Comparing International Cultural Differences 2
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2018
- Hey guys! The last cultural difference video got such a good response that I wanted to continue the series, so here is part 2! This time we talk about the cultural differences of France, Russia, and Mongolia! I hope you guys enjoy it and find it informative and fun. If you guys have anything you want to add on, let us known in the comments. I plan to continue this series and rotate the guests and talk about new countries and cultures in each new video :)
#문화차이 #culturaldifferences #데이브
인스타그램/Instagram - [Dave - daebbuing] [Fabien - frenchmonster7] [Angelina - angelinadanilova] [Sua - leesu_sua]
데이브 채널 구독하기/Subscribe! - goo.gl/bX8RUx
파비앙 채널 Fabien's Channel - goo.gl/CLouyy
안젤리나 유튜브 Angelina's UA-cam - goo.gl/BwcNbf
Mongolian girls pronunciation is literally perfect
If we don't know it we might thought she's a native Korean
Even I am Korean but thought she is also native Korean lol
Apparently, languages that use harsh accents or pronunciation is easier for them rather than softer ones like japanese. The main reason is that their own language has a harsh pronunciation. Is what i was told by my friend.
Eric Lee yeah we have talent in learning every languages
lmao i thought she's korean living in Mongolia?? her name's Lee Soo Ah tho....
OTL one really surprised me.
It works as orz too.
Ikr.. i cannot unsee it now
OMG who knew
@MiraMe. china uses orz, but i think the whole thing starts in japan?
와 안젤리나다
I like how you can hear Fabien’s French accent even when he’s speaking Korean. So cute!!
몽골분은 몽골 사람이라고 얘기안하면 그냥 한국인인줄 알겠어요 ㅎ 이름도 그렇고 발음도 완벽한데요 ㅎㅎ
고려시대에 원나라(몽골)사람들이 고려인들이랑 결혼해서 낳은 자식들의 후손이 우리 인구에 많이 있음 구별하기 힘듦
@@wasabicreeper 그런 민족주의적인 관점에서 드린 말씀이 아닙니다..^^;;
이름은 본명 아니고 그냥 발음 비슷한 한국 이름으로 한 것 같아요
저도 몽골사람입니다!!
그냥 같은 인종이라서 그렇죠.
프랑스 숫자 부분에 오타 너무 많아서 죄송해요.... ㅠㅠㅠ 제가 수학을 너무 못하는 것 같네요.. Sorry for all the number mistakes on the French part. I suck at math but you get the point D:
No need to worry Dave
ahhh finallyyyy... . :) Im looking forward to watching new videos with Mongolian person~~~ Davo~~~~
However actually we do not necessary learn the numbers name with the little explanation of Fabien
So it's more like you learn the numbers name in the same way as to learn the name of a person
Ahahhahahaha pas de problème !
In Switzerland (French speaker part) we say "Nonante" and "Huitante" too xD like Belgium
한국인 없는데 다들 한국어 쓰는 상황이 너무 자연스러움 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
그러고보니 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그냥 한국어 듣고 있었는데 생각해보니 다 외국인이었네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 순간 자막보고 이해한다고 생각했어요
그러네요? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
몽골분 한국어 되게자연스럽당..한국인인줄..다들 파이팅!
홍철 없는 홍철팀;
인저어어엉ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
*Fabien talks about the holidays*
Me : Yeah this is true (I'm French)
Hold on...
I'm currently on vacation when I'm writing this comment xD
It made me laugh when I realized
Pareil
Vive les vacs
bwahahaha!
@@1MarkKeller Hum... Pas besoin d'exagérer non plus... xD
@@anna-nas1680 even better
It feels weird when i understand all languages in their intro😂
(I’m mongolian who live in france and also studied russian in mongolia aaand i understand better than speaking english 😂 it’s okay i do my best to improve 😭)
you are so talented, wow
Je suis une fille d'origine mongolienne, et je vis en Belgique x))
weeew mundag yuma. im only fluent at english and mongolian. oros hel german hel surj bga bolovch joohon hetsuu bnaa :) but I'm doin my best lol🙋🏻♀️
How old are you all ? Im mongolian and I live in France, I can speak and read in Mongolia but I cant write 😅😅 like a kid .
I'm 18 and all Mongolian people I know are really young or really old around 39 ( sorry sorry 😂 )
@@spycimakilps6130 im 17
케찹이 몸에 해롭습니다. 마요네즈 드세요
Le ketchup fait grossir. Préférez la mayonnaise..
This is the only non-English comment i understand.
[Je préfère l'andalouse personnellement]
yay ! mayo pour tous !
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ그렇게 따지면 마요네즈도 몸에 안좋지 않나욬ㅋㅋ
근데 게찹이랑 마요네즈중에 모가더 몸에 나쁠까요?
moi aussi
몽골인은 정말 한국인에 가까운듯. 한국에 사는 몽골인보면 한국어를 진짜 한국인들처럼 함. 생김새도 한국인이랑 전혀 차이가 없고, 몽골출신이라고 말 안하면 모를정도..신기함.
Seung Min Lee 고려시대 공민왕 부터 몽골인이 우리나라에 많이 살았다고 하네요!
애초에 우리가 몽골민족아님?
알타이어족이라 그런가봐요!
@@user-hv2oj5kd8z 아님
@@user-hv2oj5kd8z 무식한 소리 ㄴ
This woman from Mongolia speaks Korean so well, I mean if I didn't know she was from Mogolia I would've totally thought she's korean just by listening to her !
Even for someone like me who doesn't speak Korean, you can hear how natural she sounds
Also she is so beautiful!
1 year too late 😔 but for mongolians it's like a norm to know atleast 2-3 languages (probably mongolian, russian and english) so I guess mongolians have good hearing ,which makes it easier to pronounce different words from different languages even if we never heard it before ,but for some reason korean seems to be one of the easiest languages to learn..like am I the only one? I am learning korean rn and I actually learnt the alphabet in 2 days. So far I know Mongolian, Russian, English, Korean and started learning Japanese. I am still in highschool so I got a long way and if I actually mention this to anyone around here they act like it's no big deal 😂
Conclusion: if you go to Mongolia, it's likely that atleast a couple of people around you will understand you because for some reason they pick up on languages very fast-
@@namlunb2140 so true! all the mongolians I know all know at least 3 languages
Ангелина - молодец, что рассказала о русских смайликах)) Теперь больше людей будет понимать наши скобочки)))))) Поставлю побольше чтобы иностранцы видели это в действии хаха))
сука, как же я ненавижу эти блядкие скобки))0
ЭТО ТА САМАЯ АНГЕЛИНА КОТОРАЯ НА ПРЕМИИ ОБЪЯВИЛА БТС!!!!!
@@kriskris889 она еще была трейни)
@@kriskris889 а бля нет перепутала ее извините
Вхахахахха)))))))))))))))))
The mongolian lady is so beautiful so thankful to dave to bring mongolian thank you for that really enjoyed this eposide hope to watch more videos like this!!
Ms Russia is stunning
You mean the Russian gal cuz damn
Omg you’re mongolian
@@Aram_1020 Are you mongolian?
If you are then that's dope! We'll be from the same country and like the same group 😚
@《S T A N B A N G T A N》, this is late but i’m a mongolian army too! :)
몽골분 문맥이랑 억양 모두 완벽해..대단하다..
데이브님 몽골인 팬들이 진짜 많다는걸 알아주셨으면 좋겠어요. 저도 데이브님 구독자수가 7000명?이었을때부터 쪽 응원하고 영상들을 거의 다 챙겨봤어요. 앞으로도 응원할게요! 몽골분들이랑 영상을 많이 찍어주셨으면 해요! 저도 데이브님 처럼 한국어를 잘하고 싶어서 계속 챙겨봤던 것 같아요. 감사해요
한국인이신 거 같음
The russian girl is so pretty :)
BLYAT!?
EvenD1E CYKA
LET ME GUESS CUZ SHE'S RUSSİAN?
Doesn't meme people cringe Russian girl speak korean
Event prettier when wearing ADIDAS
이수아님은 한국어 엄청 잘하시네...ㄷ
I’m a Mongolian teenage girl that lived in America for 9 years and I’ve been watching your channel for a long time now and I was absolutely shook when I saw the Mongolian flag on the picture. I’m so glad and happy that people are getting more familiar with mongolia and getting to learn more about it.☺️
Nomin Dorlig sad :(
Hi .ahiin duu mongolchuud mongol helnii ontslogoos bolood yamarch ornii hel baisan uuguul yum shig yarij chaddag, ter ug heldegt n mongol ohin oruulii geed englisheer heldee
arai arai yusu the qorld of dave gedeg channel orson gedegt barag itgehgui bn bas solongos hel ni yooooo
erdene bayar ta nar chn ygd iim aduu ymbe sd
Nomin Dorlig armyyyyy
Wait I'm French and I learned stuff about my own country 🤔
Same here i'm Russian and German but I didn't knew things like stepping on the foot for 4 times but maybe it's also because it's a huge country and we have also culturel differences in each region
Pas mal de faux surtout.
Pour le ketchup c'est surtout pour eviter la "malbouffe" dans les cantines rien à voir avec son histoire de gastronomie a la française.
Tu peux faire tes papiers sans probleme en été, les mairies ne ferment pas.
Les animaux ne sont pas acceptés dans les restaurant sauf sur les terrasses pour la grande partie des resto
i'm also french and me too there are things than don't knew
@@boubiboup1 idem y a des tas d'immeubles où t'as pas le droit d'avoir un animal.
@@yapadsushi8043 Non, il a raison, c'est illégal pour un propriétaire de refuser que son locataire ait un animal.
I’m from Canada and I can attest that we do actually count the French way! (ie. quatre-vingt dix etc).
I was about to comment this exactly. Thanks!
Same b
We say nonante haha in Belgium!! Much more easier
Same for Québec
I'm also from Canada and it was a bitch to learn how to count when I was in elementary school
I love that Fabien instantly thought about how to use that hang grab thing to get girls.
French men... 😌
Yeah as a REAL French man please don’t listen to Fabien. He clearly went to like one of the most expensive private schools in Paris. Like banning ketchup to preserve French culture? Like really? It’s as ridiculous as it sounds.
I went to “average” schools all my life and they honestly don’t care and serve it sometimes in the cafeteria. Definitely better than American cafeterias! But still.
Think more like Miraculous tales of lady bug and cat noir
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 Don't put this in the wrong way but Fabien, he's no representative of the French people and France itself if he says the culture in his country is a thing, it doesn't mean that we all could take it for granted if the people in France are like that or do that. Some of the claims came from not only Fabien but also Angelina and Lee of their own respective cultures, so it may be right or not if given by the evidence of the people who lived in Mongolia, Russia, and France will confirm that Angelina, Lee, and Fabien are right in the comment section.
@@theotherside4998 well I’m French so…
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 Well that's your opinion. I'm not gonna change it. Everyone's got their own.
The Mongolian girl is so beautiful ♡♡♡
Hoping for another episode with her!
is she korean?
@@sulbean8662 She's from Mongolia
Mongolian some girls prettier than she sorry she is pretty too
수아님은 진짜 한국인 같아요!! 발음이 정확해요♥
lol first time im hearing something like this about russia.
in russia never ever will someone step on someone's feet FOUR times in response! most likely, angelina said this only because in the area where she grew up it was custom to do so. local shit exists everywhere. but in reality, only children (and some teenagers) usually do something like this. for example, if they step on someone's foot, they say "step on mine" (ONE! time). they think it'll make them even. neither the capital, nor in other russian cities i've never seen somebody stepping on someone`s foot 4 times. people either don't notice they've squashed your snow-white sneakers, or they say "oops" and move on, or they say "sorry" in a hurry. again, everything depends on people, some dont care, some sincerely apologize.
Ахахаха, моей подруге 20 лет, а она до сих пор просит, чтоб я ей наступила на ногу 4 раза, если она на мою случайно наступит)
всегда так делаем, 10 класс ребзя! ток не 4, а 3 раза
always do that yo so angelina said the truth. but we step like 3 times not 4
Of course in a hurry and with strangers people don’t do this, but among friends and relatives it’s a REAL common thing.
я из столицы, поэтому впервые слышу все эти странные факты: 4 раза наступить на ногу, нагреть тело водкой. типа?????? она будто про всех говорила
imgasku тоже из столицы, но в моем случае, единственное отличие от того, что сказала Ангелина - наступаем в ответ не 4, а 3 раза :D При очень высокой температуре родители до сих пор обтирают водкой, в качестве дополнительной меры
wow mongolian cultur is so interesting . So unique ! Loved the other facts as well!
Lu Hoo agree with u
It's a fascinating place. You should definitely visit if you get the chance.
Sadly our society is in the sink. I was honestly shook when i heard that in japan if someone drops a wallet, any person(except thieves?) would pick it up and deliver it to the nearest police station. In other words Mongolian people(including me) would take the wallet for themselves without a second thought(well if i see someone drop their wallet, i'd give it to them, but if i cant locate the owner, its a free real estate).
What‘s interesting is I‘m Afghan but my ancestors from a *very* long time ago were Mongols but we have the same habits like shaking our hands when touching one‘s foot or shaving a baby‘s head, like crazy how nobody from my family/ relatives has any connection to Mongolia but still we carry on those traditions
mongolian culture is so unique and interesting and one of the least talked about cultures!!
Right. I'd love to find out more but there's hardly any content on it!
exactly! Mongolian culture is so rich
of course we prefer to hide our secrets
I think it is horrible. It doesn't sound nice.
longifee fy, actually it was a joke. U know?
French looks like a joyful and lovely country😍 loves holiday and pets wow
I really love how Mongolian girl is explaining things so precisely which are quite complicated understand. Love it♥♥
My goodness Dave love this video so much! It's like a dream come true! I'm Mongolian, my second mother language is Russian, I'm so into korean culture, I speak English with my friends and also obsessed with French language!
Wish you all the best Dave!
Keep it going!
You're my inspiration!
😁😁😁
Hhaha yum bolgonii door bi mongol gej shaaj bh yumaa
@@Strollerist zaaval neg haraal helsen mongol garch ireh uma yamar heregtei bdin?
@@anuugoo goy shaasan gehguyu haha
Please, do some pronunciation difference videos with the mongolian. It will be fun, I promise 😆😊
uu harin tmee huseel bhin hha
Now I know why my Russian (virtual) friends used parenthesis lol. Thank you! I never asked them 😂
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각자 본인 나라말로 인사할때는 그냥하는데 한국어로 안녕하세요 할 때 고개 살짝 숙이면서 인사하고 하는거 너무 신기하네요 ㅋㅋㅋ
Yass finally a Mongolian girlll, please have her on more videos 💓💓💓💓🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳🇲🇳
Love the video Dave
Me too
수아님 한국어 정말 잘하시는것같아요 몽골인 이라 안하시면 한국인으로 볼것같아요!!!약간 영개국어인 저보다 한국어 더 잘하실것같아요ㅋㅋㅋ
it was very fun for me to watch ‘cause I live in Russia. But I live in Republic of Kalmykia which has a lot in common with Mongolians. And I was unfamiliar to a lot of traditions in Russia, but in our family we have almost all Mongolian traditions :p
We Mongolian's still thinking Khalmykia and Mongolia separated same nation.
erdene bayar, it actually is. if you look to history we are just oirats that came to Russia.
but I think that after ~400 years of living in Russia we’re not Mongolians anymore. We’re Kalmyks
got it.you are actually not Russia either. i m actually Buryat, i was in there until 7 years old and moved to the Mongolia and living still in here, My one of the biggest regret is forgetten Russian language. if i had a choise i would choose stay in Russia.
@@user-ob1ve2tz2s yeah u right u are not genghis khan descandents
Прикольно.
So true about the russian smile-typing method))) And also the more you want to emphasize the emotion, the more ")" you type)
Im glad to see Mongolian girl to be here
정말 봐도봐도 이수아님은 외국인으로서의 발음,억양이 전~~~혀 없어요. 아무리 들어봐도 이수아님은 한국어를 체화시킨 시간이 궁금할 정도로 완벽한 한국 표준발음을 구사하시네요
웬만해서 몽골어랑 한국어가 발음상도 그렇고 되게 비슷해요 문자만 키릴문자엿나..? 그거 쓰구요
와 몽골인분 한국인인줄..; 완전 발음이 개오지네
Fabien is so damn attractive. His voice soothes my ear. I literally smile when i see him smile.
러시아 감기 걸렸을 때 하는 요법은 몽골에도 있어요! 저도 어릴 때 많이 했답니다.
몽골분께서 말씀하셨다시피 우유는 우리 나라에서 가장 #소중한 음식이기에 그만큼 존대하는 의미로 일부로 솓은게 아니며 #소중하게 생각한다는 것을 신께 알려주기 위해 이마에 묻히는거립니다. 맘 편하자고 지금까지 이어져 오기는 어렵죠? ㅎㅎ
머리 자르는 거는 한국에서 돌잔치하는 것처럼 가장 큰 #통과의례입니다. 한마디로 #액땜잔치입니다. 잔치를 할때 실제 머리를 자르지 않고 나무칼로 시늉만 하고 미용실에서 머리를 밀어요. 안밀고 다듬기만 하는 사람도 있어요(저욧🙋♀️) 그리고 이 잔치를 하기 전까지 절대 머리카락을 자르면 안돼요 남녀 상관없이, 그래서 어린 남자 아이들 보면 #머리긴 아이들이 많아요!!
그리고 매월 1일과 공휴일에 술판매 #금지고 매일 오전12시 이후에도 술 판매 #금지예요!!
그리고 발 밟았을 때 손 잡는 거는 죄송하다는 의미에요~ 근데 상대방이 안 잡고 가면 무시하는 거겠죠? 아예 모르는 사람이어도 무의식적으로 손이 먼저 나가요 ㅎㅎ 그래서 사실 이것 때문에 외국에 사는 몽골 사람들이 #성희롱 신고를 많이 당하더라고요. 갑자기 손을 잡으니 불쾌하잖아요? 조심할게 많아요 ㅠㅠ
친절하고 자세한 설명 감사합니다~^_^
라라라 넹 아무래도 가깝다 보니 서로 많이 영향 받은 것 같아요!!
Za shagad baigarai
오오오 신기하네요 몽골 잘 몰랐는데 이 기회에 알고갑니당ㅎㅎ
The Stein yaj shaasan bna?
Yeah counting is the hardest part in French. You have to count and do math at the same time 😐😐
As a native speaker, using and knowing all the appropriate verb tense is way more complicated to me haha
@@WhiteSekii it is hahahha
Thats why i stopped learning frech😂
Actually it's not difficult to count in French (I speak as a native speacker) because for example the way you say 90 became a noun itsel, so it's just as id the number had a name (like 20 in english is like an apparent noun). Actually I didn't even know that 90 was 80+10. But yeh I understand that if you explain it that way (90 = 80+10) it would be difficult to anyone.
I'm learning French and counting was the easiest part
I'm Belgian, when I was living in the US, I was a teacher assistant for French classes and kept confusing the students because I didn't count like a French person (honestly, I just can't, it's just not normal to me). They ended up asking their teacher if they could count like Belgians because it made more sense. And that's how I corrupted the US education system, you're welcome.
wdym by it's not normal?
C'est pas sympa ça ಥ‿ಥ
mais au moins on est CHAMPION DU MONDE ^^
@@ViralOff Il serait temps de passer à autre chose par contre mdrrr
C'est totalement idiot de faire ça. Certains termes dépendent de cette façon de compter, comme le mot "vintage" qui veut littéralement dire "20 ans d'âge". Modifier ces chiffres c'est modifier la compréhension de ces termes.
@@RhumFr vingt en BE et FR sont prononcé et écrits vingt... c'est juste le délire du 60 et 90 qui diffère donc... plus on parle FR aussi en BE et il n'y a pas de problèmes par rappport à d'autres mots. Je ne vois donc pas le rapport avec ton commentaire :)
너무 재미있고 흥미롭죠!
I was so surprised to see Angelina here. I am a Kazakh, but we speak both languages: Russian and Kazakh. And almost all things that said Angelina were true and used to be in Kazakhstan. Also Mongolia is the part of Central Asia as a Kazakhstan, so their culture is near for me too)... It is the best episode ) (we also use it without colon)
So thank u Dave )
Hm... Mongolia is not part of central asia....
Ну да ну да когда орали что надо резать русских то не радовались русскому языку, сейчас в казахстане притесняют русский язык... Надоели вы со своим двуличием.
Алло! Казахи с монголами во вражде! Хватит к монголам привязываться! Казахи терпеть не могут монголов и бурятов, и наоборот!
@@carolinewu5899
Kazakhian have low level intellect! She don't know geography!
@@sweswe5584 and you don't even know how to write a simple sentence in English😏
몽골인에요 데이브 형 영상을 오래전부터 보고 여기에 몽골 사람도 같이 앉고 문화랑 언어 차이하면 너무 재미있겠다 싶었는데 드디어 몽골 사람을 초대했어요 다음에 나를 초대주면 얼마나 좋을까요 ㅎㅎㅎ 수아님을 더 많이 출연 시켜주세요
재밌었어요 따봉 드립니다!!👍👍
와 진심 시간가는 줄 모르고 봤다 ㅎㅎㅎ 너무 재밌어요 ^^
The Russian cold one is also accurate here in Bulgaria (инхалация). The difference is, we use a herb лайка (idk it in english) and it kind of makes this tea-like boiled water that we inhale. What people from my city do too is also drink some ракия (Rakiya: home brewed grape brandy) with very spicy chilli in it. And yes, the kids drink it too.
George Kanchev Еее най-накрая българин😃👋
I love how each culture's version of this uses a different ingredient - in America I've seen Vic's Vap-o-rub (basically, camphor oil) used in a diffuser, but nothing cool or traditional, at least in my community. I've gargled with cayenne pepper before and I have to say, it really does help a sore throat. I wonder if any chili or spice would be helpful, considering your Rakiya!
I was surprised because in Italy we do it as well but instead of potatos we boil the water with some herbal oil (usually chamomile)
@@Abcdefghij777 YES! That's the word in English I was looking for. Jist boiled water with chamomile and inhaled with a towel over the head. Imo that just stops runny noses (kinda makes sense since you're cleansing your nose with the steam). And if you have a high temperatire, we soak a towel in vinegar and place it on the head to draw out the heat (but i feel thats common worldwide)
@@Kornchipzzz is the vinegar for opening pores maybe? I've never heard of that before but I am totes willing to try
From an Inuit perspective, we have similarities to the Mongolian culture (half of what she have mentioned). It's mainly because we Inuit have common ancenstors from Mongolia.
En suisse 🇨🇭(cantons francophones) :
70: septante
80: huitante
90: nonante
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas il a sûrement du pensé que c'était qu'en France et que donc du coup dire cela :/ faudrait bien vérifier ses sources avant de les confirmer ou au moins dire "je ne sais pas comment compte les canadiens" mais bon
Looking forward for part 3. 😊
Wow a mongolian?! 헐 대박!!! Яамар гоё юмбэээээ??? 🤗🤗🤗
Hhaha that happened to me too, when I grabbed my korean Male teachers hand, saying sorry ha everyone seemed soooooo confused hhao
Bi bur mongol hun oruulaarai gd dave ruu holboo barih gj bsishd hahaha
Haha bich bas hvleeseen😣🇲🇳🇲🇳
harin tiimee
Why is Dave always surrounded by beautiful people?
대박!! 이번 영상 완전 재밌네요!♡
너무 재밌어요 데이브
OMG A GIRL FROM MONGOLIA? Finally it's so refreshing to see someone from my country
Yeah I.m supporting for u
Agreed 😅😅
ya me too 😄
수아 한국인인줄
몽골 분 진짜 제스타일이에여 ㅠㅠㅠ!!
Love this series, part 3 please!!!
은근히 생각못한거 있기도한것같애여!!도움 많이 되네요ㅎ
This is one of my fave culture comparison videos you've done so far - the Mongolian facts are SO interesting!!
I really love watching your videos !!
In Mongolia, we also favour odd numbers more. For example: 1. When as Ms.Angelina said when giving a bouquet of flowers we always make sure that they’re an odd number.
2. During Tsagaan sar or Lunar New Year, we prepare a sort of tower with “Heviin boov” or “”Shoe sole cake” and depending on age of the most elderly who lives there , the stack 7,5 or 3. (There are more rules regarding this holiday that I haven’t mentioned as well.)
3. When Ms.Sooah said that when we spill milk, we usually dip our ring finger on the spilled milk and touch our forehead as a way to show respect to the milk (one of the most worshipped product). Or, when making a toast for a celebration we also make the same gesture. And, when you drop your keys, you step on them three times before picking them up.
At 11:19, Ms.Angelina mentions that in Russia, people rub alcohol on their children to warm them up. We also have that but, it’s when the child has a fever (especially a very high fever) and rubbing Vodka on them is seen as a kind of disinfecting the bacterias on the child’s body which could be making them sick.
Thank you for reading until the end ^~^ 🇲🇳
Thx U!
Loved this video!!!! Great to see Fabian too 👏🏼😆💕
너무 너무 재미있는 에피소드에요!
So awesome to see a Mongolian in this video! It's such an awesome opportunity to spread Mongolian culture.
Hope to see more of her in future videos!
데이브 컨텐츠 좋은 것 같아요 몇년전에는 그냥 흔한 외국인 채널 중 하나였던 것 같은데 오랜만에 와서 몇가지 훑어보니까 차별점을 찾아서 특화시키고있는 것 같아요 보기 좋아요 여러 나라의 문화적으로 다른것도 재밌고 같아도 재밌고 그걸 그냥 알게되는게 재밌어요
재미있내요
이거보고 구독갑니다 ㅎㅎ
제가 러시아 문화에 대해서도 알고싶다구 댓글 남겼었는데.. 정말 감사합니다 ㅠㅠ!!! 이번일로 도움이 많이 되었어요😊 데이브님 정말 감사드려요❤❤
As a Mongolian liking every comment about Mongolia and about her 😂😂
She is pretty and said everything correct.
Dave and Fabien always make a good vid😊
for the first time. very interesting video. hereafter. Good luck. Thank you. 💓
항상잘보구이써여ㅎㅎ
몽골에서 오신 분 몽골 사람 아니죠?? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국어 너무 잘하신다 ㅋㅋㅋ
LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!! THANKYOU DAVEEE♡♡
수아님 웃을 때 너무 아름다우심
Thank you dave for including mongolian in your video, i was very excited to see it
Please, do some pronunciation differences with the mongolian. It will be fun I promise :D :D
몽골인이 넘 질알아듣게 설명해서 좋아요 ㅎㅎ 몽골 역사도 잼있네요 ㅎㅎ 관심도 많아진것같애요
문화 차이나 언어발음 차이 같은 영상은 정말 유익해요. 덕분에 많이 알게 되었어요. 이런 영상 정말 감사해요^^
몽골분 되게 매력적이시네요.
한국인 없는데 한국말 쓰시네 다들ㅋㅋ
제가 이번에 몽골과 한국의 문화 차이로 발표를 준비하고 있었는데.... 이 빋이오가 너무 도움됐어요 :)) 감사해요 ^^
안젤리나님 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ인스타에서 엄청 많이 뵙는데 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ여기서 보다니 너무 이쁘시다,,,,❤️
I never clicked on a video that fast i could relate to that mongoian girl 😇 hoping you would do more videos with her lmaoo
I love you dave. 데이브, 네 비디오가 너무 좋고 네게서 많은 걸 배웠어. :) 내가 새로운 언어를 계속 배우도록 격려해줘서 고마워.
So informative... You should make this segment with all countries, Dave
방송보고 들어왔습니다~ 너무 재밌다!!! 현지에 놀러가도 알수 없는 내용들이라 더 좋았어요~
In Belgium, when you're learning French in primary school you do use 'nonante' for 90. Though, when you enter secondary school, they try to teach you how to count the proper way. We also have some similarities with France, for example the animals! For us it's more in bars, but here you can also ask for water (or even food) for your dog.
To be honest, I've never seen a restaurant (a proper one, I mean, not cafés or bars where you can eat) that accepts animals in France, so I'm really doubting on this info... Same with the ketchup info. But I don't really know the school rules and, when I was at school, I never questionned if there was ketchup or not because we were eating things that didn't need ketchup, so...
kazuha77 Yeah, I was questioning the ketchup part too lmao. Maybe it was just the schools around where he lived? In Belgium we just put ketchup on a lot of things hahha so I can't relate. Also, I've never seen food or water for animals in restaurants here, but like I said at bars, they do give it if you ask for it! I'm not going to say I don't believe it though because I've never stepped foot in a restaurant in France. Haha
I thought the video was fun though, I love that he's putting other nationalities in here. Hopefully, a Dutch person will be in there too some day hahha
@@lukacornelis8565 I don't really know but I have to admit that (if I remember correctly) we don't have access to ketchup for lunch. So it is probably a rule that I wasn't aware of xD As for restaurants, I'm pretty sure animals are not allowed. I think animals are allowed only if it is an open space, like a terrace, so motsly bars and cafes. And yes, you can ask for water for the animal.
Apart from that, I also love the video ! It's always interesting to learn new things from countries you're not familiar to.
@@kazuha77 As a French people, pet are not allowed in restaurant, isn't normal if they do. But the ketchup probation is 100% true. At schools they don't give you ketchup or mayonnaise, no sauce except the meat's sauce. Now I think it's a really good thing because children always like and abuse of ketchup. So no ketchup, the meals are good for the wealth but don't have a good taste.
kazuha77 That's so interesting though? I mean, most Belgian schools don't give sauce anyways as a lot of them don't really have a 'cafeteria' (not sure it's the same for France). But that ketchup is prohibited is such a strange but kind of a good rule??
Omg yay a Mongolian girl!
Энхийг олон хүн үздэгийн биз дээ би лав саяхнаас үздэг болсон энэ нэвтрүүлгийг манайхан өөрсдөө эх орондоо хийвүүл олон ороны хүмүүс их үзэх байх бас Монголоо суртчилна
I have been watching your content for long time and I so glad to see Mongolian here cause we have lots of unique cultures hope u have more episode with Mongolian 🇲🇳
I'm learning mongolian write and I want to know u'r name means "flower"???
너무 재미있게
Wow this is very interesting videos. The cultures difference are shocking but it's very interesting to learn about new things! Keep it up dave. Looking forward to more videos like this! Ph-1 fangirl is cute! I love ph-1 too! 😁😁
omg I never knew anything about Mongolia until today
Amari S that means u need some history educations
@@deegiinyamwe dont need schools for this
@@deegiinyamwe can learn about other cultures by ourselves
you don't know they are eating stone food always and they're very strong 😁😁
Stein’s Voice good response
You should get an award for editing. All the sound effects, and animations...wow
Wow, this is so cool! I’ve never ever seen anyone modern looking who is from Mongolia either. It’s so refreshing! Keep up the excellent work, Dave!
Wow that was super cool. The French guy is really animated in Korean. I like the different cultures!
In Romania we kinda have a few of those similar to what you said. Here, when a baby boy is 1 year old they tie his hair with ribbon and cut the top off (not entirely shaving his head), and the girls are made a special kind of bread which is tore above their heads.
Also it is a known remedy to get an alcohol rub when you have a stubborn cold or fever. Also, when kids get a cold the parents will soak their socks in vinegar.
The "hot mustard pack" remided me of the honey treatment I used to get. When having a cold you put honey on your back and chest, then put a plastic foil over it and keep it over the night.
Oh, and about jinxing the babies, we do have some variation here that is not entirely limited to babies. It is said that if someone armires you or complimets you too much you'll get sick, so to avoid that you must either wear something red or have the other person spit 3 times. It's called "deochi" in romanian and to get rid of it's bad effects your mother or grandmother will say a prayer or a certain "spell" ( not really a spell but I can't find a word for it, more like a chanting) while rubbing your forehead.
Phew, this got really long but hope you'll find some of it interesting.
I REALLY LOVED IT.KEEP DOING VIDEOS WITH MONGOLIAN.GOOD LUCK.
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