Senang mendengar david bercerita, sebenarnya banyak orang memasak sayur diindonesia, kami bahkan suka makan lalapan ( sayur mentah pelengkap makan sambal). Tapi wajar jika anda tidak mengetahui banyak. 1 tahun setengah tentu tidak cukup untuk tahu mendetail tentang budaya masyarakat indonesia.but it is nice to hear that you are happy live in indonesia
secara general porsi sayur dan protein+karbo orang indo jauh lbh sedikit sayur nya. lalapan di paket pecel lele/ ayam juga sedikit sekali. mayoritas org pun ga makan, di biarkan saja. makan nasi goreng, nasi padang, sop2/soto daging dominan minim sayur. di banding vietnam , thai, porsi sayur mereka jauh lbh banyak.
Ya itu kalo dijual, kalo masak dirumah kan seperti sayur asem, sayur sop, capcay, kangkung, bayam ,gado2, pecel, bandeng acar kuning dll. Si david kan hanya tahu menu2 yg dijual aja. Sedangkan menu sayur diindo kan banyak
@@Agustina-kb5rv ya. Yg d jualan umum kan menggambarkan selera mayoritas secara garis besar warga sekitar warung. Warung kan menjual apa yg laris. Bila memang kultur makan sayur nya tinggi, warung akan menyediakan banyak. Berhubung yg minat rendah, maka warung jg jarang menyediakan. Itu ya potret nyata di lapangan
This was great! My Taiwanese grandmother-in-law has an indonesian caretaker, and I really like her, but since we have to use an app to be able to talk, I haven't asked her extensively about indonesia. Things make so much more sense now that I've seen this, and I can see some big misunderstandings between the taiwanese employers and indonesian workers. A lot of taiwanese think that you need to be harsh to your indonesian employee as they tend to become spoiled easily and have a bad attitude if you're nice, which I guess in turn makes Indonesians who expect politeness and respect as workers actually have a negative attitude because they find the employer disrespectful. It's a bad cycle, in which the Indonesians are the ones who suffer most of course. They must find taiwanese culture quite barbaric, while taiwanese ironically pride themselves on being really polite. I've thought of taiwanese as polite, too, until I saw how they treated the indonesian caretaker. It's been very disappointing and upsetting to see. Anyway, this was all very useful information and David is very likable! Also, good for you Eileen that you get to travel like this for your job! I always remember your story about feeling stuck in your village, and you have done really well for yourself!
There a saying: " kamu sopan, kita segan. kamu kurang ajar kita hajar." But Indonesian especially Javanesse is has really a slow pace culture, its not good for Taiwanesse which has fast pace culture. Even Javanesse slogan is "alon-alon asal kelakon", and Javanesse tradisional dance 'tari gambyong" is in slow pace make me sleepy. "A lot of taiwanese think that you need to be harsh to your indonesian employee as they tend to become spoiled easily and have a bad attitude if you're nice." Maybe many Taiwanesse already has a bad experience of being nice to wrong person, here also has saying : " Di weki ati ngerogoh rempelo", which mean we being nice but that people will always asking more and more. A word "maid" also less used recently, change with "household assistant". They just want to be seen as a human being. Actually not just in Taiwan, Indonesian Imigran worker in Arab Saudi also got many slavery inhumane treatment (in news). I work in Chinesse owner company in Jakarta for 7 years, many Indonesian think Chinesse is a stingy, but actually they are very very generous if we has a good result at our job, doesn't need to work harder just need to has good result at our job. After watch this video I just realised that my former boss actually already very localized with the culture.
Indonesian here, I love david’s insights! I’ve come across some of his videos too, he’s so funny. Glad he’s been enjoying my country so far. Welcome to Indonesia, Eileen! It’s not as safe as China so please always be cautious. Hope you have lots of fun 🥰
David, what kind of Indonesian foods have you been eating? Indonesians love veggies especially if we're talking about home-cooked meals. We've got lodeh, stir fry kangkung (morning glory/water spinach), and well a lot of stir fried veggie menus, sayur asem, etc etc. Maybe you should try to go to local warung or specialized restaurant to experience the full Indonesian experience
Masalahnya dia bergaya hidup Jakarta kelas menengah keatas, ya wajar sih jarang nemu makanan bersayur. Soalnya di kategori itu makanan bersayur masih sering dianggap makanan vegetarian
@@liafansuri3327 dia gaulnya sama orkay mulu karena emang circle di tempat kerja dia ya kaya gitu, di indo kan emang kelas atas makannya di resto mulu dan kalo udah bayar mahal orang males ngambil sayur makanya yg dimakan daging mulu
@AdeTri-pu7qi ini lah mindset indo, daging seporsi 50, sayur jg 50k ya mending mesen daging,. di china sana, sayur tetap pesen meski seharga daging, krn sifat nya wajib makan sayur tiap makan, kl tanpa sayur serasa ada yg kurang.
David seems like an open-minded young man, which makes him the perfect type to experience life in a new country. 👍 However, I’d like to point out that, judging by his views on things like alcohol and food, he might be encountering only one type of environment. Indonesia is incredibly diverse, so I’d suggest he meet people from various backgrounds to see different sides of it. Alcohol, for example, is naturally easier to find in non-Muslim-majority regions like Bali, but even in places like Java, it’s still accessible. There are standalone bars, bars in shopping malls where people drink openly, and even in rural areas, you’ll find traditional palm or rice wines and, occasionally, some questionable moonshine! 😁 As for food, it’s true that fried foods are widely available simply because they’re convenient. But getting to know people from different backgrounds can open the door to dishes like duck baked under rice husks, smoked pork, fish in tamarind soup, braised beef, and more. If we lived in the same city, I’d gladly take him to all these great places! Overall, I’m glad to hear his perspective as a Chinese person working in Indonesia. There’s so much we can learn from each other if we keep an open mind. Cheers! 🍻
*List of Topics Discussed:* 1. Why did David come to Indonesia? 2. Why was David depressed working as a programmer in China? 3. First impression of Indonesian work culture 4. Cost of living in Indonesia 5. Indonesians eat with hands 6. Indonesians sit out on the street 7. Indonesians like to keep a clean house 8. Awkward experience in using the toilet in Indonesia 9. Funny experience in using wrong Indonesian words 10. Are Indonesians more “open” to talk about sex topics than Chinese? 11. Differences in drinking culture 12. Food in Indonesia 13. Surprised by Muslim religious practice 14. Does local culture affect Chinese business? 15. Attitude towards work in Indonesian 16. How living in Indonesia changed his thinking about how to live a life 17. Are Indonesians less efficient than Chinese at work? 18. Learning Indonesian language 19. Why are Chinese businessmen leaving China to seek opportunities?
David, you have to eat Sundanese (west java) food and try lalapan (raw leaves). Or Manadonese (N. Sulawesi) food, or Betawi food. There are a lot of variety but most sold are fried because it's easy.
@@henrychristian4840 haha, itu krn menu yg sering dijual itu2 saja. Padahal kuliner Indonesia banyak sekali. Ada sayur labu, sayur lodeh,sayur besan, oseng jantung pisang, asinan sayur, gado2, dll bubur Manado jg banyak sayur, bunga pepaya, dll. Setiap Kali saya keliling Indonesia, saya cari restoran makanan khas setempat, dan sebetulnya banyak makanan dari tumbuhan cuma jarang yg jual. Makanan pinggir jalan hanya itu2 saja, atau yg laku/lagi trend, jadi kesannya tidak banyak variasi. Ditambah lagi banyak kebun/sawah sudah jadi pemukiman/jalan jadi yg dulu mudah dicari sekrg jadi sulit didapat. Sekarang org maunya yg cepat saji, mudah dibuat, jadi paling gampang gorengan terus. Kalo sayur sulit dpt sayur segar, proses lama (tergantung jenis masakan juga) dan mudah basi jd sedikit orang jual
As an Indonesian, I am a bit ashamed to have heard David must deal with "orang santai" I know a little layback is good but too much laziness is not good either. I said this because my team often doesn't like my workflow, so focus on the task first. They don't like it when people become assertive. The strictness in this video however could be found in more luxurious or big BIG company
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14:46 Is not like that, at home you can have beer for sure. Even host a Party with friends using whiskey is okay. It's a private area. Unless in public when you drink on the street in prohibited.
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Great conversation and interesting perspectives. 14:20 Ah this is the hotel where I work at. What a fortunate coincidence. Shameless plug, it is the Bali Mandira Beach Resort and Spa.
iya hanya berlaku d rumahan. d luaran semacam pecel ayam/lele, ricebowl, nasgor, soto2an, geprek2an, rata minim sayur. paling juga toat / timun 1-2 iris. nyari sayur hanya banyak d warteg. ato ga capcay/ kangkung.
I used to work in Chinese company in Indonesia as indonesian, i understand can vary significantly based on the specific company, its culture, and the industry. However, there are some common experiences Cultural Differences: You may encounter distinct cultural norms and practices. Understanding and adapting to these can be both challenging and enriching. For instance, hierarchical structures are often more pronounced in Chinese companies, which might affect communication and decision-making processes. Language Barrier: If you don’t speak Mandarin, communication can be a challenge. Many companies have English-speaking environments, especially in larger cities or multinational firms, but daily interactions might still involve Mandarin. Work Ethic and Hours: The work culture in China can be intense, with long hours being common. The concept of "996" (working from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week) is prevalent in some sectors, which can be a significant adjustment for those used to different work-life balance norms. Overall, working in a Chinese company can be a fulfilling experience that requires openness to learning and adaptation. Each individual's experience will depend on personal circumstances, the specific company culture, and the industry in which they work.
orang indonesia nggak makan sayur? mungkin harus ke banyak kota lain spt di jawa barat orang jawa barat sangat suka sayur bahkan mentah aka raw veggie atau coba main ke pasar tradisional krn jualan utama disitu adalah sayur dan buah kalo libur coba mampir ke byk pegunungan krn disanalah semua sayur berasal tapi yg paling mudah adalah mampir ke warteg olahan sayur mayur banyak disitu selamat bertualang ya
@@MandarinCorner2 I need it to work with text. Both English and Chinese. Yes, I think it's not just me. It's just that the audience is either embarrassed or modest. But not me.
📛 *Fun fact:* *In 🇮🇩Indonesia, calling Indonesians of Chinese descent “Cina/China” is a grave insult, equivalent to the “N” word in the U.S.* They are people who are proud to be called Indonesians & communicate in Indonesian language. Many of them used to 🪖fight with the Indonesian people to achieve independence against the colonialists. (🇳🇱🇯🇵) The majority of them don’t use Chinese names & can’t speak Mandarin at all. They don't even wanna learn Mandarin since it’s not necessary in daily life. They will only take a Mandarin course if their job requires it. If you find Chinese in Malaysia who don’t understand Mandarin, but understand a little Malay & are fluent in English, they’re tourists from Indonesia. You’ll see when they communicate with other Chinese Indonesians they use Indonesian (their first language). They use Indonesian at home, at work/school, and abroad when meeting other Chinese Indonesians.
@@onyxphoenix7485is only true in Java, but other parts of Indonesia the communication language is still Chinese dialects only among Indonesian Chinese.
Orang Indonesia memang aneh tidak punya uang atau tabungan kadang kadang tidak khawatir,santai saja!prinsip mereka, ayam saja yang cuma mencakar tanah bisa makan apalagi manusia😂
kayaknya bukan orang indonesia tidak suka sayur tapi tergantung daerahnya. karena saya tinggal di salah satu kota di provinsi jawa barat. setiap hari makan sayur dan banyak juga toko makanan yang jualan sayur. mungkin karena david tinggalnya di jakarta sekarang dan main nya pun ke bali, jadi jarang menemukan sayur. soalnya di kota kota besar atau pendapatan daerahnya tinggi, biasanya orang-orangnya ingin serba cepat (dari sisi penjual dan pembeli) jadi jarang menemukan yang jual makanan sayur. soalnya bikin sayur sayuran termasuk lama dari segi memproses bahan makanan sampai jadi masakan. jadi kebanyakan pedagang terlalu capek buat jual masakan sayuran. kan kalo jual yang digoreng goreng bikinnya cepet dan gak capek. jadi mayoritas pedagang makanan bikinnya yang digoreng aja. kurang lebih begitu sih. dan mungkin juga orang orang disekitar david sekarang tidak suka makan sayur?jadi ngerekomendasiinnya ke tempat makan yang jarang ada sayur sayurnya? intinya mah tergantung daerah sama orangnya sih. tidak semua orang indonesia tidak suka sayur yah 😊 kalo semua orang indonesia dibilang tidak suka sayur, terus saya yang orang sunda yang suka sayur bukan orang indonesia?😂
I love to see different view. The view from someone come on the meritocratic background into Indonesia. Its always funny seeing their cultural shock. They gonna have a love/hate stuff in this lands. I mean, there is a cost in lowering pressures and performance. But, there is also a cost in throwing you life away dedicating everything behind a desk.
Well, I used to live on South China, Kunming - but this video seems like Japanese or Korean reflection of Indonesia, the same tradition of leaving the shoes outside the house I've seen in southern part of china, and using hands to eat 烤鸭, on the Bus stands people just sit there and play gambling games and smoke a cigarette 🚬, . Seems like this guy from north
Drink water. The pollution is removed quickly and effectively by just drinking water. I liked Jakarta because it was a that messy. I have been to Jakarta 6 times. Congratulations for Indonesian coffee, t shirts and batik
Yeah, good, really splendid idea: rince your airways & lungs with water. Batik manufacturers queue at funeral parlours to collect Jakartan lungs as sources for black dyes.
You know, regarding Indonesian people who didn't save money,, I would like to add about things I see surrounding that topic around me,, younger generation s can't save money because they become sandwich generation,, all of their salary goes to their entire family,, for parent, younger sibling etc,, so the moment they receive salary, it's all gone,, which is why they become more reluctant in getting married,, the burden of entire family expenses are in their shoulder not to mention they live in capital city,, 😅
Indonesian is not lazy but only doesn't want to work overtime.Everyone wants to go home to see their children and wives. Not just go home to sleep in big house.
@MuhammadakbarAK47 my parents understand just fine. Rather that you do not understand that the second sentence is the continuation of the first...tch... Indonesian.
Ahh you seem didn't try much of Indonesian dishes from the way you talk about Indonesia is lacking in their diverse food. Have some more experience, buddy. Unlike the chinese cooking that is quite easy to prepare because mostly they just stir fried it, Indonesian cooking is a lot more about hard work. That's why to make it easy you see alot of fried food here. Your lack of experience here in Indonesia makes you unfit to make such a shallow comment. Cheers
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谢谢Eileen为我们提供了这个视频。从一位中国人眼中来看印尼，感觉很有意思。很开心听到你们挺喜欢印尼的。作为以前在中国待过几年的华裔我，我很赞同你们所说的生活有很多的选择，可以轻松敞开心扉的跟印尼人聊天。我发现很多中国人都戴着眼镜看印尼，其实如果你们真的走进印尼，这也是一个很美好的国家。
Loved how David tells a story about Indonesia. Very respective and positive!
Please be ware. Sometimes employees used praying as an excuse to skip work
Senang mendengar david bercerita, sebenarnya banyak orang memasak sayur diindonesia, kami bahkan suka makan lalapan ( sayur mentah pelengkap makan sambal). Tapi wajar jika anda tidak mengetahui banyak. 1 tahun setengah tentu tidak cukup untuk tahu mendetail tentang budaya masyarakat indonesia.but it is nice to hear that you are happy live in indonesia
secara general porsi sayur dan protein+karbo orang indo jauh lbh sedikit sayur nya. lalapan di paket pecel lele/ ayam juga sedikit sekali. mayoritas org pun ga makan, di biarkan saja. makan nasi goreng, nasi padang, sop2/soto daging dominan minim sayur. di banding vietnam , thai, porsi sayur mereka jauh lbh banyak.
Ya itu kalo dijual, kalo masak dirumah kan seperti sayur asem, sayur sop, capcay, kangkung, bayam ,gado2, pecel, bandeng acar kuning dll. Si david kan hanya tahu menu2 yg dijual aja. Sedangkan menu sayur diindo kan banyak
@@Agustina-kb5rv ya. Yg d jualan umum kan menggambarkan selera mayoritas secara garis besar warga sekitar warung. Warung kan menjual apa yg laris. Bila memang kultur makan sayur nya tinggi, warung akan menyediakan banyak. Berhubung yg minat rendah, maka warung jg jarang menyediakan. Itu ya potret nyata di lapangan
This was great! My Taiwanese grandmother-in-law has an indonesian caretaker, and I really like her, but since we have to use an app to be able to talk, I haven't asked her extensively about indonesia. Things make so much more sense now that I've seen this, and I can see some big misunderstandings between the taiwanese employers and indonesian workers. A lot of taiwanese think that you need to be harsh to your indonesian employee as they tend to become spoiled easily and have a bad attitude if you're nice, which I guess in turn makes Indonesians who expect politeness and respect as workers actually have a negative attitude because they find the employer disrespectful. It's a bad cycle, in which the Indonesians are the ones who suffer most of course. They must find taiwanese culture quite barbaric, while taiwanese ironically pride themselves on being really polite. I've thought of taiwanese as polite, too, until I saw how they treated the indonesian caretaker. It's been very disappointing and upsetting to see. Anyway, this was all very useful information and David is very likable! Also, good for you Eileen that you get to travel like this for your job! I always remember your story about feeling stuck in your village, and you have done really well for yourself!
There a saying: " kamu sopan, kita segan. kamu kurang ajar kita hajar."
But Indonesian especially Javanesse is has really a slow pace culture, its not good for Taiwanesse which has fast pace culture.
Even Javanesse slogan is "alon-alon asal kelakon", and Javanesse tradisional dance 'tari gambyong" is in slow pace make me sleepy.
"A lot of taiwanese think that you need to be harsh to your indonesian employee as they tend to become spoiled easily and have a bad attitude if you're nice." Maybe many Taiwanesse already has a bad experience of being nice to wrong person, here also has saying : " Di weki ati ngerogoh rempelo", which mean we being nice but that people will always asking more and more.
A word "maid" also less used recently, change with "household assistant". They just want to be seen as a human being. Actually not just in Taiwan, Indonesian Imigran worker in Arab Saudi also got many slavery inhumane treatment (in news).
I work in Chinesse owner company in Jakarta for 7 years, many Indonesian think Chinesse is a stingy, but actually they are very very generous if we has a good result at our job, doesn't need to work harder just need to has good result at our job. After watch this video I just realised that my former boss actually already very localized with the culture.
Being easily spoiled is not base on nationality, base on individual personality.
Indonesian here, I love david’s insights! I’ve come across some of his videos too, he’s so funny. Glad he’s been enjoying my country so far. Welcome to Indonesia, Eileen! It’s not as safe as China so please always be cautious. Hope you have lots of fun 🥰
Yeah you love his "insights". Way too funny
David, what kind of Indonesian foods have you been eating? Indonesians love veggies especially if we're talking about home-cooked meals. We've got lodeh, stir fry kangkung (morning glory/water spinach), and well a lot of stir fried veggie menus, sayur asem, etc etc. Maybe you should try to go to local warung or specialized restaurant to experience the full Indonesian experience
Ini namanya belom banyak pengalaman makan macam2 tp udh banyak komentar dianya bro 😂 ngakak gw
Masalahnya dia bergaya hidup Jakarta kelas menengah keatas, ya wajar sih jarang nemu makanan bersayur.
Soalnya di kategori itu makanan bersayur masih sering dianggap makanan vegetarian
@@liafansuri3327 dia gaulnya sama orkay mulu karena emang circle di tempat kerja dia ya kaya gitu, di indo kan emang kelas atas makannya di resto mulu dan kalo udah bayar mahal orang males ngambil sayur makanya yg dimakan daging mulu
@AdeTri-pu7qi ini lah mindset indo, daging seporsi 50, sayur jg 50k ya mending mesen daging,. di china sana, sayur tetap pesen meski seharga daging, krn sifat nya wajib makan sayur tiap makan, kl tanpa sayur serasa ada yg kurang.
David seems like an open-minded young man, which makes him the perfect type to experience life in a new country. 👍
However, I’d like to point out that, judging by his views on things like alcohol and food, he might be encountering only one type of environment. Indonesia is incredibly diverse, so I’d suggest he meet people from various backgrounds to see different sides of it.
Alcohol, for example, is naturally easier to find in non-Muslim-majority regions like Bali, but even in places like Java, it’s still accessible. There are standalone bars, bars in shopping malls where people drink openly, and even in rural areas, you’ll find traditional palm or rice wines and, occasionally, some questionable moonshine! 😁
As for food, it’s true that fried foods are widely available simply because they’re convenient. But getting to know people from different backgrounds can open the door to dishes like duck baked under rice husks, smoked pork, fish in tamarind soup, braised beef, and more. If we lived in the same city, I’d gladly take him to all these great places!
Overall, I’m glad to hear his perspective as a Chinese person working in Indonesia. There’s so much we can learn from each other if we keep an open mind. Cheers! 🍻
*List of Topics Discussed:*
1. Why did David come to Indonesia?
2. Why was David depressed working as a programmer in China?
3. First impression of Indonesian work culture
4. Cost of living in Indonesia
5. Indonesians eat with hands
6. Indonesians sit out on the street
7. Indonesians like to keep a clean house
8. Awkward experience in using the toilet in Indonesia
9. Funny experience in using wrong Indonesian words
10. Are Indonesians more “open” to talk about sex topics than Chinese?
11. Differences in drinking culture
12. Food in Indonesia
13. Surprised by Muslim religious practice
14. Does local culture affect Chinese business?
15. Attitude towards work in Indonesian
16. How living in Indonesia changed his thinking about how to live a life
17. Are Indonesians less efficient than Chinese at work?
18. Learning Indonesian language
19. Why are Chinese businessmen leaving China to seek opportunities?
好像他去印度尼西亞的機會真打開他的眼界. 我覺得這樣的體驗既重要又特別的，尤其對同質性國家的人來說。
He is so handsome
You mean he is pretty
国际人也学中文就好像他们的母语一样好。
He got that 小鮮肉 look !
@@StratosFairthat’s a new Chinese word I learned today, thank you haha but yeh he definitely has the handsome and pretty look 🤭🤭
@@ghhdgjjfjjggjhahahaha,i hope mandarin man people not like this,..!!!or what is this,...i dnt evn kno hw to dscrbd...!!!😂😂😂
Thank you Eileen for yet another great interview with a great guest !
This one was so interesting I forgot I was supposed to be following along in Chinese and not just reading subtitles 哈哈😂
大卫看起来是个心胸开阔的年轻人，非常适合在另一个国家生活体验一番。 👏
不过，我想提一点，从他对酒精和食物的看法来看，他可能只接触到一种特定的环境。印尼的多样性非常丰富，我建议他去认识不同背景的人，体验更多样的文化。
比如，酒精确实在非穆斯林为主的地区如巴厘岛更容易找到，但即便在爪哇岛等地区，酒精也是可以找到的。这里有独立的酒吧、商场里的酒吧，人们也可以公开饮酒，甚至在乡村地区，人们也会酿制传统的棕榈酒或米酒，偶尔还会有些令人担心的自制酒，哈哈！😂
至于食物，的确油炸食品最容易买到，因为方便。但如果你有不同背景的朋友，他们会让你发现不一样的美味，比如稻壳下烤鸭、熏猪肉、罗望子汤炖鱼、炖牛肉等等。如果我们住在同一个城市，我一定会带他去尝尝这些好地方！
总的来说，我很高兴能听到他作为一个在印尼工作的中国人的看法。只要我们保持开放的心态，彼此可以学习的东西会非常多。 🥂
Tetap saja sekarang dijawa udah jarang namnya arak dll kalau dulu iya sekarang udah jadi hal tabu bahkan kebanyakan yg nakal yg minumnya
谢谢你的分享，实在是很有用，请多跟David拍视频
The most handsome guest❤
David, you have to eat Sundanese (west java) food and try lalapan (raw leaves). Or Manadonese (N. Sulawesi) food, or Betawi food. There are a lot of variety but most sold are fried because it's easy.
betawi food sayur2 nya hanya sayur asem, lalapan. manadonese sayur nya minim.
@@henrychristian4840 haha, itu krn menu yg sering dijual itu2 saja. Padahal kuliner Indonesia banyak sekali.
Ada sayur labu, sayur lodeh,sayur besan, oseng jantung pisang, asinan sayur, gado2, dll
bubur Manado jg banyak sayur, bunga pepaya, dll.
Setiap Kali saya keliling Indonesia, saya cari restoran makanan khas setempat, dan sebetulnya banyak makanan dari tumbuhan cuma jarang yg jual. Makanan pinggir jalan hanya itu2 saja, atau yg laku/lagi trend, jadi kesannya tidak banyak variasi. Ditambah lagi banyak kebun/sawah sudah jadi pemukiman/jalan jadi yg dulu mudah dicari sekrg jadi sulit didapat.
Sekarang org maunya yg cepat saji, mudah dibuat, jadi paling gampang gorengan terus. Kalo sayur sulit dpt sayur segar, proses lama (tergantung jenis masakan juga) dan mudah basi jd sedikit orang jual
Hiii! Indonesian here😁 glad to know his perspective of Indonesia. This topic is very interesting❤
As an Indonesian, I am a bit ashamed to have heard David must deal with "orang santai" I know a little layback is good but too much laziness is not good either. I said this because my team often doesn't like my workflow, so focus on the task first. They don't like it when people become assertive. The strictness in this video however could be found in more luxurious or big BIG company
It was a great inspirational interview expanding my view point 👍
The only channel where I leave a like at the video before I even watch the video. You guys are the reason why I'm still learning Chinese. Love from Libya!
14:46 Is not like that, at home you can have beer for sure. Even host a Party with friends using whiskey is okay. It's a private area. Unless in public when you drink on the street in prohibited.
ada UU larangan minum alkohol di tempat umum?
Great video. I think you meant to write uninhibited, not uninhabited.
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Great conversation and interesting perspectives. 14:20 Ah this is the hotel where I work at. What a fortunate coincidence. Shameless plug, it is the Bali Mandira Beach Resort and Spa.
Kebanyakan masakan rumahan Orang Indonesia banyak makan sayurlah dari yang digoreng atau direbus...
iya hanya berlaku d rumahan. d luaran semacam pecel ayam/lele, ricebowl, nasgor, soto2an, geprek2an, rata minim sayur. paling juga toat / timun 1-2 iris. nyari sayur hanya banyak d warteg. ato ga capcay/ kangkung.
Expensive food? Bruh, he went to high end restaurant
dia bandingin makanan china asli di china dan indo. sama kyk makan bakso d belanda, ya mahal juga lah
谢谢您Eilin，我很喜欢看您的视频❤
谢谢老师。看到的内容又好好儿又有用，在我有一个考试的时候我想用 David 的说话。现在我还学汉语，有点儿难，一记得的生词，然后用的生词里句子。
谢谢更新，eileen 🎉😊
thank you for information..coming here not to learn chinese but to learn the culture
7:00 he must be eating at upper restaurants. So it's expensive and so many added fees😂😂
Interesting interview.
谢谢Eileen和David！好像印尼人跟法国人工作一样😂 为法国女人我也是这样的
I often see his videos on TikTok, didn't expect him to be here!😂
What is his tiktok?
@yohandjaynata8077 David di Jakarta
Thanks for sharing different Culture …👍
I used to work in Chinese company in Indonesia as indonesian, i understand can vary significantly based on the specific company, its culture, and the industry. However, there are some common experiences
Cultural Differences: You may encounter distinct cultural norms and practices. Understanding and adapting to these can be both challenging and enriching. For instance, hierarchical structures are often more pronounced in Chinese companies, which might affect communication and decision-making processes.
Language Barrier: If you don’t speak Mandarin, communication can be a challenge. Many companies have English-speaking environments, especially in larger cities or multinational firms, but daily interactions might still involve Mandarin.
Work Ethic and Hours: The work culture in China can be intense, with long hours being common. The concept of "996" (working from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week) is prevalent in some sectors, which can be a significant adjustment for those used to different work-life balance norms.
Overall, working in a Chinese company can be a fulfilling experience that requires openness to learning and adaptation. Each individual's experience will depend on personal circumstances, the specific company culture, and the industry in which they work.
For instance, hierarchical structures are often more pronounced in Chinese companies
arent they more egalitarian?
我是印尼华人，其实关于酒类交易，我觉得没什么问题，没那么严格
Yes, just don't drink & get drunk in public space
去Bali就好了
Can not skip some adverts in your video
You are right miss, more indonesian watch this video.
orang indonesia nggak makan sayur?
mungkin harus ke banyak kota lain spt di jawa barat
orang jawa barat sangat suka sayur bahkan mentah aka raw veggie
atau coba main ke pasar tradisional krn jualan utama disitu adalah sayur dan buah
kalo libur coba mampir ke byk pegunungan krn disanalah semua sayur berasal
tapi yg paling mudah adalah mampir ke warteg
olahan sayur mayur banyak disitu
selamat bertualang ya
memang secara garis besar , org indo kurang makan sayur sehari2 nya..
16:43 lah... belum ada yg ngajak makan sayur bening apa ni Didie?
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@@MandarinCorner2 I need it to work with text. Both English and Chinese. Yes, I think it's not just me. It's just that the audience is either embarrassed or modest. But not me.
ahah definitely can relate about his problem pronuoncing the R, but actually i have to learn how to pronounce the Chinese R
Hi how can I hide the english text, to learn chinese better
Watch without English subtitles here: mandarincorner.org/chinese-guy-surprised-by-indonesian-and-chinese-cultural-differences-no-english/
Eileen 用的代词是 “这里” ... 你也在印尼吗？还是在印尼做采访？
对，在雅加达拍的
Eileen can you make a video with me one day? I’m learning Chinese 谢谢☺️
Eileen, 你长大真漂亮❤
what the different Malaysia Chinese and Indonesia Chinese ? ?
Way more rich, chill and know to having fun, and most of chindo dont understand mandarin anymore
📛 *Fun fact:*
*In 🇮🇩Indonesia, calling Indonesians of Chinese descent “Cina/China” is a grave insult, equivalent to the “N” word in the U.S.*
They are people who are proud to be called Indonesians & communicate in Indonesian language. Many of them used to 🪖fight with the Indonesian people to achieve independence against the colonialists. (🇳🇱🇯🇵)
The majority of them don’t use Chinese names & can’t speak Mandarin at all. They don't even wanna learn Mandarin since it’s not necessary in daily life. They will only take a Mandarin course if their job requires it.
If you find Chinese in Malaysia who don’t understand Mandarin, but understand a little Malay & are fluent in English, they’re tourists from Indonesia. You’ll see when they communicate with other Chinese Indonesians they use Indonesian (their first language). They use Indonesian at home, at work/school, and abroad when meeting other Chinese Indonesians.
@@onyxphoenix7485is only true in Java, but other parts of Indonesia the communication language is still Chinese dialects only among Indonesian Chinese.
Even indonesians are surprised with cultural differences in other regions of Indonesia.
我是韩国人。 你的视频很有益。 我要努力学习。谢谢！
我来自巴基斯坦，我正在学习中文，我非常喜欢中文，谢谢
谢谢大为。
He reminds me of TVXQ's Jaejoong.
at first he seems familiar...and then as I continue watching..oooo...it's david...I watch his tiktok😅
视频的内容很有趣，多谢，老师 ：）
我太喜欢这个渠道 ❤❤谢谢你
我来自巴基斯坦，我正在学习中文，我非常喜欢中文，谢谢
没有啊，印尼的华侨也是要开鞋的。我们用是室内拖鞋。
Eileen, 你很漂亮！
David's douyin name please
TikTok: David Di Jakarta
哇，他好帅啊。这个视频的中文我感觉学的比以前更快啦🥰
Orang Indonesia memang aneh tidak punya uang atau tabungan kadang kadang tidak khawatir,santai saja!prinsip mereka, ayam saja yang cuma mencakar tanah bisa makan apalagi manusia😂
betul. tinggal minta pinjem ke circle dan ga balikin heehehe, atau kl terjerat pinjol, miskin, tinggal nyalahin pemerintah
and u proud of it?? damn how poor ur education are, pantas saja semakin tertinggal dengan bangsa lain, bad habbit kok dibanggain!
kayaknya bukan orang indonesia tidak suka sayur tapi tergantung daerahnya. karena saya tinggal di salah satu kota di provinsi jawa barat. setiap hari makan sayur dan banyak juga toko makanan yang jualan sayur. mungkin karena david tinggalnya di jakarta sekarang dan main nya pun ke bali, jadi jarang menemukan sayur. soalnya di kota kota besar atau pendapatan daerahnya tinggi, biasanya orang-orangnya ingin serba cepat (dari sisi penjual dan pembeli) jadi jarang menemukan yang jual makanan sayur. soalnya bikin sayur sayuran termasuk lama dari segi memproses bahan makanan sampai jadi masakan. jadi kebanyakan pedagang terlalu capek buat jual masakan sayuran. kan kalo jual yang digoreng goreng bikinnya cepet dan gak capek. jadi mayoritas pedagang makanan bikinnya yang digoreng aja. kurang lebih begitu sih. dan mungkin juga orang orang disekitar david sekarang tidak suka makan sayur?jadi ngerekomendasiinnya ke tempat makan yang jarang ada sayur sayurnya? intinya mah tergantung daerah sama orangnya sih. tidak semua orang indonesia tidak suka sayur yah 😊 kalo semua orang indonesia dibilang tidak suka sayur, terus saya yang orang sunda yang suka sayur bukan orang indonesia?😂
He looks like Jaejoong from Dongbangshingki
watched this at 1.5x speed
没有禁止在室内饮酒。 禁止在房屋和房屋（财产）外饮酒。 如果你在围栏外喝酒，你的邻居可能会向警方报告你，因为它可能会打扰路人或引起骚动。 宗教规则（如禁止饮酒）仅适用于苏门答腊亚齐省。 在整个印度尼西亚，禁止未经许可出售和购买酒精，禁止将酒精囤积/储存在不打算储存酒精的仓库中。
Yes, just don't drink or get drunk in public space
David mostly look likes CINDO (Indonesian Chinese)
I love to see different view. The view from someone come on the meritocratic background into Indonesia.
Its always funny seeing their cultural shock. They gonna have a love/hate stuff in this lands. I mean, there is a cost in lowering pressures and performance. But, there is also a cost in throwing you life away dedicating everything behind a desk.
Ganteng bgt david
Kocak juga lu Dapit wkwkwkwkkwkw
Presenter has the hots for the interviewee.....
Nope
David if you come to Sundanese restaurant you will be spoiled with some veggies, raw or cooked😅
eh keknya di pernah muncul di fyp tiktok gue deh
sama wkwk, kaya gk asing gak sih muka lakinya, kaya pernah liat gitu di tiktok
David belom pernah ke warteg nih
secara general memang org indo lebih minim makan sayur proporsi dengan makan gorengan dll
是rendang :)
David在雅加达哪里呀？可以来pik玩儿哦😁
印尼穆斯林习惯只在工作时间谈论工作和生意。所以如果我把工作带回家，同事们会觉得我很奇怪。我其实也同意这种平衡，但我的家人是中国人，所以我从小就很有竞争力。与其说是竞争，不如说是热情。工作是我的激情。历经坎坷，终于找到了自己的身份。
Well, I used to live on South China, Kunming - but this video seems like Japanese or Korean reflection of Indonesia, the same tradition of leaving the shoes outside the house I've seen in southern part of china, and using hands to eat 烤鸭, on the Bus stands people just sit there and play gambling games and smoke a cigarette 🚬, . Seems like this guy from north
可能北京人
@@bluedragontoybash2463 是的
He mentioned in the beginning that he's from Henan province.
using hands to eat. do han people in kunming do that too?
I don't think eating with hand in general is strange to Chinese, it's eating rice with hands that surprises us because we don't do that.
又是‘’lagi‘’
Kudos to you Eileen for exposing yourself to the really nightmarish health, even life threatening pollution of Jakarta for this interview's sake.
Drink water. The pollution is removed quickly and effectively by just drinking water. I liked Jakarta because it was a that messy. I have been to Jakarta 6 times. Congratulations for Indonesian coffee, t shirts and batik
Yeah, good, really splendid idea: rince your airways & lungs with water. Batik manufacturers queue at funeral parlours to collect Jakartan lungs as sources for black dyes.
Wo ye dawei
You know, regarding Indonesian people who didn't save money,, I would like to add about things I see surrounding that topic around me,, younger generation s can't save money because they become sandwich generation,, all of their salary goes to their entire family,, for parent, younger sibling etc,, so the moment they receive salary, it's all gone,, which is why they become more reluctant in getting married,, the burden of entire family expenses are in their shoulder not to mention they live in capital city,, 😅
budaya irit nabung org indo memang lbh rendah..
Eilin 老师说话都很清楚，但那位弟弟的口音我真不习惯，我只可以懂一半的他对话😂😂😂。。
他来自河南，偏北方，可能会带点儿化音。刚开始听不清楚很正常，多练习就能越来越清楚了，加油！
@@MandarinCorner2 do you move to Indonesia , for how many years?
No, we travelled there to do these interviews.
@@MandarinCorner2 ohhh
Joke of Sialan vs Silahkan. Thats the good one!
shuei gege
Jakarta 很贵吗？ 真的？
everything is more expensive in Jakarta than China except labour and house price
@@andia968 wow !! let go study in China then !
because China has many top manufacture and they play in Quantity so many thing more cheap for living expenses
nice
老师好！你们怎么说得这么快呀？😂😂😂😂
每个地区都有自己的蔬菜美食。 但在雅加达，由于经济活动密集，人们想要快速，便宜且不复杂的饮食。 如果你去传统的餐厅，仍然出售各种各样的蔬菜，特别是像度假村餐厅或供应烘焙食品的餐厅。
不是全部地方不可以喝酒啦。要看什么城市。大多数还是可以买卖酒的。
Anak ayam induk ayam anak ayam juga ayam eeehh gimanasih lupa gua 😂😂😂😂
*Belajar bahasa Mandarin dengan subtitle Indonesia-Mandarin:* ruclips.net/channel/UCYp_Gq90DfzStqf9mv-9hKQ
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Indonesian is not lazy but only doesn't want to work overtime.Everyone wants to go home to see their children and wives. Not just go home to sleep in big house.
"there is nothing right or wrong. When you choose one kind of life style, you might gain someting but lose something else"
That's some wisdom there.
Try telling that to your parents.😂
@MuhammadakbarAK47 my parents understand just fine. Rather that you do not understand that the second sentence is the continuation of the first...tch... Indonesian.
@@rizqi1179 sok wisdom Lo. Biasa juga sumbu pendek kalau gak ada orang asing yang lihat
@@MuhammadakbarAK47 ???
😅
Hidup hanya sekali, nikmatilah sambil bekerja dan berjuang untuk kemajuan, kesejahteraan dan kenyamanan .
帅哥！
Sialan vs Silahkan 😂
Ahh you seem didn't try much of Indonesian dishes from the way you talk about Indonesia is lacking in their diverse food. Have some more experience, buddy. Unlike the chinese cooking that is quite easy to prepare because mostly they just stir fried it, Indonesian cooking is a lot more about hard work. That's why to make it easy you see alot of fried food here. Your lack of experience here in Indonesia makes you unfit to make such a shallow comment. Cheers
David is a Christian.. Nice he's very blessed
he is not. he stated it in the video.
我是第一的
我是第二的