That no in Indonesian story reminds me of a time an American got pissed at me for saying the color black in Spanish. Like I get it, that's where the slur cane from... But it's my language I'm not shitting on any race; if I see a black car I call it a black car...
I too was once being called racist for saying nggak, in a discord server I say thats "no" for Indonesian, but they still called me racist But the thing is i know how some sensitive american thinks, so then i say "How dare you force your culture on mine". They then apoligize 😅
As an American it pretty frustrating. Im all for being sensitive and understanding of other people, but here in the US a lot of people have gone so far in that direction that it has actually been pretty detrimental. Like being unable to joke or have honest casual conversations makes having discussions about sensitive topics really hard. Its basically just becomes taboo to talk about certain things.
My dad used to do that, he would raise his hands and make a cat/animal calling sound like “tch tch tch tch tch” to get the waiter’s attention, me and my mom would usually call him out and tell him not to do it because it’s rude, I honestly don’t know where he even learned or get that from. I was born after him and even I know better.
The waiter thing I think really depends both on culture and on the quality of restaurant people are used to. If you usually go to places where waiters don't pay attention or are always busy etc, might make sense to make some noise to call a waiter. Though, there are contexts where some people really are doing that because they are rude...
This is what I thought. When it's loud & busy and simply calling out by voice wouldn't suffice, I can see why some would snap fingers or clap. But otherwise, I can totally see how it's rude.
It’s like seeing swastika looking things on buildings. It’s like bruh that was a religious symbol first. Calm down lol. Internet is very bad at context and very good at judging random people to be evil out of the blue.
I can totally relate to the first story about the no word. I'm Spanish and our word for black was used as a very disrespectful way to refer to black people a lot time ago and nowadays is a totally forbidden word, even worst that the N word for what I known(wich is not much). I've seen americans going nuts when earing or reading the word in videogames for example when whe are just saying something like "There is an enemy on the black building". One guy went totally crazy one time and we didn't understand anything. I've seen even people complaining for some miniature painting brands from Spain like Vallejo or Scale 75 using the word on the paints because they have the name in english and spanish in the label. Is a color, chill. The world doesn't turn around the USA.
You are actually very cute. Thanks for sharing. Seeing vtubers real self is very endearing, the disconnect of the vtuber persona to the person behind it disappears.
I raise my hand and wait to be noticed if I need to, but usually they come over before I'm ready to order without that, and I have to ask for more time.
Oh god… As an American can we stop this. Like bloody hell… filter word in China is In Chinese, the term nei ge or na ge literally means "that" or "that one," and is widely used in daily speech. It also acts as a filler word during pauses, similar to the English words "um" or "like."
Snapping fingers on a waiter feels like some people think of themselves in relation to waiters (and other people working in customer service for the matter) as a lord and a very low ranking servant... At least that's what I've gathered from seeing those people interact or from having to interact with them (the weirder is that it was when I did voluntary work in a local day care when I was 14-15 and people who did that were some of the parents picking up their kids)
I know, in the past, wealthy people would snap their fingers to call their servants over, if they were nearby. So, that might be a vestige of what's left of that. Of course, that doesn't make it not demeaning. Pretty sure the people who still do that in the West don't think of the people they snap their fingers at as people, because they're too prideful of themselves.
Well its not the first time we saw Michi's insides. Remember she showed us insides of her guts... Ridiculous, that we know more, how she looks from the inside than outside.
I believe that in most places people respect a visitor attempting to follow the customs and learn the language What people hate is when someone comes to a place and refuses to even try And people REALLY hate it when someone comes and wants the locals to change for THEM
And this is why we all need to get over ourselves and stop pretending that certain arrangements of letters are the end of the world. Its just a word like every other word.
who snaps their fingers for the waiter/waitress??? are you guys eating in asmr resturaunts where no one in the entire building is making sounds above a soft whisper? 🤣🤣🤣 you gotta do that "ting ting ting ting" of beating the glass with your silverware i was the kinda person who was much happier just not leaving a tip than trying to make my waiter/waitress do their job though. now if i do eat out at that kinda resturaunt, i bring my own drink & leftover container. so it's like "hm, sat here for 5 minutes while my waiter passed me twice without giving me my check... Bye 😃"
Lots who "snap. etc" to waiters are ones who view them as lesser and there to server them. So they dont feel bad treating them like shit. So not right and viewed by many as wrong, demeaning, etc and makes others view the person doing it badly. But they usually don't care and will just go off on you/etc if comment on the fact they are doing that to a person. Aka they are as mel said, just assholes and will do it no matter what.
OMG I hate when people snap their fingers for the waiter. Don't snap, don't clap, don't yell. Waiters are people, not dogs. Idk where in the world that would ever be considered polite but if that ever happened to me I would demand an apology from the customer and if they persist in being rude then I'd do my utmost to get them banned from the restaurant. If it means I get fired then so be it, I won't work where I'm supposed to tolerate that anyway.
Did you know the inside of your cheek feels pretty similar to your o t h e r inside? When my sex ed teacher taught us that, all the guys immediately put their fingers in their mouths 💀
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15:40 I love how this clipper followed Michi's directions down to the very last detail for this clip 😂
Someone in mel’s stream actually made a clip of it like 2 minutes before she even said anything about it and it was so funny.
Bro serving buns right as they come out of the oven
The dough is still wet. It hasn't settled in. That's how fresh it was.
Meanwhile you have HeavenlyFather, desperately trying to get Vtubers to say the N word
That no in Indonesian story reminds me of a time an American got pissed at me for saying the color black in Spanish. Like I get it, that's where the slur cane from... But it's my language I'm not shitting on any race; if I see a black car I call it a black car...
It's annoying that people with no concept of other cultures get offended by other cultures for no reason except because they can
@idkcba yeah it's pretty ironic really because their lack of awareness of other cultures and languages is actually quite racist. It's anglocentrism.
I guess michi is true to her model. But a stitching off multiple asian genes from different places
so Indonesian?
southeast asian moment
I too was once being called racist for saying nggak, in a discord server
I say thats "no" for Indonesian, but they still called me racist
But the thing is i know how some sensitive american thinks, so then i say "How dare you force your culture on mine". They then apoligize 😅
Americans when they see other people “being oppressed”:”😡How dare you”
The “Oppressed” group minding their own business:”😒Oh great, it’s them again”
Reminds me heavily of saying Me/I in Korean. My parents always get weird looks when visiting😮💨
As an American it pretty frustrating. Im all for being sensitive and understanding of other people, but here in the US a lot of people have gone so far in that direction that it has actually been pretty detrimental. Like being unable to joke or have honest casual conversations makes having discussions about sensitive topics really hard. Its basically just becomes taboo to talk about certain things.
Never stop fucking with people like that 😂😂😂
Ahahaha, you pulled an uno reversed card and you won
Michi serving the content on a bloody silver platter. Holy...
9:30 her beauty is starking
My dad used to do that, he would raise his hands and make a cat/animal calling sound like “tch tch tch tch tch” to get the waiter’s attention, me and my mom would usually call him out and tell him not to do it because it’s rude, I honestly don’t know where he even learned or get that from. I was born after him and even I know better.
The waiter thing I think really depends both on culture and on the quality of restaurant people are used to. If you usually go to places where waiters don't pay attention or are always busy etc, might make sense to make some noise to call a waiter. Though, there are contexts where some people really are doing that because they are rude...
This is what I thought. When it's loud & busy and simply calling out by voice wouldn't suffice, I can see why some would snap fingers or clap. But otherwise, I can totally see how it's rude.
It’s like seeing swastika looking things on buildings. It’s like bruh that was a religious symbol first. Calm down lol. Internet is very bad at context and very good at judging random people to be evil out of the blue.
"Oh shit, I have been perceived" is going to be my one-liner next time I play DnD and fail a stealth check.
9:20 THE FADE IN ANIMATION OMFG IM DYING HE JUS FLEW IN LMFAOAOAOAOAOAO
Michi over here embodying the entire Asian spectrum
I can totally relate to the first story about the no word.
I'm Spanish and our word for black was used as a very disrespectful way to refer to black people a lot time ago and nowadays is a totally forbidden word, even worst that the N word for what I known(wich is not much). I've seen americans going nuts when earing or reading the word in videogames for example when whe are just saying something like "There is an enemy on the black building". One guy went totally crazy one time and we didn't understand anything.
I've seen even people complaining for some miniature painting brands from Spain like Vallejo or Scale 75 using the word on the paints because they have the name in english and spanish in the label. Is a color, chill.
The world doesn't turn around the USA.
They probably have hard time with acknowledging Montenegro or Nigerian as legitimate location name
two years ago, i was trying to sound out a jackbox games code and i ended up saying a jewish slur (and that's how i learned of its existence)
You are actually very cute. Thanks for sharing. Seeing vtubers real self is very endearing, the disconnect of the vtuber persona to the person behind it disappears.
I raise my hand and wait to be noticed if I need to, but usually they come over before I'm ready to order without that, and I have to ask for more time.
America forgetting theres more language then English
Oh god…
As an American can we stop this. Like bloody hell… filter word in China is
In Chinese, the term nei ge or na ge literally means "that" or "that one," and is widely used in daily speech. It also acts as a filler word during pauses, similar to the English words "um" or "like."
Gonna be real i always thought the finger snapping thing was just to get the waiters attention
Snapping fingers on a waiter feels like some people think of themselves in relation to waiters (and other people working in customer service for the matter) as a lord and a very low ranking servant... At least that's what I've gathered from seeing those people interact or from having to interact with them (the weirder is that it was when I did voluntary work in a local day care when I was 14-15 and people who did that were some of the parents picking up their kids)
Also: heart on skin without tattooing gang (I have a heart'shaped acne scar under my eye, but it's quite old and faded now)
we force to not say no in Indonesia 😭
You have a heart birthmark, Michi? Mine is an inverted pentagram, but it also faded.
lmao , that was fast 🤣
I know, in the past, wealthy people would snap their fingers to call their servants over, if they were nearby. So, that might be a vestige of what's left of that. Of course, that doesn't make it not demeaning. Pretty sure the people who still do that in the West don't think of the people they snap their fingers at as people, because they're too prideful of themselves.
Nice uvula!
I wanna see competitive bowing now.
Well its not the first time we saw Michi's insides. Remember she showed us insides of her guts... Ridiculous, that we know more, how she looks from the inside than outside.
BgA from WongFu now has competition from GgA consisting entirely of Michi
Its not normal in Hungary i dunno if its normal other places
I believe that in most places people respect a visitor attempting to follow the customs and learn the language
What people hate is when someone comes to a place and refuses to even try
And people REALLY hate it when someone comes and wants the locals to change for THEM
Can always count Melody to get the "inside" *scoop* on her fellow "v"tubers.
You could tattoo over the birthmark. Or outline it or something. To really make it pop
ngga = no (indonesian to indonesian)
english : you racist
😶
And this is why we all need to get over ourselves and stop pretending that certain arrangements of letters are the end of the world. Its just a word like every other word.
4:28 we could use ga or gak
The very definition of faded.
Michi is like "The Asian with a thousand faces"
Spanish Bros can relate.
forget the discussion, I was there 😂 I just didn't notice she had cute tiny little legs when I watched her stream lol
And the "all vtubers are actually HOT irl" trend continues
She’s quite a beautiful young lady
So michi is the default asian character in a video game
who snaps their fingers for the waiter/waitress??? are you guys eating in asmr resturaunts where no one in the entire building is making sounds above a soft whisper? 🤣🤣🤣 you gotta do that "ting ting ting ting" of beating the glass with your silverware
i was the kinda person who was much happier just not leaving a tip than trying to make my waiter/waitress do their job though. now if i do eat out at that kinda resturaunt, i bring my own drink & leftover container. so it's like "hm, sat here for 5 minutes while my waiter passed me twice without giving me my check... Bye 😃"
Mel is such a sweet summer child
😂😂😂
Nggk
They think it's niiiiiiingga
😂😂😂😂😂
she's not wrong
Idk how she accidentally doxxed what she looks like sorry I meant almost doxxed
Selamat Pagi.
Lots who "snap. etc" to waiters are ones who view them as lesser and there to server them. So they dont feel bad treating them like shit. So not right and viewed by many as wrong, demeaning, etc and makes others view the person doing it badly. But they usually don't care and will just go off on you/etc if comment on the fact they are doing that to a person. Aka they are as mel said, just assholes and will do it no matter what.
That's what i hate about cancel culture in language
A place near me kicked a guy out for doing that to a waitress
smash, smash, next
Why Michi be looking like a k-pop star?
Im a tauros and i have a birthmark shaped kinda like a bull 😂
2 things that truly transcend cultures are being ofended and entitled
Ngl I got click baited 💀💀
That is what michi want though
OMG I hate when people snap their fingers for the waiter. Don't snap, don't clap, don't yell. Waiters are people, not dogs. Idk where in the world that would ever be considered polite but if that ever happened to me I would demand an apology from the customer and if they persist in being rude then I'd do my utmost to get them banned from the restaurant. If it means I get fired then so be it, I won't work where I'm supposed to tolerate that anyway.
Did you know the inside of your cheek feels pretty similar to your o t h e r inside? When my sex ed teacher taught us that, all the guys immediately put their fingers in their mouths 💀
Freaky title
I searched up "No in Indonesian" and "nggak" shows up. I'm wondering if without the k is incorrect
They all correct
Nggak
Ngga
Gak
Ga
Being an asshole is not a “cultural” thing
Thanks; I hate it.
Ah yes, let's ban or change words from other languages because of minorities. Always a good idea. Like how BTS did. Like bruh, it's your language.
Snack