Thanks for bringing Nara on again. I appreciate how honest and frank she is about her experiences and that she is willing to share them. Seriously, your videos with her made an impact on me and I’ve read so much about North Korea and defectors experiences as a result. Thank you!
Alone from the social-cultural perspective everybody should watch this video. Two fundamentally different value- and normsystems clashing together, raising eyebrows and awkward feelings. Much respect for Nara for sharing her experiences. Speaking so freely about her culture is surely not always a pleasant thing to do. P.S....glad you’re back, Kevin. :)
It's so refreshing to see someone just present a language and country with all the unnecessary demonizing politics for clickbait. Nara is such a fun personality too❤️
Love these culture vids with Nara! Her bluntness is on point lol. I kinda wish a mukbang was possible, but...most likely not. Tell Kevin we miss him too 😜😭😭
Something I found interesting is that the word 사향쥐 typically means "muskrat" in Korean (사향 is the word for "musk" in Korean and appears to have roughly the same meaning in Korean as it does in English), but as Nara said is used in North Korea to refer to hamsters. It makes me wonder other foreign rodents are also referred to as 사향쥐 or if it's just hamsters.
I’ve just discovered your channel and have been non stop binging videos!!! I really love your content and it’s super helpful when learning korean! 😁😁😁 Thank you for putting both English and Korean subtitles I know that’s a lot of extra work ❤️
the thing is this isn't only a north korean thing. i mean, any poor person will have no choice if they are poor enough. have u ever seen a vegan that's poor? morals come with wealth, that's what my parents always said to me
It's so interesting that North Korea incorporated the English word for jeans and South Korea didn't. That's really rare. I guess it makes sense considering how strongly they associate jeans with America.
These vids with Nara are always so eye opening. So surprised that North Koreans know about and actually have a term for Captain America being that the country is so anti-US. I wonder if his character was just used as a caricature or if people there actually watched the bootleg movie for entertainment.
I think it would be good to put the (real) translations as well Dave! For example 사향쥐 is also a word in Korean but it means Muskrat! And another example was explaining 색안경 and describing it but you never gave the real word for it in English (coloured/tinted sunglasses). Happy holidays!
I rate this video... All the burn ointment in the pharmacy for Nara and a trip to the hospital burn ward for Dave. Saltiest video I've seen in a while!
I've been watching your videos dave since 2016 and now the 4 of you got on separate ways and things aren't the same 4 years ago😭 i hope the 4 of you comes back like the old times❤️
좀 빨리왔다!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd really like to see a video where you talk to Nara about American culture and teach her different it is to how it was taught to her. It would be really interesting.
American Koreans who don't know Korean that well and North Korean vocabulary have a lot in common. When I was younger and barely knew Korean or didn't have the (maturity of wanting to learn), I also call Jeans, "Jean Bah jee" as well
When cursing out or talking bad about Americans in n.korea, do they only use a white, blonde, blue eyed American as an example or do they know the US is very diverse?
It makes sense that it does. When Korea was split into, the North was fighting a largely segregated US military, where they highlighted fighting White guys. Their society is so isolated from the world, they can only base it on 1950s era. You can see how this isolation has led to two distinctly different versions of the Korean language just in this video alone, like how American English terms and slang differs from the UK or Australia.
in peru, we also eat a certain kind of animal guinea pig, we have farms and some people form the andes region have them in their kitchen's. It tastes good, doesnt have a lot of meat but its good.
Dave's reaction to North Koreans raising hamsters for food is how I feel about the meat industry... It still shocks me. Chicken, ducks etc. are so cute and cuddly, why would you eat them??
안녕하세요 놀새나라입니당
오늘도 데이브오빠와 북한말특집 촬영 재밌게 했어용❤️
@주인 월드
북한에서 북한을 조선이라고 한답니당
@@히히히-i4i
조선이라고 합니당
써니다혜 언니 덕분에 제가 저기 왔어
아니니니니니니니ㅣ닛!!!!!!! 나라님이!!!!!!!!
@@히히히-i4i 조선, 북조선, 조선민주주의인민공화국
WE LOVE NARA
Thanks for bringing Nara on again. I appreciate how honest and frank she is about her experiences and that she is willing to share them. Seriously, your videos with her made an impact on me and I’ve read so much about North Korea and defectors experiences as a result. Thank you!
haha the beginning was almost painfully awkward but nara handled it like a champ!
He grew his eyebrows back after all of you bullied him omg
LMAOOOOO
I literally FORGOT he even got rid of them until you pointed that out 😂😂😂
They grew out fast!!
@@katttnettt we forgot he forgot his eyebrows
데이브 나라 조합 겁나 재미있네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@박정옥 ㅋㅋㅋ너무 뜬금없는데요...
@박정옥 쿠바 페루 혼혈아니신가
@박정옥 그러면 나라와 데이브 둘다 공산국가사람에서 자유인이 된사람들이네
@@always179.?? 아니요
Alternative title: Dave gets fkin ROASTED by a NK defector 😂 this was so funny
The stereotype thing kinda makes sense cause in English there’s the idiom of looking through colored glasses
exactly my thoughts;
Looking through a bias lens or something I'm not so sure lmao
@@MrEueu89 looking through rose tinted glasses!
yeah lol
we say pink glasses as stereotypes in russian too
Dave's brain melting when Nara calls him a Yankee 😂
12:13 "You look great"
NK: You gained weight
SK : You lost weight
Such a contrast.
The chemistry they have is hilarious
Alone from the social-cultural perspective everybody should watch this video. Two fundamentally different value- and normsystems clashing together, raising eyebrows and awkward feelings. Much respect for Nara for sharing her experiences. Speaking so freely about her culture is surely not always a pleasant thing to do.
P.S....glad you’re back, Kevin. :)
"The truth is that you know absolutely nothing about N. Korea" 😳 😂😂
That's facts tho 😂😂
KDHSKFJSKFJF she isnt wrong tho
@@the.muffin I agree... Dave's reaction was priceless.
데이브님이 올린 영상중에서 가장 재미있게보는 영상이 각국의 언어와 관련된 비교인데, 강아지의 북한어 표현과 캡틴아메리카의 북한어 표현을 보고
너무 웃겨서 빵~~ 터졌습니다.....ㅎㅎ
둘이 그냥 서로 디스 하는 게 목표인 것 같은 데.. ㅋㅋ
When we needed the part 2, it came
Merry Christmas and happy new year!
I remember when they said that at the start of 2020, hell if anyone was happy in 2020 lol
북한말 특집 기다렸어요ㅠㅠ 언니 웃을 때 보조개가 너무 이뻐요!!😘😘😄
It's so refreshing to see someone just present a language and country with all the unnecessary demonizing politics for clickbait. Nara is such a fun personality too❤️
Captain Yankee 🤣🤣🤣🤣
after that he was like uncomfortable 😉
It's good to see Nara again! I really like her ♡
And Dave keeps getting more handsome as time passes
Love these culture vids with Nara! Her bluntness is on point lol. I kinda wish a mukbang was possible, but...most likely not. Tell Kevin we miss him too 😜😭😭
색안경 (色眼镜) in Chinese actually means stereotypes as well though it literally means coloured glasses.
So I guess to look at things with a negative lens/filter?
"You gained weight" meaning in N.K is quite similar to what is in country side chilean people lmao like you eating good and looking healthy bc of that
데이브 왜 이렇게 사람 설레게 생겼어 진짜 돌겠네ㅠㅠ
오랜만에 아빠미소로 봤어영 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ텐션 미쳐
좀 순화해서 미국대장이라고 할줄 알았는데 바로 그냥 양키대장 튀어나오네 ㅋㅋ
우와~!!
북한말 컨텐츠 항상 기다리고 있었는데 너무 좋네요 ㅎㅎㅋㅎㅋㅎㅎㅋㅋㅋ
Something I found interesting is that the word 사향쥐 typically means "muskrat" in Korean (사향 is the word for "musk" in Korean and appears to have roughly the same meaning in Korean as it does in English), but as Nara said is used in North Korea to refer to hamsters. It makes me wonder other foreign rodents are also referred to as 사향쥐 or if it's just hamsters.
I know as 사향쥐's meaning is same in NK as muskrat. Maybe she was confused hasmster with a muskrat because she saw that in SK for the first in her life.
I’ve just discovered your channel and have been non stop binging videos!!! I really love your content and it’s super helpful when learning korean! 😁😁😁 Thank you for putting both English and Korean subtitles I know that’s a lot of extra work ❤️
양키대장부터 데이브님 멘붕온거 개웃겨욬ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I was shocking about the hamster story...sad reality..
ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
it is sad but it's also kinda hypocrite from our side cause we eat a lot of meat of a lot of other animals lmao
as if yall never ate animals. pets or wild it doesnt matter they are all equal
idk, we eat rabbits in italy
the thing is this isn't only a north korean thing. i mean, any poor person will have no choice if they are poor enough. have u ever seen a vegan that's poor? morals come with wealth, that's what my parents always said to me
It's so interesting that North Korea incorporated the English word for jeans and South Korea didn't. That's really rare. I guess it makes sense considering how strongly they associate jeans with America.
I love when the people that are are invited say Dave's ending part. It's funny when he gets mad at them 😂😂😂
I laughed so hard when Dave's puppy respond to GaeSaeKki 😆
She’s so pretty 🥺
It started off as a normal video until Nara started roasting Dave
Love these contents.Daves mosr watched contents are the most fun to me
I think Nara is already my favorite, she is very funny 😂
Nara is back yaaay ~~ ☺ much love to both of you guys
We look forward to more Nara content we love her 💜💜
The captain Yankee part had me crying on the floor
These vids with Nara are always so eye opening. So surprised that North Koreans know about and actually have a term for Captain America being that the country is so anti-US. I wonder if his character was just used as a caricature or if people there actually watched the bootleg movie for entertainment.
I think it would be good to put the (real) translations as well Dave! For example 사향쥐 is also a word in Korean but it means Muskrat! And another example was explaining 색안경 and describing it but you never gave the real word for it in English (coloured/tinted sunglasses).
Happy holidays!
I rate this video... All the burn ointment in the pharmacy for Nara and a trip to the hospital burn ward for Dave. Saltiest video I've seen in a while!
누구를 위한 컨텐츠인가 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ데이브 마상 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
She just look like oh my girl Arin or may be her elder sister
재미있게 봤어요~😃 한국어를 배우는데 북한말에 관심이 생겼어요☺️
한글을 잘 쓰시네요^^
@@-hulove4658 감사합니다아앙~☺️
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 너무다르잖아 나는 놀새라라구독함
데이브도 구독함
Nice to see Nara again 😍 you as well Dave 😁
Dave씨, 강나라양한테 반했네, 반했어!
북한특집~넘넘~재밌내^^왠지?공부하는것!같다!^^그리고~북한말??이!넘.신기해!!!!
I'm glad she will be on your channel more, I really enjoy her personality!
You guys work well together
Mom, can we have Harry Potter?
No, we have Harry Potter at home.
Harry Potter at home: *Dave*
That’s fine for me
love you dave !!! from MALAYSIA !!!
It's always interesting with Nara.😅
오늘도 재미있는 영상 감사합니다❤
Please make more videos with Nara, she's brilliantly ruthless! 😂
우리나라도 90년대까진 어느정도... 비슷했다고 할수있지
김일성 잘생겼다고 했다가 감옥살이 10년 했으니
The part with the song really reminded me of my grandma telling me about Germany in the late 1930s. Very scary
3:39 슘당아 미안해;;;;;;
I've been watching your videos dave since 2016 and now the 4 of you got on separate ways and things aren't the same 4 years ago😭 i hope the 4 of you comes back like the old times❤️
재밌는 내용을 줘서 감사해요~
that intro ... legend.
good to rewatch these
despite super choked with the hamster stuff i appreciate the quality content ♡
아 북한컨텐츠 꿀잼 ~~
컨텐츠 재밌다. 강나라 예쁘다. 거의 끝에 파이날 판타지 7 곡도 나오네 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
북한편은 항상 재미있어요
좀 빨리왔다!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2:11 best part ever
She's so sweet. I hope she finds a best friend. (If it's Dave, that's a bonus.)
2:42 누렁이, 백구, 하양이, 깜댕이 이렇게 지으던데
오랜만에 예전에 쓰던 계정 들어왔는데 ㅋㅋㅋ 예전에 매일보던 데이브랑 요즘 매일보는 나라님이 같이 나와서 너무 놀랐어옄ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
데이브 티어 올려주고 싶다..버스태워주고시퍼..
as an american who’s learning korean… this is so interesting!
I love your videos together... sometimes I wonder how my korean teacher would react if I just spoke NK dialect in a full lesson lol
북한에서 개가 개xx라 하는게 신기하누...
I've been waiting for this for so long !!!
북한 특집 재밌어서 1번은 무조건 보는 영상 ㅋㅋ
오늘도 재밌게 보고가요!!혹시 괜찮으시다면 발음차이 찍어주세요😃
ㅓ,ㅕ의 원순모음화
반대로 ㅗ의 평순모음화
ㅣ가 ㅔ처럼 들리는것
문화어에서는 ㅈㅉㅊ가 아직도 치경음
ㅡ 가 ㅜ처럼 들리는것
ㅅ계 구개음화 적용 x
두음법칙 미인정
ㅚ와ㅟ가 무조건 단모음이지만 실제로는 이중모음으로 하는 화자가 다수
@@文正恩-s4j ?
@@tvJayBS ?
@@文正恩-s4j 왜 아까 이 댓글 쓰셨어요?
@@tvJayBS 발음 차이 알려달라면서요
I haven't watched one of his videos for like a year so I'd just like to say, hello my old friend lmfaoo
this is hilarious xD would lovs to see more contents with kang nara \o/
It's shocking to know that for them to gain weigh means to look good. It could be because they don't eat well normally :(
What a nice content. I learn a lot
I'd really like to see a video where you talk to Nara about American culture and teach her different it is to how it was taught to her. It would be really interesting.
We also use colored glasses in Chinese mandarin as prejudice but we do have the word for sunglasses It’s maybe just another vocabulary that we share
American Koreans who don't know Korean that well and North Korean vocabulary have a lot in common. When I was younger and barely knew Korean or didn't have the (maturity of wanting to learn), I also call Jeans, "Jean Bah jee" as well
아닠ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 채양모를 최양락이라고 듣고 봄.ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
3:42
이것은 토끼(토끼탕),개(보신탕),염소(염소탕,약재 용도),돼지(구이),소(일만 하다 죽은 소를 구워먹음),닭(닭갈비),개구리(구이)
that Cool ! I love this channel I watch all the videos. I'm a fan of Brazil.
영상을 잘 봤습니다 ^^
5점이 만점이란건, 북쪽은 로씨야와 똑 같더군요. 로씨야어로는, 만점은 пятерка (퍄툐르까, пять = 5)라고 하거든요.
@@이주뇽-o9y 발음은 실제로 ё 이지만, 점없이 쓰기는 보통입니다. 발음이 일반인이 알는 바니까요. 사전따위와, 혼란이 나올수 있을때밖에는, 점을 안 써도 되거든요.
와....!신기하네요!
11:00 this song haunts me lol
Wow. . . Keep learning more and more things about North Korea. It’s so mind-boggling how different the two Koreas have become.
데이브 오빠 이거 짱이었어용
When cursing out or talking bad about Americans in n.korea, do they only use a white, blonde, blue eyed American as an example or do they know the US is very diverse?
i don't think they know what actual US citizens look like.
It makes sense that it does. When Korea was split into, the North was fighting a largely segregated US military, where they highlighted fighting White guys. Their society is so isolated from the world, they can only base it on 1950s era. You can see how this isolation has led to two distinctly different versions of the Korean language just in this video alone, like how American English terms and slang differs from the UK or Australia.
“양키” is word talking badly about westerns mostly white. It’s just bad word don’t try to understand by racial problems
She's the cutest!!
My brain: “you can’t even get much meat off a hamster, how is that efficient?”
Me: 😳😭😭😭
Maybe they're not just raise one hamster, maybe... a lot???(could be enough??😂)
@@mellannie_mirage maybe 😱😱
@@sorayaasmr could be, but that’s different from food!
in peru, we also eat a certain kind of animal guinea pig, we have farms and some people form the andes region have them in their kitchen's. It tastes good, doesnt have a lot of meat but its good.
I have two hamsters 😭😭😭
나 햄스터 2마리 키우는데ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅜ
데이브님 표정이 뭔가 안 좋은데 ㅠㅠ 몸이 안 좋은가요? 기운내세요! 늘 응원해요~~
Dave's reaction to North Koreans raising hamsters for food is how I feel about the meat industry... It still shocks me. Chicken, ducks etc. are so cute and cuddly, why would you eat them??
That 강아지 bit was precious Hahahahaha