1 Hour of Street interviews in Seoul 2022 pt. 3 - Sean Pablo

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @SeanPabloYoutube
    @SeanPabloYoutube  2 года назад +10

    션 파블로의 영어 강의로 당신의 영어 실력을 레벨업 하세요 !
    class101.page.link/WYBR

  • @yc950719
    @yc950719 2 года назад +7

    Thank you for your tremendous service

  • @nh-lj1zy
    @nh-lj1zy 2 года назад

    This video definitely helps me thanks for sharing this video❤

  • @jullee5020
    @jullee5020 2 года назад

    Hi~'I,m a ajumma who is interested English.But less listening than speaking. I really want to this language very well.
    Thanks so much!!I'll watch your video steadily for improvement.
    See you!!!!

  • @mino4965
    @mino4965 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much Sean! Your videos are always well made and big help. Making the caption turn on and off was a good decision I think

  • @DreJeong
    @DreJeong 2 года назад +2

    I'm happy to being with your video

  • @푸린-f4i
    @푸린-f4i 2 года назад +3

    선입견 00:03 익숙해지기힘든 13:15 14:00 twitter 26:12 fun 30:20 사회이슈 40:00 매력 52:55

  • @DRK0114
    @DRK0114 2 года назад +1

    Great video !!

  • @dmdfid41
    @dmdfid41 2 года назад +1

    Your video helps a lot! Thanks😆😆

  • @JInaGhil
    @JInaGhil 10 месяцев назад

    맴버쉽 가입 어디서 하나요?? How can I join a membership??

  • @Gabrielhuey
    @Gabrielhuey 2 года назад

    I think the pronunciation of the student who has the black & white hair style is like korean. Whenever she speaks in english. it sounds like korean girl trying to speak in english with some korean accent and intonation. But don't get me wrong! I think her english is perfect. I think she perfectly got used to korean.

  • @nofear5317
    @nofear5317 2 года назад +1

    션님~ 영어 공부하다가 궁금한게 생겼는데요
    '얘내 너무 수준 떨어진다' 라는 말을
    형식적인 문장으로는 어떻게 사용하는지 궁금하고 로컬들은 어떻게 표현하는지 궁금해요!

  • @AWM57
    @AWM57 2 года назад +1

    Terima kasih atas informasinya dan sukses selalu buat kamu kawan sehat selalu

  • @wchung9331
    @wchung9331 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for the video but if there is no subtitles so it was hard to see if I understood it.

  • @윤슬-w8h
    @윤슬-w8h 2 года назад

    😘💕🙏👍

  • @곽준영-c8c
    @곽준영-c8c 2 года назад +1

    1

  • @차돌백이-u3y
    @차돌백이-u3y Год назад

    cause they live in America인데
    커스 데이 디리브인 아메리카로 말하냐 왜??
    0.25배속으로 들어도 디리브인라고 하는데
    왜이럼 ㅡㅡ

    • @Taehyun.is_world
      @Taehyun.is_world Год назад

      말이 꼬일 수도 있죠 ㅜㅜ

    • @sunsun875
      @sunsun875 10 месяцев назад

      이런거 찾아내서 따지는사람들이 영어못함..

  • @광동아재廣東大叔
    @광동아재廣東大叔 2 года назад

    This guy has actually made me definitely change the whole prejudice against those so-called English teachers seeking for related jobs in Korea. 👍
    From what I've seen and experienced so far, many of them are ef**g losers in their own country, and being well aware of the fact that there are so many Koreans willing to throw away their money to learn some English, a faked college certificate and a WHITE DECENT LOOKING FACE is enough to make good money.
    In fact, the average mindset in Korea has a general feeling for discrimination against different skin colors, especially for black people and for those coming from an underdeveloped country. This means that Caucasians feel this kind of comfortable privilege pretty soon not very long after staying for a certain while.
    Myself being Korean, born and grown in Germany until 13, I had to live with this same feelings that white kids kept toward those who came from poor countries. Korea was not that kind as it is today back in the seventies.
    I'm an expat living in China since 1998, just like Sean. The English market has shown enormous growth since the middle of 2000s, which eventually enabled countless English speaking Caucasians to just flock there with the goal of making some decent money. Various problems have been arising following this trade, which can be partly seen from their SNS platforms or revealed by local news sources. It's just the same like in Korea. These type of guys are just NOT WILLING to show respect for neither the local language nor the local culture.
    It is this point that makes me feel respect for guys like Sean. He not only has a decent command of our language, but also shows a deep understanding about our culture. 👍