I can relate to this...I'm white and I was adopted by an Indian man. I grew up half in America and half in India, and I like both sides, honestly. Some people have given me crap for wearing a Bindi or doing henna or wearing bangles but honestly, most Indian people are happy to see a "non-Indian" embracing the Indian culture :)
I’m a Malaysian from Penang. My mom is Chindian dan my father is Punjabi. Studied in Chinese school. I can speak Mandarin, Tamil, Malay, English and hokkien. Proud to be in a multicultural country 😇
My Paternal grandma was born also in Penang. Butterworth, to be precise. I would love to visit Penang again with my family and run into interesting people like you in a shop, drinking Kopi o . Hope the Pandemic is over soon.
@@nrggunt1454 i sometimes also use "dan" instead of "and" without me realising XDD I think it low key showing that we're malaysian deeply from inside😂 its cute btw.
This is so nice to see. Tamilians are people who will always appreciate you if you take effort to try to speak their language. I'm a Chinese guy working in a hospital in Tamil Nadu, and everytime I speak some Tamil the faces of patients and nurses will light up with joy and admiration. An amazing culture and people.
For all those lecturing about indian first and then north-east second, it all starts when a person from north-east lands up in delhi. You guys know the racism the N-E people encounter in other northern states...Southern states are better in treating them with love and respect...As a huge country, its nothing wrong in identifying ourselves as southerners or N-E'ers, punjabis, and rest as northerners....And in everyone's heart, we are indians! Jai Hind!
From my analysis, we Indians take lot more time than other country people to overcome the racial discrimination based on the parts of india one person is from...I'm confident that the discrimination will slowly disappear and I'm already seeing that more and more Indians are understanding this and slowly coming out of their racist mindset which is good for our country's growth...
He seems like a very intelligent man. Learnt Tamil, now English, most definitely already fluent in his mother tongue which he must have spoken with his birth parents.
Tamil is not an easy language for a non indian unless he is xoosed to d language during his childhood. I hd a malay frnd whose parents were rubber tappers. And he spoke fluent tamil. Recalling him i still feel very proud for a malay to b able to speak tamil.
luna starr he was a child when they started looking after him that would be easy for him . It’s easy for anyone who knows it from childhood, Indian or not
citacitasejati jawian malays also known s d penang anak mamis r able to speak tamil fluently. They were d 'pakka' jawian malays whose touch with the famil languafe was very strong. Then of course d jndian muslims.....tamil being their mother tongue language. Like me for instance i belong to d anak mami lineage. My mother was a malayalee -malay parentage. On the other side my father was indian muslim of both parents who came frm india. And i was xposed to two cultures...malay and indian mjslim but i m very bent towards the latter. My mother spoke a little tamil but she was exposed to d malayalee.....kaka culture. Im on the other hand speak fluent tamil unfortunately not able to literally. I speak fluent malay as well. I feel very fortunate to hv being brout up with the best of two cultures...... The mannerism, the beauty of the tamil language, the culinary and many more.
This is about to make me fucking cry. This is what my grandfather's story was. Chinese born, but the area he grew up in was predominantly Indian. He married an Indian girl (my grandmother). This is like seeing a younger version of my grandparents and it brings a tear to my eye.
I am Russian by birth but i was adopted by my Afghan parents. I'm fluent in dari and speak it perfectly. what's funny is that most people think i am uzbek when they meet me LOL.
My eyes welled up when I heard of your mother passing away at your young age, and as you grew up with tamil neighbour family, you growed up more as a tamil guy!
anandprabumanju he was verry luckybto hv been brout up by loving foster parents who looked after him well. can clearly see that his foster parents inculcated good mannerism and respect. the way he speaks shows that he is a respectful person. the seeds sowed in his reaps to the benefit of himself, fmly and friends. his wife is a wonderful lady too. they make a handsome couple and their wedding photo is really verry meaningful......he has to count his blessings to.God Almighty for having looked after by his foster parents.......all d best to him.and fmly......
*Indians are genuine and kind, they treat the guests with great respect and will not let you leave the house until your tummies are full especially the South.*
It's mostly because their tummies are already full, and they don't have any problem with feeding probably a hundred more, in north you can't expect the same behaviour from everyone, while most does. Other wealthy People in north are becoming more like westerners, so they are just following you.
@@mrcoolcanon dude why would you say that? that's not true. see this is the problem with us Indians. we get divided so easily. idk why that person had to add the 'especially South' part. It's India.
Every Tamil (Sri Lanka) here in Switzerland speaks Tamil but the Indians here can't speak their mother language. I don't know why the parents speak with the children in English. it is embarrassing to them?
I am from Chennai and Tamils mostly speak Tanglish. I've seen Sri Lankan Tamils ans Malaysian Tamils speak so beautifully. Their Tamils is so sweet and pure.
Please try to learn sister. We're the ambassadors of Tamil and we should take it to our next generation too. Love and greetings from other side of the world, Tamil nadu.
My wife is Punjabi and I am Tamil. She learnt to read and write in 1 year and now after 27 years, she speaks Tamil better than me. Just some innitiative and effort. Proud to be Indian and proud to speak Tamil.
@SweetLonely Rabby I am not lazy. We have 11 languages in my country. We need to know all of them.. So you have no right to call me lazy.. But THANK YOU so much. It does show that are sad boring people like you in this WORLD N SAI RAMA
Wow! Only a few people understand that tamil is not just a language, it's an emotion. And it looks like you know to read and write tamil too! Even many tamil people are preferring other languages over it just because it's grammar is tough or they don't even know to read and write because many are settled in foreign countries and different states. But people like you, it's a real compliment to the language tamil. 🙏🙏
@@kynitakixa9282 thank you for your words. When i first learned to read tamil i preferred to read sandilyan and kalki's works and that made me mad for tamil works.. especially the sangam tamizh.. ❤
Wow! His pronunciation is spot on! I come from TN so, am able to understand. His foster parents were a GOD gift. We need more people like them in this world.
@Navita Sinha True... But we are one as indian... No compromise on that... But some people have to grow up to the current social situation. Here is south , kerala... Many people stare at foreigners or other ethnic group. And crack comedy in local language..Just for fun..Even if they don't want to harm the outsider.... They actually are shy to face others and language problem.
My dad grew up in estate and went to Tamil school, so he learnt how to speak Tamil as well. He loved Bollywood and Tollywood movies, I myself was influenced by him.
Just take note, everyone: this is the difference between Asia and europe. In these comments, all we see are people appreciating this couple as a paragon of intercultural love and exchange; as they should. If these comments were from americans, and this was an Asian male-white female couple, there would be thousands of insecure, hateful, racist comments denouncing it. This is why Singapore exists peacefully as a mix of Chinese-Malay-Indian, while the western nations would rather fund police-sanctioned killings than coexist with African Americans, Natives, Chinese, etc. Never forget who your real enemy is, and the hatred they hold in their hearts for you.
We are malaysians, we speak english with that accent..those who grew up in the city area where there is good english speaking population will have this kind of accent..because our indian population here is the least among the 3 main races, Malay, chinese and then indian..so we tend to be influenced by the style of speaking if the majority races. those more in urral area may not speak english as much..will be mostly malay soeaking or they speak their own mother tongue..
@@sangat4315 No. it’s unacceptable in society, you learn this in school. Even in professional setting, there’s a strict ban on swear words. It’s unprofessional and bad manners.
@@kaiser1295 I agree with you, but what you need to grasp is the fact that this is a youtube comment section, somewhere thats incredibly unprofessional .
Yes! Indian identity is a linguistic identity. If you speak the language you are one of us, cos it's rare that other groups speak Tamil. EVEN other types of Indians such as Urdu muslims descended from Chennai merchants (who know tamil), act proud of not speaking the language.Traditionally, Tamils have been looked down upon as low status group of people mainly cos we are (i) minorities in the region we live in and (ii) humble people who are not concerned with showing off wealth or status. Many of us are dark skinned as well and we all know that light skinned groups often think of themselves of somehow being superior. So it's rare that external groups speak the language. I'm simply explaining the dynamics of society as I had observed
@@shamimabanu3779 This thing about the skin colour is, unfortunately, true, I am Gujarati and everyone seems to be obsessed with having light skin, even my own mother would scold me for playing out in the sun and getting sunburned when I was younger, she made me use some lightening creams and various face scrubs and told me to start looking after my skin so I don't become a "khari bhiladhi (black cat)". Luckily, she's stopped that (now that my skin has become lighter) and I no longer use those creams, however I did learn how to not go out in the sun without sunblock and how to exfoliate to get rid of sunburnt skin, so at least now I can look after my skin better from a health perspective not a colour perspective. But still, it hurts my heart when I see and hear other young girls and boys getting discriminated/treated differently because of the darkness/lightness of their skin, it makes me feel so angry too. Tamil, Cantonese and Mandarin are on my list of languages to learn, right after I'm done with Korean and Gujarati (I'm not fluent in it despite it being my "home language" coz we just use English at home, but I am semi-fluent in Afrikaans though, thanks to school)
My grandfather came to Fiji from China during the 1940s, and he first lived in a place called Labasa which has a predominantly large Indian population. He now speaks Cantonese, Fiji Hindi, Fijian and English quite fluently, and it's amusing to see the surprise on his client's faces when they talk about him in Hindi and he joins in the conversation gossiping about himself as well xD
I'm Filipina-Spanish but can speak and understand Hindi about 85%😉 It's actually because of my love and fondness with Indian cultures, food, movies and people that made me learned the language 😊🙏
I'm mixed too! Like so many guys and girls in the comment section. I'm Indo Portuguese! It's good to know that there r so many mixed people in the world.
I guess many didn't know that this kind of situation is almost normal in countries like Singapore and Malaysia. You can see a Chinese born being raised by a Malay, an Indian born raised by a Chinese and etc. I love the fact that cultural appropriation wasn't a big issue but instead, we embrace each cultures equally. That's what makes us unique :)
This is very common in Malaysia..what is more common is back then (our grandparents era)..a lot of chinese baby girl were given away and were mostly raised by indian folks, ithink back then the chinese community had a preference for baby boy to carry the sur name of the family along..as a result of that i have met many "indian" woman who are actually purely chinese but fully adopted the tamil ways of life..they even wear saree all the time and mary indian men..and basically speak tamil...i have seen many many situations like this.
Wow I don't know that Indian and Chinese are great friends instead they have border issue😂😂 their babies will definitely be smart and intelligent as they have genes from China and India which have gold medal in international maths and science Olympiad❤
In my younger days, I took a liking of a beautiful girl from Punjab. Her father was a security guard at the place where I play water polo. I couldn't speak a single Indian word, and she couldn't speak any Chinese. So we looked at each other and smiled. And she has beautiful smiles. Anyway, I decided to take matters into my own hand to learn to speak Punjabi. The obvious starting place is to ask her father to teach me the language. I got to count up to ten, and a simple "how are you?". Then I left the country and that was all the Punjabi I knew. The country I used to live in had very few problems between Indians and Chinese. In fact, I had some great Indian school mates whom we used to go out for some cheap meals after school. They quite like Chinese meals, and I like Indian curries. With Malays, it is a little complicated because it seems religion always gets in the way.
Man not only with malays every muslim keeps his religion first & everything next. Also their hated for us hindus is so much because in their view we worship idols & Allah will throw us into hell.
I'm Tamilian and his Tamil is wayyyy better than mine! I'm from Mumbai, India and was raised in Singapore. Studied Hindi in school, and wish I can be better at my mother tongue :) So proud of my Tamilian heritage, Mumbaikar origin and Singaporean upbringing
Wow, my native language is Tamil and I applaud this person and his dedication to learn Tami. It is not an easy language to learn! And yes, his Tamil is very cute 😍 And in their marriage photo,they both looked so adorable!
So proud of my language being spoken by the Chinese flawlessly. Yet my own people from India hesitate to speak my language with proper pronunciation. And this video goes on to show we all are one and the same. Beautiful story.
From the comment section I get to know how many other race people know tamil and supporting the language.This is actually a proud moment for everyone...
My sister .. we belong to the most successful diaspora with solid roots in India. We are a super proud race. We are not hitchhiking some other language and culture, unlike some other races ( ask me if you don't get this, I live in Malaysia now). We are one proud race Race as Indians and one helluva ethnicity, Tamil. We are great!
I’m Pakistani Lady mixed Malayalee... moslem & got married to an English guy, my eldest sis married to an Indian guy then the elder married to a Chinese guy finally my youngest sis married to a Malay guy.. What’s so proud here is... we are Malaysian, and we are one Malaysian family except my hubby which is from US... well I feel proud of my parents... which are non Malay.. But they really my strongest idol for my knowledge & fluency in speaking more than a languages..... I hope my child will be like me which could speak in Bahasa Melayu, Chinese, Indian, English, Hindi, Malayalee, Pashto & lil bit of Jawa language...
@Doctron Disagree. Its enough if she is able to communicate. English-speaking people always have such high standards when they cant speak any other language at all. For example, many people write that Jackie Chan still speaks "poor English". Jackie Chan speaks great English for a Hongkong Chinese who grew up there. Try speaking Chinese!! Learn other languages and then you will see that this amount of text is hard to write for a non-native
He even does the head bobble gesture when he talks! My friend who is Indian says many Indians do this when they are being expressive and its seen more in her culture. He's a true Indian! Very cute!
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He is Chindian
how about indese?
he is chindian ...he is a human
He is not cindian pure Chinese but grew with Indian family
No you didn't have to yy?? 😂
You have to calm down I think its supposed to take as a joke its actully funny lol
I can relate to this...I'm white and I was adopted by an Indian man. I grew up half in America and half in India, and I like both sides, honestly. Some people have given me crap for wearing a Bindi or doing henna or wearing bangles but honestly, most Indian people are happy to see a "non-Indian" embracing the Indian culture :)
yeah we are
Armys everywhere 😂
Yup we sure are 😊 btw hi army
Music Saved My Life if you were raised with it by your father then it IS your culture. Culture doesn't really have to do with race.
Music Saved My Life 1) That's so cool. Which side is you father (if that is what you call him) from? 2) Music saved my life too. Especially kpop :)
I’m a Malaysian from Penang. My mom is Chindian dan my father is Punjabi. Studied in Chinese school. I can speak Mandarin, Tamil, Malay, English and hokkien. Proud to be in a multicultural country 😇
lol dan
Wow!!
My Paternal grandma was born also in Penang. Butterworth, to be precise. I would love to visit Penang again with my family and run into interesting people like you in a shop, drinking Kopi o . Hope the Pandemic is over soon.
@@nrggunt1454 ?
@@nrggunt1454 i sometimes also use "dan" instead of "and" without me realising XDD
I think it low key showing that we're malaysian deeply from inside😂 its cute btw.
This is so nice to see. Tamilians are people who will always appreciate you if you take effort to try to speak their language. I'm a Chinese guy working in a hospital in Tamil Nadu, and everytime I speak some Tamil the faces of patients and nurses will light up with joy and admiration. An amazing culture and people.
Which hospital bro in tamil nadu ?
It's because it's so rare. I'm amazed even by the guy in the video.
Are you still here in India.
God bless you my man.
Tamilians abuse Hindi people who labor in TN
Even got the indian uncle mustache
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Uncle muhtu
Even my Father has That.
You know what, even I have it now. There is something about it man.
the encik mustache
Yeah i m from north east .. i know south people are innocent .. they have great heart .. love it
you are indian first then you are north eastern sister
And north? Lol.
For all those lecturing about indian first and then north-east second, it all starts when a person from north-east lands up in delhi. You guys know the racism the N-E people encounter in other northern states...Southern states are better in treating them with love and respect...As a huge country, its nothing wrong in identifying ourselves as southerners or N-E'ers, punjabis, and rest as northerners....And in everyone's heart, we are indians! Jai Hind!
anandprabumanju exactly. I don't understand this "you are Indian first" logic either. I feel like it's a way for northies to suppress other cultures.
From my analysis, we Indians take lot more time than other country people to overcome the racial discrimination based on the parts of india one person is from...I'm confident that the discrimination will slowly disappear and I'm already seeing that more and more Indians are understanding this and slowly coming out of their racist mindset which is good for our country's growth...
I am a Malay and I grew up with so many Indian friends. Love them to the core. They made me who i am today.
We love you too my brother ❤️
That's nice :) , you speak Tamil ?
Bukkake
@@kimcho773shut
I would like to learn Tamil. I'm Mexican and my son is half indian. I would like him to have exposure to that side of his culture.
There's an app called hellotalk that is used for language exchange...i think you might find it useful
Vanakam Tamila
VANAKKAM u r always welcome
வாழ்க வளமுடன்
You can learn it. Tamil is a hard language to learn though so be careful.
Tamils are really good people at heart. Love from Kerala
Thank u neighbour
Gopi Krishnan thank you brother. I also love your peoples from tamil nadu. 😍
@nikki ajitha yes sorry I forgot that 👍
Tnk u🤩
Full support💪. I love ❤😘tamil people n also I like them 💛. They r really2 kind 😊with pure heart 💜❤.
He seems like a very intelligent man. Learnt Tamil, now English, most definitely already fluent in his mother tongue which he must have spoken with his birth parents.
He’s from Singapore where English is the official working language
😂😂 bruh everyone in Singapore and Malaysia can speak at least 3 language
It's quite common here in SG and MY.
Not really ,not to offend anyone some young malaysian still cant speak English.
quite common in India also. I and most in my family speak 3 languages flawlessly. Some only two.
Tamil is not an easy language for a non indian unless he is xoosed to d language during his childhood. I hd a malay frnd whose parents were rubber tappers. And he spoke fluent tamil. Recalling him i still feel very proud for a malay to b able to speak tamil.
luna starr he was a child when they started looking after him that would be easy for him . It’s easy for anyone who knows it from childhood, Indian or not
luna starr LMAO. Tamil is not easy even for non Tamilian Indians
partha1331 exactly....but there r scores of sikhs who r really fluent in tamil eventho tbey r not tamilian indians......
citacitasejati jawian malays also known s d penang anak mamis r able to speak tamil fluently. They were d 'pakka' jawian malays whose touch with the famil languafe was very strong. Then of course d jndian muslims.....tamil being their mother tongue language. Like me for instance i belong to d anak mami lineage. My mother was a malayalee -malay parentage. On the other side my father was indian muslim of both parents who came frm india. And i was xposed to two cultures...malay and indian mjslim but i m very bent towards the latter. My mother spoke a little tamil but she was exposed to d malayalee.....kaka culture. Im on the other hand speak fluent tamil unfortunately not able to literally. I speak fluent malay as well. I feel very fortunate to hv being brout up with the best of two cultures......
The mannerism, the beauty of the tamil language, the culinary and many more.
என்னா அருமையா தமிழ் பேசுகிறார்...
வாழ்க வளமுடன்..
This is about to make me fucking cry. This is what my grandfather's story was. Chinese born, but the area he grew up in was predominantly Indian. He married an Indian girl (my grandmother).
This is like seeing a younger version of my grandparents and it brings a tear to my eye.
I can totally feel that bro 😢
I am a north Indian. It's so amazing to see a Chinese guy speaking my country's language. In fact, he is speaking world's oldest language.
@@gowsick4027 yes, Tamil is an Indian language.
Wt about Sanskrit
@@gowsick4027 first of all Improve your knowledge, India already has 22 official languages including Tamil.
I never knew it was the worlds oldest language
Tq brother you like Tamil language 😍
This man was the luckiest man to get adopted by a Tamil family I got so emotional that I almost cried.
1 like if you appreciate him.
I am Russian by birth but i was adopted by my Afghan parents. I'm fluent in dari and speak it perfectly. what's funny is that most people think i am uzbek when they meet me LOL.
My eyes welled up when I heard of your mother passing away at your young age, and as you grew up with tamil neighbour family, you growed up more as a tamil guy!
anandprabumanju he was verry luckybto hv been brout up by loving foster parents who looked after him well. can clearly see that his foster parents inculcated good mannerism and respect. the way he speaks shows that he is a respectful person. the seeds sowed in his reaps to the benefit of himself, fmly and friends. his wife is a wonderful lady too. they make a handsome couple and their wedding photo is really verry meaningful......he has to count his blessings to.God Almighty for having looked after by his foster parents.......all d best to him.and fmly......
I have a friend who was Chinese but was born a girl so was given up for adoption luckily an Indian family adopted her and gave her a good childhood
tamil family give rise their kids differently .
Hii im single and available 🥰
AA-ron 5 true though
*Indians are genuine and kind, they treat the guests with great respect and will not let you leave the house until your tummies are full especially the South.*
It even happens in the North.
@Vaas Montenegro not some but many even educated working dumb heads
It's mostly because their tummies are already full, and they don't have any problem with feeding probably a hundred more, in north you can't expect the same behaviour from everyone, while most does. Other wealthy People in north are becoming more like westerners, so they are just following you.
@@mrcoolcanon dude why would you say that? that's not true. see this is the problem with us Indians. we get divided so easily. idk why that person had to add the 'especially South' part. It's India.
@@cornelia7076it's true
*Tamil parents play this to their “English only” children*
Yeah. They need to feel proud of the horrible disaster they avoided.
@@ehvenga hahhahahh
@@ehvenga What?
Every Tamil (Sri Lanka) here in Switzerland speaks Tamil but the Indians here can't speak their mother language. I don't know why the parents speak with the children in English. it is embarrassing to them?
I am from Chennai and Tamils mostly speak Tanglish. I've seen Sri Lankan Tamils ans Malaysian Tamils speak so beautifully. Their Tamils is so sweet and pure.
I am a South African 🇿🇦 born Tamil but sadly 😭 I can't speak or understand Tamil. It's amazing to hear him speak Tamil. ❤
Please try to learn sister. We're the ambassadors of Tamil and we should take it to our next generation too. Love and greetings from other side of the world, Tamil nadu.
Don't worry.. Tamil related your blood
My wife is Punjabi and I am Tamil. She learnt to read and write in 1 year and now after 27 years, she speaks Tamil better than me. Just some innitiative and effort. Proud to be Indian and proud to speak Tamil.
@SweetLonely Rabby I am not lazy. We have 11 languages in my country. We need to know all of them.. So you have no right to call me lazy.. But THANK YOU so much. It does show that are sad boring people like you in this WORLD N SAI RAMA
@SweetLonely Rabby WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL WORD. 🤣🤣🤣
Lovely... I am malayali by birth but my love for tamil lead me to marry a tamilian... tamil is not a language its an emotion வாழ்க தமிழ் வளர்க தமிழ் 🙏
Am a malayali, but love tamil❤
Paaah!🙏
Wow! Only a few people understand that tamil is not just a language, it's an emotion. And it looks like you know to read and write tamil too! Even many tamil people are preferring other languages over it just because it's grammar is tough or they don't even know to read and write because many are settled in foreign countries and different states. But people like you, it's a real compliment to the language tamil. 🙏🙏
@@kynitakixa9282 thank you for your words. When i first learned to read tamil i preferred to read sandilyan and kalki's works and that made me mad for tamil works.. especially the sangam tamizh.. ❤
Very true it language has its own power of emotions south asia country words are found in other languages like korean
Thamizh ivalo azhagu endru ivar pesum pothu than therikirathu #respectful person
அந்த அழகினை நீங்கள் தமிழிலேயே சொல்லியிருக்கலாமே!
@@saranyamushila நிச்சயமாக
These are the real humans,not the one who fills hatred between countries and races...
Varoon> Nope. You are wrong!
@Varoon why are u targeting Muslims now??There are also good Muslims dimbo
@Varoon gadha
He speaks really cute, lol. Tamil is a hard language, lots of tongue twisters in'em.. Glad I speak tamil, at least Sri Lankan.. :D
heard of malayalam?
Fazal Fariz are you a Srilankan ?
@@1234vedas it is because of Tamil influence in malayalam
@@1234vedas oh boi I'm tamil and i learnt malayalam within a week!
Wow! His pronunciation is spot on! I come from TN so, am able to understand. His foster parents were a GOD gift. We need more people like them in this world.
As a northeast guy, I can honestly say I feel more safe in the south
Northeast is actually nicer i say
The actual North has quite a lot of potential predators however I do admit there are nice people there
I am south indian..and even I face racism in north..They are just shit holes...Donno when I could go back to my south india
@jeling tamang southern indian and sikh People are the best
@Navita Sinha
True...
But we are one as indian...
No compromise on that...
But some people have to grow up to the current social situation.
Here is south , kerala... Many people stare at foreigners or other ethnic group.
And crack comedy in local language..Just for fun..Even if they don't want to harm the outsider.... They actually are shy to face others and language problem.
How wonderful...we are all in need of humanity...my best wishes to all
Well said ...
Thank you! 😃
Damn he speaks great tamil
Wish for long lasting friendship between China 🇨🇳 and India 🇮🇳.
even I. I come from kerala,India. Ive been with chinese students that i met during my stay in Oman. They were cool and really good at math.
actually..they're malaysian chinese..malaysian indian..not from mainland
@@wanlan431 yeah you are true
Glad to see the number of LIKES is way bigger than those ugly comments.
This video has nothing to do with China or India whatsoever lol
Tamil language is definitely a beautiful language. Would love to learn.
I'll teach u 🥰
My dad grew up in estate and went to Tamil school, so he learnt how to speak Tamil as well. He loved Bollywood and Tollywood movies, I myself was influenced by him.
Tollywood is Telugu cinema industry
Kollywood is Tamizh industry..
He is a smart guy, can speak number of languages especially Tamil, that is quite an achievement.
Aww ❤
Sarita984
lol😂😂😂
Aww
Aww
Just take note, everyone: this is the difference between Asia and europe.
In these comments, all we see are people appreciating this couple as a paragon of intercultural love and exchange; as they should.
If these comments were from americans, and this was an Asian male-white female couple, there would be thousands of insecure, hateful, racist comments denouncing it.
This is why Singapore exists peacefully as a mix of Chinese-Malay-Indian, while the western nations would rather fund police-sanctioned killings than coexist with African Americans, Natives, Chinese, etc.
Never forget who your real enemy is, and the hatred they hold in their hearts for you.
aww😂
Tamils are of the best people i have met!
Mee also Tamil
Semma
Bcoz u r tamil😂😂😂
Thanks bruv!
@@donalds8745
Maybe in my heart i am.
I am Omani from arabic country and I speak tamil language
Mohammed Al Bahlani .
great .
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Paru da
How
Hii im single and available 🥰
Tamil is the beautiful native language spoken by Munshi Abdullah, assistant to Sir Stamford Raffles.
His wife sounds like she has a Chinese accent when she speaks in English while he speaks with a Tamil accent.
@Caroline Jennifer Gallagher. I think this is in Malaysia hence her Malaysian accent.
We are malaysians, we speak english with that accent..those who grew up in the city area where there is good english speaking population will have this kind of accent..because our indian population here is the least among the 3 main races, Malay, chinese and then indian..so we tend to be influenced by the style of speaking if the majority races. those more in urral area may not speak english as much..will be mostly malay soeaking or they speak their own mother tongue..
Holy fuck, the cuteness level touching the sky here.
Don't use swear words. It's bad manners.
@@kaiser1295 Everyone has different opinions when it comes to curse words, just let them say it the comment was in good nature
@@sangat4315 No. it’s unacceptable in society, you learn this in school. Even in professional setting, there’s a strict ban on swear words. It’s unprofessional and bad manners.
@@kaiser1295 I agree with you, but what you need to grasp is the fact that this is a youtube comment section, somewhere thats incredibly unprofessional .
@@sangat4315 hahaha drag him. Hes probably a kid
Ofc his tamil is so beautiful and cute to hear . Anbarntha vazhthukkal from TamilNadu 🙌💜
In a world filled with division and hatred, it's people like these that give hope...
Beautiful people and a beautiful language! Hope I can visit southern India one day
@sree ram oh I'm from Sudan 🇸🇩
Army😂
It's happened in singapore not india
Oh my god he’s so fluent in Tamil AND English. Also, what a cute married couple ❤️
Awesome! Thanks a ton for sharing....This video certainly made my day. Wish him and his family loads of Good Luck!!! ☺💐
as a tamilan ,its undeniably cute tamil
"Annan ,discount illaya"😂
I understand tamil, so it caught me off guard when he started speaking perfect tamil all of a sudden.
I’m Indian raised Chinese and I’m more interested in the culture than the natives themselves. They treat me like family for speaking their language
Yes! Indian identity is a linguistic identity. If you speak the language you are one of us, cos it's rare that other groups speak Tamil. EVEN other types of Indians such as Urdu muslims descended from Chennai merchants (who know tamil), act proud of not speaking the language.Traditionally, Tamils have been looked down upon as low status group of people mainly cos we are (i) minorities in the region we live in and (ii) humble people who are not concerned with showing off wealth or status. Many of us are dark skinned as well and we all know that light skinned groups often think of themselves of somehow being superior. So it's rare that external groups speak the language. I'm simply explaining the dynamics of society as I had observed
@@shamimabanu3779 This thing about the skin colour is, unfortunately, true, I am Gujarati and everyone seems to be obsessed with having light skin, even my own mother would scold me for playing out in the sun and getting sunburned when I was younger, she made me use some lightening creams and various face scrubs and told me to start looking after my skin so I don't become a "khari bhiladhi (black cat)". Luckily, she's stopped that (now that my skin has become lighter) and I no longer use those creams, however I did learn how to not go out in the sun without sunblock and how to exfoliate to get rid of sunburnt skin, so at least now I can look after my skin better from a health perspective not a colour perspective. But still, it hurts my heart when I see and hear other young girls and boys getting discriminated/treated differently because of the darkness/lightness of their skin, it makes me feel so angry too. Tamil, Cantonese and Mandarin are on my list of languages to learn, right after I'm done with Korean and Gujarati (I'm not fluent in it despite it being my "home language" coz we just use English at home, but I am semi-fluent in Afrikaans though, thanks to school)
I’m Chinese and had an Indian English tutor growing up. Had very fond memories of eating with her family. Much ❤️
I find people from South to be most kindest people 😍😍😍,please stay the same
From which state u are??
Nagaland
யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர் ❣️
☺☺☺best comment
வணக்கம் சகோதரா
Basically all races are the same, respect and love each other then you will live peacefully. ❤
agree，in the end we are all human
My grandfather came to Fiji from China during the 1940s, and he first lived in a place called Labasa which has a predominantly large Indian population. He now speaks Cantonese, Fiji Hindi, Fijian and English quite fluently, and it's amusing to see the surprise on his client's faces when they talk about him in Hindi and he joins in the conversation gossiping about himself as well xD
Kiwi Tuki I can speak Tamil,Telugu,English,Spanish,Hindi,Malayalam,Portuguese and French mostly fluently
Total War Is Fun lol you definitely can't speak English...
Creeper Mishra why not, my English is perfectly fluent
Varoon lol, don’t hate
Varoon You’re a weirdo
he speaks tamil better than me :o i hv disappointed all my Tamil ancestors
LOL
I'm Filipina-Spanish but can speak and understand Hindi about 85%😉 It's actually because of my love and fondness with Indian cultures, food, movies and people that made me learned the language 😊🙏
Great ❤ U live in philippines or india ??
@@ramana1958yes but learning Hindi will help more than learning any other language for a foreigner & it will also help in learning Sanskrit.
It is absolutely amazing that he is trilingual! So impressive he took on a Tamil as well as English. Major props.
In Singapore, the 1st language they use is English, there are no anyone (except some foreigners) that can't speak English in Singapore.
Tamilians r so kindhearted❤
They have a pure heart👌
They treat everyone like their own family❤Respect
Chinese guy learns Tamil, uses it for getting discounts. 😅😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣of course...now he's 100% tamilan daa😂😂😂 discount is a boost of our energy 😅😅😅
...in Little India, I'm not famous lah BUT QUITE FAMOUS LAH!!!...🤣🤣YUP!... you're CUTE when you said that, uncle.
being a malayali i feel proud
+Don ama machi.. semmaya pesraru. chance elle 👍
Pinnallah😂
oml I'm Malayali and I can actually understand some of the Tamil
some strange to my knowledge most malayalis can easily understand tamil
michelle we also understand little bits of the Malayalam 😘
I am tamil..i never studied or learned malayalam..but i can understand a little bit of malayalam
Malayalam and Tamil are a bit similar so ofcourse you will understand some of it
naaah even my cat can do that
I'm mixed too! Like so many guys and girls in the comment section. I'm Indo Portuguese!
It's good to know that there r so many mixed people in the world.
love india from Shanghai ❥(^_-)
thank you! N love China from kerala!
Love China and India, from Singapore! Yay!
Ai laizi yindu. Wo ai zhongguo ren, yuyan he guojia. Zhongguo shi yige piaoliang guojia.
It feels so nice to see us all get along😄
我会说一点汉语。
I guess many didn't know that this kind of situation is almost normal in countries like Singapore and Malaysia. You can see a Chinese born being raised by a Malay, an Indian born raised by a Chinese and etc. I love the fact that cultural appropriation wasn't a big issue but instead, we embrace each cultures equally. That's what makes us unique :)
I think it's only cultural appropriation when someone from an advantageous group tries to profit off the culture of a marginalized group
Indians seem to be very loving people especially as parents. I observe that a lot
You can tell how much his foster parents loved him
Tamil is such a musical language...it just sounds so beautiful💕
He looks like a typical Chinese uncle until he talks. how stinking cute is that 💕💕
This is very common in Malaysia..what is more common is back then (our grandparents era)..a lot of chinese baby girl were given away and were mostly raised by indian folks, ithink back then the chinese community had a preference for baby boy to carry the sur name of the family along..as a result of that i have met many "indian" woman who are actually purely chinese but fully adopted the tamil ways of life..they even wear saree all the time and mary indian men..and basically speak tamil...i have seen many many situations like this.
Wow I don't know that Indian and Chinese are great friends instead they have border issue😂😂 their babies will definitely be smart and intelligent as they have genes from China and India which have gold medal in international maths and science Olympiad❤
I am born in America but both of my parents are from Karnataka and I am proud to be able to speak the beautiful language of Kannada
Love from Tamil Nadu
Wow this needed to be a documentary. This man is so pure and his interaction with his people are so wholesome
So cute! I love how his wife speaks of him and proud of him.
I'm Sri Lankan Tamil
Are you still alive bro
Vanakkam nanba
In my younger days, I took a liking of a beautiful girl from Punjab. Her father was a security guard at the place where I play water polo. I couldn't speak a single Indian word, and she couldn't speak any Chinese. So we looked at each other and smiled. And she has beautiful smiles. Anyway, I decided to take matters into my own hand to learn to speak Punjabi. The obvious starting place is to ask her father to teach me the language. I got to count up to ten, and a simple "how are you?". Then I left the country and that was all the Punjabi I knew. The country I used to live in had very few problems between Indians and Chinese. In fact, I had some great Indian school mates whom we used to go out for some cheap meals after school. They quite like Chinese meals, and I like Indian curries. With Malays, it is a little complicated because it seems religion always gets in the way.
Ah yes religion.. good ol Islam
Man not only with malays every muslim keeps his religion first & everything next. Also their hated for us hindus is so much because in their view we worship idols & Allah will throw us into hell.
I'm Tamilian and his Tamil is wayyyy better than mine! I'm from Mumbai, India and was raised in Singapore. Studied Hindi in school, and wish I can be better at my mother tongue :) So proud of my Tamilian heritage, Mumbaikar origin and Singaporean upbringing
So much respect for Mr Harry. Singaporeans are genuinely sweet people. Much love from India 🙏
So fluent in tamil and unashamed. Beautiful story
He got the head wobble, he is indian!!
I'm Tamil girl 😎தமிழ் என்றும் வாழ்க 😍😘😘
Wow, my native language is Tamil and I applaud this person and his dedication to learn Tami. It is not an easy language to learn! And yes, his Tamil is very cute 😍 And in their marriage photo,they both looked so adorable!
Wow what a beautiful story of adoption, identity, culture and assimilation! Bless him and his family.
He has a good singing voice too!
This is so sweet. I’m Filipino-German but I was raised in a Filipino-Mexican household and feel more sound identifying as that 💜
Awwhh cute couple 😍
So proud of my language being spoken by the Chinese flawlessly. Yet my own people from India hesitate to speak my language with proper pronunciation. And this video goes on to show we all are one and the same. Beautiful story.
From the comment section I get to know how many other race people know tamil and supporting the language.This is actually a proud moment for everyone...
My sister .. we belong to the most successful diaspora with solid roots in India. We are a super proud race. We are not hitchhiking some other language and culture, unlike some other races ( ask me if you don't get this, I live in Malaysia now). We are one proud race Race as Indians and one helluva ethnicity, Tamil. We are great!
So random, but I’m studying Korean right now and the words for mother and father are the same as Tamil. V interesting
Tamil ❤️❤️
Cute n sweet couple. God bless them
I’m Pakistani Lady mixed Malayalee... moslem & got married to an English guy, my eldest sis married to an Indian guy then the elder married to a Chinese guy finally my youngest sis married to a Malay guy..
What’s so proud here is... we are Malaysian, and we are one Malaysian family except my hubby which is from US... well I feel proud of my parents... which are non Malay..
But they really my strongest idol for my knowledge & fluency in speaking more than a languages..... I hope my child will be like me which could speak in Bahasa Melayu, Chinese, Indian, English, Hindi, Malayalee, Pashto & lil bit of Jawa language...
jaymee khan I wouldn't include English as one of your written/ spoken languages. It's quite poor.
@Doctron Disagree. Its enough if she is able to communicate. English-speaking people always have such high standards when they cant speak any other language at all. For example, many people write that Jackie Chan still speaks "poor English". Jackie Chan speaks great English for a Hongkong Chinese who grew up there. Try speaking Chinese!! Learn other languages and then you will see that this amount of text is hard to write for a non-native
jaymee khan tamil
Isnt indian and hindi the same?😂
Aaawww... I feel dizzy after reading this
தமிழர்கள் பிறரை வாழ வைத்து மகிழ்ச்சி அடைபவர்கள்
@Kzaxrtij Skather காலக்கொடுமை
Imagine the chinese or anyone else treating an indian guy this nicely. WAKE UP.
vow, u speak excellent tamil, even i cannot speak half as good as you, kudos to you,really enjoyed the video
Fascinating! Sweet story
They look so happy. Love to see their chemistry... 😊
Humanity, gratitude, and love knows no boundaries. What a beautiful story. God bless his foster parents and him , and his family. ❤❤❤❤
I m Tamil (தமிழ்) his Tamil is so cute
They are such a cute couple and I can tell they really love and care about each other with they way they interact and look at each other 🥺💞
He looks so happy :)
This shows Indians accept everyone who is a good human.
He even does the head bobble gesture when he talks! My friend who is Indian says many Indians do this when they are being expressive and its seen more in her culture. He's a true Indian! Very cute!
Fantastic couple, improvising their linguistics skill. Bravo...
The whole world would be like this in next 200 years.. Everyone mixing.