Mr. Brother-in-law? (Mr. House Husband EP.234-5) | KBS WORLD TV 211224
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2021
- Mr. House Husband EP.234 | KBS WORLD TV 211224
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▶ Mr. House Husband EP.234 | 살림하는 남자들
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i was shocked to see he had to google how to call his brother in law lool
My brothers is 2 yrs older than me and his gf is 6yrs younger than me. She calls me by my name and i call her by her name.we also have this korean style of addressing elders and relation thingy, but it becomes so stressful sometimes on what to call others, so we just decided to call each others by names.
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If you’re not Korean though, then no reason to use the Korean style 😂 leave that for actual Koreans and not just because you’re a fan of Korea. I mean, it would be different if you were maybe living in Korea or friends or dating an actual Korean even if you’re American. But still. No 😂
@@Kpopnoona90 she said she has the korean style of addressing elders not that they use korean addresses that can be a number of different cultures.
@@Kpopnoona90she was comparing the way her culture addresses others to the korean style. as in lots of cultures address their elders in a certain way etc. their’s no need for you to be so ignorant🙄🤦♀️
I just love watching this family
We must respect all cultures specially Asian cultures are more full of morality than western cultures and also asian cultures showing more respection in talking and behaviors towards elders and this is really perious, no one has no rights to say this is nonsense .
This is really perious to respect family members 👏🏻 🙏
Hermosa está joven pareja!!! Linda familia con guapos niños!!! 💯❤️ Es raro ver una familia con padres jovenes en Corea. Bendiciones para ellos 🙏!!!!
His sister is so pretty omg
Nope she isnt she looks average korean 😂
They will be their babysitters 😄
Se essa questão de hierarquia social é difícil até pra eles, imagina pra mim. 😂
I am familiar with this kind of situation my father's oldest brother's grand daughter is older then me in age but due to rules of hornafics in India i am her aunt so i should her by name even though she is older then me but i call her didi which means elder sister and her mom is also my didi.🤔🤦♀️🤦
What a pretty sister
No she isnt, yulhee is pretty not his sister
Hes looking like ten lee
i cant find the full episode :/
my sister in law were same age with me but i have to call her sister because she married to my older brother
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So my older brother who is older by 3 years married my sis in law who is younger than me. She's 4 years younger and i just called her by her name.
Why can't he just say hyung? Isn't that brother?
But it's his younger sister 's husband
He may young in age but for relation he is older because his brother in law is related with his younger sister
hyung is for older brother
The Asian relations and titles are really complicated which is what I hate the most about my culture (because not saying "hello" to older people is considered rude and with the complicated titles I just don't know what to call extended family members that I have never met before) especially since my parents have an age gap of 10 years so a lot of my aunts and uncles children consider me an "older sister" despite being in their thirties (and I'm more than 10 years younger than them).
Basically, since the brother-in-law is married to Minhwan's younger sister, in family relations he is considered as the "younger brother" so despite being older he might have to call Minhwan "Hyung".
@@pugmelon8783 i don’t think he’ll call him hyung since it means older brother but he’ll probably call his name with some formality
@@tracy_5577 Yep I think so too, that's why I have them in quotations. Maybe if they get close enough then they will figure something out eventually.
The term semi-basement will always make me think of Parasite
Where did the parents live at ?
His parents have moved to the 2nd floor
Why is minhwan brother letting younger sister husband to stay in his home? I think in our Asian culture it's really not ok to be staying as a resident son in law.
So ridiculous, call him by his name.
That's Korean culture for you, very intelligent yet superficial.
Oh my God...those Koreans and the honorific!! Just call him by his name!! So much stress over something so small.. He's not so much older...You show respect with your behaviour and actions!!
How about shut up and respect their culture
The start of respect begin with how you call them. That's how MOST of Asian culture. Just watch and shut up. Please show some respect.
That may be for you and your culture but not for the Korean culture.
@@randomkiki2699 the most for asian culture.. yes,I know how respectful they can be with forgeiners, those who have less,how they treat women...yes,I see how important it is to call someone with respect!! I see this everyday in my law office which supports the ones in need...
@@mc93_ being polite should be everyones culture but that's not the MOST important thing!!!
Wanna bet these two will divorce in a few years. Guy is so out of space... Is this his first time meeting them? Also living with wife's entire family is gonna be so hard on him. Can't believe this dude wanted to cancel eating a meal together because of honorifics issue!?!? Is this what it come to in korea... Honorifics are more important than their family???
Well Yulhee is living with her in laws plus when you get a free house nothing's really hard😂
*Well one of these couples did divorce 🙃*