I love how at the end Carey's character replied in Korean before catching himself and replying in English. It's such a common occurrence when code-switching and funnily relatable.
One time, in college, we were doing a thing for a class and they specifically told us not to speak in English and just use our mother tongue because we were being recorded and the video was going to be shown to beginners. All of our classes were in English tho, because we were learning the language to become ESL teachers and we were in advanced classes already, so we were used to communicate mostly in English. When it was my turn to speak, I said everything I had to say in English without realizing what I was doing and when I finished, everyone was looking at me like I was from Mars. It took me a whole 30 seconds to realize what I had done. I freaking ruined the recording lol
Once i accompanied guest from US. We were talking in english until someone shouted racial slur to him. I profusely apologised to him in bahasa. In my panic state, I forgot to speak english.
I speak several languages fluently and usually you catch yourself way earlier. Often before you utter the 1st or 2nd word of the wrong language. But it does happen frequently, if you use different languages with different friends.
Stuff like this is the real reason to learn other languages. Not to be a superspy and listen in on foreign conversations, but to connect with people from different cultures on a level you can only get from their native language. People get so happy when you speak to them in their language in a country where they probably get little chance to use it.
I have an idea:WHY DONT WE INVENT A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE THAT EVERYONE SPEAKS! I'll call it: ru820dmq;/ fmowqfnur4, 29fm93s, dom42!! fmow,ofmf93! H4H4H4H4H4H4H4!!!!!
Orrrr We all could have one universal language globally, one currency globally, one government globally... Fire and Brimstone with true end of the world apocalyptic catastrophes and the return of Christ... Lets go !!!! :D being silly .. yes i agree it is intimate in a way to learn another cultures language. It allows a certain connection that can bring people closer.
@@Ri57490 You can understand based on context clues, but as a Korean linguist it makes me cringe when people don't try to perfect their accent and tone.
"When you speak to someone in a language he knows, that goes to his head, When you speak to someone in his language, that goes to his heart" - Nelson Mandela
That isn't what he said. He said; Because when you speak a language, English, well many people understand you, including Afrikaners, but when you speak Afrikaans, you know you go straight to their hearts. That's his real quote
as a korean, carrey's accent is way better than some "korean" actor's korean in american movies like the black panther scene where that lady was speaking unintelligible korean lol. I really respect him for memorizing all that, memorizing a foreign language is super hard!!
@@rabiosas6473 nope, she doesn't have a Korean dialect of any sort. it's just simply unintelligable korean--that lady's either 100% a foreigner or a korean who didn't learn korean at all.
@@rabiosas6473 yeah, it was just weird lol, there's this Korean variety show, Running Man, and the members of the show heard the clip and tried to guess what the lady was saying. it was really funny lol and was similar to how I was trying to guess what that lady was saying :|
I remember the Korean guy from Hawaii 5-0. His pronounciation is horrible, like he never spoke Korean before even though he is Korean. And I'm Japanese...
If Jim Carrey was playing in a korean comedy movie, he'd still be acting with facial expressions a lot, you can tell from this scene a little bit, but if he was truly serious in his comedy style, he would play with the range of korean sounds and intonations more
Even ignoring the fact that he's speaking Korean I love what he says. I think most people would get on your side if you told them you're trying to get on the good side of the significant other of your best friend who hates you.
HOLY HOLY!!! I can proudly say that I have the two HOTTEST women on this planet as MY GIRLFRIENDS! I am the unprettiest UA-camr ever, but they love me for what's inside! Thanks for listening plan
@@vagnersilva5465 if im correct she said" 살꺼면 사고 말꺼면 말고" direct translation is "If youre gonna get just get it or if not dont..!" but in this context it would be "Just buy it and leave"
Interesting - I was wondering since I don't speak Korean at all what actual Koreans thought about it - I've learned Chinese for years and I can tell that a lot of hollywood movies where the actors "speak Chinese" it's really horrible and sometimes (like in the show 'Firefly') you can barely if at all understand a single thing they are trying to say it's that bad - I wonder though, is it the same with Korean where Korean speakers will compliment a foreigner's Korean skills even if you are being totally honest they're not very good compared to a native speaker? Because with Chinese it is like that - take Mark Zuckerberg. There's a video of him "speaking fluent Chinese" on youtube and his Chinese is really, really bad - but native speakers always compliment it just because at least he's trying to learn it and speak it - I feel like Chinese speakers are way too nice about it and need to be more honest with it. My wife is at least more honest (she is Chinese) but even she is nicer about it than I would be if someone were claiming to speak my language (Estonian) "fluently" when it was very poor in reality!
i'm half korean and understood about 80% of what he said. i had to rewatch a few times to understand what he said. but that doesn't take away from jim carrey's effort to understand and speak the language back earnestly. big respect. :)
I’m a native Korean speaker and from what I saw in interviews, he actually went and got a tutor to learn Korean for these scenes. It wasn’t just him reading phonetic sounds off a script, those few lines in Korean are actually digested by Carrey. You can see that he understands the construct of the language by listening to where he breaks the words and sentences. Instead of saying, “Ia m ad og”, he knows to break it up into, “I am a dog.”
The PaperCut Survivor Sounds bit awkward in pronunciation but his intonation sounds pretty natural. He must have put a lot of effort on practicing those lines. Especially when he said “let’s get on the same team here”, i almost thought he is Korean!
This is really impressive! He did a good job! Not only that, but he even acted in the language expressively, like how he said that "your time will definitely come" and "she really hates my guts." I'm also very impressed by how well he got the 어 and 으 vowels, those took me a very long time. English does not have vowels like those. And that he said "hwaiting" with a great Korean accent, instead of a very English "fighting!" I think he should be proud, he did a great job.
desolationrow they don't sound similar at all to me, but everyone I know asks me if I'm listening to something in Chinese when it's always in Japanese. I guess that a lot of people just say "Chinese" when they hear something Asian, I don't understand how you'd mix up Mandarin with Japanese though, they don't sound alike in any way.
More than Carey speaking Korean. It’s a great man management scene and way about talking to other ppl. Carey could have easily shouted back or replied with a sarcastic Korean comment, instead he turned the situation around and was sympathetic to the shop keeper, and made her an friend.
That's kind of the point of the movie (it's called Yes Man btw) Jim attends a semi-cultlike conference with a guy urging everyone to always say Yes to everything, which ends up improving Jim's life.
@@barthoving2053 No, thats Liar Liar which has a completely different premise (Jim is a lawyer who normally is a compulsive liar but for one very important day can't lie at all due to his son's wish)
Jim actually did a phenomenal job with all things considered. Consdiering the fact that English is characteristically drastically different from Korean. Jim did a great job.
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear ang
@@alskarmode some koreans pronounce the n( ㄴ) almost like a d, and the m(ㅁ) like a b(i honestly dont know why but it happens), i think she just got confused by the way the girl pronounced it on the clip
I'm not Korean, I'm from Argentina but I agree with you. It's a soothing voice that he uses to talk Korean and that must took a lot of effort to learn the language at least for that movie.
Everyone arguing about accents and all, but nobody mentions how beautiful and sad this scene is. The acting from both Jim and the Korean lady was great and the dialogue was well written and relatable. I like this scene.
I don't think I've seen any Hollywood actor speak a longer line in Korean with the camera in their face. Jim did an excellent job with in this scene. Jim is a perfectionist and did the whole scene on one continuous take. He did have the option of cutting in half, but he refused. The dialog was also changed numerous times but he rocked it. Yes, his pronunciation wasn't perfect. Although I can read, write and even speak Greek, Hebrew and German and am fluent in Korean and English, my pronunciation is not perfect when I speak German. I'm so proud of Jim for taking on this challenge.
I've been studying Korean for 4 years, still not good enough at it to have a conversation with a native speaker... but, after seeing this... I guess I'll keep working...
It's hard enough to learn a language with drastically different intonations and grammar from the one you're used to. Anybody who shames a person for being brave enough to go outside of their comfort zone like that is the person who should feel ashamed. XF
I think I found out that on UA-cam when people have a negative view of something instead of saying their view they will say somebody else believes it and pretend they are talking about them.
In Hollywood there are dialog coaches that help actors speak foreign lines. Usually it's only 1 or 2 sentences but Carrey speaks a lot of lines here. They're all memorized. Anyway the dialog coach may have been a Japanese who spoke Korean as a second language. The movie business is very sloppy in this regard. I speak Russian and French and I have never understood American actors speaking those languages in movies (unless they use native speakers)
+olgasM3 Have you seen Captain America 2? There was the scene at the beginning where Captain America speaks with a French guy. I laughed so hard when I heard that the accent was definitely from Quebec. I'm from Quebec, but they tried to sell a villain from France as a Quebecker. Actually, the whole cinema erupted in laughter. :)
Yeaaa I speak Korean, but I cannot understand him. Having just visited Japan I really feel like he's confused the sounds of Korean with Japanese. haha.
I'm intermediate in korean and actually he did pretty good. Like he messed up a few syllables but i could still make out what hes trying to say. I was also impressed by how good he got the eaiser words. He sounded pretty good towards the end too. 너무 멋져서! 화이팅, 짐 캐리!
i love how everyone in the comment section is a korean or a self proclaimed korean speaking expert lol but seriously everyone butchers a language they're trying to learn and Carey probably only memorized the lines necessary and had a limited amount of time to get his lines right more respect to him for doing as well as he did
I’m of Korean decent. The brutally honest answer is that Koreans are *institutionally* racist. Just look up what our pledge of allegiance was until 2007. Only the younger Koreans have a welcoming attitude of people trying to learn our language and culture, no matter their skill level.
yo this is recommended more to Koreans so korean ratio in the comment section is way higher than normal dood you gotta widen your mind before you go full deep on sarcastic mode "everyone is korean" lol when a nitwit thinks hes edgy, your comment happens lol
@@halfrightface Ive been all over the world, and Koreans are the most anal retentive people regarding the correct pronunciation of their language. If it's not perfect, they will look at you like you have a dick growing out of your forehead.
As a Korean, I feel his pronunciation really funny but so good despite learning to speak Korean first for a short time. He said that it was painful for his coach to teach him how to speak Korean in his interview. I was impressed that she speaks Korean fluently as well maybe she might be Korean and he also speaks well ....good luck 짐캐리의 웃긴 장면 That's so bad when I saw some people in comments said his accent so bad or sucks but I really appreciate for him to take his valuable time to learn to use Korean a little bit.
After so many dramas...I can finally understand most of these. After a these years. Lel. I can finally appreciate Jim Carrey's efforts here. It's actually good for when this movie was made.
He was awesome in that movie...and yes he will speak Korean with an accent. He just learned the language, for god's sake. That's how normal people who learns any new language speak. The learned language, but their own speaking manner. That's the way that character should speak. If he was speaking the language with so much proficiency with just that short a time, that's when you know the character portrayal is done wrong...!! Gosh !! What's wrong with people??
I think it's just jarring to hear such advanced syntax in a beginner's accent. Generally, if you get far enough to converse like that, you also learn along the way how to shape your mouth to form the words more naturally. It really doesn't feel like a failure on his part, but on the part of the language coach and the creative team. There didn't have to be a disconnect there, but there was, and that's why we're all here talking about it. I really enjoyed this movie and this scene, but I think there was some untapped potential for an even smoother portrayal there.
It can be a hell of a culture shock when someone finds out you speak their native tongue, but it tends to put a smile on people's faces when they least expect it. It shows you care about other cultures and are willing to adapt and learn.
My Job Is Needed Hwaiting is the English word fighting but sometimes said phonetically as Hwaiting or Paiting. You can look up " Korean Fighting" on google if you want to learn more from a sites that know more than me.
As a westerner, his accent is pretty okay. English doesn't have a lot of "sounds" that asian languages have, so it gets difficult for westerners to even pronounce it... He is doing so great. I wanna be this fluent with japanese someday
Why no one talking about how a Korean drama vibe was developing between Jim and that Lady when Jim started talking in Korean I was LoL d at that scene btw thanks👍
That’s odd, because I lived in Japan for 5-years and I don’t hear a true Japanese accent at all. In fact, if I heard this over the telephone I would just think that some White guy was trying to speak to me in Korean.
I'm not a Korean but have been watching too much kdrama and listening to way too much kpop to say his accent is just fine. I can understand him and I think that's all what should matter Edit: omg he also said "hwaiting" I love him 😂😂
I loved that last line, made me laugh so hard. It happened to me a couple of times (once someone was translating for me and once I was the one translating). You just repeat in the original language and it takes you a minute to remember you were supposed to translate it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
외국인으로서는 한국어를 배우는 거 어려워요!! 근데 2-3년 동안 한국어를 배우고 있고 제 실력이 놀랍게도 좋아지고 있습니다! 솔직히 한국어가 정말 아름다운 거 같습니다. 하지만 한국어 문법 정말 어렵습니다.... 제가 가장 좋아하는 취미는 한국어를 배우는 거예요! 원래 스타크래프트 때문에 한국어를 배우기 시작했어요. 제가 한국어를 배우기 시작했을 때 한국어는 (한글) 한자랑 비슷할 거라고 생각했습니다. 정말 놀랐습니다! 나에게 어렵지 않았습니다. 근데 한국어 문법 정말 복잡한 거 같아요. ㄷㄷ
@@jeonghoko5545 네 ㅎㅎㅎ 스타1에서 많은 한국인 친구들을 만났기 때문에 한국어를 배우기 시작했습니다. 저의 한국어 실력은 좋지 않다고 생각해요. 하지만 언젠가 저는 한국어를 완전히 배울 거예요. 아직도 작은 실수를 많이 합니다. 한국 문법 정말 어려운 거같아요. 연습이 많이 필요합니다.
@@YustinJ420 the way he pronounced the words sound more Japanese. Yes the words themselves are Korean but the way he was speaking, where he put the accent in the words isn't typical Korean, it did sound more like Japanese.
I don't know much Korean, but his intonations make it sound more like he's speaking Japanese than Korean. But still, I can tell he did put in a lot of effort as always.
He sang a song to the dude trying to jump, and pulled him back when he least expected it and Jim ended it with a Beatles reference, "I got blisters on me fingers"
@@summeronio9751 Your manners are appalling. His name is not English, so maybe he has taken time to learn a language other than his mother tongue. (Not certain, but maybe). Just so you know, English is also not an easy-peasy language to learn (not the most difficult, but still) and then there is the factor of not all people having the same strong points in their studies.
When I first saw this movie I wasn't the biggest fan of it cause it just felt like a different version of Liar Liar But over the years this film has really grown on me as one of my favorite Jon Carey films. The message this movie sends is just so palpable and rather really important about opening yourself up to the world more often. Because there's so much joy out there in the world to find but you can only find it by saying "yes" to things, and you don't have to yes to everything but the opportunities that can come from saying yes can be endless. This movie is perhaps on of Jim Carey's most underrated gems in his entire filmography!
I'm Australian and I speak fluent German. Any time I meet a German in Australia and try to speak German with them, they just answer in English. It sucks.
that’s literally me for Hindi, I just gave up. I think when they talk me back in English, it mean I am butchering the language and they want to let me down easy.
@@DaPohli I live in Germany. Before I moved here permanently 3 years ago, I spend a few years living back and foward between Aus and Germany. It was then I mostly bumped in to backpackers through friends and at bars. None of them had any interest speaking German. I once asked an Austrian girl, who a friend was dating at the time (who surprisingly loved speaking German with me), why people seemed to allergic to speaking German. She said backpackers, especially from Europe, are trying to spend a few years escaping their culture before they return to it for good. Hearing their mother tounge spoken to them kills the illusion of escapism and reminds them that their real lives are still waiting for them back in Germany, or wherever they come from. Seemed to be to be as good an answer as any.
I loved this movie! The obvious message was don't be afraid to experience as much of life as you can RIGHT NOW because it is over so fast. Say yes to everything you can, get out of your comfort zone and enjoy every day. For widowers like me, this could help keep us alive. The world needs to get back to meeting people and making friends again.
I love how he got stuck in Korean at the end. 😂 So true of multi lingual people. Sometimes we need to nudge our brain to skip the other language lane. Lol.
It's always been my experience that foreigners tend to speak English better than we (English) do, because they have been taught how to speak correctly whereas we just pick it up from family and friends.
Can't totally agree since I've met many foreigners ( Asians / Central Americans / Europeans ) whose English was poor. But, to your point, when foreigners do speak properly or at least as well as native born Americans / British / Aussies, etc., then THAT can be pretty embarrassing! LoL. ( Seriously, at least in America, there can be a lazy acceptance of grammatical mistakes and excessive informal speech. When someone on a social platform like UA-cam truly constructs articulate sentences in conveying their thoughts I almost cannot believe it. )
The movie situation is in Korea. Most likely people around him speak Korean. Storyline, plot and setting. I probably will talk excitedly with Koreaboos or whatsoever is their name. The best way to learn a language is by using it. Well at least you will be able to know if someone is swearing at you in different language. Plus, I don't understand why people love to put labels on everything. Poor world, no hopes when people are laughing at others, meanwhile they miss a chance to see how ridiculous they are for others too. Sad people.
@@namjoonismine5865 no, I get it and I appreciate your post!! I only meant as a joke because I've seen those compilations where a girl made a video that pretends to talk to an english friend and keeps "accidentally" speaking Korean
This happens to everyone who speaks more than one language anyway. If I am speaking or writing with someone in X language and then I speak to another person in a second language, I sometimes first talk to that other person in the language I was speaking with the first person until I quickly realize.
Give Jim Carrey a break guys...he’s Canadian playing an American who barely learned Korean just by saying yes.
Hes a dude playing dude disguised as another dude
A few years ago i was actually surprised that he isn't originally from the USA.
@@davidmckesey7119 dude dude dude dude dude dude dude
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@@davidmckesey7119 He could win an Australian Oscar!
Don't care how his accent is or how he sees it. I'll appreciate anyone who tries to talk to me in my own language.
hammertoe00 what language is yours?
ㅗㅜㅑ
👏👏👏👏
Everytime I try to speak korean to a Korean I get an eye roll 😭😭😭
Disclaimer: that's speaking to Koreans in the United States. When I live in Korea they really showed appreciation for my attempts.
It’s worth appreciating that he’s not MEANT to be a perfect speaker, just a normal guy who recently applied himself to learning the language.
@@paulwaltersheherfeministvl521 I can’t believe anyone, particularly I, could ever make such an error, truly.
@@drigondii Not many things make me actually laugh out loud, but that sir, was funny.
thank you for explaining the scenes that we just watched
@@antzooma you’re welcome. It’s a good thing since I’m the only person on the internet who does that
I love how at the end Carey's character replied in Korean before catching himself and replying in English. It's such a common occurrence when code-switching and funnily relatable.
One time, in college, we were doing a thing for a class and they specifically told us not to speak in English and just use our mother tongue because we were being recorded and the video was going to be shown to beginners. All of our classes were in English tho, because we were learning the language to become ESL teachers and we were in advanced classes already, so we were used to communicate mostly in English. When it was my turn to speak, I said everything I had to say in English without realizing what I was doing and when I finished, everyone was looking at me like I was from Mars. It took me a whole 30 seconds to realize what I had done. I freaking ruined the recording lol
Once i accompanied guest from US. We were talking in english until
someone shouted racial slur to him. I profusely apologised to him in bahasa. In my panic state, I forgot to speak english.
I speak several languages fluently and usually you catch yourself way earlier. Often before you utter the 1st or 2nd word of the wrong language. But it does happen frequently, if you use different languages with different friends.
Cool scene
I said hola to my English teacher and hello to my Spanish teacher
Koreans are saying it's ok if his accent isn't fluent and foreigners are criticizing his accent what is this
it’s just salty kpop fans. lmao they’re mad that jim carrey speaks better than them.
@@poopoopants7904 You know kpop fans are non korean?
Jim is like an anime character here, well his accent sounded like Japanese to me which is pretty cool.
Classic white people lol
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To all Korean learners: If Jim Carey can do it, so can we!
@@folo4352 No kidding Sherlock.
Note: tired of getting comments about the troll thing. It was over a year ago. Sorry.
@@folo4352 cool pfp
Slozo r/woooooosh
ElizaLanga yessss lol
Jim Carey is a different breed mans the best
Stuff like this is the real reason to learn other languages. Not to be a superspy and listen in on foreign conversations, but to connect with people from different cultures on a level you can only get from their native language. People get so happy when you speak to them in their language in a country where they probably get little chance to use it.
I have an idea:WHY DONT WE INVENT A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE THAT EVERYONE SPEAKS!
I'll call it: ru820dmq;/
fmowqfnur4, 29fm93s, dom42!! fmow,ofmf93! H4H4H4H4H4H4H4!!!!!
@@thinginground5179 English is as close as we can get to a Universal Language. Even then, I'd still rather have a local language.
@@JoNarDLoLz ok peepeepoopoo brain
Orrrr We all could have one universal language globally, one currency globally, one government globally... Fire and Brimstone with true end of the world apocalyptic catastrophes and the return of Christ... Lets go !!!! :D being silly .. yes i agree it is intimate in a way to learn another cultures language. It allows a certain connection that can bring people closer.
Yep
The korean girl is deeply touched when she hears a foreigner speaking in her native language.
No Korean would be able to understand what he's saying with that weird accent. The power of acting.
I thought she was scared she was gonna lose her job cause she was talking shit while working customer service 😂
@@Ri57490 You can understand based on context clues, but as a Korean linguist it makes me cringe when people don't try to perfect their accent and tone.
@@Ri57490 you don't know Korean
@@Ri57490 He's trying his best to emphathy. His effort is more important
Everyone's talking about Jim Carey's accent but im here wondering why this was recommended to all of us a sudden😂😂
Ik right it’s like they waited 8 years and were like yes we shall recommend In 2019😂😂
Me too.. maybe because i watched too much kpop related videos esp ehem bts.
It's to tell me to start learning Korean seriously. 😂
Monika G i feel like youtube’s bullying me to get back on my korean lessons
ITS JUST POP UP ON MY RECOMMEND VIDEO
"When you speak to someone in a language he knows, that goes to his head,
When you speak to someone in his language, that goes to his heart"
- Nelson Mandela
Are you sure? Mandela says it?
Necklacing taught him well I see
Lodewyk van der Westhuyzen I thought we only had 11
Are you sure that Mandela said those?
That isn't what he said. He said; Because when you speak a language, English, well many people understand you, including Afrikaners, but when you speak Afrikaans, you know you go straight to their hearts.
That's his real quote
Just imagine how long it took him to learn that
You are everywhere dude 🤯
ohmygod the legend 😳
Oh hey it's you. Hi there guy without a mustache
finally i'm seeing this guy's comment before it blows up
All the people who may read this. Have a great day!
as a korean, carrey's accent is way better than some "korean" actor's korean in american movies like the black panther scene where that lady was speaking unintelligible korean lol. I really respect him for memorizing all that, memorizing a foreign language is super hard!!
Whoa what?? Seriously?? I had no idea. Lol. Did she have a strong Busan accent or something?
@@rabiosas6473 nope, she doesn't have a Korean dialect of any sort. it's just simply unintelligable korean--that lady's either 100% a foreigner or a korean who didn't learn korean at all.
@@lindas4380 Wow that must've been so weird to watch.
@@rabiosas6473 yeah, it was just weird lol, there's this Korean variety show, Running Man, and the members of the show heard the clip and tried to guess what the lady was saying. it was really funny lol and was similar to how I was trying to guess what that lady was saying :|
I remember the Korean guy from Hawaii 5-0. His pronounciation is horrible, like he never spoke Korean before even though he is Korean. And I'm Japanese...
Honestly he's so cute when he speaks korean
I know right? And for learning a few lines for a movie, he actually does really well.
He always is 🤗
Ofcourse he's jim carrey
syed kahar he is disgusting af
@@Ateezwooyoung he's not lol.. what makes you say that he is?
Directer: "Alright Jim, I need you to speak Korean in this scene."
Jim: "Aight Bet."
id actually go with "ALRIGHTY THEN!!!!"
Jim isn't a 12 year old kid trying to sound "cool" on the internet, so no.
AAAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAALRIGHTY THEEEEEEEEEEEEN.....
If Jim Carrey was playing in a korean comedy movie, he'd still be acting with facial expressions a lot, you can tell from this scene a little bit, but if he was truly serious in his comedy style, he would play with the range of korean sounds and intonations more
@@computerguy6264 ok boomer
I'm a Korean and I approve of his accent.
Even ignoring the fact that he's speaking Korean I love what he says. I think most people would get on your side if you told them you're trying to get on the good side of the significant other of your best friend who hates you.
HOLY HOLY!!! I can proudly say that I have the two HOTTEST women on this planet as MY GIRLFRIENDS! I am the unprettiest UA-camr ever, but they love me for what's inside! Thanks for listening plan
@@paulwaltersheherfeministvl521 what are you talking about
Omg he speaks korean like Ollie from JOLLY 😂👌
safichii0 OMG YES EYe-
im not the only one think bout that 😂😂
And Olly definitely learned more and longer xD
Was thinking the exact same thing lol 😂
Jollibean spotted
I'm Korean and I'm honestly impressed by this. He did really well for someone who had to act this all out. 10/10.
Probably would have felt it was disrespectful if he half assed another language like so many actors do in movies.
Do you know what the Korean lady whisper before Carrey talk to her?
@@vagnersilva5465 if im correct she said" 살꺼면 사고 말꺼면 말고" direct translation is "If youre gonna get just get it or if not dont..!" but in this context it would be "Just buy it and leave"
Thanks for your comment. I'm sure I'm not the only one wondering how good/bad his accent was.
Interesting - I was wondering since I don't speak Korean at all what actual Koreans thought about it - I've learned Chinese for years and I can tell that a lot of hollywood movies where the actors "speak Chinese" it's really horrible and sometimes (like in the show 'Firefly') you can barely if at all understand a single thing they are trying to say it's that bad - I wonder though, is it the same with Korean where Korean speakers will compliment a foreigner's Korean skills even if you are being totally honest they're not very good compared to a native speaker? Because with Chinese it is like that - take Mark Zuckerberg. There's a video of him "speaking fluent Chinese" on youtube and his Chinese is really, really bad - but native speakers always compliment it just because at least he's trying to learn it and speak it - I feel like Chinese speakers are way too nice about it and need to be more honest with it. My wife is at least more honest (she is Chinese) but even she is nicer about it than I would be if someone were claiming to speak my language (Estonian) "fluently" when it was very poor in reality!
i'm half korean and understood about 80% of what he said. i had to rewatch a few times to understand what he said. but that doesn't take away from jim carrey's effort to understand and speak the language back earnestly. big respect. :)
I’m a native Korean speaker and from what I saw in interviews, he actually went and got a tutor to learn Korean for these scenes. It wasn’t just him reading phonetic sounds off a script, those few lines in Korean are actually digested by Carrey. You can see that he understands the construct of the language by listening to where he breaks the words and sentences. Instead of saying, “Ia m ad og”, he knows to break it up into, “I am a dog.”
His pronunciation is perfectly fine! I can understand everything and that's what matters in communication so... who cares about the accent😃😃
Exactly. I'm half Korean and have known the language for forever and I still can't pronounce all the words correctly 😂
@@raesmith2164 full blooded koreans themselves have said that they have trouble pronouncing certain words sometimes so it's all fine
육빅스 as a non Korean speaker, what does his accent sound like in Korean?
The PaperCut Survivor Sounds bit awkward in pronunciation but his intonation sounds pretty natural. He must have put a lot of effort on practicing those lines. Especially when he said “let’s get on the same team here”, i almost thought he is Korean!
When the teacher told him you did well at 0:13 he didn't understand. But he spoke full sentences to the lady.
Now you don’t know why I got so many likes
I love UA-cam recommendations, sometimes they're just so random lol.
Ok Ελένη Βλαχάκη
αγαπαμε ελενη βλαχακη αξία
Worth it.
τι κανεις εδω ελενη
He is the best.
like one ever was! **dun dun dun dun** to learn korean is his test! to speak it is his cause!
I have found you once again
whaaaa-
you're here too!?!?!?!?!?
I see you EVERYWHERE RAY MAK!😭
ray go outside
This is really impressive! He did a good job! Not only that, but he even acted in the language expressively, like how he said that "your time will definitely come" and "she really hates my guts." I'm also very impressed by how well he got the 어 and 으 vowels, those took me a very long time. English does not have vowels like those. And that he said "hwaiting" with a great Korean accent, instead of a very English "fighting!" I think he should be proud, he did a great job.
he was speaking korean with japanese accent lol
+sjkewlest i'm laughing so hard at this..i totally agree, i thought at first he was speaking japanese wahahahah XD
Korean pronunciation of foreigners is difficult. so it seems that Hard pronunciation will come out.
it sounded vietnamese when those two are put together Holy shit (dieing of laughter)
dying*
rofl
desolationrow they don't sound similar at all to me, but everyone I know asks me if I'm listening to something in Chinese when it's always in Japanese. I guess that a lot of people just say "Chinese" when they hear something Asian, I don't understand how you'd mix up Mandarin with Japanese though, they don't sound alike in any way.
More than Carey speaking Korean. It’s a great man management scene and way about talking to other ppl.
Carey could have easily shouted back or replied with a sarcastic Korean comment, instead he turned the situation around and was sympathetic to the shop keeper, and made her an friend.
That's kind of the point of the movie (it's called Yes Man btw)
Jim attends a semi-cultlike conference with a guy urging everyone to always say Yes to everything, which ends up improving Jim's life.
Right. He could’ve admonished her for poor customer service, but he didn’t. He wanted to know what was wrong with her.
@@themi0598 Thought it was because a wish his son made, after Jim's character breaking a promise to him again.
@@barthoving2053 No, thats Liar Liar which has a completely different premise (Jim is a lawyer who normally is a compulsive liar but for one very important day can't lie at all due to his son's wish)
@@themi0598 Yes. You're right. I stand corrected.
This is the reasons why I like Jim Carrey, he really puts up his character in the play
Jim actually did a phenomenal job with all things considered. Consdiering the fact that English is characteristically drastically different from Korean. Jim did a great job.
Director: “i need u to speak korean”
Jim: “arraseo”
Lol
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear ang
Or easier:
Jim: De.
@@AlexisVidaMedinaLim you mean nae (네)?
@@alskarmode some koreans pronounce the n( ㄴ) almost like a d, and the m(ㅁ) like a b(i honestly dont know why but it happens), i think she just got confused by the way the girl pronounced it on the clip
I'm korean and when I'm depressed I come here and watch this over and over again Cuz the way he talks in korean is weirdly soothing for me
I'm not Korean, I'm from Argentina but I agree with you. It's a soothing voice that he uses to talk Korean and that must took a lot of effort to learn the language at least for that movie.
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Are u okay bro??
@@Syaznisa he died last month
@@itdobelikedattho8112 i hope she/he still alive..
Everyone arguing about accents and all, but nobody mentions how beautiful and sad this scene is. The acting from both Jim and the Korean lady was great and the dialogue was well written and relatable. I like this scene.
I don't think I've seen any Hollywood actor speak a longer line in Korean with the camera in their face. Jim did an excellent job with in this scene. Jim is a perfectionist and did the whole scene on one continuous take. He did have the option of cutting in half, but he refused. The dialog was also changed numerous times but he rocked it. Yes, his pronunciation wasn't perfect. Although I can read, write and even speak Greek, Hebrew and German and am fluent in Korean and English, my pronunciation is not perfect when I speak German. I'm so proud of Jim for taking on this challenge.
The camera is not always on his face, there may be cuts. Not to blame his performance though
For a minute I thought I was watching a Kdrama with Jim Carrey in it 😂😂
LMAO
😂💕
Oh shit! ROTFL!!
Honestly, he did really well. He started really well but his lines were really complicated but he did better than I thought.
real water bender
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I've been studying Korean for 4 years, still not good enough at it to have a conversation with a native speaker... but, after seeing this... I guess I'll keep working...
Jim exclaiming Aza Aza Fighting is the encouragement I never knew I needed.
there are only comments criticising the criticising comment of Jim’s accent
It's hard enough to learn a language with drastically different intonations and grammar from the one you're used to. Anybody who shames a person for being brave enough to go outside of their comfort zone like that is the person who should feel ashamed. XF
Probably it was a single guy who criticism his accent and then boom, a thousand people feel like "everyone" was criticism the accent.
@@jasonrodriguez2963 now I'm going to criticize you for criticizing the guy criticizing the other guys criticizing the accent.
Roni Taylor careful, that might be too meta 😅
I think I found out that on UA-cam when people have a negative view of something instead of saying their view they will say somebody else believes it and pretend they are talking about them.
He's using a Japanese accent when he's speaking Korean lol
Still impressive though xD
In Hollywood there are dialog coaches that help actors speak foreign lines. Usually it's only 1 or 2 sentences but Carrey speaks a lot of lines here. They're all memorized. Anyway the dialog coach may have been a Japanese who spoke Korean as a second language. The movie business is very sloppy in this regard. I speak Russian and French and I have never understood American actors speaking those languages in movies (unless they use native speakers)
+olgasM3 Have you seen Captain America 2? There was the scene at the beginning where Captain America speaks with a French guy. I laughed so hard when I heard that the accent was definitely from Quebec. I'm from Quebec, but they tried to sell a villain from France as a Quebecker. Actually, the whole cinema erupted in laughter. :)
+iKoreaan yeah i was wondering why it sounded weird xD
Yeaaa I speak Korean, but I cannot understand him. Having just visited Japan I really feel like he's confused the sounds of Korean with Japanese. haha.
당연하지. But you can still give him credit for trying. :)
It's not only about him speaking her native language, it's also about his approach on her problem and making she feels better.
I'm intermediate in korean and actually he did pretty good. Like he messed up a few syllables but i could still make out what hes trying to say. I was also impressed by how good he got the eaiser words. He sounded pretty good towards the end too. 너무 멋져서! 화이팅, 짐 캐리!
i love how everyone in the comment section is a korean or a self proclaimed korean speaking expert lol but seriously everyone butchers a language they're trying to learn and Carey probably only memorized the lines necessary and had a limited amount of time to get his lines right more respect to him for doing as well as he did
When the title says "Korean" there will obviously be koreans in the comment section. Use your head.
I’m of Korean decent. The brutally honest answer is that Koreans are *institutionally* racist. Just look up what our pledge of allegiance was until 2007. Only the younger Koreans have a welcoming attitude of people trying to learn our language and culture, no matter their skill level.
yo this is recommended more to Koreans so korean ratio in the comment section is way higher than normal
dood you gotta widen your mind before you go full deep on sarcastic mode "everyone is korean" lol
when a nitwit thinks hes edgy, your comment happens lol
Strange how in all languages except english you're expected to put on an accent.
@@halfrightface Ive been all over the world, and Koreans are the most anal retentive people regarding the correct pronunciation of their language. If it's not perfect, they will look at you like you have a dick growing out of your forehead.
As a Korean, I feel his pronunciation really funny but so good despite learning to speak Korean first for a short time. He said that it was painful for his coach to teach him how to speak Korean in his interview. I was impressed that she speaks Korean fluently as well maybe she might be Korean and he also speaks well ....good luck 짐캐리의 웃긴 장면
That's so bad when I saw some people in comments said his accent so bad or sucks but I really appreciate for him to take his valuable time to learn to use Korean a little bit.
she is Korean so yeah...
여성분 한국 사람 맞아욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
+김준형 ㅋㅋㅋ 짐 아주씨~ 짱!
사람들이 한국어를 말할 때 그것을 사랑 해요 ㅋㅋㅋ
im jealous., i wana learn j
After so many dramas...I can finally understand most of these. After a these years. Lel. I can finally appreciate Jim Carrey's efforts here. It's actually good for when this movie was made.
Soo-Mi is just adorable
He was awesome in that movie...and yes he will speak Korean with an accent. He just learned the language, for god's sake. That's how normal people who learns any new language speak. The learned language, but their own speaking manner. That's the way that character should speak. If he was speaking the language with so much proficiency with just that short a time, that's when you know the character portrayal is done wrong...!!
Gosh !! What's wrong with people??
this comment makes sense
They want to diss. Who doesn't like attention?
@@Joshua_Cartus I dont
I think it's just jarring to hear such advanced syntax in a beginner's accent. Generally, if you get far enough to converse like that, you also learn along the way how to shape your mouth to form the words more naturally. It really doesn't feel like a failure on his part, but on the part of the language coach and the creative team. There didn't have to be a disconnect there, but there was, and that's why we're all here talking about it. I really enjoyed this movie and this scene, but I think there was some untapped potential for an even smoother portrayal there.
@@adeliakaye8378 To be fair, there are plenty of advanced learners of any language who still speak with a thick accent.
2019 recommended...
but I'm gonna watch this movie right now.
It is a great "feel good" movie, up there with It's A Wonderful Life. Not a fantastic movie but very serviceable
I watched many times
What's the name of this movie? Pls tell.. :)
@@SydneyWCP yes man
@John Doe Arigato for the movie name /\
What’s excellent about this scene is how is holds up years later! It’s warm, funny and sweet.
It can be a hell of a culture shock when someone finds out you speak their native tongue, but it tends to put a smile on people's faces when they least expect it. It shows you care about other cultures and are willing to adapt and learn.
As a Korean his pronunciations,intonations accents are not really good but it wasn't hard to understand haha
+Howard Lee i imagine jim didn't study korean that much, that or he just hasn't had enough practice.
Yes I agree, he must have had lack of time to practice Korean.
Well he is supposed to be a beginner. If he spoke perfectly it wouldnt be realistic at all. Nice touch tbh.
저게 안좋은 발음이라고?
상당히 좋은데?
대부분의 한국인 영어발음보다는 훨씬 낫네그랴
He was using a japanese accent so that made it harder
1:52 he said hwaighting though. :D
Can you please explain for those (like me) who have no idea what this means? 😅
My Job Is Needed Hwaiting is the English word fighting but sometimes said phonetically as Hwaiting or Paiting. You can look up " Korean Fighting" on google if you want to learn more from a sites that know more than me.
My Job Is Needed Here it just means like good luck or do well idk something like that.
Looked up "korean fighting", now I know how violent korean people are.
Sebastian Lestrange not physically
I love her reaction when she finds out he can speak Korean is so authentic
As a westerner, his accent is pretty okay. English doesn't have a lot of "sounds" that asian languages have, so it gets difficult for westerners to even pronounce it... He is doing so great. I wanna be this fluent with japanese someday
by westerners you mean English speakers and Spanish speakers. Europe is also part of "the west" and they have many languages and many sounds
Why no one talking about how a Korean drama vibe was developing between Jim and that Lady when Jim started talking in Korean
I was LoL d at that scene btw thanks👍
70% of the comments: bitching about the accent
25% of the comments: defending the accent
5% of the comments: enjoying the damn clip.
Im enjoying the comments... hehe
I almost woke up my kid because I laughed so loud.
5% here
I just loved this movie ! So... I'm on the 5% category !
don't forget us who are wondering WTF this got in my recommended list?
Jim Carrey: **Can speak Korean*
Me: **Still struggling to learn my own language*
Try harder
Jim Carrey is a national treasure
Sounds like Korean but with a Japanese accent? lol
yeah !
Yah, it's sound like he talking in Japanese.
If I wouldn't know he speak Korean I would think he's speaking in Japanese.
That's probably because he learned Japanese first.
+TornadoCreator Maybe, or he talking like this in purpose to pretend he is funny.
That’s odd, because I lived in Japan for 5-years and I don’t hear a true Japanese accent at all. In fact, if I heard this over the telephone I would just think that some White guy was trying to speak to me in Korean.
I can tell he's trying his best so idk why y'all going off like 💀
Edgy kpop stans who think they speak better korean but possibly can't speak korean in front of their oppas
@@ghoulsblood lmao
@@ghoulsblood Im still learning I think I know one word called oppai dunno what it means though
@@thinginground5179 brooo🤣🤣🤣. It's oppa and it means big brother in Korean but what you remember is oppai which is breasts in Japanese 🤣🤣🤣
@@sometimeshotpocketscanchan2465 oohh shit ive been saying it randomly
I'm not a Korean but have been watching too much kdrama and listening to way too much kpop to say his accent is just fine. I can understand him and I think that's all what should matter
Edit: omg he also said "hwaiting" I love him 😂😂
Ditto he actually got a lot of the sentence inflections right! I'm impressed lol
I loved that last line, made me laugh so hard.
It happened to me a couple of times (once someone was translating for me and once I was the one translating). You just repeat in the original language and it takes you a minute to remember you were supposed to translate it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love the "Fighting!" he threw in there. LOL!
THAT WAS THE BEST!
Is that what “asasa” means? Ive always been curious about that expresion because is not translated.
Let's be fair on the accent for his Korean, there's a LOT of accents of English speakers, he did well considering.
That's so cute Jim Carrey...... No wonder lots people love you ❤
외국인으로서는 한국어를 배우는 거 어려워요!! 근데 2-3년 동안 한국어를 배우고 있고 제 실력이 놀랍게도 좋아지고 있습니다! 솔직히 한국어가 정말 아름다운 거 같습니다. 하지만 한국어 문법 정말 어렵습니다.... 제가 가장 좋아하는 취미는 한국어를 배우는 거예요! 원래 스타크래프트 때문에 한국어를 배우기 시작했어요. 제가 한국어를 배우기 시작했을 때 한국어는 (한글) 한자랑 비슷할 거라고 생각했습니다. 정말 놀랐습니다! 나에게 어렵지 않았습니다. 근데 한국어 문법 정말 복잡한 거 같아요. ㄷㄷ
와 한국어 잘하시네요! 언어를 꾸준히 배우는 게 참 어려운 일 같은데 한국어를 2-3년 배우셨다는 게 멋지네요 👍😀 스타크래프트에서 한국 친구들 만나게 돼서 한국어 배우기 시작하신 건가요?
@@jeonghoko5545 네 ㅎㅎㅎ 스타1에서 많은 한국인 친구들을 만났기 때문에 한국어를 배우기 시작했습니다. 저의 한국어 실력은 좋지 않다고 생각해요. 하지만 언젠가 저는 한국어를 완전히 배울 거예요. 아직도 작은 실수를 많이 합니다. 한국 문법 정말 어려운 거같아요. 연습이 많이 필요합니다.
@@alexfriedman2047 네 어려운 부분들이 꽤 있죠ㅋㅋ 한국어 공부 계속해서 잘 해나가길 바라요!
Sounds more like Japanese but still he did a good job.
thats what i thought also lol
That's korean ^^
They are pretty similar in certain regards, a good number of common words and phrases can be heard between both.
Doesn't sound like Japanese to me at all. But some Korean people commented that it sounded like Korean with Japanese accent.
@@YustinJ420 the way he pronounced the words sound more Japanese. Yes the words themselves are Korean but the way he was speaking, where he put the accent in the words isn't typical Korean, it did sound more like Japanese.
I don’t care what people say, the dedication Jim Carrey puts in is amazing.
This *Randomly* just popped in my head as I’m at work currently. THANK YOU UA-cam
For some reason, always come back to this clip for a laugh. Never gets old 😁
I don't know much Korean, but his intonations make it sound more like he's speaking Japanese than Korean. But still, I can tell he did put in a lot of effort as always.
Everyone: omg his accent
Me: so what happened to that someone trying to kill themself??
Watch the movie XD
He played the song for him and saved him. Until the next suicidal try
the next scene is the best in the movie
He sung a song to distract him and yeeted him off the window ledge
He sang a song to the dude trying to jump, and pulled him back when he least expected it and Jim ended it with a Beatles reference, "I got blisters on me fingers"
Great video! And always nice to hear someone express themselves in another language! )))
I like the end, where he inadvertently answers in Korean, then corrects himself with the English version about the guy jumping off the building. Haha!
UA-cam: Funny Jim Carey scene
Commenters: iT sOuNdS LiKe a JaPanEse InFlEcTiOn
Ikr, like calm down we all know your FluEnT in Korean and totally didn't just learn it cause you like kpop.
As a Korean, I love the way he speaks Korean😍
How proper is his pronunciation? 잘?
@@t.tokuyama869 sound weird but i can understand 😆
한국어로해 간단한영어는 ㅋㅋ
I've learned English, that is enough for me lol 😆
find a chinese guy you send him KNNBCCB he will meet you and give you free lunch :D
@@hojingzun6384 🇧🇿🇧🇿🇧🇿
Typical WG. Your English is probably shit anyways.
@@summeronio9751 Not as shitty as your hateful attitude.
@@summeronio9751 Your manners are appalling. His name is not English, so maybe he has taken time to learn a language other than his mother tongue. (Not certain, but maybe). Just so you know, English is also not an easy-peasy language to learn (not the most difficult, but still) and then there is the factor of not all people having the same strong points in their studies.
When I first saw this movie I wasn't the biggest fan of it cause it just felt like a different version of Liar Liar
But over the years this film has really grown on me as one of my favorite Jon Carey films.
The message this movie sends is just so palpable and rather really important about opening yourself up to the world more often.
Because there's so much joy out there in the world to find but you can only find it by saying "yes" to things, and you don't have to yes to everything but the opportunities that can come from saying yes can be endless.
This movie is perhaps on of Jim Carey's most underrated gems in his entire filmography!
If I’m being honest with my self and the internet I want to learn a language for this exact reason
Everyone commenting about how people are commenting that he's accent isn't good.... Yet I don't see any such comments
It probably drowned from the sea of comments.
Itachi Goku Tbh I think his accent is perfect.
Same
Itachi Goku you must have seen “he sounds like he’s speaking Japanese” somewhere
This is great, because his vocabulary is perfect. 100% native Korean.
I'm Australian and I speak fluent German. Any time I meet a German in Australia and try to speak German with them, they just answer in English. It sucks.
that’s literally me for Hindi, I just gave up. I think when they talk me back in English, it mean I am butchering the language and they want to let me down easy.
How come that you're fluent in German of all languages?
@@DaPohli I live in Germany. Before I moved here permanently 3 years ago, I spend a few years living back and foward between Aus and Germany. It was then I mostly bumped in to backpackers through friends and at bars. None of them had any interest speaking German. I once asked an Austrian girl, who a friend was dating at the time (who surprisingly loved speaking German with me), why people seemed to allergic to speaking German. She said backpackers, especially from Europe, are trying to spend a few years escaping their culture before they return to it for good. Hearing their mother tounge spoken to them kills the illusion of escapism and reminds them that their real lives are still waiting for them back in Germany, or wherever they come from. Seemed to be to be as good an answer as any.
0:14 "you did good" is what he said lmaoo
Indeed
It was as if he was speaking Korean with a Japanese inflection.
Mikelpsu11 You are very cute
@@deliveson5298 lmao gay
@@DCapybara So?
@@deliveson5298 Oh shit you are, fuck me dude im gay too lmaooooo
1:52 man this part. he did it soooooo well
He speaks really well!! Soothing accent.
Jim Carrey Stans: OMG HE'S BREATHING
oh, on dio?
He did surprisingly well on making his Korean sound understandable. Can’t imagine how much effort he put in pulling that
I loved this movie! The obvious message was don't be afraid to experience as much of life as you can RIGHT NOW because it is over so fast. Say yes to everything you can, get out of your comfort zone and enjoy every day. For widowers like me, this could help keep us alive. The world needs to get back to meeting people and making friends again.
The Korean woman became quite adorable when Carey made her laugh @1:45 mark & especially when he got her to say "Let's go" 😊
I love how he got stuck in Korean at the end. 😂 So true of multi lingual people. Sometimes we need to nudge our brain to skip the other language lane. Lol.
I’m loving the positive comments on how amazing Jim Carey is learning and speaking Korean in this movie.
Man i need to watch it again! Watched once in 2010 and loved it.
It's always been my experience that foreigners tend to speak English better than we (English) do, because they have been taught how to speak correctly whereas we just pick it up from family and friends.
Can't totally agree since I've met many foreigners ( Asians / Central Americans / Europeans ) whose English was poor. But, to your point, when foreigners do speak properly or at least as well as native born Americans / British / Aussies, etc., then THAT can be pretty embarrassing! LoL. ( Seriously, at least in America, there can be a lazy acceptance of grammatical mistakes and excessive informal speech. When someone on a social platform like UA-cam truly constructs articulate sentences in conveying their thoughts I almost cannot believe it. )
Imagine being fluent after one class
andrewondrugs RIGHT? Do you know how many languages I’d be fluent in if that was the case? 😂😂😂
Can't relate lmao
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I'm a Korean but I can't understand what he said without eng subtitles lol
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
***** sorryyy I'm terrible at Eng.
+glgldgld there's nothing wrong with saying "I'm a Korean"
just like "I'm an American"
+glgldgld don't listen to 오태태! "I'm a Korean" makes sense too.
+glgldgld Yeah me too. I'm learning Korean and I can tell his pronunciation is a bit off. It sounds like a mix of Korean & Japanese.
It’s been awhile, but I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this movie.
I love this part of the movie. I love the look of surprise on her face when she hears this goofball speaking her language.
The most unrealistic part about this scene is that she wasn't flabbergasted at how he knows Korean. Usually that results in a jawdrop....
At least they didn't make it too generic like what you assume all expect
thats just too cliche, maybe she'll lift an eyebrow
@@user-mg7wh8zq6v it's not cliche, it happens 8/10
@@geeksaurusrex close enough
She was sad, that's why
Him speaking Korean to the American without realizing is literally how koreaboos act lmao
The movie situation is in Korea. Most likely people around him speak Korean. Storyline, plot and setting.
I probably will talk excitedly with Koreaboos or whatsoever is their name. The best way to learn a language is by using it. Well at least you will be able to know if someone is swearing at you in different language.
Plus, I don't understand why people love to put labels on everything. Poor world, no hopes when people are laughing at others, meanwhile they miss a chance to see how ridiculous they are for others too. Sad people.
@@namjoonismine5865 no, I get it and I appreciate your post!! I only meant as a joke because I've seen those compilations where a girl made a video that pretends to talk to an english friend and keeps "accidentally" speaking Korean
@@snooxe8063 That girl is a meme in the K-pop community, too. Actual kpop fans don't support kboos.
@@callisto4838 ik I'm a kpop stan :> im just joking around lol
This happens to everyone who speaks more than one language anyway. If I am speaking or writing with someone in X language and then I speak to another person in a second language, I sometimes first talk to that other person in the language I was speaking with the first person until I quickly realize.
“How is the weather in Cheongju?” Makes me happy because I lived there for five years.
Jim Carry Korea Speak Very Nice 👏👏👍👍
짐 케리 한국어 너무 잘 하셨습니다 😊🙂