinner time was usually late at my house (around 10/11pm bc my mom had time-management issues 🤣aka master procrastinator) so I tried to be polite like that is okay. Well, I found out that you don't refuse a Korean mom's food and I stayed for dinner bc she made a feast. I didn't know what banchan was then so it looked like thanksgiving dinner with all the plates. 🥰But the thing that shocked me was that she laid out a mat in the living room with the tv off and started to put out food on the floor even thought she had a dinning table near the kitchen. I just thought to myself that she really wanted to have an in-door picnic in the living room or just wanted to eat in the living room but it was weird that the tv was off since the only reason to eat in the livingroom was to be able to watch tv. 🤣😅🤣 The other shocking thing was that all the food was bright red and I couldn't eat spicy food well. I almost died that day but I learned to take my spices well now. 😉
Then there was another time I ate with my Indian manager at an authentic Indian restaurant and he was showing me the proper way that Indians traditionally eat and that's with your hands - you tear some naan and you use it to pinch up some rice meat covered in sauce basically. He said you grab it and basically your making a mini taco. LOL, go figure. It was tasty though. So tasty, I went back with out an Indian friend and all the Indians at the restaurant stared at my table.
Omg!!! Lol.. The way u explained every process was hilarious. As an indian i hope u washed ur hands thoroughly before eating coz we eat mostly of roti, naan, with the veggies nd for that we mostly use hands.
Besides m glad u liked the food🙂💜
Many Indians Still eat on floors only, They lay mats on floor, And keep plates in front of the mats, serve in plates , a glass of water near each plate and sit on mat and eat food.And all the a vessels containing cooked meals is in very middle and peope sitting around it.Now -a- days many families buy a dining table set tho
I can't sleep without turning on my fan. Eventhough it's raining hard or winter i need a fan . Most of them 90% like me in india
Even in winter because I can't sleep when the atmosphere is peaceful
a fan provides what is called "white noise" which is optimal for relaxing and sleeping :)
Woow, seeing this trio after a long while!!
The way Byuneun looks at Heejae while she is talking 😍💞
fav trio is backkkkkkkkkk
Hoseung ♥️
You should do a whole video on the frankly, insane relationship Koreans have with food. I've never heard food talked about so much and in so many situations as when watching Korean content.
Also, a lot of the things in this video are not Korean specific. I don't know many places in the world where that underboob shirt is normal, for example.
That’s it normal anywhere that there isn’t a pole in the middle of the stage.
food in any asian culture is this important
Japanese people are also very food oriented.
Can we talk about how cute they look 🥹🥹💕
For next video please send heejae and byunguen on a date with foreigners
These three are my favourite! In regards to walking outside with rollers in the hair, it remind me of black females in New York. You have to be confident to walk out of your home with rollers in your hair! 💕
Well in america we sit on the sofa/couch because our floors more than likely aren’t warm and most us perceive the floor to not be the cleanest place to sit or lie down even if it’s clean because people walk on it. Even if we don’t wear our shoes in the house, we still deem it as not the cleanest place to sit or lie down.
Awesome people of awesome world 🌎 stole my heart ❤
Huge applause and commendation for the Awesome World Team. There were a lot of videos showing what is done in America and other foreign countries that's different to Korea and I saw a lot of comments suggesting that they do a video showing us what is unique about Korea/Koreans and now here it is. It shows that they value their audience and appreciate their feedback. Keep up the good work guys. Loving Your Content
I am so happy to see them all together again. 💛 Loved their reactions.
P.S. My only critic is about the moving/wavy subs. It wasn't really pleasant to read...🙏
고마워요 Hoseung for the 아니 tip 😊
Yeayyy ..its hee jae again with the guys..
The girl surely talks a lot , wow 🤣🤣. The poor boys were trying so hard to voice their say but one was failing over and over again however much he tried 🤣🤣🤣
HEEJAE MY LOVE💗
YAYYYYYY MY FAV TRIO IS FINALLY BACK !!!!!!!
I have never heard of the doors and windows thing while sleeping😳 I have never left a window or door open while I've slept in my entire adult life. I'm too afraid of something crawling in😓 lol. The couch thing was very interesting as well.
I missed Hoseung
My favourite trio is baaack!!
In switzerland we can drink safely tap water! There’s a national company in charge of making tap water drinkable in all the country :)) it’s really clean
I've watched so many of your videos that I wanted to give back. #awesome #world 🌎
Actually ..it's not just Koreans ..a lot of what they said applies to Indians..and i think many other Asians ...
In India on olden days we drink from lakes and rivers there are very clean water thats why our grandparents are really strong it exactly look like purified water and taste really sweet but now we have to buy water olden days water was free
Omg I saw Byungeun in a k dating show recently... Missed this trio
Ooh I would love to watch it, as would many others. Please, would you be able to post the details?
In France, we mostly drink tap water but some drink filtered water (I do) or bottled. Also for the fan one, I thought you could catch a cold if you are too close to it when you sleep. I really hate people who make sounds when they eat especially eating with your mouth open, but it's mostly in our culture but personally,I like giving reactions when I eat something really good or refreshing (even in restaurants).
Same here in the US. Eating with your mouth open and making noise comes off as obnoxious and rude to those around you. Expressing your enjoyment of the food or drink by way of complimenting aloud with words is never viewed as rude or obnoxious though. In East Asian culture though, people never tell strangers to stop eating so loudly though because it's a "keep to yourself" mentality. So there are still many people who do it.
same thing in India when i visited they call the waiter out loud but in the states you have to wait and no yelling bc its seen as rude, but if you come to India feel free to just yell out, No worries!
Yeah in the US it's considered rude cause it seems like you're talking "at" them instead of "to" them. For those who may not understand the difference, talking "at" someone is a similar energy of someone being lectured/scolded, or simply being belittling. This same negative inference comes from snappiing or whisling. NEVER snap or whistle at your server in a restaurant. People see it like you're treating them like a dog (slave). If people ever need to address something urgently though, feel free to get up from your table to speak with the first worker you come across or the hostess/host at the front. This is completely polite. And this is coming from someone who used to be in the industry for 7 years.
I'd love to see them doing a Mukbang and expressively eating 🍲 ✨ *아니* ✨ I really love this trio 💕
I don't think never I've ever noticed the "but" at the beginning thing, but I have definitely noticed the "to be honest" in subtitles SO MUCH. It's right up there with "What should I do?"
Also, the internet's crush on Heejae continues!
Where I'm from, complete silence when eating is the biggest compliment, cause it means the food is so good u can completely not focus on anything else 😅😅
Heejae face looks different in every video since few videos..today she gave me the resemblance of chaeryeon and her sister…
Thanks for the tip on how to be a fluent Korean speaker guys😉👍✌
1:26 The part where she explained that Korean eats while watching tv, I don’t know about other foreigners but for French people we also watch tv a lot, especially while eating lmao
I also do some of the Korean things and I am greek
I saw hoseung in a korean ad today on tv.
All I drink is tap water. Once we were told not to drink tap water because it had arsenic in it (this is in Uralla in Australia). This lasted for about 2 months while they fixed the problem. It was such a ridiculously long 2 months it was so frustrating to have to use water from bottles all the time.
You are amazing guys, love you and millions of blessings
I was missing this trio
Hoseung talking about his "third leg" 😂😂😂😂😂
Is Byunguen an actor? He definitely has that typical lead male look. Beautiful.
i have always loved this trio more than anyone
The way Koreans open crisps bags flat, if you know, you know👀
Literally saw a girl in the subway wearing the bangs roller today, lol. I thought "Does... does she know? She didn't forget about it, did she?" Now I feel more confident that it was intentional. As for the tap water... As an American living in Seoul, I'm used to drinking tap water, but the tap water in my hometown was hard water (meaning it has lots of mineral deposits), and my family has one of those refrigerators with a water filter, so I always drank water from there. I drank the tap water here for several months because I don't like to buy bottled water, but it irritated my throat a little bit, so I bought a filtered water pitcher and have been using that instead.
A lot of french women wear bangs and would NEVER wear air-roller in public! NEVER, EVER.
Oh the fact about eating making noise I thought was real. Glad it's not hahhah. Luv this trioooooo
I can relate with starting any sentence with " 아니" because my mother tongue is Malayalam ( one of the many spoken languages in India) And whenever I start any conversation I start with " അല്ല " .... it makes the initial convo less awkward haha that is what I feel like !
Anni... I love seeing the Awesome World crew. 😅😅
Funny video, but almost all of these are common in the US too. Except maybe the fan thing. We have to have our fans on at night. Lol
I'm American and sit on the floor instead of the sofa a lot lol. Also, many people eat in the living room and watch tv. (though, I think that depends on the family). The only time I eat at the table is Thanksgiving or Christmas.
I realised that whenever im texting with my friends, i always reply like "yeah but.." or "no but.." i thought it was so weird of me to say it in every sentence but I can't stop it too 😂
It my American household we also sit and watch tv when we eat…but it’s so frowned upon…I figure since we’re eating together it doesn’t matter where we eat, right?
Even with bangs you won’t find anyone in my country using the rolls outside since it’s the mindset that you have to be already ready/dolled up when going out.
Actually in India we don't use tap water. For us everyday or multiple days water will come from pipe system .
I am an Indian and i can relate with most of the things mentioned in this video
I'm Indian I think our habits are totally same with Koreans.
Anyone else miss some of the old cast? Sehee, Jinkyu, Yeong jeong, Yeong Seol and Yeong jin...I probably messed up the spelling of the last 3 names but yall know who I mean
WHY DID KOREANS WANTS TO FINISH THE NOODLES AT ONCE .?? MAKING ALL THAT AWFUL SOUND…..JUST CUT IT AS YOU EAT. AND WHY THEY PUT SO MUCH FOOD IN THEIR MOUTHS..?? JUST EAT SMALL PORTIONS
The way I love this trio 🤣🤣
I love heejai new hair color.shes so beautiful 💖
A lot of Americans don't drink tap unless the water is purified because of how unsafe it is. We only use our sink for dishes, and we use the fridge for tap.
In India
We call waiters in the same way
We collect some free things 😜😜
Many ppl are enjoying eating in living room
Shaking of heads 🤣😂
🤣🤣
I don't know Koreans was so wild & crazy . Just kidding , Korean stuff is pretty tame but I still think yall are fun to watch .
Americans don't like to drink tap water because of all the old piping. We buy bottled water 95% of the time. Most businesses filter their tap water. That's why people are comfortable ordering it. My home has a water filtration system built into the water supply.
waah.finally the trio is back..loved it..but i think most of these are common asian things..
Make sound while eating:
희제: "아아 싫어어어!"
네, 나도 싫어 😅
6:47
Tzuyang!!
아니 I think this is more of an Asian thing than being just a Korean thing.
1. Shouting for the waiter. 아니 We do that in the Philippines too. But it's generally mixed these days, some just raise their hands especially when the place is too noisy (because if you shout your lungs out … well … haha)
2. When there is something free people quickly fall in line. 아니 Same in the Philippines.
3. Covering mouth when laughing. 아니 We Filipinos do that too, usually women.
4. Wash hair daily. 아니 We do that too hahaha.
5. Eating. 아니 There are cultures in Asia-Pacific where slurping your noodles meant you like their food, if you don't, it means their food was very bad.
But yeah, here in the Philippines you should not slurp, it's fine when you're at home, but outside? People will stare and whisper, and if there are elders/seniors around, you'll get yelled at even in public. However, recently, that changed because of Korean food vloggers and K-dramas.
As for being loud in giving compliments about the food … we don't do that intentionally. If it does taste good and different, we will give compliments quietly by talking to the owner or crew directly (or leaving tips). If we're in a large group, that's the only time we are loud.
6. 아니 at the start of every sentence. In Singapore and Malaysia, they end their sentences with 'lah', 'leh'. Here in the Philippines, the closest is "po" (usually added after the verb) which is a word used to show respect.
For example (English - Korean - Filipino)
- Thank you = 고마워 = Salamat (saying it fast; or matter of fact; very casual)
- Thank you = 고마워요 = Salamat (stretching it out; polite)
- Thank you = 고맙습니다 = Salamat po (formal, respect level 1)
- Thank you very much = 감사합니다 = Maraming salamat po (formal; respect highest level; it also means "thank you very much" [maraming salamat])
- Thank you very much = 대단히 감사합니다 = Maraming salamat po (formal; respect highest level)
- How old are you? = 몇 살이야 = Ilang taon ka na? (casual)
- How old are you? = 연세가 어떻게 되십니까 = Ilang taon na kayo? (formal, respect level 1; when you are not sure if they are older; and in certain situations where we should be more careful)
- How old are you? = 몇 살이에요 = Ilang taon na po kayo? (formal, respect highest level)
both India and Korea are similar in such things.....😂🙂
Heejae and buyenguyn behaves like there having crush on each other ❤ 🤍 💙 🧡 🖤 ♥️ ❤ 🤍 💙 🧡
Yes thinking the same... it's obvious looking her body language and his too.
It's romantically cute :)
From living in both America and travelling the world and now living in Korea I wouldn't' trust the tap water here at all unless it's a new building. The pipes in Korea are still very old and not safe in a lot of buildings. It's not uncommon to turn the faucet on after a few days away and the water comes out brown. Even in the showers almost every Korean has a filter because you can see it turn brown