안녕하세요! 인도네시아인 아멜리아입니다^^ 저희 촬영했을때 서로 충격도 받고 공감도 많이 했는데요! 여러분은 어떠세요~? 재미있게 보셨으면 좋겠어요! 😁 Hi everyone, this is Amelia from Indonesia^^ When we filmed, we got shocked but also can relate to each others’ cultures. How about you? I hope you guys enjoyed our video! 😁
Too often people, even some Asians, like to stereotype Asian people and put all of us in a small and narrow category. I appreciate this video for shining light on how there are many different types of cultures in Asia and how diverse we are and that’s a beautiful thing 🙌💯
@@themanwhosoldtheworld99 The worst part is that they assume chinese around asia to behave the same and have no ability in speaking english🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
That's also something I don't understand. Why do some country prefer using toilet paper than water? Water is more hygenic than just wiping your ass with a paper.
when i visited Malaysia, water was sprayed all over the toilet and floor.. i was so embarrassed and I didnt want to step on it. I think it is not good for public health.. in Korea since we dont have that hose we use wipes. It melts if you put it on water so that you can throw it away when you flush
@@tobi6891 how can it be gross, some of that water spray is so strong that it can even wipe your soul away, it's like a hyper beam cannon that wash away all the dirt :)))
Dave being confused why use water instead toilet papers is the same energy with SE Asia people confused why people only use toilet papers instead water😂 I mean water is more hygiene though...
Growing up I’ve always used water instead of toilet paper cause it feels like it still isn’t clean “enough” and I feel grossed out if I dont wash it properly lol
I understand cultural differences and I respect it but a dry piece of paper won't take the germs and smell away from your behind. I'll still go for some water and some soap.
@@fluffy5904 iuhhh duplicate malaysiiaaa helloo we more Big country than malayshiaaa 👎.. If u know malaysia is duplicate culture of the real pure indonesian
@@fluffy5904 i feel sorry for you my dear, you just jealous malaysian never in the videos :( . Maeby because indo and malay share a lot in common like almost all things is the same even the languange too.. so they only put indo instead malay to represent both countries..hmm sad
Yes, because Pinoy,Indo, Malaysia & Thailand share alot of ghost,mostly kuntilanak(indonesia) with pontianak (Malaysia), also manananggal(Pinoy) with penangal/balan²(Malaysia/Indonesia)
Water is the best solution to clean your area down there. Imagine getting a mud/dirt on your hand or something, you'll wash it with water and didn't just wipe it.
Both is better. First water and then wipe, water sometimes isn't strong enough to clean everything (unless you are pointing a water jet directly into your butt) But I'm used to the bidet for cleaning with water. How do SE Asians use that hose? Doesn't it splash everywhere if you clean yourself with it?
@@ni5439 this may sound gross but... If the water pressure is low, we'll also use hand to clean the areas, and we'll wash our hands with soap afterwards
@@ni5439 basically just keep the water pressure steady and aim the water right to the cleaned area. But now bidet is commonly used in public toilet in shopping malls, airport, railway station etc.
lol! i didn’t come across that when I was in the Philippines, but a lot in Myanmar😆 and i felt super iffy scooping water out thinking how many ppl have touched the pail and water after doing their business 🤢
FYI, Indonesia has so many variety of rice. we have sticky rice, we also have rice that not sticky at ll, some eat black rice, red rice or brown rice for maintain our health, we also eat nureungji here
I’m indonesian living in france and the first thing i did to my apartment was installing my own water spray. And i always bring empty plastic bottle wherever i go just in case i need to pee or poo outside. I fill it with water from the sink before entering the toilet. I also bring a tiny bottle of soap with me everywhere. Water and soap is the basic hygene in my family and most indonesian for generations. I remember being shocked when i found out that most of the world only use toilet paper lol
when I went to SK even though my friend suggested me to bring wet tissues I couldn't do it I'd always bring an empty water bottle where I fill water from the sink to use inside the stall 😂
@@oberdamujigae haha true SK doesn't have bidet unlike Japan... It's good thing I didn't have stomachache there unlike when I went to Japan... I had to do number 2 everytime 😂😂😂 it's a good thing their public toilets are really great
Dave: "gHoSts aRe tHe LaSt tHinG i'M wOrRiEd aBoUt" Honey you have obviously not heard about Southeast Asian ghosts Your white ghosts are hella bland lmaoooo oOoOo~ I can float through wallssss sPoOkYyYyy~ Pfft nah (Please do a video on thatttt)
Just wanted to add for the Philippines - After attending a funeral, we also don't go home straight afterwards. We hang out someplace, eat/drink something before going home and call it "pagpag". The first sale in a store is called "buena mano" and storeowners usually fan their merchandise with the money from that first sale for good luck. We also sell drinks in plastic bags with straw - "samalamig/palamig kayo diyan!" From my recollection, in our province, pregnant women are also not allowed to attend burials/funerals "to protect the baby."
The Videoke Queen the part about not going straight home is true in Malaysia too! At least it used to. Note: it’s only like this probably for Chinese funerals. Not sure about the others
@@Noe-ev8ng Yes 😭 you can see that Kuya Noel wants to say more but the girls were really talkative 🤣🤣 and he's still shy and awkward in speaking Korean.
As a balinese i can relate a lot with Thailand and Philippines. In bali there is also urban talk about throwing thrash outside at night to avoid bad luck, light firecracker on new year(especially bali new year/nyepi). The funeral thing, (we don't literally use lemon water, but just water to wash our face and limbs), no pregnant women allowed to funeral, and about the drink in front of the store(usually we often use coffe and biscuit/rice).
this reminds me of the pontianak in malaysia/indonesia the ghost of a mother who lost her child and in the philippines we have tianak, a ghost of a baby that eats people, it was an aborted baby
We have a similar "style" here in the Philippines just like they do in Thailand. When we come from a funeral wake we don't go straight home, we either go to a convenience store or a fast food and stay a couple of hours there, the belief is so that the spirit of the dead person will not follow you home.
Sa amin naman magpausok muna sa labas ng bahay bago pumasok. At yung buntis din bawal sumilip sa kabaong or tumagal sa bahay ng namatay at sa araw ng libing bawal pumunta Ang buntis
1.38 저....태국인인데요. 태국인들이 보통 장례식에 갔다 오면 집에 들어가기 전에 “석류잎”을 물에 담겨서 그 물로 세수해요. 근데 “코코넛 주스”는 다른 상황에서 사용해요. 그 상황은 바로 시신을 화장하기 전에 시신에서 나쁜 것을 치우기 위해 그땐 시신에게 코코넛 주스로 세수해요. Actually when we came back from the funeral, we soak pomegranate leaf in the water and use that water to wash our face before we get into our house. But we use the coconut juice to wash the corpse’s face before cremate the body to wash the bad thing off it. 이 댓글 올리는 이유는 굴욕감을 주려고 한 것은 아니에요. 그냥 다른 사람들이 그것에 대해 헷갈리지 않으려고 하거든요.
한국은 장례식장 갔다오면 몸에 소금 뿌리지. 이 문화는 어디서 왔는지 궁굼했는데 동남아시가 쪽이 기원인것 같아. 우리 문화가 동남아시아 쪽에서 기원인 것이 쫌 많아. 간장, 젓갈 문화는 동남아시아에서 온게 확실한 것 같고. 동남아시아 여행중 아이들이 비석치기, 잣치기 등등 우리나라 전통놀이 아이들이 하는 것을 봤었음.
actually many tradition is similar to Indonesia i think lol. about the cleaning thing in evening and don’t throw trash at night, my granma tell me so we can be productive in the morning and not lazy. and pregnant woman don’t go to funeral, sometimes when we go to funerals my mom tell me to bring garlic and some special leaves, atc
@@ihsohnowk3630 well maybe that's because theres a lot of similarities between filipinos and indonesians. Our countries are relatives anyway, some ancient filipino tribes are Originally from indonesia, they were sea farers and somehow ended up here in the archipelago we call philippines, so yah, wasnt surprised by the similarity
1:58 That Thai culture of washing face with coconut juice after attending a funeral is kinda similar in some regions in Indonesia, but in Indonesia we usually just wash our face with water after attending a funeral to avoid the spirits from the funeral following us, idk if it's different in other regions
@@izzatimillahhanifah530 nah kan, padahal di Asia yang pake gayung itu banyak, tapi pinoy2 ini kek ngerasa cuma mereka yg pake gayung mentang2 istilah Tabo lebih dikenal di barat
well I go on dates with my boyfriend to warung nasi pinggir jalan (Indonesians must know how tasty the foods are) lol and we both eat with hands. It is somehow much more romantic than dining in fine dining imo 🙈
5:53 in Brazil it's the opposite, the right foot gives you good luck and the left gives bad luck There's some expressions like "it started with the right foot" (it started well) too
Have been laughing on your reaction dave when you realize southeast asians wash their bottoms with water haha. There's also a culture in the philippines where you point things with your lips, our neighbor countries find this awkward too haha.
I tried it in front of my american friend when hes trying to find his charger, He stared at me with a disgusted face, haha *Weeks later Him: pointing everything with his lips
In Myanmar🇲🇲, we also don't sweep at night. In morning we start sweeping from front to back of the house and in evening, opposite. Cause we believe that morning sweep from front brings goodluck and evening sweep from back throw away the bad luck. We don't cut our hair on Monday,Friday and Birthday. Whistling at nigh may call ghosts. And alot of strange things simmler with South East Asia countries. 🇹🇭🇲🇲🇲🇾🇲🇨🇰🇭🇻🇳🇸🇬🇧🇳🇵🇭
SEA UNITE AND REPRESENT!! I live these similarities. It's like inside jokes that only we understand, and it's a relief to know that we're not so different. Our superstitions might seem ridiculous but it makes our cultures fun and beautiful. This was amazing 💖💖 Love from Manila!
When my Peruvian friend came to Indonesia and saw that water gun, he thout it was for watering thr plants but he saw no plants in the bathroom and so he had a big question mark. Then he immediately asked and I explained meticulously what it was for.
4:52 amelia could add the same thing also happens in Bali where locals display offering such as biscuit, coins, grains, mixed with flowers in their stalls
Something that fascinates me in Southeast Asia are the myths/legends/folklore in each country. Like how Philippines has Biringan city, I think legends are such an interesting topic to talk about with friends from other countries ^^
As a Malaysian, I am super understand to many things in this video. Hahaha. Hose water in toilet, plastic bag for drinks, eat by using hand. Southeast Asia, we unite~~~
Hi! We also have a similar custom here in the Philippines called "pagpag," in which we don't go straight home after visiting a wake/funeral, so that spirits don't come home with us! The word "pagpag" literally translates to the act of shaking/brushing something off (like dust from a rag), but in this context, we are "shaking off" spirits that may have followed us. In my experience, most people "pagpag" at convenience stores.
Omg the segments with all the food is making me crave South East Asian food soooooo much!! This lockdown is making me go crazy with cravings T_T Anyone else suffering like me? P.S. Thanks for the interesting video Dave! :-)
Actually as Indonesian Javanese it's a taboo too to clean your house at night, exactly the same as Philippines. It might be because in the old time there's no electricity, we just use candle and other lights from fire and there are some spaces we can't see clearly so we won't notice if there's something valued on the floor and we just sweep it off and lose it. That's what my mom said hahaha sorry for bad English.
7:50 🤣🤣 dave having mental breakdown on southeast asian unite. Many koreans found that the water hose is more convenient now. Lots of youtubers talking bout this Dave. Eodiyeyo? 🤭🤭
Weirdly, I'm hoping that there will be cultural comparison between Philippines and Dave's spanish/latin ... PS. Yes I know there will be more similarity .. I just think it be sarisfying 😂
They could also talk about the Chavacano dialect and how it sounds almost like spanish. A lot of filipinos still think that the song 'Porque' by Maldita is Spanish, but it's actually chavacano.
7:24 hahah we have that in Finland too. But we also have toilet paper lol 😅 I was so uncomfortable in Korea as I was there 5 months as exchange student and just came back to Finland and first thing I realized I missed so much was the little "hand shower/bidet" XDD
I can understand why some people think it's strange to use water hose like in SEA. Unlike bidet, generally it's better if you take off your pants and shoes then hang it somewhere. And you don't use it "beside" the toilet, you put it under your bottom *while* you sit *on* the toilet. With proper technique, your bathroom should still dry. You don't have to take off your shoes and pants too. Bidet is convenient, obviously. But I prefer to have more control over the water direction and pressure level.
Dimas Ahmad Eka Putra this. People who seem grossed out by it dont know the mechanism and dont bother to do research. You dont stand or bend over 90 degrees, you do it in your seat so the dirty stuff wont escape the toilet bowl itself. The water pressure can be controlled so you won’t “spray sh*t everywhere” like these westerners think, and you do it AFTER you finish your business so there aren’t chunks of sh*t still sticking to your ass in the first place. People who think sh*t will spray to the walls when using a bidet/hose have clearly never used one and just have too-wild imaginations and deeply ingrained prejudices about how our cultural practices are inferior.
I'm not used to bidet and I prefer having a water hose because when I get up from the toilet seat and move to the bidet, I'm afraid that during the transit something might drip. I prefer having my behind already clean before I get up from the toilet seat.
Man....Dave and his friends made me want to TRAVEL ALL those places!!!! To do so, first... coronavirus should be over😈 Let's make this 🍋lemon-like situation a squeezed 🍹lemonade! Be safe, Dave!
Dave: confused by Southeast Asians use water instead of toilet paper The Southeast Asian gang: same energy but confused by not having the water gun in toilets
1:57 in Indonesia there is something similar. After attending funerals or visiting the graveyard, we (or at least in Kalimantan/Borneo) have to take a shower. I never asked the reason why but probably to cleanse the body from the ghosts too.
wiping with tissue still leaves a residue and it also dries out the area and may cause tears at that region, especially if you wipe it continuously just saying
Amelia, we have something similar in Indonesia to what Hien said about the first buyer. Many vendors believe that the first buyer would set the tone for the rest of the day, and that's why they always want that first purchase of the day to be successful. That's why it's advised to go to the market early in the morning because the vendors will be more likely to give you discounts. Kalo di kita ngomongnya penglaris kan terus duitnya dikepretin di dagangannya gitu.
interestingly here in Finland in northern Europe we use the same kind of spray thing in the bathroom! but we also use toilet paper, what you use is kind of according to your preferences :D
Sama seperti Indonesia negara2 ASEAN ne ya memanglah kita serumpun wkwk contoh kecilnya cuci muka saat pulang dari pemakaman, orang karo dulu menaruh makanan di depan atau jika ada acara di kamar untuk di makan leluhur, yg Filipina bedanya kalau di Indo jangan nyapu di malam hari dll
In the Philippines, when you came back from a funeral ceremony, you should put a smoke and jump through this so that ghost will not follow you. This is how Bisaya (Southern Filipinos) usually do that. MORE VIDEO PLEASE OF SEA SQUAD!!! LOUDER
when i go to 'toilet paper only' country, i always bring empty mineral water bottle with me so i could fill it before i'm going to the toilet. i just CAN'T even do #1 without water. esp if i have to perform shalat after, i feel like it won't be acceptable.
I’m indonesian.. the first time I went to Korea, i’m so uncomfortable because I usually use water to clean after do my business at toilet. Especially the big one 🤣🤣
I was on the international hotel public restroom and I was shock because no water spray on the toilet. So I ended up walk about 10 minutes to the shopping mall finding restroom that has water spray. I can relate~
As babies, our parents used baby wipes on us and there are also a lot of times when they had to use soap and water because baby wipes aren't gonna do the job. So ask yourself this, why should we only settle for a dry piece of paper when we get older?
저는 한국계 카자흐스탄이고 카자흐스탄에서 태어나서 한국에 여행왔다가 다시 카자흐스탄에 돌아가는데 동북아시아와 중앙아시아는 확실히 서로 교류가 많이 됐다보니까 서로 문화들이 비슷한게 많은데, 동남아시아는 중앙아시아-동북아시아와는 교류가 거의 없다보니 동남아시아만의 독자적인 문화권이 형성된것 같네요. 재밌습니다.
Southeast Asian ghosts are no joke, this is why both Thai and Indo horror movies knock all other asian horror movies off the park
When people ask me if I'm scared of ghost, I just say "I rather not disturb anyone" :'D
Whether they exist or not, I donwanna find out
Looks like you haven't heard of "Shake, Rattle and Roll".
Only Filipinos know this
@@Masked.Victim oh lord... please not the refrigerator DX
@@Masked.Victim Shake, rattle and roll movies used to be good, now they've ran out of ideas they even make christmas tree monsters.
Southeast Asian are the best about ghosts
안녕하세요! 인도네시아인 아멜리아입니다^^
저희 촬영했을때 서로 충격도 받고 공감도 많이 했는데요! 여러분은 어떠세요~? 재미있게 보셨으면 좋겠어요! 😁
Hi everyone, this is Amelia from Indonesia^^
When we filmed, we got shocked but also can relate to each others’ cultures. How about you? I hope you guys enjoyed our video! 😁
아멜리아 반가워요 차분하고 지적이게 예뻐요^^
Enjoy banget! Sukses kak Amel :)
인니가 미래다
Support
아주 참한 스타일
Too often people, even some Asians, like to stereotype Asian people and put all of us in a small and narrow category. I appreciate this video for shining light on how there are many different types of cultures in Asia and how diverse we are and that’s a beautiful thing 🙌💯
Well your not the only one who gos through that
Agreed :)
I agree. Asians are so diverse. People also forget or don't know that some countries in the Middle East are part of Asia.
Well said mate. Some dumb western called asian are chinese. They don’t even know geography and culture.
@@themanwhosoldtheworld99 The worst part is that they assume chinese around asia to behave the same and have no ability in speaking english🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
World: *panicking because toilet paper are being sold out*
South East Asians: *smirk in Water spray and tabo*
HAHAHA yea actually at first I was "whuut? Why are they hoarding toilet paper?" Then I realized, "ohhhh they dont know the power of water" 😂
*Y E S😂*
@@terrenceezekielmontemayor720 I was still confused until I saw your comment 😂
water is the best
Yes it is the same in India too
That's also something I don't understand. Why do some country prefer using toilet paper than water? Water is more hygenic than just wiping your ass with a paper.
I use both ’−’） rinse it off with water first, and then wipe
and then wash my hands, obviously
Because using just water is gross.
@@tobi6891 you are gross
when i visited Malaysia, water was sprayed all over the toilet and floor.. i was so embarrassed and I didnt want to step on it. I think it is not good for public health.. in Korea since we dont have that hose we use wipes. It melts if you put it on water so that you can throw it away when you flush
@@tobi6891 how can it be gross, some of that water spray is so strong that it can even wipe your soul away, it's like a hyper beam cannon that wash away all the dirt :)))
LOOOL THE WAY ALL THE SEA GANGS UNITE ON TOILET PROBLEMS 😂✋✋
LOL
Cebok
water is more clean than toilet paper
We use toothbrush and toothpaste to clean our entire mouth so why should we only use a dry piece of paper to clean out the other hole?
Dimet Utomo cognate of Philippine Tabô (with glottal stop like Indo-malay K)
Dave being confused why use water instead toilet papers is the same energy with SE Asia people confused why people only use toilet papers instead water😂 I mean water is more hygiene though...
So true. When everyone was hoarding toilet roll I was like ??????? Just use water????
JomWithSamad Travel Hahahah... Same....
Growing up I’ve always used water instead of toilet paper cause it feels like it still isn’t clean “enough” and I feel grossed out if I dont wash it properly lol
I understand cultural differences and I respect it but a dry piece of paper won't take the germs and smell away from your behind. I'll still go for some water and some soap.
@Gabriel Shang no you use the bidets inside the toilet bowl so the water won't spill everywhere and the floor won't get wet.
I think southeast Asia is like one family that has something in common.. But I'm not surprised at all.. 🇮🇩🇵🇭🇻🇳🇹🇭
@@fluffy5904 no it's not. It just means the two countries have something in common
@@fluffy5904 iuhhh duplicate malaysiiaaa helloo we more Big country than malayshiaaa 👎.. If u know malaysia is duplicate culture of the real pure indonesian
@@fluffy5904 i feel sorry for you my dear, you just jealous malaysian never in the videos :( . Maeby because indo and malay share a lot in common like almost all things is the same even the languange too.. so they only put indo instead malay to represent both countries..hmm sad
@@fluffy5904 LOLLLL
Bro whats with all these salty comments ganging up on Malaysia? Whats the issue? What do I miss? 😂
maybe a "typical ghosts in southeast asia countries" for the next vid will be fun🤘
yes omg this is a good idea
yes please, we got a lot of ghost and superstition haha
THATS SUCH A GOOD IDEA OMG 🎉
Yes, because Pinoy,Indo, Malaysia & Thailand share alot of ghost,mostly kuntilanak(indonesia) with pontianak (Malaysia), also manananggal(Pinoy) with penangal/balan²(Malaysia/Indonesia)
They also share one of the most scariest cryptids
Water is the best solution to clean your area down there. Imagine getting a mud/dirt on your hand or something, you'll wash it with water and didn't just wipe it.
Yeah, logic!
Both is better. First water and then wipe, water sometimes isn't strong enough to clean everything (unless you are pointing a water jet directly into your butt)
But I'm used to the bidet for cleaning with water. How do SE Asians use that hose? Doesn't it splash everywhere if you clean yourself with it?
@@ni5439 the hose is pretty small and the water centered so, it won't cause a mess. But, its also depend on skill 😅
@@ni5439 this may sound gross but... If the water pressure is low, we'll also use hand to clean the areas, and we'll wash our hands with soap afterwards
@@ni5439 basically just keep the water pressure steady and aim the water right to the cleaned area. But now bidet is commonly used in public toilet in shopping malls, airport, railway station etc.
Other Southeast asian countries: water sprays
Philippines: *laugh in tabo*
We only have spray bidets at restaurants, malls and hotels 😂 usually, homes have tabo 😂
lol! i didn’t come across that when I was in the Philippines, but a lot in Myanmar😆 and i felt super iffy scooping water out thinking how many ppl have touched the pail and water after doing their business 🤢
*Gayung laugh in hidden*
Actually gayung and tabo is same thing and Gayung is better known in Indonesia than waterspray 😙
Is it the thing in 7:44?
TABO IS LIFE
FYI, Indonesia has so many variety of rice. we have sticky rice, we also have rice that not sticky at ll, some eat black rice, red rice or brown rice for maintain our health, we also eat nureungji here
Maksudnya kerak nasi di pinggiran magic com apa rengginang? Beda lho sama kerak nasi korea.
Same in Philippines.. But the very common is white rice together with dish,sticky rice for Filipino desert
@@lalaloo3877 biko pinakamasarap! hshs
Same as malaysia
Eyy fon't forget yellow rice :v
I’m indonesian living in france and the first thing i did to my apartment was installing my own water spray. And i always bring empty plastic bottle wherever i go just in case i need to pee or poo outside. I fill it with water from the sink before entering the toilet. I also bring a tiny bottle of soap with me everywhere.
Water and soap is the basic hygene in my family and most indonesian for generations. I remember being shocked when i found out that most of the world only use toilet paper lol
I'm an Indonesian student in Germany, i studied German engineering but still can't believe that they haven't adopted Bidet in their toilet yet.
ASEAN Family, just like living in the same house.
I cringed when dave talks about just wetting the tissue 😂😂😂
Southeast Asians unite
super triggering lol
I respect cultural differences but I will never be convinced that a dry piece of paper is more hygienic than water and soap.
Lol I will only do that if I really have no choice
when I went to SK even though my friend suggested me to bring wet tissues I couldn't do it I'd always bring an empty water bottle where I fill water from the sink to use inside the stall 😂
@@oberdamujigae haha true SK doesn't have bidet unlike Japan... It's good thing I didn't have stomachache there unlike when I went to Japan... I had to do number 2 everytime 😂😂😂 it's a good thing their public toilets are really great
woah we need a 30 minutes of this dave😂
i like the southeast asian squad hahahha
I second this!
Same HAHHAHA
LOUDERRRRRRRR
Dave: "gHoSts aRe tHe LaSt tHinG i'M wOrRiEd aBoUt"
Honey you have obviously not heard about Southeast Asian ghosts
Your white ghosts are hella bland lmaoooo
oOoOo~ I can float through wallssss
sPoOkYyYyy~
Pfft nah
(Please do a video on thatttt)
Yes please!!!
upvoting this so Dave can make a video reacting to Southeast Asian ghosts!
I know rightt. I'm not even watch southeast asian horror, compare to hollywood horror it's way more scary
I wonder if he can sleep at night after reacting to southeast asian ghosts 🤣🤣
OMG I'VE UNINTENTIONALLY SUMMONED MY ASEAN FAM 💕💕💕
Just wanted to add for the Philippines -
After attending a funeral, we also don't go home straight afterwards. We hang out someplace, eat/drink something before going home and call it "pagpag".
The first sale in a store is called "buena mano" and storeowners usually fan their merchandise with the money from that first sale for good luck.
We also sell drinks in plastic bags with straw - "samalamig/palamig kayo diyan!"
From my recollection, in our province, pregnant women are also not allowed to attend burials/funerals "to protect the baby."
The Videoke Queen the part about not going straight home is true in Malaysia too! At least it used to. Note: it’s only like this probably for Chinese funerals. Not sure about the others
About the first customer thingg, Indonesians do it too.
Especially if said first customer is still single.
We call it pelaris.
So true... I really want Noel to share it but maybe he doesn't want to butt in the middle of the convo
@@Noe-ev8ng Yes 😭 you can see that Kuya Noel wants to say more but the girls were really talkative 🤣🤣 and he's still shy and awkward in speaking Korean.
Now i know why mom never lets me attend any funerals, I’m 15 never been to a funeral because my mom never lets me.
The hose gun thing-y is so true for us in Southeast Asia! For me, I would rather hold my bowel and wait until going home than use the toilet paper...
If I have to go do #2 in public, I wash when I get hone.
I don't get how people can just clean with toilet roll like ... isn't it dry and painful? lol
@@foodngems True XD
@@foodngems tbh sometimes it is lmao and it doesn't even wipe sufficiently if you're not careful or don't use a shit ton (no pun intended) of paper
@@ddootzles I can imagine a shitty situation if I have diarrhea
As a balinese i can relate a lot with Thailand and Philippines. In bali there is also urban talk about throwing thrash outside at night to avoid bad luck, light firecracker on new year(especially bali new year/nyepi). The funeral thing, (we don't literally use lemon water, but just water to wash our face and limbs), no pregnant women allowed to funeral, and about the drink in front of the store(usually we often use coffe and biscuit/rice).
same we use water instead of lemon because lemon is expensive than get a clean water and wash your hands had soap
Lol it's like
US: OMG THERE'S NO TOILET PAPER!!!
SEA: P A T H E T I C!
Yay! Thanks so much for sharing about Southeast Asian cultures with your audience too 🙌 Looking forward to more!
Please make a video about SEA ghost, because SEA ghost are freaking spooky~~
안녕하세요, 저는 이라크에서 온 Hussein입니다. 18 세입니다. 한국에서 왔습니까? 만나서 반가워
@@دكتور-ف8ي oh im indonesian, nice to meet you~반가워요
this reminds me of the pontianak in malaysia/indonesia the ghost of a mother who lost her child and in the philippines we have tianak, a ghost of a baby that eats people, it was an aborted baby
We have a similar "style" here in the Philippines just like they do in Thailand. When we come from a funeral wake we don't go straight home, we either go to a convenience store or a fast food and stay a couple of hours there, the belief is so that the spirit of the dead person will not follow you home.
We call this pagpag, usually the victims of this are mini stop and 7 eleven 😂
but isn't pagpag supposed to be like you're getting rid of some imaginary dust so that the spirit doesn't follow you?
@@VIXXlight_VIXXComeBack I guess it depends on the region
Sa amin naman magpausok muna sa labas ng bahay bago pumasok. At yung buntis din bawal sumilip sa kabaong or tumagal sa bahay ng namatay at sa araw ng libing bawal pumunta Ang buntis
In the phil. We also do wash our hands and face using guava leaves soaked in hot water after the funeral.
can't imagine not wash after pooing with water. sea pride
1.38 저....태국인인데요. 태국인들이 보통 장례식에 갔다 오면 집에 들어가기 전에 “석류잎”을 물에 담겨서 그 물로 세수해요.
근데 “코코넛 주스”는 다른 상황에서 사용해요. 그 상황은 바로 시신을 화장하기 전에 시신에서 나쁜 것을 치우기 위해 그땐 시신에게 코코넛 주스로 세수해요.
Actually when we came back from the funeral, we soak pomegranate leaf in the water and use that water to wash our face before we get into our house. But we use the coconut juice to wash the corpse’s face before cremate the body to wash the bad thing off it.
이 댓글 올리는 이유는 굴욕감을 주려고 한 것은 아니에요. 그냥 다른 사람들이 그것에 대해 헷갈리지 않으려고 하거든요.
Lin Meiling จริงเตง
고마워요~ 덕분에 더 알아가요ㅎㅎ 한국도 장례식 다녀와서 귀신을 쫒아내려고 굵은 소금을 뿌리기도 해요
한국은 장례식장 갔다오면 몸에 소금 뿌리지. 이 문화는 어디서 왔는지 궁굼했는데 동남아시가 쪽이 기원인것 같아. 우리 문화가 동남아시아 쪽에서 기원인 것이 쫌 많아. 간장, 젓갈 문화는 동남아시아에서 온게 확실한 것 같고. 동남아시아 여행중 아이들이 비석치기, 잣치기 등등 우리나라 전통놀이 아이들이 하는 것을 봤었음.
Dave's awkward face when Southeast Asians unites. 🤣
Southeast asian ghosts are scaryy as hell. You can do a reaction video to it
All the pocongs, kuyangs, kuntis, genderuwos
So scary, it's straight gore
Philippines: Manananggal, tiyanak, kapre, tikbalang, white lady. 😂
indeed 😂😭
Watching Dave's vids is better than school sometimes, you learn something new every vid
actually many tradition is similar to Indonesia i think lol. about the cleaning thing in evening and don’t throw trash at night, my granma tell me so we can be productive in the morning and not lazy. and pregnant woman don’t go to funeral, sometimes when we go to funerals my mom tell me to bring garlic and some special leaves, atc
i mean like maybe because we prt of asian and indonesia have many culture it got kix with many other tradition ❤️ respect for other cultures too 💪🏻
The easiest way to know if theres filipino around..
Just say
"Pssst!"
All the filipinos will look at you haha
"Hoy" hahahahhaha
Oist. This hits me hard.
Wampipti 🤣😂
*On a large crowd
*Calls them by name:
Ignores
*calls them by "psst!"
The whole philippines looked at you
@@ihsohnowk3630 well maybe that's because theres a lot of similarities between filipinos and indonesians.
Our countries are relatives anyway, some ancient filipino tribes are Originally from indonesia, they were sea farers and somehow ended up here in the archipelago we call philippines, so yah, wasnt surprised by the similarity
1:58 That Thai culture of washing face with coconut juice after attending a funeral is kinda similar in some regions in Indonesia, but in Indonesia we usually just wash our face with water after attending a funeral to avoid the spirits from the funeral following us, idk if it's different in other regions
I’m Thai and I do the same as what you mentioned. Just wash our face with water. Normally, coconut juice is used for washing the dead person’s face.
I'm hoping that one day they will make a video about Asean urband legend and myths 👀 btw love your vid :) 💕💞💖💗🌹
If you come to south east asia, and you cant do the asian squat then your doomed
Wkwkwk I can imagine how shitty it is for foreigners struggling to do their business
@@dputra Your "wkwk" comment shows you're an Indonesian. Nope, not your name.
@@nadestche2979 wkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkkwk
@@nadestche2979 awokawokawo
@@nadestche2979 AOWKOAKWOA AOWKOAKWOAKWOA
Americans always get worried about toilet paper...
🇵🇭 PINOY : *WAIT, JUST HOLD MY TABO*
What is tabo btw?
@@saktiaiqbra8145 gayung, orang sana paling bangga mereka yang bikin gayung jadi terkenal di dunia pake istilah tabo
@@saktiaiqbra8145 Dipper
@@pemudaasiatimurraya2887 org india/asia selatan jg pake tabo/gayung juga di toilet
@@izzatimillahhanifah530 nah kan, padahal di Asia yang pake gayung itu banyak, tapi pinoy2 ini kek ngerasa cuma mereka yg pake gayung mentang2 istilah Tabo lebih dikenal di barat
0:21 1 ❤
1:00 2
1:35 3
2:04 4
2:45 5 ❤
4:29 6
4:47 7
5:28 8
6:30 9 ❤
8:10 10
데이브님 얼굴보구 눈호강도하구 동남아에 대해 알아서 진짜 기분이 져아여ㅕㅕ이러니깐 데이브님 채널만 오면 만날수있는 매력에 빠지는것 같아요오!!사랑해영❤❤❤💗💗💗💗
well I go on dates with my boyfriend to warung nasi pinggir jalan (Indonesians must know how tasty the foods are) lol and we both eat with hands. It is somehow much more romantic than dining in fine dining imo 🙈
우왓 프래님❤️ 태국 살지만 새로운 정보 많이 알았네요 🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭❤️
❤❤❤
5:53 in Brazil it's the opposite, the right foot gives you good luck and the left gives bad luck
There's some expressions like "it started with the right foot" (it started well) too
Have been laughing on your reaction dave when you realize southeast asians wash their bottoms with water haha.
There's also a culture in the philippines where you point things with your lips, our neighbor countries find this awkward too haha.
Really? Actually some local ethnic groups here in Indonesia do that too. 😅
Kind of regional quirks lol
Sometimes I also like to use my lips to point out something and I'm from Malaysia. 😅 Also sometimes use eyes 😂
@RuA Honey Badger try to travel more lah.... Hahahahahah.... 🤣
I tried it in front of my american friend when hes trying to find his charger,
He stared at me with a disgusted face, haha
*Weeks later
Him: pointing everything with his lips
Latinos do that too
In Myanmar🇲🇲, we also don't sweep at night. In morning we start sweeping from front to back of the house and in evening, opposite. Cause we believe that morning sweep from front brings goodluck and evening sweep from back throw away the bad luck. We don't cut our hair on Monday,Friday and Birthday. Whistling at nigh may call ghosts. And alot of strange things simmler with South East Asia countries. 🇹🇭🇲🇲🇲🇾🇲🇨🇰🇭🇻🇳🇸🇬🇧🇳🇵🇭
omg indonesan also dont sweep at night
u have to try 'kerokan' 🤣🤣
🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Right.. It is so refreshing 🤣
Urokan
NGAKAK SUMPAH
Gw ga suka dikerok, wkwkwk sakit bat kalo emak gw yg ngerok😭😭😂😂
Apalagi gw ga bisa ngerok:v
@@daffa690 gw gapernah dikerokin
SEA UNITE AND REPRESENT!! I live these similarities. It's like inside jokes that only we understand, and it's a relief to know that we're not so different. Our superstitions might seem ridiculous but it makes our cultures fun and beautiful. This was amazing 💖💖 Love from Manila!
When my Peruvian friend came to Indonesia and saw that water gun, he thout it was for watering thr plants but he saw no plants in the bathroom and so he had a big question mark. Then he immediately asked and I explained meticulously what it was for.
I hope you'll make a video on the diversity of Indonesia with Amelia. Indonesia is crazy diverse. Crazy diverse.
Last time i was this early dave was still a coconut.
4:52 amelia could add the same thing also happens in Bali where locals display offering such as biscuit, coins, grains, mixed with flowers in their stalls
amelia is not balinese .... she was not really concern about it
Something that fascinates me in Southeast Asia are the myths/legends/folklore in each country. Like how Philippines has Biringan city, I think legends are such an interesting topic to talk about with friends from other countries ^^
굿 재미따 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ 나라별 시리즈는 봐도 봐도 질리지가 않아용
As a Malaysian, I am super understand to many things in this video. Hahaha. Hose water in toilet, plastic bag for drinks, eat by using hand. Southeast Asia, we unite~~~
4:43 I’m in the Philippines and I did see that at like, 10-11pm at Dec 31. So now i know why! I thought it was to celebrate
Hi! We also have a similar custom here in the Philippines called "pagpag," in which we don't go straight home after visiting a wake/funeral, so that spirits don't come home with us!
The word "pagpag" literally translates to the act of shaking/brushing something off (like dust from a rag), but in this context, we are "shaking off" spirits that may have followed us. In my experience, most people "pagpag" at convenience stores.
Good collaboration.
그다음에 유투브에서 최신 업데이트 기다리세요....진짜 재미있어요
Omg the segments with all the food is making me crave South East Asian food soooooo much!! This lockdown is making me go crazy with cravings T_T Anyone else suffering like me?
P.S. Thanks for the interesting video Dave! :-)
Actually as Indonesian Javanese it's a taboo too to clean your house at night, exactly the same as Philippines. It might be because in the old time there's no electricity, we just use candle and other lights from fire and there are some spaces we can't see clearly so we won't notice if there's something valued on the floor and we just sweep it off and lose it. That's what my mom said hahaha sorry for bad English.
저 태국갔다가 휴지없고 웬 물총이있어서 ㅋㅋㅋ 20분동안 못나왔어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
헐 미친
저도 저는1시간 동안 못 나왔어요
목도리 ㅋㅋㅋ
한국사람도 치킨,피자 손으로 먹어요
식당가서 먹으면 포크나이프 주니깐 쓰는건데
사실 쓰면서도 불편하죠
치킨이나 피자 집에서 먹으면 99.9%는 손으로 먹을겁니다
화장실은 진짜 충격이네요
우리도 재수없다 운나쁘다같은건 비슷한게 있죠 첫손님이 안사면 재수없다는거 시험전에 미역국 안먹는거 등등 있어요 또 찾아서 알려주세요 재밌네요
전 장례식 다녀온 후 소금 맞았어요. 부정탄 곳에 다녀왔다고 소금뿌리더라고요.
@@jaem241 네 그것도 우리나라의 옛날 부터 어른들이 하시던 풍습이었죠 귀신 따라들어오지 말라고 ㅎㅎ
More power sa inyo mga madam. More of this plssss.
7:50 🤣🤣 dave having mental breakdown on southeast asian unite. Many koreans found that the water hose is more convenient now. Lots of youtubers talking bout this Dave. Eodiyeyo? 🤭🤭
Please, another video like this. Love you guys, fighting ❤
Weirdly, I'm hoping that there will be cultural comparison between Philippines and Dave's spanish/latin ...
PS. Yes I know there will be more similarity .. I just think it be sarisfying 😂
No. Dont start that. Hahaha..
Yeah I'm rooting for this cauz Philippines can fit in both in Southeast Asian countries and Latin American countries 😁😁😁
Or probably this is another trap from indonesian they're often using the. Filipino and Spanish term to provoke us 🤔
They could also talk about the Chavacano dialect and how it sounds almost like spanish.
A lot of filipinos still think that the song 'Porque' by Maldita is Spanish, but it's actually chavacano.
@@karlezraumali7155 mmmm para sa akin, hindi fit sa video content yung idea especially kayung lahat. Haha
6:37 맞아요 저도 발리 여행갔을때 봤어요 처음으로 본건 아마 현지 공항이었는데 정작 가서는 한번도 안썼어요...
Wait...the coconut dave is gone.
아무래도 같은 아시안 문화라서 비슷하면서도 다르네요! 재밌었어요! 또 모셨으면 좋겠어요 🥰
Gather the ASEAN FAM!! Singaporean here, feels like the drinks in plastic is like in every southeast Asian Countries HAHA
8:18 El refresco en bolsa, un clásico.
pero por las nuevas normas de ecología ya no se hace, por que prohibieron la bolsa de plástico y el popote.
7:24 hahah we have that in Finland too. But we also have toilet paper lol 😅 I was so uncomfortable in Korea as I was there 5 months as exchange student and just came back to Finland and first thing I realized I missed so much was the little "hand shower/bidet" XDD
다른 문화에 대해 알아갈 수 있어서 좋네요:D
I can understand why some people think it's strange to use water hose like in SEA. Unlike bidet, generally it's better if you take off your pants and shoes then hang it somewhere. And you don't use it "beside" the toilet, you put it under your bottom *while* you sit *on* the toilet.
With proper technique, your bathroom should still dry. You don't have to take off your shoes and pants too.
Bidet is convenient, obviously. But I prefer to have more control over the water direction and pressure level.
Dimas Ahmad Eka Putra this. People who seem grossed out by it dont know the mechanism and dont bother to do research. You dont stand or bend over 90 degrees, you do it in your seat so the dirty stuff wont escape the toilet bowl itself. The water pressure can be controlled so you won’t “spray sh*t everywhere” like these westerners think, and you do it AFTER you finish your business so there aren’t chunks of sh*t still sticking to your ass in the first place. People who think sh*t will spray to the walls when using a bidet/hose have clearly never used one and just have too-wild imaginations and deeply ingrained prejudices about how our cultural practices are inferior.
I'm not used to bidet and I prefer having a water hose because when I get up from the toilet seat and move to the bidet, I'm afraid that during the transit something might drip. I prefer having my behind already clean before I get up from the toilet seat.
Im from Honduras living in Seoul and its so interesting to see they also put drinks in a plastic bag to drink in Southeast Asian! So cool!
The bathroom thing is still getting me like **o**
베트남에서는 음력 1월 1일이 설날이니까 복이 건물에 담긴다고 생각하니까 설날에 집 청소하다면 복을 다 제거하고 있답니다
Man....Dave and his friends made me want to TRAVEL ALL those places!!!! To do so, first... coronavirus should be over😈 Let's make this 🍋lemon-like situation a squeezed 🍹lemonade! Be safe, Dave!
welcome2
Yeah you should travel south east asia very unique in landscapes and interesting language and culture.
Michael A. Wibowo Hello Michael😄 Nice to meet you!! Hope you are safe💙
NC Vlog Hello 👋 Nice to meet you!! Yeah we love traveling and we like sharing culture🥰 I hope we can visit everywhere when Corona is over 🙏
wow, didn't expect to see your comment here as well choi sisters hehe😁😆 toilet thing was indeed true. hehe by the way, I'm from the Philippines🇵🇭✌🏻
베트남에서 첫 손님이 안 사고 가면 안 좋은 건 한국이랑 비슷하네요. 그날 처음 파는 걸 ‘마수걸이’라고 하는데 마수걸이부터 안 팔리면 그날 장사 망치는 느낌이 있어요. 그래서 아침 일찍 가게에 가면 마수걸이일 수도 있기 때문에 뭐라도 사는 게 매너죠
Dave: confused by Southeast Asians use water instead of toilet paper
The Southeast Asian gang: same energy but confused by not having the water gun in toilets
1:57 in Indonesia there is something similar. After attending funerals or visiting the graveyard, we (or at least in Kalimantan/Borneo) have to take a shower. I never asked the reason why but probably to cleanse the body from the ghosts too.
wiping with tissue still leaves a residue and it also dries out the area and may cause tears at that region, especially if you wipe it continuously just saying
Amelia, we have something similar in Indonesia to what Hien said about the first buyer. Many vendors believe that the first buyer would set the tone for the rest of the day, and that's why they always want that first purchase of the day to be successful. That's why it's advised to go to the market early in the morning because the vendors will be more likely to give you discounts. Kalo di kita ngomongnya penglaris kan terus duitnya dikepretin di dagangannya gitu.
interestingly here in Finland in northern Europe we use the same kind of spray thing in the bathroom! but we also use toilet paper, what you use is kind of according to your preferences :D
In Brazil also! But I think you may not find in every house.
태국이랑 한국이랑 비슷하네요 장례식장 갔다고 바로 집에 들어가면 부정탄다고 다른 데 들렸다가 들어가라고들 하는데 비슷한 터부인거같아요.
우리나라에서는 시험때(특히 수능때) 그날 미역국을 먹지 않는데 바나나는 상상외닼ㅋ 근데 너무 신기한게 많은거같아서 너무 좋은거같아요!♡
Inaabangan ko na mag Korean din si Kuya Noel 😅 Sana matutunan nya na mag korean para mas makasabay siya sa videos 😁😁
7:44 haha. Korean.
Prae might be confused. In Thailand, we use coconut water to wash the face of the deceased.
Sama seperti Indonesia negara2 ASEAN ne ya memanglah kita serumpun wkwk contoh kecilnya cuci muka saat pulang dari pemakaman, orang karo dulu menaruh makanan di depan atau jika ada acara di kamar untuk di makan leluhur, yg Filipina bedanya kalau di Indo jangan nyapu di malam hari dll
In the Philippines, when you came back from a funeral ceremony, you should put a smoke and jump through this so that ghost will not follow you. This is how Bisaya (Southern Filipinos) usually do that.
MORE VIDEO PLEASE OF SEA SQUAD!!! LOUDER
꺅 >< 재밌어요 !!!!!!!! 다들 한국어 실력 진짜 많이 느셨어요 ㅠㅠ 😍💗😆
0:17 eh itu kan bendera monako klo gk salah sih soalnya ukurannya kek lebih kecil
Dave, thanks for always featuring Noel. Hehehe! :D
When they were talking about funerals, I was kinda expecting Noel to mention pagpag. Is this just a Tagalog thing, I wonder?
i was thinking he will mention that too.. but maybe he can't really follow the conversation because the girls were conversing in Korean
Yeah when the Thai belief of washing your face was being talked about i wanted Noel to share the PAGPAG belief since it's similar.
I rewatched the girls' reactions to the makeshift wet wipes and the mini-tub bidet a hundred times in a row. Always entertaining! 데이브야 고마워!
when i go to 'toilet paper only' country, i always bring empty mineral water bottle with me so i could fill it before i'm going to the toilet. i just CAN'T even do #1 without water. esp if i have to perform shalat after, i feel like it won't be acceptable.
아멜리아 너무 자연스럽게 한국말 하는데? 너무 잘한다
I’m indonesian.. the first time I went to Korea, i’m so uncomfortable because I usually use water to clean after do my business at toilet. Especially the big one 🤣🤣
😐😐😐
I was on the international hotel public restroom and I was shock because no water spray on the toilet. So I ended up walk about 10 minutes to the shopping mall finding restroom that has water spray. I can relate~
ไทย อินโดนีเซีย ฟิลิปปินส์ เวียดนาม🇹🇭🇲🇨🇵🇭🇻🇳
As babies, our parents used baby wipes on us and there are also a lot of times when they had to use soap and water because baby wipes aren't gonna do the job. So ask yourself this, why should we only settle for a dry piece of paper when we get older?
omg the indonesian is so smart to make a topic. what a representation, 😆😆😆
저는 한국계 카자흐스탄이고 카자흐스탄에서 태어나서 한국에 여행왔다가 다시 카자흐스탄에 돌아가는데
동북아시아와 중앙아시아는 확실히 서로 교류가 많이 됐다보니까 서로 문화들이 비슷한게 많은데,
동남아시아는 중앙아시아-동북아시아와는 교류가 거의 없다보니 동남아시아만의 독자적인 문화권이 형성된것 같네요. 재밌습니다.