😂 foreigner pranking koreans in perfect korean (german ver.), JAYKEEOUT x VWVB™
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- foreigner pranking koreans in perfect korean (german ver.), JAYKEEOUT x VWVB™
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No problem! was a looooott of fun! GEILLLLLL heheheh
@@ilaila-2736 illayda wie hast du so gut koreanisch gelernt kannst du mir paar Tipps geben?
@@ilaila-2736 please, please share how to practice Korean to be sooo fluently!
@@lauracollier9554 werde dazu nen video machen auf meinem channel
@@ilaila-2736 danke das du geantwortet hast, das werd ich mir aufjedenfall anschauen!❤
She has such a nice voice. I want a voice as soothing as that.
Same
Army!!
@@keerthi5538 yooo armyyyy
@@Kasztrinii every video I always find an army in the comments for sure!!
@@keerthi5538 ikrr im so proud
So, you speak turkish, english, german and korean. It's really cool.👌💚
i speak english, arabic, korean, learning japanese at school and learning* turkish at home 🌚
Aeri Zen I speack German, Dutch, Azerbaijcani,Turkish and Russian
min footata Where are you from?
sooktoo k77 I’m from Germany but my ethnicity is Azerbaijcan
@@luvfuff Wow, so cool.( Türkçe öğrenmende başarılar dilerim. Pes etme!!)
duuude she is so good at starting conversations lol
MISSIO's Grandson I wanted to start a conversation once and I said what’s ur favourite subject? XD
Me: “So do you like potatoes?”
She : It is too cold...
That old dude : Winter is supposed to be cold.
That man lives a *THUG LIFE* 😂
He just wanted to have a normal walk, but never did he think he would be bothered by a random Korean speaking foreigner.
Germany can be colder than Korea in winter!
She made him young again 🤣🤣🤣
@@palmerswei1572 XD
Hhhhhh omg he is honest
it’s so SATISFYING to watch foreigners speak Korean without disrespecting the culture or language
Fr sis like, as a kpop fan i have gotten so influenced by kboos that i even sometimes cringe at actual koreans speaking their own fucking language and thats so sad. Like, i do learn korean but i am scared if i speak it people will just label me as a kboo and yeah.. xd
Fr sis like, as a kpop fan i have gotten so influenced by kboos that i even sometimes cringe at actual koreans speaking their own fucking language and thats so sad. Like, i do learn korean but i am scared if i speak it people will just label me as a kboo and yeah.. xd
@dankey kang I dont want to sound rude or anything, but can you explain why wearing circular glasses makes you a koreaboo?
@dankey kang okay, thanks. have a nice day :)
dankey kang I have actual glasses that are circular lmao, Harry Potter wears them too. I got them because one, my vision, and two, I like them. I didn’t even know about Koreans wearing them a lot until I started watching dramas. So circular glasses doesn’t mean you’re a koreaboo, lol.
She was cool, I wanna get to her level of fluency
Same!!!! In more than one language
*I just want to so I can communicate and understand BTS*
Same
I can wait to go to a fan sign and suprise whatever group I end up going to (because I'm African American)
she is Turkish and Turkish people good at imitiating accent on other languages
"your make up is pretty"
"no you're prettier"
"no u"
Acekedit Yuh lets be friend,
no u
🤣
Men like: "cut the bullshit"
legend says they still talking like that until now
2:52 the guy literally pulled her away from the road! Omg he is so kind!!!! 😁😁😁🌞🌞🌞
@Rachel J it's what I thought at first and then the second time I noticed it 😂😁
He was flirting
Anyway I guess u r a BTS Army.....RIGHT?
@@atheena4488 yes
@@jayajadhav8221 oop... how
Lol the old guy in the end was like why is this girl talking to me pls go away😂😂😂😂
@Pay Attention Mr Officer Duh, just think of the situation when a total stranger walks to you and starts talking to you for no reason.
@@armada1290 It's normal in other countries lol but I can understand it's not normal there
@@akirajoestar641 nah it still depends on who approaches you and how they do it. Sometimes it can be really weird or creepy even if we're used to it ..
@Pay Attention Mr Officer Wow. Could you even live a normal life with that kind of paranoia? Go see a therapist or something. The example you said is not hating them. In that case, it's uncommon to see alot of foreigners in one place because as you said, Korea is homogenous country. And next, it's because of the anxiety, that a foreigner would start talking to me, and I feel obliged to answer that question with my bad english, because not replying to them would be seen to some(YOU) as a 'homophobic' action. Being in a place filled with foreigners outside Itaewon is like that for Koreans. And I think, some portion to this problem derives from some foreigners like you, who say 'Koreans hate foreigners, because they don't want to sit next to me.' And have you ever been here, or just been here via a weaboo channel or a vlog chanel. That's what a few weabs said to me when I was outside Korea.
A stranger approaching someone on the streets with small talks is not normally looked upon in Korea. The only Koreans who do this are religious recruiters who belong to cults, salesman/marketers, people with ulterior motives, and crazies.
Soo she's turkish and german but speaks fluent english and korean, she's able to speak four languages that's amazing .
Nayla No, she’s a Turkish girl who’s from Germany that speaks English/Korean. Living somewhere doesn’t mean you’re of that race. I could be Scottish living in Africa, that wouldn’t make me black. She said she’s from Turkey, but (currently) lives in Germany. I guess her visit to Korea was temp. Idk.
@@nikivaral4435 i wasn't talking about races, I was talking about languages, I'm Algerian living in Italy and I speak both languages, she's Turkish living in Germany (I assume she can speak both languages) but she also speaks English and Korean
Niki Varal Nayla said nothing about races. Pay attention before you comment please...
Niki Varal no one mentioned race? We’re talking about nationality smh
Childish Gambino thank you lol
we don't have small talk culture. If you try to talk someone, they would think you are a weird stranger. That is normal. I think old generation Korean people are more comfortable with saying something first to strangers. But if Korean got conversation by chance, they would think boundary to you first.
I love small talk though 🌹
Do you know any good website where I can learn Korean?
I am Korean too! I 100% agree with you. People just don’t know us and judge a lot. :/
oh no, I'm terrible in small talk. I would have no idea where to find water and think, OH! I can just ask someone. ( Me, an introverted little child looks around) Me: Dehydration is fun too!
Get Lingodeer. I seriously recommend it. I'm learning on it. It puts Duolingo to shame.
that's the impression i get when i saw some videos of "foreigners talk to korean". I dont get why are most people saying stuff like "Korean people are racist" etc? even i as a non-korean could see that korean tend to draw a line between them and strangers at first
She - Turkish
country - Korea
Language - English
surprises in - Korean
Me - Indian
Hotel - Trivago
Ohh yes the same ....
But I'm Armenian and now I 'm living in Spain and I was watching a another movie in Russian and my reaction was sorry RUclips what ? 🤣🤣🤣🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🖤
Ah DESIMY
I'm Indian toooo hiiii
Stop, is a Portuguese meme. Don’t use that!
(Jst kidding)
She’s Turkish?
But I got a different reaction when I went to busan. Like every elder there talked to me first. And they didn't give a damn if I knew korean or not. They just wanted a small talk with me. Luckily, I knew a basic korean and could have a decent conversation with them. They helped me alot and even being sad when I told them that I will come back to my country soon. It was a nice memory for me.
I've actually heard that people in Busan are so different from people in Seoul. Busan people seem to be warmer and more curious about you, especially if you're foreign.
You are so right! When I went to Busan for the weekend when I was studying in Seoul the older generation was super friendly and eager to talk to you. When these older guys saw a bunch of foreigners get on the train they wants to ask us like "Why did you come to Korea?" "Do you like it?" "Are you studying Korean?" and so many other things. An older lady even helped my friend when she spilt red sauce on her white shirt at a restaurant by scrubbing it out for her! Truly very kind people.
yeah busan they would get barely any foreigner but ever since there's a new international program for foreigners to get taught in busan instead of seoul so it's still new to them so their just curious
I want to go to busan:( i feel in love witht the culture. But i fear to speak it
*TRAIN TO BUSAN*
Her voice is so smooth and relaxing und sie ist sao hübsch
Thank you LOL thats cute!!
Ja sie ist wirklich total hübsch
Sie ist voll hübsch! Und Lol zum erst englisch und danach deutsch😂😂😂
She is really hot too 😁
I bet she can be really good at singing
Wow.
A girl speaking Korean and English who comes from Germany with an Turkish migration background. Ciao my lifeeeu
I feel like a potatoe next to her...
Pretty normal i guess ,because you have the chance to learn everything over here in germany i am german with a turkish migration backround aswell and speak english and spain.
yeah well I guess ppl from Europe love languages... I moved to Austria from Russia and speak English and French too😂
TaZe No you don’t, since you can’t speak ‘Spain.’
@@ekaterinashapatkovskaya7019 thats true😂 i am from Germany with an Turkish migration background ,I apeak English and study latin😂😂😂😂 now i try to speak korean
She's so friendly and very good at socializing omg! My introvert self can't relate ._.
Kumain ka na... 👉🏼👈🏼
@@______fc76000___ ayoko
ugh. going up to random strangers and performing at them like a peacock has a pretty creepy vibe. Just being in the moment & not forcing it would be what I'd call genuine social skill but to each their own
I feel like that old guy was really annoyed hahaha
I got that vibe too, he was one moment away to say piss off and leave me alone xD
But he was not being rude and didn’t stop her wahaha CUTE
Since I live in Korea, mostly every senior citizen is like that. (To foreigners at the very least.)
They are not trying to be disrespectful but they got moods. Just like both my grandpas and great grandpa.
It felt like he was jz trying to end the conversation n just continued walking :/
What seemed to me is that he was only thinking the answers and it took him a lil bit to answer not that he was anoyyed at all he may was in the start but not later
She is a turk from germany speaking korean
respect
No? Stfu bitch
@@winterschlaf1988 lol wat
There are like so many turkish immigrants in Germany, like half of the people in big cities are Turkish (not kidding) and if you want to graduate in Germany you also need to learn a 3rd language, in her case Korean. That’s why/how So many people in Germany can speak 4 languages!
Moonwalker Boy WTF what 😂 they are fewer then 3 mil Turks living in Germany and like 70 mil Germans and the others are other foreigners. How the fuck should there be in the most cities half Turks XD. You know that in the south they are more countries then Turkey like Italy, Greece, some Arabic country’s, Spain and so on buddy use your brain don’t talk shit 😂
@@moonwalkerboy162 thats simply not true
*Can u make a video where you’re learning korean slangs or just some basic korean, like to start a conversation and how to introduce ourselves?*
RUclips is full of these videos.
ARMYYY 💜💜💜
AJ's World Thanks, that must have been taking so long! And I know Korean Unnie, #DONGDONGSQUAD
@@ajsworld9417 what's the difference between 성함 and 이름
@UC10rXum3Hd23Ju7H3LbwoYg that's awesome, thanks!!!
When I was in korea last year, I felt so happy cuz whenever I speak korean they always compliments me saying that my korean is good! And I've become friend with an ahjussi from namdaemun souvenir store cuz I go to that shop like everyday to buy stuffs😂😂 really hope I can visit korea again soon!
But then you realize when they say you're korean is good its really not
How long did it took u to learn korean?
@@iiTzLurks ?
Hahahahahaha 😂😂😂 아저씨랑 친구가 된거야? 😅 😂 😊
Young people: “Wahhhh! Haha, cool!”
Old people: “K, why are you talking to me?”
Not all
@@공백-e1j who said it was all
That means I'm old at 16😂😂
@@taetm8868 I'm sorry if you feel bad. I just wanted to add to the explanation that it's not all.
@@공백-e1j It's a joke. Calm down.
I'm surprised that the old man was trying to end the conversation and leave. Old people in my country tend to love chatting with others because they suffer from loneliness you can hardly end the conversation haha
Probably because she spoke very rudely to him - he probably thought he was making fun of him. In Korean, you have to speak in a different way to strangers than your friends and older people than you would to people your age. She spoke as if he was a stranger your age and asked him if he knew Korean. It was actually extremely disrespectful, but he reacted so patiently.
@@joe5634 I live in Korea and speak Korean. No, the way she spoke to him wasn't "extremely disrespectful" in any way, you dragged it. She asked him if he knew Korean because he wasn't responding to her questions. They were in Itaewon where there're a lot of foreigners, and he could've easily been one. I agree, she was pushy and annoying him, but she wasn't disrespectful
yeah old ppl tend to have chit chat 😂
@@joe5634 oh okau I can understand that. I didn't get it at first but now I do it's just different in my country like there is no formal way of speaking. Thanks for explaining
@@yusri2674 haha ikr yes
foreigner: do you speak korean?
korean: *speechless*
What a power move
He has Parkinson’s, you can tell from his walk. Hence his slow reactions
@Phoebe Ro in india most of the people speak minimum 2 languages and maximum 4 or 5
@@misssvtcarat8463 that's because India is a country with many languages
HAHAHAHAHAHA
"Where did you get this cap?"
"I got it from the streets" LOOOOOOOOOOOL.
Gangster🤕😂
lmfaoooooo
The old man was like trying to slowly walk away from her lol
Cz she ask can u speak korean at korean people
Cause korean old guys are not good at english and they are really conservative so they arent familiar at foriegner or foreign language
He may have been worried he was being solicited by one of those European prostitutes, lol.
Ik😂😂
I felt bad for him, because he seemed very uncomfortable. He seemed nice, but shy and cautious.
7:09 “I’m okay winter is supposed to be cold” omg I LOVE THIS GUY😂😂😂
ME TOO, HE WAS CUTE
Those students reactions were so cute ahhaha 😆
Yo the old guy was funny as hell “why did you stop me tho” 🤣
The group of students were so sweet and sociable!
but why (as in Japan too) do they put their hand to their mouths when laughing??
same
@@thegreatdoowoper24 I don't know, I'm Korean and I do this too sometimes. I guess it feels kind of rude to laugh right into the faces of the one you are talking with. Like when you yawn, you hide your open mouth with your hand (at least in Germany, we think it's rude not do this while yawning)
at first i was cringing when you were so persistent with that elderly man but it turned out so wholesome
LOL *“winter is supposed to be cold”*
Swag level 100000
Old man: life's too short to validate a random foreigner on her Korean.
3:51 That guy with a glasses on tho... lol.
I like the cute girl who pointed out the camera. Her reaction is so natural & fun & cute.
im4ubabe natural & cute & very funny & witty & more things
he looks like kim jong yong
Ikr
And the way she pronounced camera
It was cute though
@@anaselmrabet7728 김종용이 누구노;;
the way she speaks, no matter what language,,,IT’S FRIKIN BEAUTIFUL
Makes me want to pursue learning korean 😭😭 how can they do it so fluent and easy while me, I speak like I ate a bowl of rice 😂😂
study study study xD
holy shiteu totally off topic but lance as your pro pic is the best lmao
Cuz she's smarter and faster learner than you. You are just slow, no offense.
@@A-Dubs398 You literally don't know anything about him/her.
@@shino3811I know he/she sucks at Korean, cuz that's what he/she just said.
When the old man coughed... I checked the date of the vid
x2
You may now consider yourself a full-fledged, indoctrinated, brain-washed, neurotic fool. Good-bye, rational mind - hello hysteria. Oh, and don't forget your trusty mask before you dare walk outside to confront your 'boogie-man'. Pathetic feeble-minded, weak-willed clown.
my reaction to reading this comment was the same as the people in the video when she spoke korean
samee
mano fiske 👁👄👁. So... You wear a mask right?
i wish i was that good at conversion like her. i get awkward so fast 😭
Same, ugh
same but I get comofortable later on lmao 😂😂
Yeah like I always go back to level 1 when it's about conversation
Same😣
lina same😐
Lmao this is incredible. A turkish girl from Germany, making an english video where she is trying to talk korean with korean people in Korea. I swear multitalented queen. Allahım kız harikaydı yhaa 😂😂🤧💞
My thoughts exactly! Killing those four languages :D
Aaaaa Türkmüş kız. Bende diyorum neden bu kadar güzel. Şaşırdım gerçekten.
same as me hhh im arab living in malaysia speaking eng n now learning japanese 😂💔💔💔💔💔
Gawafi Elsayed can you speak malay?
Bence de. Gerçekten harikaydı 😂
These are pranks that don't make me feel cringey and uncomfortable
@@ianb8885 A quick kiss? I am flattered.
Nicky PALKA, Personally, I think people that feel 'cringe' or "cringey" are just socially anxious; if it happens a lot, possibly SAD.
@@saints360row I agree
Ian B LMAOOOO
Who gives a shit how you feel.
I love how the older guy was a bit reserved at first, but was very genuine and happy to help.
So many friendly people. I hope to go to Korea some day. I made a lot of friends in school who were from Korea, and they were legitimately the absolute nicest people I've met.
Her Korean is better than her English. For those who say that it’s coz she is German I understand I was just pointing out becoz she was using english as the leeway for surprise.
Yeah I can also see that. She is more comfortable in Korean and it's way more natural.
I mean she did say she was from Germany
Dipeshpie in some place in video she says she is from turkey in Korean
Dipeshpie in 8:00
@@alismel4130 many people are like that. And she looks Turkish tbh
Some of ya'll claiming that Germans are so good at languages don't realize that maaaany european countries learn an extra language or two in school. It's not special, it's just a good way of expanding your cultural understanding. Don't think that some people don't have to work hard to learn languages, we all have to work hard, so don't feel discouraged :)
Yep in Greece. I know Greek, had to learn english and french (or german)
XO Morrigan true,we had english and german in school where i live
Im european but in my country if you dont take the language high school you dont learn any language. Also here no one knows english because we dont really study it
XO Morrigan Most of America has that too lol, it’s just kids are too lazy or not determined to take it serious and end up forgetting. Not really anything special. I know English, Spanish , Japanese and bits of Chinese
actually i'm from germany and most of my german friends suck at languages. my foreign friends speak more languages so they can get around (like i do)
You and Miles 형 had the same reactions as these Koreans when you heard me speak some Korean words too. 😂✌🏻
"Winter is supposed to be cold."
Loooool, that old man. XD
A Turkish girl from germany speaking korean/english in korea lol
+ sweet voice
Helal fella ı thougt Only ı know she is turkish until watch this video
Wait what??
What do you mean about what
Yorumlarda türk arıyodum..
"It's okay winter is supossed to be cold" LMFAO THAT DUDE
I've given the same response before when someone lamented to me that "it's cold!" I mean.. it's cold every winter, damn. I get it.
Dropped you a like so you wouldn't be stuck on 666. 😇
Imao XD loool
How is her Korean AND English so good, as a German that's very uncommen hhahaha
EDIT: To clearify what I meant by so good, I know that alot of germans do speak English good or are fluent in it. Also of course there are some who can indeed speak korean. BUT germans tend to have a strong accent speaking other languages (not talking about their second languages if they are raised multilingual lol). I think my fellow germans can agree on that
Actually not really, I'm Jordanian-German basically just like she's Turkish-German, and i speak german, english and arabic fluently with a little bit of korean but my accent is pretty ok too.
Actually many german people are pretty fluent in english
@@aliiirxsa4235 well maybe I worded it badly I'm talking about her pronounciation
@@SuperAsianboy95 Oh okay haha
it's actually really common for German ppl to pick up English very easily especially pronunciation if you put a little effort in learning it so idk what you are trying to say. I speak English accent free, my English is on the same level as my native language German and on top of that I speak Turkish fluently too :) picking up pronunciation and speaking patterns in other languages is not "uncommon" for german people, especially people who pick up new languages more easily.
i study english language and literature and i am actually sometimes really shocked at how many ppl don't really speak good English but still somehow decided to study English, it's really just a matter of investing time in perfecting speaking. it has nothing to do with german people lmao the amount of people who are outstandingly good is just the same as the amount of ppl who are really bad
This was the video that inspired me to learn Korean (shortly after becoming a bts fan), i watched it when it recently came out. This February made it 2 years since I started learning korean, can’t believe it’s already been 2 years ago. My Korean has improved a lot by the way, hoping to become an intermediate by the end of this year or beginning of next year☺️
hii I'm interested in learning too, where did you start? I'm not sure what to use etc
Yay
I love how the old man seemed to have zero interest in talking to her but still managed to retain a calm and somewhat polite manner.
Also I love how fluid everything goes. Compared to my hometown in germany the people there are way more open to conversations and/or making actual contacts.
Yes, I worked in Germany and even as an American, was surprised at how easily Germans can strike up conversations with complete strangers in public and even arrange meetings or further interactions on the basis of one chance encounter on the streets. I believe this is b/c of the low-context nature of the German language that allows German speakers to quickly not only tune into each other, but cooperate and collaborate with each other without much vetting, scrutinizing, testing, etc. Even among Americans, individuals usually have to be vetted somewhat if you want to make a meeting out of it, or even if you want to discuss something further with a complete stranger you met on the street. Koreans? Forget it. You would automatically be written off as some kind of religious nut, e.g., a Jehovah's Witness or a Mormon if you tried to accost someone on the street, and if you continued to further harass someone, they would call the police and charge you with harassment. Koreans definitely do NOT network on the street, never mind have conversations with complete strangers. At a minimum, a third-party introduction is required, and/or a thorough vetting into your social, educational and familial background akin to a job interview and background investigation if someone is interested in carrying on further with you either for business or for social networking reasons. That said, the high-context nature of the Korean language is the major reason for this, where relationships, conversations, meetings, etc., need an established context to have any real meaning.
@@gotwa229 I think what he/she has meant by comparing the people in Germany and Korea is the opposite of what you seem to have understood. What he/she has tried to say is: "When compared to the people in my hometown in Germany, the people there(in South Korea) are way more open to conversations and/or making actual contacts.". This can also be deduced from his/her other sentences. Anyway, I personally don't think that the structure of the language could have such a big impact directly on the communication skills of individuals. In this case, it's the culture that has an impact on the language, not vice versa. Languages are partly shaped by and mostly used in accordance with the cultural patterns of the society in which they are spoken. So, it is not the Korean language which is responsible for Koreans' unwillingness or timidity in speaking to a stranger, it's their reserved culture. Although I don't believe there is something wrong with the high-context or reserved cultures, I think that some Asian countries such as Korea and Japan take these cultural behaviours to extremes.
I live here since 7 years and the most open people in Germany are actually tourists in our town. The people are just annoyed as soon you ask them something. I need to move away lol
@@qsayn5802 Exactly.
@@qsayn5802 Ohh really?! I didn't know that they are this much unfriendly. They are self-proclaimed humanists but as far as I understand they are actually inhospitable and kind of impolite to people. This makes me sad because Germany was one of my favourite countries for the very high quality of life it provides. But I think inhospitality is high in many European countries especially in France, Germanic countries, and also in outside of Europe, especially in the USA. Unlikely, many Balkan, Slavic, Middle Eastern, and Latino countries are best at being helpful and hospitable, in my opinion.
9:40 one of my fav part LOL 😂😂😂
I want these socks! xD
Melda Gül She said she was from Turkey though. At 8:04
blossom Thanks I saw it later.
lMAO
I’m deadddd🤣🤣🤣
3:07 *Dahyun joined to the chat*
OMG thank you for the likes💜💙💚💖💞💓🌸🌹🌺🌻💗🌷💎
I was thinking the same thing!
lmao so true
Jin as well
im dying lmaaooo
Omg yessss Dahyun’s camera finding skills are unbelievable 😂
7:15 할아버지 말씀부분
자막이 다르네요
'겨울은 춥죠 3일은 춥고 삼한사온
3일은 춥고 4일은 따뜻하고'
3일, 4일을 3월, 4월로 써놓으셨네요
'삼한사온'을 말씀하셨답니다~
6:44 she was really creepy with that one, he was slowly running away hahaha great video I loved to see their reactions, as someone who is shy myself I'd be startled if anyone approaches me on the streets, now imagine if it's a foreigner 🤣🤣🤣 great experiment I applause you being so open and not shy~~
I cringed at that part, tbh😅 She was kinda suspicious to him, I think, and every question made it worse xD
(also she should've used the 5th Korean politeness form and not the 4th one to talk to him, I think😅)
@@NoctLightCloud ikr I was like ohhh snap that's not the most polite form
The old man must felt Awkward Af HAHAHA
I was like u.. A very shy and introvert person.. I can't talk to strangers before.. But since I work as a part timer in a shopping mall as a cashier.. I became more confident to talk and approach strangers.. I can talk calmly with a smile now..
I'd say she needs some game classes lol
*I got inspired and tried same in north korea and now im in jail.*
Can i get 1000 subscriber with no video?? 😂😂😂
I saw you again wuahahah
I almost liked this comment but the just joking ruined the joke
Can i get 1000 subscriber with no video?? Lmaoooo
How can u be in jail and watch RUclips lol
@@nelex1482 r/whoosh
I have a friend that’s also Turkish and they also speak Korean perfectly! And they even fluently speak Japanese, Russian and English. I’m so surprised by him since he can chat with so many different people, switching languages constantly!
I am turkish too, my native language is french but I also speak Japanese and Russian. I can get Korean too. It feels weird to see dreams in differents languages haha
I speak Russian (i was born and raised in Russia for seven years) moved to America and now live for 5, learning Korean and Forced to learn Spanish 😔
Oh my he is polyglot.
Wow, there are not many Turkish people like him! I'm also Turkish and it's so rare to even find a person that knows English. And I live in İstanbul so it's shocking. I'd love to be friends with him.
Well i am a Turkish girl too, I can talk English and Dutch. Understanding a little bit Koreans :) I'm want to learn Germany and Spanish too. :)
As a turkish girl, I’m really proud of her that she killed it in both languages, such a queen!
she is geman
@@beckslemon10090 she said she is german and turkish. Also İlayda is a turkish girl name.
Kesinlikle adaşım💜
ah that's why she didn't look ethnic german, she reminded me of some armenian people actually
Her English is near-native also.
8:17 "I don't think I was good enough for the video" was THE cutest response ever. What a sweet old man :)
Aww
That old man is giving yoongi vibes like cold from outside but warm inside
and the funniest part was 8:28 - Camera guy: "That was a little creepy, Ilayda." Her: "Him?" Camera guy: "No You!"😂
I don't know if she's fully Turkish or even if she knows Turkish,but i just want to say that Turkish is much closer to Korean than most people think so it's easier for us to speak,much like Japanese.I am studying Japanese and the grammar is basically same,while Korean is pretty similar too.Keep up the good work İlayda!
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As someone whose native language is turkish and who learnt japanese and korean I can say that they are not as similar as you might think. Yeah the grammar structure is a bit (rlly tiny bit) similar but thats it. Not a single word is similar! Japanese and Korean are closer that Turkish/Korean
Yes, ppl call Korea and Turkey twin sisters. They are super similar. The environment and culture. Not the language though.
Thank you very much! yea ofc i do speak turkish as well heheh
A Wa wrong, I also learned both. It has similar words.
@@SaisaiDemigodess
I don't think Turkey & Korea are similar at all!!!!
Neither in language nor in Culture!
I don't understand where did you get that from?
Imagine if they talked bad about her in korean thinking she wouldn’t know XD
That would make a great video but showing the negative aspects of Asian society so blatant would not fit this channel at all.
Yea, It's actually really common how koreans talk about you, your outfit, face and stuff thinking that you don't understand it and it's not pleasant at all : /
@@adreamingwolf I don't think that is really a negative aspect of Asian society. People talk trash about others literally everywhere :)
Everyone does that, I'm Cuban, but look like any other white American person, so I usually just stand by and listen to people talk shit about me in Spanish. Then, I speak and wait for the surprised pikachu faces😂
People do that in all languages, people have talked about me, not knowing I speak Spanish.
I love it!!!! Taking the time to learn someone else’s culture and language is the highest compliment! It brings them together. So good! ❤️❤️❤️
I’m totally with that Oldman on “it’s winter it’s supposed to be cold”
while thinking "stupid young ppl"
jad yeah she ask and says a lot of stupid things, she talks non stop like if it was a contest of saying words
@@amnesiahaze6470 Yeah, assault is a perfect response to someone being mildly annoying.
@@BucsFanO22 Well... You try blocking my path and force me to talk to a you while just making retarded conversation. You know blocking someone is not legal as well right?
@@BucsFanO22 of course
her: Isn't the weather very cold?
grampa: I'm okay winter is supposed to be cold.
LMAO *savage*
I wanna see more of him :( he was so cute hahahah
he needs some glaces a cigarette and some though life music
Where is thug life music
Ajushi have seen foreigners in their country for 70+ years, mostly American, coming and going without making any real difference in their everyday lives. They pass on the street on the way to buy souvenirs or on the way back from gochujang, around e-mart or on leave at Jejudo but don't really have interact with the people around them. So it's weird to be stopped by a foreigner practicing small talk. "Why did you stop me?" is a perfectly reasonable response.
lmaoooo
Her: speaks english
Korean: gives information she asked for
Her: speaks korean
Korean: **surprised pikachu face**
edit: omg thanks for the likes
Claudio Andrei hahahahahahahshdnşflnd
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ..
I don't get it
lol pikachu i get it!!!! XD cuz shes asian! XDXDXDXDXD
@@al3xa899 Normie
her: speaks korean
Korean people: *shock*
In America, if u make eye contact with anyone, stranger or friend, ya gonna smile at them just to be friendly/not awkward (tho sometimes it makes it more awkward). I’ve found they don’t do this too much in other countries tho, so sometime I’ll be visiting another country and see some random person and just give them a quick smile and they just stare/glare at me... It’s always weird because I’m not used to ppl on streets looking like they mad at me for no reason lol
In the UK, if a stranger smiled at me I would question if I know them. And then I’d assume they had mistaken me for someone else. I think that’s the same for the majority here
Same, I feel rude if I don't smile... It gets awkward though, I'm not good with eye contact and I'm already socially awkward so if I feel extra awkward that day and I end up making eye contact with the same person more than once by accident, I'll mouth or whisper hi 😭🤦♀️ people are nice though and smile or say good morning, how are u ect as u walk past each other.
Yes!!! Its so common here in the States to greet others non-verbally such as a smile or a nod (with a smile). However, when I was studying in France they advised us not to smile at strangers because they find it strange because smiling goes with recognition of someone you know as well as it being rude to smile at others without sincerity.
@@koykoy8593 It depends on how you smile. If you smirk of course they'd think you're creepy
The Americans I have met are friendly people. I like Americans even though many people like to ridicule them.
She's like that extrovert friend who always needs someone to talk to hahaha
Did she just ask a Korean man living in Korea if he knew how to speak Korean
Some people need to chill a bit in the comments
Andrea Llamicorn are you thick?
ror ror Lmao do you have a loicense for that insult
ror ror *wait*
He could've been a visiting Japanese man...
@@Racohi thicc
6:38 she's really pushing this one, he was really patient tho
I feel like he was annoyed that she talks so much 😂
He hates me i guess. Its okay.......
Legit me everyday
k-pop trash panda yeah story of my life too.
Welp I found my soulmates
KPOP TRASHEU
Crieees
3:19 i love these young koreans :))) they're so bubbly and nice
If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.
Bravo Dustin...bravo 👏👏👏😁🙏
"if you take a man's farm land, that goes to his head. If you take his land and his bitch, that goes to his heart." - Nelson Mandela's grandson.
Awesome quote 👏🏻
what if you're a secondo and you speak no language perfectly
Wow! Cute quote! I'll copy it, so true !
OMG I got so excited when she said from Turkey. I was like there is no way this girl is German, she has to be atleast Turkish too
Her hairstyle and beanie reminds me of Somi 😂
SAME HERE
omg same
And even her voice
IKR
I thought she's Somi lol
Lol if someone came and complimented me five times in one convo I’d think they were taking the piss😂
y'all make it look so easy to talk to other people but i'm over here with social anxiety and can't even talk to people in my native language
I'm honestly impressed she got so many people to engage in small talk with her, if she tried that on the streets in London she would 100% either get blanked or yelled at. We are not friendly 😂
Next video, Korean person speaks perfect english and pranks westerners
cloudhsw I think that was the joke lol
Literally most of the Asian population, whitewashed or not, gets treated as immigrant/foreigner where I live... it's like we don't have the capacity to be "real Americans"**
So there are some people who actually get surprised when we speak fluent or unaccented English? It's a weird dynamic.
...
**As in, we are not American enough to be treated equally on a social level. Apparently _someone_ further down in the comments got the idea that I was touting superiority to foreigners' experience when in Asian countries, even though _I have never mentioned anything of the sort._
Aryn Mai seriously? Thats so harsh. I like in Australia and it might just be because most people and second or third generation immigrants but its really normal to see people of literally every nationality speaking perfect english
@@meyu1468 I have no idea, it's really weird because 70% of the Asian population is Koreans -- my college campus sounds like Koreatown half the time 🤣🤣
@Simon Mcfarland I fail to see where any of my comment concerns your idea of "over privileged self entitled bum." It was a statement about an experience that many Asians in my community share. Nowhere did I express the sentiment that said experience is superior or "worse off" than that of foreigners in Asian countries such as Korea.
In addition, it seems that you read what I said as a serious complaint. I did not "have no regards for [my] own identity" because what I said was meant as a *joking matter* and not a serious issue such as economic or racial segregation.
So please kindly watch your words before you make these kinds of assumptions :)
And for your information, I have watched the video.
I was replying to a comment that I saw after watching it.
this is by far probably the best video you've made (not saying the others weren't), she had a good sense of humour which made this interesting to watch and it's quite a useful video actually (not that I'm gonna go to korea anytime soon though lol) and overall it was really fun to watch. Keep up the good work!
scratch that, the thanksgiving video of giving food to the homeless was just as good
Thank you very much! hehe
I just love koreans. Hehehe
Yo I'm a big fan didn't expect you here lol
@@sharym7 hey. Thanks buddy. Hehe
Oh u like kim jong un
That........is really weird and I am a korean.........
@@Dedihana oh, I LOVE KIM JONG UN, HES MY INSPIRATION TO BE A PRESIDENT.
I was wondering why she always started conversations with "Sorry" - but then i realized, she's German (just like me infact).
Simple rule that I learned: "Excuse me" is said before starting a conversation, "Sorry" at the end :)
@Char Char Binks Maybe, i'm just not used to it as a conversation starter.
It's not proper English. But in other languages (such as Hebrew) it works. I'm sure German is the same as Hebrew in this regard
As a Tech teacher (higher ed) in Aus I learnt one should not begin early in a conversation with Koreans by appologising; one is seen as weak.
In Korean, saying sorry is always literal. ‘Sorry’ is also the opener of choice for a lot of towns in England, so it’s also something I have to struggle with
Shooked when she said she was born in '99. Im like whuuuuut. Im 4 years older than her. 😂
Edited: Did not expect that many of you will agree with me. THANKS FOR THE LIKES! :)
Same!! 95 liner here and I was shocked! lol She looks more developed than I do. I'm short and look like a kid to some people, but she looks like a grown woman. Not fair. ;w;
What?? Korean themselves prefer to look younger than their age. Lol what's wrong with Western people. Be glad!! With 30 you look like 20, that's awesome! I love it when they told me I look younger than my age (24) and I'm gemran (actually Persian just born here lol)
Oh she's my age!!!! I feel weird
2PMisTimeless she’s not even western she was just born in the west lol
I'm 10 years older (1988) and i look like a kid next to her 🤣 but that's okay for me
In my next life, please give me a personality like hers. I am too serious and boring. 😭
Why bother thinking and wishing about next life when opportunity is given to you right very NOW... Stop wishing and start transforming now! Good luck!
Muhdace You need to be born with it. Things like that can't be changed. That's why it's called personality for a reason.
@@pemachoden4356 Yes. I do agree. We cant change much of our personality or character since we are born with it. But did u realized that when u admit, being serious and boring.. You may have sub-consciously came to a self realization. That is already a signed of doorway to self improvement. Next you need to believe in yourself that ur capable of anything. Nothing is impossible. That is where the power of mind comes in and take control of believe to change. Learn more about NLP (Neuro linguistic programming). It trains your mind to see a total different you. Dont believe in whatever I say. Just prove yourself👌 There is no easy way up, you have to take the stairs😊
U can defo change ur personality. Its nothing u are born with, its evolving with ur growing and surrounding. Ur personality will always adapt to your surrounding and will change, just not within 1 day. Saying it cant be changed is an axcuse for being to lazy.
@Ava Nwa Honestly, i like this comment of yours.. That is the reason why we are all unique of our own. Rational opinion behind this perhaps to create a balance society. If everyone is having fun, then who will commit to serious task? Being serious should not be sound negative. In an optimist mind, a serious person most likely will get any work done. Or she is the type whom is serious in decision making. Like it or not, we need these kind of people in our society. Else nothing will move n just be stagnant..
There is something magical about Korean language!! I would love to try and learn it but that would be very hard i guess!!
Korean or Hangul (the right term for their language) looks intimidating but it is actually an easy language to learn. I speak English and Filipino and now I am learning Hangul. You can learn their alphabet in one sitting.
Magic like you name lolz
Kuya Jewo try mandrin. my school speaks mandrin and its hard when you look at it
@@taeynnie6277 hi I know a bit of Mandarin because I enrolled Mandarin for my foreign language subject but dropped it midway because of conflict of schedules 😂
But I’m more weeb than Korean
"...March is cold... April is warmer." I love this. Sage wisdom ha ha.
I think subtitle is wrong. It means Samhansaon--three days in a week are cold, and the other days are warm--Korean climate:)
3일은 춥고 4일은 따뜻하다 라고 하셨는데...
자막과 번역이 잘못 된...ㅎㅎ
Can she reveal how she learnt to speak so well please
ikr i need help learning korean
I started learning Korean September of 2017 and its now February of 2019 and I can't say anything other then hello, goodbye, goodnight, random food names like I did have to stop December of 2017 to August of 2018 because I was learning spanish and school and was mixing things up but now I'm like??? Um I can pronounce Korean words but idk what I'm saying help
moyo jook the easiest way to learn to speak a new language is by surrounding yourself with it, for example, label things around your household so that you can get used to saying it, write it in hangul and then in romanization. Also listening to music is great help, and watching shows in Korean is also good, because you’ll learn how to speak, and pick up pronunciation easier. Also writing down the alphabet repeatedly is good (write it in blue ink, blue makes it easier to remember). When having a conversation also try to translate it to the language you’re trying to learn (if that makes sense). I hope this helped! (Probably not lol)
@@key5975 my rooms labeled already, I listen to kpop everyday all day and I watch kdramas along with other Asian dramas. I think if I had time to just sit down and study it I'd do fine but with school I need to focus on my studies that mean something rather then something I enjoy :( It's sad but I don't have time currently
Move to Korea. It's as simple as that
She even has a Korean accent when she speaks in English.
Do you think her accent is similar to Jay's accent when they introduced themselves at 0:21? Of course, perceptions are personal and I'm not here to say you're wrong or something like that, but in my view, she's trying to reproduce the American accent with a pretty decent performance.
PS: After watching the video again I could see your point and you're right. When they didn't understand her "fast" English accent, she had a second one a little more slow to help them understand her. Get my 67th thumbs up!
No, rather German lol
No she doesn’t
Yes you should see her instagram stories too that's what I also have noticed
Kareem Almond it’s a German accent lol😂
Korea is kinda different from China. In Korea most of the people I met were pretty reserved and very polite but didn't talk a whole lot...But in China, you say one word to most anyone on the streets as a foreigner and they'll just start a conversation with you.
@@marcellachan9787 No, I was just saying that Chinese culture as a whole is more outgoing. 我的意思是中国人比韩国人外放的。
@@marcellachan9787 Why are you mad at what he got some experiences of both countries what was different?
He didn't say any bad things about China? 😂😂😂
做贼心虚 ?
Marcella Lu I was saying Koreans are very reserved generally and very polite. Chinese culturally tend to be much more outgoing and talkative.
I was just noting the differences.
@@marcellachan9787 Yes, I'm talking about Chinese attitudes towards foreigners. Where I live in the northwest of China in Qinghai province, many of the locals will talk a lot to you if you're a foreigner, and often come up and start a conversation.
And also, many of the Koreans I'm friends with and many that I interacted with in Korea were friendly, but more shy and usually would wait to talk unless you talked to them first.
I feel the same way but I’m American. There will be old ladies in grocery stores that will tell you their entire life story just because you ask them a question 😂 everybody is so talkative I don’t know why
2:51 Lol 😂their reaction is like they just found an animal speaking human language 😂
More often than not at first many reactions initially look like "who is this smart ar*e?"
I feel like when they bow to each other that simple action shows a lot of respect idek I just like it
Same here! It's so simple but effective.
I adore humble cultures. Showing respect for each other is important to me. And in our cultures nowadays it’s just snowflake this, fuck you that. Ugh
*winter is supposed to be cold* girl granpa kinda snapped
👩 : *"you all speak english?"*
👧 👦 👧 : *confused* *about to runaway* *"I'm sorry.. I'm sorry"*
👩 : *"oh!! You're english so good"*
I'm ded :')
Ask a Korean: Do you speak Korean?
A Korean: What! You think I'm German!
Oh god poor old man 😅
Who's non-korean watching this?
Fortnite Certified bruh me
Im filipino white
I’m chicano foo
Recommended?
Fortnite Certified me lol, I watch Korean series too.
0:14
Foreigner: *speaks Korean*
Korean: “oOOoO” O.o
👁👄👁
"they are a lot of Koreans in Korea"
- 2019: most philosophical phrase
Hmm...reminds me of Sweden somehow...
MoJohnnys wait what? Can u please explain? Because I do live in sweden
@@creedklw7777 Sarcasm in reference to how the left-wing government has asked the question of "What is a Swede?", claiming that there is no real Swedish culture, etc.
People who are not trying to be "woke" know that there are a lot of Swedes in Sweden, but certain political groups think there is just a country with people...and that all the history of the past and culture is irrelevant. Det är tyvärr, i alla fall.
MoJohnnys ok
There are *
She looks kinda like Troian Bellisario (spencer from PLL)
The Great Saffouf yes she has the same cute smile and beautiful glowing eyes😁
The Great Saffouf Ah yes
I thought she WAS Troian Bellisario. I thought this was her channel. WOWOWOW
What's the name of her?
THATS WHAT IT WAS. THANK U
Türkler nerde?🇹🇷
Und meine Kartoffeln, wo seid ihr? 🇩🇪
But I also know english very well, so hi to everyone :D
Since this is getting tons of comments: Je ne suis pas la meilleure, mais j’aussi parle 🇫🇷.
Kız turkey dedi ben ffuvhcyfcyffjgvjb ❤
alman sandım ama türkmüş vay be dncnfm
Omg beides HAHAGA
never ever saaaammee 😂
🙋🇩🇪
You can really tell how naturally nice this woman is, great personality and everything, amazing video!