I really respect her parents. Adopting a daughter from another country and to add to that she was 10 years old is not as common as if you were to adopt a baby. My favourite episode so far.
@@hayrunisa9285 the family could have had problems like financial problems etc and couldn't raise her properly so that maybe why they put her for adoption until they have secured their lives
Looks like Average family, like they could afford her lifestyle but she must had been fine in academics, so the doctor wanted to suggest a better opportunity for her future. Since S Korea has more growth options and the Korean couple already wanted a Child.
I honestly love the amount of effort KBS is putting in exposing other culture to the korean audience. They're recognizing that racism is an issue in Korea and I think this is one of the best ways to introduce other cultures and other people to a country as homogenous as South Korea. They're neither sugarcoating nor exaggerating anything and are trying to do away with stereotypes people have about other races and I really respect them for that.
i actually agree with you on these, south Korea is really a nice place to visit but because of stereotypes that why it will be difficult to improve in terms of culture
This show isn’t born out of the fact that “racism is an issue in Korea” (which it surely is like in any other country) and KBS feels the need to educate them.Rather, Korean people love finding humanity in people culturally and ethnically different from them and are curious about foreigners. This show is to satisfy that curiosity. Korean people may be all about “Korea this and Korea that” superficially, but most don’t have a deep, genuinely-held ethnocentrism that makes them think that people from other cultures are genuinely different from them and inherently inferior. That’s actually more prevalent among Japanese people, in my experience-ironic, since they have a reputation for being “less racist” than Koreans. And frankly, this idea that Koreans are uniquely racist is indeed, a stereotype, in and of itself.
@@nicol.7738 Ofcourse not all koreans are racist. I'm pretty sure there must be many who welcome people of different cultures with open arms. But it still doesn't hide the fact that there's a lot of racism that happens to foreigners and Cultural Appropriation that has always been and still is prevalent in Kpop and the Korean Entertainment Industry. Also, there have been many times where they show foreigners especially POC in a very stereotypical and negative light. And, these things can probably lead to some koreans developing a stigma against foreigners and being racist. And, I just want to say this that I've been told by some koreans themselves that racism is prevalent in South Korea. Especially in the South Korean Entertainment Industry. But, indeed I know that not each and every Korean is racist but from what I've seen a bunch of them or even a majority sadly are.
Everything about this episode was very unusual. Her being adopted at a late age and thus having such a strong bond to her birth parents must be hard for her Korean parents. I admire for their strength and resilience. Not many adoptive parents would allow such a close bond to a child's birth parent. All of her parents were so supportive. Such a heart warming episode.
Woow That must be super hard because when she is in korea she really misses her biological family but If she stays for a long time in Bangladesh she is going to miss her korean family and friends ㅠㅠShe basically has two families and two homes
wow what a story...she basically has two families... korean family and bd family... she is very lucky that she was adopted by such a sweet korean family... I wish her the best of luck and may her real parents have the strength to cope up with this
Johana is a really lucky girl. She has 2 families that love her a lot. Don't ever judge a family who had to give up a child for adoption. Giving your child the best chance at life is showing them love, even if you can't be there with them all the time.
This episode is so touching. What a generous couple not only to adopt, but to adopt a foreign child (not a baby nor Korean) old enough that they can't pass as their own. I can only recall one KBS story about adoption and that was in the show Screening Humanity from a long time ago. It's not a common topic to be featured/discussed, which is why I like this episode.
Yes, I saw that show, which had a Russian girl being adopted into a Korean family. It was the same situation as this show - a little girl gets adopted into a Korean family, grows up with two cultures, then goes back to see her biological family in Russia.
im crying so hard when her father cry..her parents want the best education for her..they did a right thing plus she met a veryyyy nice korean parents....& she is so pretty..
I really like this episode! I can relate myself to Johanna a lot... i have been living in Germany for 7 years and i have german parents too but my biological family live in Indonesia. I can feel her sorrow and how she misses her family in Bangladesh too. Like i do, the only think we can do now is to pray and study harder and work harder.. then go back to our home country with proud! I am rooting you, Johana
Well all i can say is that your birth parents made that choice for you ..i am sure they had their good reason but i think its only fair that you should respect their choice and respect the family in germany which gave you home and a place in their heart.i think you should stay here in germany with your parents.😘
respect to her both parents (Korean and Bangladesh). they both did great job. It's hard to give your child to another people. and it's hard to raise a child from 10 y. she already understood everything that was happening. and to show equal love to adopted and own children is not that easy, I'm sure.
I guess this was too emotional for me to watch in the middle of the night. Being a bengali who loves Korean culture, this episode has touched me in ways I cannot express. Thank you KBS team for taking her back to Bangladesh no matter how short the visit was. Johanna you are a very lucky girl to have two such loving families. Don't be sad, be strong and I wish you all the best in life! :')
OMG maybe I really emotional these days but when I saw her biological parents sending her off once again I couldn't stop crying. The way both her parents cried. The look in their eyes sending their daughter off. How hard must it have been. Being in a situation where u have to do this. T_T OMG I can't stop crying. Especially after that video messege. Her little sister T_T Hehe Her Korean dad seems exactly like my dad LOL. Always teasing. Wanting to spend some quality time here and there. Coming into my every day asking how I spent it. Hugging me when he sees me. Iam glad somebody like that is taking care of her.
I like episodes like this, not like ones with people who try to expand or advertise their business in Korea. Stories like this is based on true life style of theirs in Korea not based on their success in Korea using this show for their biz.
I understand why she couldn't study in BD, she comes from a really poor area in BD, I don't think it's anywhere near the cities - I hope her blood family overcomes the hardships in their situation and bless the Korean parents for doing such a lovely thing.
This is one lucky girl . Some don’t even have a family and she has got two that love her dearly . But deep down I hope she love her adoptive parent more
This episode is so beautiful. The girl is surrounded by love. The Korean parents have the heart of the ocean. The Korean dad is one amazingly cool man. She even told him when he asked her if she liked any boy in he class yet " I want a guy like you, dad". So sweet ! And obviously she became such an incredible young woman.
When I first came to US to study, I used to cry missing my family at home esp whenever I saw planes in the sky.. It must have been so hard for her to get used to everything and everyone new.. 😢
her little sister is so nice its hurts my heart she wont grow up having her older sister around. It looks like she really does love her big sister alot.
These families are very blessed to have this young woman and vice versa. I hope the best for them all... watching this kind of inspires me to adopt. I love how her Korean parents raised her and ensure they always show love, not just say it.
It must be tough for her and for the families tho, that she has to divide her attention. Both families must think she likes the other one better and she must feel guilt. Maybe she even feels like she does't belong to one of the families sometimes. The korean family is awesome tho, they give all their love to her. I feel bad for the bangladesh family, but I'm really happy they sent her to study cuz education in korea is really better for girls.
As a person who has had to fight literally for everything I have through this show/families it's inspired me not to give up keep working toward my dream. I can't begin to describe how much respect I have for the families who through all the odds they continue to remain humble, loving and don't take anything for granted. Have alot appreciation for this family who chose to adopt older child, the older you are the less chance for adoption. So nice to see the positive vibe from natural/adopted families good people.
This is the most beautiful thing i have seen today in youtube i would like to thank #MyNeighborCharles team and #KBS for producing and showing such a good example of generosity. This is how human being suppose to be, no matter from what caste, creed or race we belong but our heart should be filled with kindness and love just like both parents have, im very touched by watching this and last but not the least thank you #joanna for sharing your dreams!!! South Korea thank you for showing beautiful Bangladesh, love from India ❤❤❤
Wow , this is very touching. I give props to the adoptive parents because in Korea it's uncommon to adopt s child let alone adopting someone who is from another country, I'm just really touched. Very beautiful family. I hope Koreans get inspired by this.
She used to be my best friend in childhood... We had a lot of fun.. I really miss her. After 16 year suddenly i found this video on UA-cam 😥❤️ I don’t know where she is right now. But i really hope she is doing great. I hope she become successful ✨❤️
I love love love this episode !! So beautifully produced, so genuine. it broke my heart when her biological mother just broke down... Johanna is gorgeous, and we can clearly see her inner beauty... also it was very interesting to see how they keep a certain distance in Banglad.. . she certainly hugged her biol. parents, in comparison to S. Kor. where they kissed on their lips (the popo kiss thing)... Adaptation is never easy... Anyway very great job KBS World !!
All stories matter but this kind of episode really marks and highlights the intention of this whole programme. Well done guys we need more heartwarming stories like these than those foreigners trying to establish business with their wives.
In Bangladesh,specially in the village areas,everyone related or not meets the guest.Its something we do.Kind of welcoming and fimilarizing ourselves with the guest.People in Bangladesh are really social,almost like birds
I have felt the same most of the times when I went to Bangladesh. Most of the time the whole village come to meet the guest. It's just a way for them to know them...
i m an Odia from odisha,india I can understand bengali Our cultures r almost same I m happy that the biological parents gave up some affection to give her a better life I also know how to play harmonium
12:25 the teachers shoes. Haha This episode made me tear a few times. I hope she gets to go back often to visit her family. Bless her Korean parents because they gave her an opportunity that she possibly will never get if she stayed in Bangladesh. Also I remember in the last episode's preview of this episode, she was speaking to a worker that she's Korean national or something. I really wanted to see that part.
They mentioned that she's struggling with her grades. Does the school have some kind of program where a translator can help her or have extra tutoring or something like that? She seems like a bright girl, it's just that the language barrier is a little hard for her to grasp subjects in school. I wish her and her family all the best, though! They're really cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
good point but I don't think she has a language barrier. Her Korean and the way she acts and behaviors seems just like her fellow ages. Her parents briefly mentioned that they are working on other options for her future. They seem supporting her fully. I also hope she may have some other extra support from her school to catch up her school works. I also wish her and her family all the best!!!
PandaLuver1996 lol it's definitely not the language barrier, the show may have portrayed it that way but in actuality she's just having a hard time understanding Math like any other teenager. She'll do fine in the future
the subject in the maths class they were studying is calculus. normally it is studied in the first grade at university whereas not in korea. it must be generally hard
normally in university? where do you live? lol. it's a common subject for high schoolers in their 11'th year. I've done the same thing in school. it's just that not a lot of people like highschool math, or understand it. each person has things they're good at and things they're bad at.
chillipepper you can never say it is a common school subject, which implies as if it is in the globe. I have done my study in Korea and in which every student has to study basic calculus in their 11th grade regardless of whether one belongs in science curriculum or literature. However, as I have tutored in Canada, NZ, and Australia, in those contries, not everyone has to study it but up to students' choice. Nevertheless, in NZ it is a subject of the 13th year's, which is widely of the same age as the first grade's at uni in other contries, and, in Alberta Canada, there exist no calculus subject at high school.
I'm from Bangladesh but I grew up in the U.S. but watching this makes me miss my relatives in Bangladesh. She is blessed to have two families that love her equally and she is blessed to be living in Korea 😊
Completely, I can understand her mind and her parents mind, I am the person who is studying in Canada and Always when I leave for Canada, my feeling is like her mind and my parents feeling might be the same with my parents mind.
BRILLIANT EPISODE...I couldn't understand why Johana was adopted out, when her Parents were still alive in Bangladesh...But as the episode unfolded and we were able to see where Johana was and where she came from, I totally understood why...She is a beautiful young lady and the love she gets from both Parents and siblings, is awesome...Love to see an update on both families.
This really brought me to tears. I love the Korean parents and how they are so kind. Johanna is a very lucky girl, however, she is very kind. The twins are so cute. Thank you for sharing your story.
I wasn’t expecting to be literally pouring tears while watching this. It was just so relatable... especially when she was leaving. I could feel the love both families had for her.
oh KBS, you had to mention - Johana is a charming girl with dark skin. I don't understand the necessity to mention skin tone here! Korea's obsession with skin color is dumbfounding.
i don't find any thing wrong with mentioning of her skin color in the clip. over sensitive. the episode was just fine and no racism found with her skin tone or color. If so, it is probably from the poor translation in English.
there are some faults in the translation.. in the video message hossana & Bangladeshi parents were thanking the Korean parents & saying that the are grateful of their love towards Jhoanna..
I can't help my tears from falling. I didn't see my parents and siblings in more than 4 years and I was happy for her that she saw her parents. I hope I will get a chance to see my parents soon huhuhu
Im not crying! You are! No but seriously, her story just moved my heart and it reminded me of when i first left Philippines to move in Italy with my parents and had to leave behind my grandparents. I was 10 yrs old back then so now everytime i go back home in the philippines, a piece of my heart always stay behind and it saddens me knowing that i’ll always miss my granparents.
If her parents miss her that much why did they put her for adoption this bad thanks to her korean family she still can be in touch with her family in Bangladesh otherwise the families might not allow her to be in touch with her real parents
Although I don't speak bengali, hearing her speak it made me feel so much closer to her. A lot of my friends speak bengali, hearing her made her feel familiar ♥️
I really want to salute zoana's korean parents. How great that they didn't break the bond with her birth parents. I think that's why she is living happily now!!!
It must be so weird having two families, she seems kinda distant from both of her families or maybe she's just acting differently in front of the camera.
It might just be her personality too. I personally thought she seemed close enough to both her families, like she has been with each for roughly 8-9 years of her life.
both her korean parents and bengali parents are all so great omg im crying. i'd be devastated to leave either one in a situation like that. im happy to see that she has a great support system either way.
Been watching many episodes, although some of them brought tears to my eyes, this one really cried my eyes out. I respect Johana’s Korean parents so much as I am sure it’s not easy for them as well, I can they are trying extremely hard to show Johana their love and that it’s not any less than the twins. Wishing Johana all the best and be able to give back to both her biological and Korean parents in the future.
A birth of new family..A family doesn't need to be related in blood any more. Also a book says all of us are descents of Noah couple in the giant extended family.
This episode is so touching. I really respect her parents adopting Joahana when she was 10 and letting her to keep in touch with her bangali parents. It also must be really tough time for 10 years old of Johana to leave her family and adapt to living with her new family in a strange country.
the more you look at her the more she looks pretty specially when she smiles....her sister hossana adorable and charming too...her korean parents were cool.
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I really respect her parents. Adopting a daughter from another country and to add to that she was 10 years old is not as common as if you were to adopt a baby. My favourite episode so far.
But I don't understand why she is adopted if she has already a family
@@hayrunisa9285 the family could have had problems like financial problems etc and couldn't raise her properly so that maybe why they put her for adoption until they have secured their lives
Looks like Average family, like they could afford her lifestyle but she must had been fine in academics, so the doctor wanted to suggest a better opportunity for her future. Since S Korea has more growth options and the Korean couple already wanted a Child.
I honestly love the amount of effort KBS is putting in exposing other culture to the korean audience. They're recognizing that racism is an issue in Korea and I think this is one of the best ways to introduce other cultures and other people to a country as homogenous as South Korea. They're neither sugarcoating nor exaggerating anything and are trying to do away with stereotypes people have about other races and I really respect them for that.
i actually agree with you on these, south Korea is really a nice place to visit but because of stereotypes that why it will be difficult to improve in terms of culture
This show isn’t born out of the fact that “racism is an issue in Korea” (which it surely is like in any other country) and KBS feels the need to educate them.Rather, Korean people love finding humanity in people culturally and ethnically different from them and are curious about foreigners. This show is to satisfy that curiosity. Korean people may be all about “Korea this and Korea that” superficially, but most don’t have a deep, genuinely-held ethnocentrism that makes them think that people from other cultures are genuinely different from them and inherently inferior. That’s actually more prevalent among Japanese people, in my experience-ironic, since they have a reputation for being “less racist” than Koreans.
And frankly, this idea that Koreans are uniquely racist is indeed, a stereotype, in and of itself.
korean people in my class love black white and japanese people even if they love hug and touch me XD
ZOANA 😷😷😷😠😢😢😭
@@nicol.7738 Ofcourse not all koreans are racist. I'm pretty sure there must be many who welcome people of different cultures with open arms. But it still doesn't hide the fact that there's a lot of racism that happens to foreigners and Cultural Appropriation that has always been and still is prevalent in Kpop and the Korean Entertainment Industry. Also, there have been many times where they show foreigners especially POC in a very stereotypical and negative light. And, these things can probably lead to some koreans developing a stigma against foreigners and being racist.
And, I just want to say this that I've been told by some koreans themselves that racism is prevalent in South Korea. Especially in the South Korean Entertainment Industry.
But, indeed I know that not each and every Korean is racist but from what I've seen a bunch of them or even a majority sadly are.
I really love the fact that they also filmed in Bangladesh. This episode was beautiful!
Onti Mia why because of that
It really was
@@ssj-rose4572 because she is bangladeshi me to.
That airport she came from is called jashroe airport by an air force base
I cried non stop lol
Everything about this episode was very unusual. Her being adopted at a late age and thus having such a strong bond to her birth parents must be hard for her Korean parents. I admire for their strength and resilience. Not many adoptive parents would allow such a close bond to a child's birth parent. All of her parents were so supportive. Such a heart warming episode.
Woow That must be super hard because when she is in korea she really misses her biological family but If she stays for a long time in Bangladesh she is going to miss her korean family and friends ㅠㅠShe basically has two families and two homes
yeah lucky her.
@@emilianchux5789 not very lucky, while she's enjoying time with one family, she wants to have fun with the other. It's kinda hard to have 2 families.
@@saff.k it would be nice to have 2 families that love u
I don't understand why she is adopted if she has already a family?
@@hayrunisa9285 In the video, it is explained that her parents want a good education for Joana
wow what a story...she basically has two families... korean family and bd family... she is very lucky that she was adopted by such a sweet korean family... I wish her the best of luck and may her real parents have the strength to cope up with this
shreya jhorseismydaddy lol ur username and pic
army spotted....lol.....
Johana is a really lucky girl. She has 2 families that love her a lot. Don't ever judge a family who had to give up a child for adoption. Giving your child the best chance at life is showing them love, even if you can't be there with them all the time.
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I think it would be better to say "biological parents". The Korean mom and dad are her real parents, too. It really is a very unusual situation.
Being an Indian and also a bengali I felt so proud when Johanna was talking in bengali language with her family😭❤
i know right!!! i am crying literally!!!
Not johana but zoana
She is from Bangladesh ❤️
Both are her family.
Yeah
This episode is so touching.
What a generous couple not only to adopt, but to adopt a foreign child (not a baby nor Korean) old enough that they can't pass as their own. I can only recall one KBS story about adoption and that was in the show Screening Humanity from a long time ago. It's not a common topic to be featured/discussed, which is why I like this episode.
Yes, I saw that show, which had a Russian girl being adopted into a Korean family. It was the same situation as this show - a little girl gets adopted into a Korean family, grows up with two cultures, then goes back to see her biological family in Russia.
They wanted a child. They couldn't bear their own children until they adopted Johana. Then, they got pregnant. How awesome!
she's so pretty omg
Yes, she's insanely pretty
Top5Greece
You mean average shit head and I think she is pretty
Its a common face in Indian sub continent with diff skin tone. Some more exotic then this.
I agree with you
Oh ur disgusting she never even said she was pretty ur just insecure ab urself
im crying so hard when her father cry..her parents want the best education for her..they did a right thing plus she met a veryyyy nice korean parents....& she is so pretty..
The scene with the grandparents made me so emotional. I actually called up my grandpa just because it reminded me of him so much
I really like this episode! I can relate myself to Johanna a lot... i have been living in Germany for 7 years and i have german parents too but my biological family live in Indonesia.
I can feel her sorrow and how she misses her family in Bangladesh too. Like i do, the only think we can do now is to pray and study harder and work harder.. then go back to our home country with proud! I am rooting you, Johana
elengmath sending you virtual hug from bogor! semangat! :')
oh dear where about you in germany?im Indonesian live in london but travel alot to Germany
Big hug For U sist 😊 from Indonesia 😍 hopefully U canreach Ur goals to back Indonesia n meet ur biological family God bless U sist 😘
Her UA-cam channel has blown up
Well all i can say is that your birth parents made that choice for you ..i am sure they had their good reason but i think its only fair that you should respect their choice and respect the family in germany which gave you home and a place in their heart.i think you should stay here in germany with your parents.😘
respect to her both parents (Korean and Bangladesh). they both did great job. It's hard to give your child to another people. and it's hard to raise a child from 10 y. she already understood everything that was happening. and to show equal love to adopted and own children is not that easy, I'm sure.
I guess this was too emotional for me to watch in the middle of the night. Being a bengali who loves Korean culture, this episode has touched me in ways I cannot express. Thank you KBS team for taking her back to Bangladesh no matter how short the visit was. Johanna you are a very lucky girl to have two such loving families. Don't be sad, be strong and I wish you all the best in life! :')
OMG Hosana her little sister is sooo adorable!!! Love this episode! Especially how her korean parents treat her as though she were their real daughter
her bengali sister was so damn cuuuute
truth
Her bengali's sister looks like my younger sister, behave also. I love my sister very much.
@@dyralibra427 she looks like my younger self! We look different but I was Chubby like her😁
OMG maybe I really emotional these days but when I saw her biological parents sending her off once again I couldn't stop crying. The way both her parents cried. The look in their eyes sending their daughter off. How hard must it have been. Being in a situation where u have to do this. T_T
OMG I can't stop crying. Especially after that video messege. Her little sister T_T
Hehe Her Korean dad seems exactly like my dad LOL. Always teasing. Wanting to spend some quality time here and there. Coming into my every day asking how I spent it. Hugging me when he sees me. Iam glad somebody like that is taking care of her.
Anne Qert2 me too my eyes are swollen from crying especially when the said goodbye and when her little sister started crying
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I like episodes like this, not like ones with people who try to expand or advertise their business in Korea. Stories like this is based on true life style of theirs in Korea not based on their success in Korea using this show for their biz.
yess
Hosanna is soo cute omg. What a lovely episode.
...the fact that she is able to keep parts of her language fascinates me woah
I LOVE THE DIVERSE TYPES OF FAMILIES ON THIS SHOW GOSH
I understand why she couldn't study in BD, she comes from a really poor area in BD, I don't think it's anywhere near the cities - I hope her blood family overcomes the hardships in their situation and bless the Korean parents for doing such a lovely thing.
They look happy and healthy tho. And they don't look that poor to me, even though they aren't that rich
When she talk korean she really sound like korean people @FS
This is one lucky girl . Some don’t even have a family and she has got two that love her dearly . But deep down I hope she love her adoptive parent more
Another bengali story... this ep was the best! Filming in BD made it more interesting. Really emotional episode, made me cry
Is there another?? if there is..can you give more details about it,plz??
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Ema Henecia BTW you're so pretty!
This episode is so beautiful. The girl is surrounded by love. The Korean parents have the heart of the ocean. The Korean dad is one amazingly cool man. She even told him when he asked her if she liked any boy in he class yet " I want a guy like you, dad". So sweet ! And obviously she became such an incredible young woman.
When I first came to US to study, I used to cry missing my family at home esp whenever I saw planes in the sky.. It must have been so hard for her to get used to everything and everyone new.. 😢
Where are you from, out of interest?
I was homesick studying abroad in China but that was only for four weeks
her little sister is so nice its hurts my heart she wont grow up having her older sister around. It looks like she really does love her big sister alot.
These families are very blessed to have this young woman and vice versa. I hope the best for them all... watching this kind of inspires me to adopt. I love how her Korean parents raised her and ensure they always show love, not just say it.
This has got to be my favourite episode. The saying goodbye to her biological parents part had me bawling
I'm seriously stunned by Johana's beauty.
That weird moment where you don't need subtitles to understand what they are saying because you are Bengali.. 😂
For once bro XD we understand something in a korean show 😂😂
That weird is sari
It's way weirder when you're from assam and you understand some words
lol same
Same xD
It must be tough for her and for the families tho, that she has to divide her attention. Both families must think she likes the other one better and she must feel guilt. Maybe she even feels like she does't belong to one of the families sometimes. The korean family is awesome tho, they give all their love to her. I feel bad for the bangladesh family, but I'm really happy they sent her to study cuz education in korea is really better for girls.
Maybe they don't
Why didn't they send her to the UK? The south Asian community is bigger here. I hope she doesn't get pressured into eating pork and drinking alcohol.
@@hsnrb9959 because the doctor who visit her bengali is korean, their family don't have option to choose wich adoptive family to take her
I am half Bangladesh and half Korean. This makes me feel so proud of her! ❤
I am Bangladeshi and happy to see that her korean family really loves her.
Omg her Smile and eye 😍😍really pretty.
Omg Bengali and Koreans together😢😊💖
My life is complete
Hope they live happily together💖
Adii same
As a person who has had to fight literally for everything I have through this show/families it's inspired me not to give up keep working toward my dream. I can't begin to describe how much respect I have for the families who through all the odds they continue to remain humble, loving and don't take anything for granted. Have alot appreciation for this family who chose to adopt older child, the older you are the less chance for adoption. So nice to see the positive vibe from natural/adopted families good people.
Yes truly
This is the most beautiful thing i have seen today in youtube i would like to thank #MyNeighborCharles team and #KBS for producing and showing such a good example of generosity. This is how human being suppose to be, no matter from what caste, creed or race we belong but our heart should be filled with kindness and love just like both parents have, im very touched by watching this and last but not the least thank you #joanna for sharing your dreams!!! South Korea thank you for showing beautiful Bangladesh, love from India ❤❤❤
What a lovely man he tries to empathize with her and be a good father. Amazing she also has a relationship with her biological family.
I'm glad her korean parent take a good care for her and I love how her korean dad playing jokes with her
bless those parents for adopting wow. there made that child's life better
양쪽 부모님들이 너무 좋아 보이고 모두 행복해 보여요...오래오래 동안 소중한 가족들 살았으면 좋겠어요
Wow , this is very touching.
I give props to the adoptive parents because in Korea it's uncommon to adopt s child let alone adopting someone who is from another country, I'm just really touched.
Very beautiful family.
I hope Koreans get inspired by this.
She used to be my best friend in childhood... We had a lot of fun.. I really miss her. After 16 year suddenly i found this video on UA-cam 😥❤️
I don’t know where she is right now. But i really hope she is doing great.
I hope she become successful ✨❤️
Her korean parents are so cute too, they are amazing human beings 😭❤❤❤
Both families are so beautiful. I wish both of these families the best of luck.
Her smile is probably one of the most beautiful smiles I've ever seen god bless her and both of her families ♥️♥️
WHERE ALL MY BENGALIS AT MATES
procrasTAOnating yoongi yessssss!
Ruddi yOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Bangladeshi ryt here!!
BDESH
here!!!!!
I love love love this episode !! So beautifully produced, so genuine. it broke my heart when her biological mother just broke down... Johanna is gorgeous, and we can clearly see her inner beauty... also it was very interesting to see how they keep a certain distance in Banglad.. . she certainly hugged her biol. parents, in comparison to S. Kor. where they kissed on their lips (the popo kiss thing)... Adaptation is never easy... Anyway very great job KBS World !!
All stories matter but this kind of episode really marks and highlights the intention of this whole programme. Well done guys we need more heartwarming stories like these than those foreigners trying to establish business with their wives.
Dad: What is your ideal type? Except from me?
Daughter: There's none.
Me: Awww ^^
I thought that was weird
@@pbrandonj I just thinked the same 😓
@@bong4538 it seems like the adoptive father has a crush on the girl. I know we're not the only ones who noticed.
@Lia yes it is
@@pbrandonj yes I'm uncomfortable watching them together. Their relationship is weird and I see her being pretty uncomfortable when he touches her.
와우 댓글이 한국분 보단 외국분들이 더 많다는게 신기하네요.. 조안나 행복하게 잘 컷음 하고 입양 해서 키운다는게 쉽지 않은데 큰 결정으로 사랑으로 키워주시는 두분 응원하고 감사하네여 행복한 가정 돼시길 늘 기원합니다
Conversation between her dad and her is precious- thisadoption story shows humanity and kindness exists!!
I don't know what kind of feeling I had watching this. I just cry like river. She is such a strong girl 😭
Thank u for the korean parents its something unbelievable to be soo kind you are amazing you are angels
I can totally relate to the neighbours coming to visit and the awkwardness xD
In Bangladesh,specially in the village areas,everyone related or not meets the guest.Its something we do.Kind of welcoming and fimilarizing ourselves with the guest.People in Bangladesh are really social,almost like birds
I have felt the same most of the times when I went to Bangladesh. Most of the time the whole village come to meet the guest. It's just a way for them to know them...
I cried my eyes out when she was departing from her birth parents .. so touching
i m an Odia from odisha,india
I can understand bengali
Our cultures r almost same
I m happy that the biological parents gave up some affection to give her a better life
I also know how to play harmonium
I can understand you
Yes odia and bengali are almost same 🔥
12:25 the teachers shoes. Haha
This episode made me tear a few times. I hope she gets to go back often to visit her family. Bless her Korean parents because they gave her an opportunity that she possibly will never get if she stayed in Bangladesh.
Also I remember in the last episode's preview of this episode, she was speaking to a worker that she's Korean national or something. I really wanted to see that part.
I'm dying at the teacher's shoes 😂
Lol
This show is so wholesome. I love that they bring awareness and show the difference in culture. We need more shows like this one.
This inspired me to study harder
ikr
All these episodes do
They remind me how better off i am n how i can work hard to get the most out of my opportunities
Definetly!!
They mentioned that she's struggling with her grades. Does the school have some kind of program where a translator can help her or have extra tutoring or something like that? She seems like a bright girl, it's just that the language barrier is a little hard for her to grasp subjects in school. I wish her and her family all the best, though! They're really cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
good point but I don't think she has a language barrier. Her Korean and the way she acts and behaviors seems just like her fellow ages. Her parents briefly mentioned that they are working on other options for her future. They seem supporting her fully. I also hope she may have some other extra support from her school to catch up her school works. I also wish her and her family all the best!!!
PandaLuver1996 lol it's definitely not the language barrier, the show may have portrayed it that way but in actuality she's just having a hard time understanding Math like any other teenager. She'll do fine in the future
the subject in the maths class they were studying is calculus. normally it is studied in the first grade at university whereas not in korea. it must be generally hard
normally in university? where do you live? lol. it's a common subject for high schoolers in their 11'th year. I've done the same thing in school. it's just that not a lot of people like highschool math, or understand it. each person has things they're good at and things they're bad at.
chillipepper you can never say it is a common school subject, which implies as if it is in the globe. I have done my study in Korea and in which every student has to study basic calculus in their 11th grade regardless of whether one belongs in science curriculum or literature. However, as I have tutored in Canada, NZ, and Australia, in those contries, not everyone has to study it but up to students' choice. Nevertheless, in NZ it is a subject of the 13th year's, which is widely of the same age as the first grade's at uni in other contries, and, in Alberta Canada, there exist no calculus subject at high school.
Omg!! I was shocked when I heard she speaking Bangla. I was feeling proud of my language.
Me too! I grew up in America and can’t really practice it but hearing it made me feel at home.
OMG I JUST REALISED JOHANA IS FROM MY/ MY FAMILY'S HOMETOWN BACK IN BANGLADESH (jessore)
SERIOUSLY??? I THOUGHT THAT WAS SHIROMONI (In Khulna's district)!!! Wow tbh I forgot how Jessore even looked like, ITS BEEN SO LONG
its really heartouching when her Bengali parents cried together I cried tooo houseman she is too cute and intelligent
I'm from Bangladesh but I grew up in the U.S. but watching this makes me miss my relatives in Bangladesh. She is blessed to have two families that love her equally and she is blessed to be living in Korea 😊
I love this. Of course the Korean parents were cool for what they've done, but her birth parents are amazing for letting it happen
I cried 😢😢😢 it's so beautiful and touching 😢❤
en paix ㅔ
Completely, I can understand her mind and her parents mind, I am the person who is studying in Canada and Always when I leave for Canada, my feeling is like her mind and my parents feeling might be the same with my parents mind.
This is a beautiful family 😭 does anyone else thinks she's like the Indian version of Kim Soohyun ( the girl ) ? ❤️
yes she does ^^ the first thing that popped up when I saw her
same I thought the same thing
yes she does even her voice also sounds like soyeon
* Bangladesh version
Great comparison!
BRILLIANT EPISODE...I couldn't understand why Johana was adopted out, when her Parents were still alive in Bangladesh...But as the episode unfolded and we were able to see where Johana was and where she came from, I totally understood why...She is a beautiful young lady and the love she gets from both Parents and siblings, is awesome...Love to see an update on both families.
Dear UA-cam why did u recommend this video ??
Now I can't stop crying
This really brought me to tears. I love the Korean parents and how they are so kind. Johanna is a very lucky girl, however, she is very kind. The twins are so cute.
Thank you for sharing your story.
She has 3 younger sisters
4 parents
And two homes
So happy that shebhas so many loved ones
I wasn’t expecting to be literally pouring tears while watching this. It was just so relatable... especially when she was leaving. I could feel the love both families had for her.
oh KBS, you had to mention - Johana is a charming girl with dark skin. I don't understand the necessity to mention skin tone here! Korea's obsession with skin color is dumbfounding.
stop being so fucking buthurt jesus. you americans tthink everythings racist.
i don't find any thing wrong with mentioning of her skin color in the clip. over sensitive. the episode was just fine and no racism found with her skin tone or color. If so, it is probably from the poor translation in English.
@claudia.... there you go... yeahHHHH
claudia0201 ..And there's always someone commenting pulling the race card out of nowhere smh.
Wow the comments below are the reason why some people don't get it.
I'm from Dhaka,Bangladesh.Just get emotional after watch this one!never expected something like this one.Thanks guys.🥺🇧🇩💜
there are some faults in the translation.. in the video message hossana & Bangladeshi parents were thanking the Korean parents & saying that the are grateful of their love towards Jhoanna..
Wow her parents are literally angels! 💫💙look how amazing they are! So sweet🥺
I can't help my tears from falling. I didn't see my parents and siblings in more than 4 years and I was happy for her that she saw her parents. I hope I will get a chance to see my parents soon huhuhu
Im not crying! You are!
No but seriously, her story just moved my heart and it reminded me of when i first left Philippines to move in Italy with my parents and had to leave behind my grandparents. I was 10 yrs old back then so now everytime i go back home in the philippines, a piece of my heart always stay behind and it saddens me knowing that i’ll always miss my granparents.
If her parents miss her that much why did they put her for adoption this bad thanks to her korean family she still can be in touch with her family in Bangladesh otherwise the families might not allow her to be in touch with her real parents
Although I don't speak bengali, hearing her speak it made me feel so much closer to her.
A lot of my friends speak bengali, hearing her made her feel familiar ♥️
Hosanna is such a cute and sweet little sister 😭😭 you can tell she loves Johanna a lot!
her korean family is so nice.. i'm happy she has such amazing people in her life.. i hope you grow up well kid
I am from Bangladesh it's good to see a Bangladeshi in this show
Its overwhelming to see your sister go away and think Honsana is comfort eating . Brave parents
I cried when watching this as it reminded me of my parents who lives thousands of kilometers away T.T
I really want to salute zoana's korean parents. How great that they didn't break the bond with her birth parents. I think that's why she is living happily now!!!
Raise your hand if you are a Bengali...!!!! Let me see how many begalis are here
I am BangladeshI.
Me too
me too but living in uae
extra is tht i am kpop fan 😎
After watching this, I dont feel like watching anything else, this was just so good and it hit so differently I need more😭😭😭💜
It must be so weird having two families, she seems kinda distant from both of her families or maybe she's just acting differently in front of the camera.
It might just be her personality too. I personally thought she seemed close enough to both her families, like she has been with each for roughly 8-9 years of her life.
She kind of reminds me of myself, I'm not very openly close-close to my family but that doesn't mean we aren't close at all.
both her korean parents and bengali parents are all so great omg im crying. i'd be devastated to leave either one in a situation like that. im happy to see that she has a great support system either way.
i cried. ..a lot..I am from Bangladesh too .
I cried so much , I cant even. God bless these people.
idk... if her classmates were truly befriended with her , they should have known that she can speak bengali fluently
She said she can't tho
The program was scripted probably.
She doesn't and anyways maybe she never mentioned it or something. They can't speak bengali and she doesn't speak bengali to them
ikr they were like they knew her just yesterday
Been watching many episodes, although some of them brought tears to my eyes, this one really cried my eyes out. I respect Johana’s Korean parents so much as I am sure it’s not easy for them as well, I can they are trying extremely hard to show Johana their love and that it’s not any less than the twins. Wishing Johana all the best and be able to give back to both her biological and Korean parents in the future.
So cute when she put facial masks on her family😂
A birth of new family..A family doesn't need to be related in blood any more. Also a book says all of us are descents of Noah couple in the giant extended family.
very touching! one of the best so far^^
This episode is so touching. I really respect her parents adopting Joahana when she was 10 and letting her to keep in touch with her bangali parents. It also must be really tough time for 10 years old of Johana to leave her family and adapt to living with her new family in a strange country.
39:21 it’s really hard being away from your sisters or brothers,I seriously cried at this moment🥺❤️
the more you look at her the more she looks pretty specially when she smiles....her sister hossana adorable and charming too...her korean parents were cool.