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@baby25276

3 жыл бұрын

your face

@Detective_Shinchan-2006

3 жыл бұрын

It's good time to see Jaykeeout again Loved your channel Love from India Actually

@Detective_Shinchan-2006

3 жыл бұрын

@@pricklyplant533ofcourse they'll think good about you

@jgr2884

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Jay! What I’ve been curious to see is how people would react (if any), to BTS to the following: 1. Their success 2. Why do Most(not all) Koreans hate on their success? 3. Should the government make new changes to their Militar policy for artist who help Korea (because of how much positive influence/money/culture awareness/ and respect they’ve contributed to the country, and I know there are many several groups that have helped as well.) 4. Would other men feel good or bad if they do change laws to help artists like BTS and more to keep their success by allowing them to grow. I know very well this is a sensitive topic to Koreans, im not one, so i cant really give my opinion, but as an outsider who has a different P.O.V on Korea, i know Koreans can become a power house. I really enjoy your channel because you go beyond to talk to people about matters like these. Because if no one talks about it, then how and when can “we”(the country that we each live in) progress? I know the Korean gov. constantly changes and makes new laws that help athletes, gold medalist etc., and i know that Korea wasn’t expecting any time soon an artist, let alone a Kpop group to be the face of Korea. When has a Korean artist ever been nominated for four nominations for Billboard? Let alone a Grammy?! And TOP SELLING SONG?!? Billboard now has four asian nominees. I know BTS has built a ladder for other groups to rise to the top, and while each group has worked hard on their success, theres without a doubt the fact that the Korean Language will become the most spoken language in the world because of factors like BTS and other groups. P.S.- I don’t belong to a fandom, im simply someone who enjoys music, and wish the best to Korea so they can succeed💪.

@newchapterasmr

3 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see Koreans in their 20's talking about their worries and struggles in life.

Talking casually about her escape from North Korea is breathtaking. She was so brave. I like that she looks so peaceful and enthusiastic now !

@ahmedayaz1744

3 жыл бұрын

I thought she was being sarcastic, do they actually have to escape like that?

@newchapterasmr

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahmedayaz1744 They do, it's horrifying. They literally risk their lives for their freedom, it's very brave

@ahmedayaz1744

3 жыл бұрын

@@newchapterasmr and does South Korea welcome them and take them in?

@newchapterasmr

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahmedayaz1744 Yes, there are associations that help them. The biggest problem would be that families are broken apart, because they have to be really careful in even trying to communicate with them. Asian boss has a few very interesting interviews with north koreans if you want to learn more

@ahmedayaz1744

3 жыл бұрын

@@newchapterasmr okay thank you! I'll definitely give it a watch

any North Korean escapee is an automatic boss in my book. The courage it must have taken is beyond words!

@haneenboumenjel

2 жыл бұрын

my friend’s mum escaped north korea at the age of 4. quite admirable :)

@sanjanachitthoor6905

2 жыл бұрын

@@haneenboumenjel wait what howww

@seansswamp

2 жыл бұрын

@@haneenboumenjel how

@bedwarspro1917

2 жыл бұрын

@@seansswamp probably with the help of her family, I highly doubt a 4 year old can do all that

@cupcakemuffin3699

2 жыл бұрын

It takes a lot of mental power to build that courage. Even so based how they have to live because of the laws, they are mentally strong. Even those who are considered rich living in Pyongyang. Because enable to still live in such a city, you have to continuously work hard. Working is life in North Korea. And since they don’t know how life is like outside of the walls, for them to think it’s something everyone goes through and it’s just “common” is admirable. I admire they’re mental strength a lot. Something I feel is illegal that I shouldn’t envy is that because I am born with so much already. To many North Koreans, I have everything. And because they work so hard enable to live, it makes me feel like I don’t deserve anything.

it’s insane that she actually told us how she escaped. i’m so glad that she’s ok. protect her at all cost

@emilysutherland3842

Жыл бұрын

@pianist1408 huh?????!!!!

@erinneedsahug

9 ай бұрын

@@pianist-yx6ot wtf??!

She automatically became a legend when she ESCAPED North Korea...

@RealMysticalMan

Жыл бұрын

And thousands of other people too

In the end we’re all human and they are both Koreans. It’s great seeing how well they talked and helped her despite everything.

@shreshtha32

2 жыл бұрын

Replying just to let u know that you got 1.8k likes lol

@jeghetersoojeong

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. I’m Korean and many non-Koreans don’t seem to understand this while they casually make jokes about NK. I also see so many people who talk about NK based on ‘their imagination’ thinking that it’s true. It only makes them look really dumb, but they don’t seem to know.

@hotcupnoodle2281

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeghetersoojeong I’ve also known some SK that do not support defectors and it’s kinda sad 😞

@EmilyHernandez-jt4cs

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeghetersoojeong I would never, I know this North Korean woman who escaped and she has her own talks and everything, but I forgot her name

@cupcakemuffin3699

2 жыл бұрын

It’s insane there are some South Koreans being racist to North Koreans when they’re both still Korean. It doesn’t even make sense to me because how are they mad that a North Korean is able to finally live their own life? How are they mad they have rights now? How are they mad that they have a nice home, and food to eat? How are they mad they can chose who they love? How are they mad that they can dress how they want? Speak what they like? Watch what they desire? I heard some people are jealous or angry because supposedly “a North Korean took my job”. But if they were South Korean would they say the same thing? Honestly racists sound stupid and make no sense at all.

It's so terrifying to me to think that there are countries out there who want to prevent people from leaving the country so badly that they will shoot at them if they try to leave and that the people really do need to "escape". That takes so much bravery for those people to get out, and for her to tell the story so simply while smiling is incredible. I can't even imagine needing to swim across a river while being shot at, makes me a bit thankful for what I have.

@justmytwocentsdontgetmad

3 жыл бұрын

What makes it worse if that if you do manage to escape, the NK government will put your entire family in hard labor camps instead.

@Queen-dl5ju

2 жыл бұрын

welcome to real problems.. unlike the west who thinks they are oppressed and cry when they dont use the correct pronouns

@carolinebiggz7435

2 жыл бұрын

@@Queen-dl5juShut up just because it's worse in other countries doesn't mean people have to accept being disrespected in this country

@Queen-dl5ju

2 жыл бұрын

@@carolinebiggz7435 found the fake victim

@carolinebiggz7435

2 жыл бұрын

@@Queen-dl5ju oh my god no one cares

The way she explained how she escaped so matter of factly is almost terrifying by itself......I can't even imagine what she's gone thru to get here. As a Korean American, this made me kind of emotional while watching. We're literally the same people, and yet so divided

@IgorFranknstn27

Жыл бұрын

Are you kidding? Some of these North Koreans are sent by the North to spy on S. Korea. Do you really it's that easy to escape North Korea? No its not because the borders to the South are heavily guarded, and those areas not heavily guarded are where Tigers room around so it's impossible to escape especially if you're all on your own

@koreen1

Жыл бұрын

North Korean President Kim Junk is a brave man and deserves all respect. He stood up to America, which destroyed many countries such as Vietnam, Iraq and many other countries, and it also bombed Japan with two nuclear bombs. South Korea is just an American colony, nothing more. All respect to President Kim Junk .

@Tooba-mm4qn

Ай бұрын

He's a psychopath...​@@koreen1

the way she brought up her escape so casually shocked me. she must have gone through a lot, and i’m happy it seems like she’s content and joyful now :)

시민여러분들이 함께 해주셔서 너무 감동이였어요❤️

@qwe4277

3 жыл бұрын

❤

@user-nh1fx9oo3c

3 жыл бұрын

2

@ryunppiness2300

3 жыл бұрын

오랜만에 친구들 만나 놀다가 좋은 추억 만들었습니다🙆‍♂️

@user-wr3gm8ry3e

3 жыл бұрын

놀새 체포하고싶다~

@user-jw5xp7fo5b

3 жыл бұрын

오로로롤

I live for the "North-Korean-South-Korean" interaction 🥺❤️

@Detective_Shinchan-2006

3 жыл бұрын

True🤘

@user-sf9yi7eb2n

3 жыл бұрын

🤭~~👏👏👏 늘 행복하시고 홧팅입니다

@Chansbignose18

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-sf9yi7eb2n 나는 그것에 대해 행복하다 I only used Google translate 🤦🏻‍♀️ i'm sorry if there's any mistakes 🙂❤️❤️

@0JY0

3 жыл бұрын

na l'm korean, but if we unity its gonna get worse and there is no benefit for south to do so.

@Detective_Shinchan-2006

3 жыл бұрын

@@0JY0 ahh!! Don't worry they are just giving their opinions. I too think if south and north korea combines it would be worst cause some people have different opinions as they just put emphasis on hate whether the other one wants peace. That's true written.

The fact that South Koreans are so accepting of North Koreans is heartwarming. I'd just like to say this, though: it's not the North Korean people's fault. It's the Kim family's fault. I have no ill-will toward NKs, I'd love to welcome you into my own country if I could be given an opportunity. I'm an American transgender man and I love you all no matter what the colour of your pigment is. You're all beautiful humans and I hope we get along well!

@lzbhcvm6747

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately north koreans don't have the same sympathy you have on them. If kim jong un orders them to aim a gun at you then they will do it

@emileebirchall4399

2 жыл бұрын

beautiful reply! I agree!

@smilylaugh3725

2 жыл бұрын

@@lzbhcvm6747 Theyre literally brainwashes what? and those who escaped are out of it obviously wouldn't

@dasren

2 жыл бұрын

its usa fault

@sathiyanarayanang2631

2 жыл бұрын

Guys its just the war ok but ppl have the rights to do anything

Born in East Germany and living through our reunification, this makes me happy and I really hope for an reunified korea in the future - reunification is a long and difficult run, but it'll work out for the most (not all) people on both sides! Wish all koreans peace and freedom!

@Byron_Lenon

7 ай бұрын

😭😭😭😭😭

Swimming from one country to another just to have a peaceful and beautiful life ahead was so brave..

I am in 30s and I am a South Korean. I dream there will be one day, south and north Korea are unified. Yes, there will be countless difficulties due to the unification but this is what has to be done. We are one family.

@SlickyLoL

3 жыл бұрын

Will never happen . China and america are against it since we wi become much more powerful

@ivnaj

3 жыл бұрын

well the more optimistic it sounds the more impossible it is . Coz even if some political things got better and got united but then there are millions of people on both side of border having rivalry against each other as they are taught that way ....Well lets just hope for better !

@sambatra6162

3 жыл бұрын

I can't see N. Korea or S. Korea reunifying anytime in the future. There way too many obstacles and a lot of young koreans don't even want reunification.

@miabee628

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you’re wish comes true one day :) in a peaceful way. I’m German and many people just gave up wishing for a reunification but it did happen. I can happen with Korea too

@user-ep8wf2go9t

2 жыл бұрын

@@SlickyLoL 그런거 아니다..

I've never met a North Korean in my life but I feel like they're great to be friends with. They're more understanding than most people who have freedom growing up.

@selenaruit8658

2 жыл бұрын

Viktor Tsoi singer, half North Korean

@abouttime2569

2 жыл бұрын

The sad thing is some North Koreans have a hard time adjusting to capitalism.

“she told you that she came from north korea, how did that make you feel?” *grabs onto friends arm*

me personally as a swimmer since like 3years old so I can't imagine swimming while someone is shooting from behind like for real I could never she is a real strong person

@benildaalcazar7107

3 жыл бұрын

That's so terrifying fr

@grass1659

2 жыл бұрын

And it would most likely be night too Imagine trying to swim incredibly fast whilst not being able to see much and theres shooting behind you

영상보면서 많은걸 또 느끼네요 남자친구가 탈북민입니다 선입견이 많은 상황인게 연애 초반에 느꼈어요 주변 분들도 탈북민을 왜 만나냐 하며 걱정을 하더라구요 하지만 한국에 살고자 온 사람이고 북한과 다를것 없는 같은 사람입니다 너무 많은 선입견을 가지게끔 교육을 받은 세대들이 있기에 선입견을 가지게 된것들에 마음이 아픕니다...저희 부모님도 선입견이 너무 커서 남자친구와 만나는것을 지금까지도 반대하셔서 걱정이지만....해결해나가보려구요! 어떤 반응일까 싶어 본 영상인데 다른 반응에 놀라기도 하고 탈북민에 대한 거부감 없이 도와주심에 감사합니다ㅜㅜ

@casacasa

Жыл бұрын

주변분들 말대로 많나는것을 삼가하세요 여자라면 몰라도 남자가 고향과 조국을 배신했는데 가족이라고 배신않하겠어요.남자는 어떤 절해고도에서 책임감과 의리를버리면 그것으로 인생끝나요.한번 배신하면 영원히 쓰레기입니다

@98kji4

Жыл бұрын

꼭 좋은결과 보여주셔요

@user-eb4li3mr2k

Жыл бұрын

@@casacasa 야 살려고 넘어온 사람인데 그걸 그떤식으로 비유하는 게 맞냐?

@user-du5oc4lp8m

Жыл бұрын

결혼한 유부남으로서 오지랖을 부려보자면 부모가 반대하는 결혼은 설사 결혼한다해도 결코 행복할수없습니다 그것만 알아두세요 지금이야 연애단계라 콩깍지가 씌여서 누가 뭐라하든 다 좋겠지요 어른들이 괜히 집안따지고 머 따지고 하는게 아닙니다 그저 꼰대같은 사고방식이라고 넘기지마시고 신중하게 생각해보시길..세상에 반이 남자인데 굳이 탈북민을? 이게 현실입니다

@user-dj9cw1iu3k

8 ай бұрын

​@@casacasa 조국배신하는놈 한국이 더많은거모름? ㅋㅋ

It’s insane how North Koreans don’t have certain words or at least regionalisms for some things, even though they’re speaking the same language as the South Since my comment was misunderstood by some, I want to point out the fact that I meant that North Korean’ vocabulary is way shorter than the South’. For example I saw a documentary a while ago about a North Korean lady that escaped the country and she was persecuted for wearing makeup. She said that they don’t even have *proper words for some objects*. They call lipstick “the red thing you use to paint your lips” or the blush “the red thing you use to paint your cheeks”

@l.s.8793

2 жыл бұрын

Well it's like American English and British English -- lots of different words for the same things, even though it's the same language.

@kellis9346

2 жыл бұрын

@@l.s.8793 Ok but I meant that North Koreans don’t have proper words for some things at all

@RandomPersonWhoPosted38years

2 жыл бұрын

Its because North Korean Dialect has changed so much that South Koreans may not understand North Koreans. I wont be suprised if in the future, they're basically 2 different languages.

@SeaDemon25

2 жыл бұрын

@@RandomPersonWhoPosted38years ~isnt it the other way around? south koreans are mixed with foringer languages, specialy english in their vocabulary

@RandomPersonWhoPosted38years

2 жыл бұрын

@@SeaDemon25 That's true, there are lots if loan words from English in Korean.

After all, human is human. I don't think language, religion, race are important when it comes to helping someone. South Koreans were really kind.

it's so chilling how she talked about hber escape so casually... it must've been terrifying :(

It’s sad to see a nation of the same people the same language and customs separated due to political ideologies of countries that are not Korean. I’m hoping I get to see a reunification in my lifetime. Much love to both North and South Korea from a Spaniard obsessed with everything Korean

@nikosmpougosbaryshiknov6393

2 жыл бұрын

North Korea is not as bad as they say

@Shroomus223

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikosmpougosbaryshiknov6393 For travelers maybe not. But for people who actually live their it is. People seem really gloomy and down over there most of the time, and that’s for a reason. I mean let’s be real, North Korean citizens can’t even travel outside of North Korea except in extremely rare cases.

@Shroomus223

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikosmpougosbaryshiknov6393 oh. Never mind, I just saw your other comment. I rather not argue with someone like you.

@nikosmpougosbaryshiknov6393

2 жыл бұрын

@@Shroomus223 which other comment?

@xX-um4qv

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikosmpougosbaryshiknov6393 Then you should go live there lol It's worse than they said. Except for a few rich families, Ordinary people live in poverty.

She talks so politely 💖 I love it💖

This is so heartwarming! It's nice to see people taking the time to understand her and help her!

와~~~감동이에요~~😭😭😭 감사합니다!

i live for this interaction!! even though many koreans don't like north koreans bc of the history i feel really bad for them and im sure they are all really sweet. hopefully north koreans will be free some day. sending love and hoping they are all safe 💘🇰🇷🇰🇵

Wow. Great video... and she has such sensible thoughts.

좋은 컨텐츠 잘 보고있어요. 감사합니다 :)

When that woman said "I never thought deeply into it cause it seemed quite unrealistic." That hit me. I hope one day they will be able to peacefully

they were all so kind and understanding! Remember that we’re all human and be kind to others, we’re all trying and going thru something ❤️

자신을 희생해서 나라를 지켜주는 사람이 있기에 편하게 삽니다 감사합니다

I love how they always help. Has there ever been people that you talk to that didn't want to help and just walked away?

@wavyjr6600

2 жыл бұрын

prolly has but been editted

once again a heartwarming video. Never stop!!!

이제만나러 갑니다의 첫회부터의 시청자라서 다알아들었다.뿌듯하네. 출연진도 아는분들이라 방갑네

Her story reminded me of my parents and uncles. They all made boats and sailed to the U.S from Cuba even tho they were chased by the border guards. Some of their friends got dehydrated and died, others drowned or were eaten by sharks. It’s so sad to see the extend people have to go through just to leave a oppressive country. I was lucky enough to be able to come here with a visa at the age of 13. I can’t imagine swimming to a near key to hop on a boat not knowing what’s ahead.

@yangoiting

2 жыл бұрын

omg thats risky bless them

@comfy_1

Жыл бұрын

That seems like a horrible journey! God bless them and the lives that were taken away ❤️

@reyyy3218

Жыл бұрын

There's a book called refugee, this is exactly what happened in the book!

I miss seeing your videos! I'm glad you're back!

Excited! Been waiting for your next videoo❤️❤️

@rain-qi1mt

3 жыл бұрын

*your videos

컨텐츠 좋다!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

북한사람들에게 설명해주시는 분들...❤ 가슴이 따뜻해지는 영상이네요

I've been talking about North Koreans with my South Korean students and it's amazing how they have biases against NK people even without understanding why. One kid (12 years old) didn't even know that people have a hard life there. She said, "Why would anyone want to escape from North Korea?" That said I think the younger generations are open to learning and being welcome to people from North Korea, they are just wading through the opinions of older generations.

@ihateallrace.soimnotracist550

2 жыл бұрын

How you talking with them? 한국인이신강..

@summergo5175

2 жыл бұрын

@@ihateallrace.soimnotracist550 진짜 말도안됨 ㅋㅋ 오히려 한국인들이 북한사람들한테 편견을 가지는게 있다면 고난의 행군이니 뭐니 해서 지푸라기 먹고신다고 너무 힘들게살거라고 편견을 가지는거지 북한의 상황이 괜찮을거라고 편견가지는사람은 없음ㅋㅋㅋ 오히려 나이 좀 들면 아 지푸라기 먹는건 좀 옛날일인가보다 하는데 어린애들일수록 더 심각함 ㅋㅋㅋ

@abouttime2569

2 жыл бұрын

@@summergo5175 대략 15년전에 북한 도망친 여자 얘기 들어보면 북한에 있을때 종종 풀을 끓여 먹었다고는 했음

@Wishmaster787

Жыл бұрын

They're probably brainwashed by US propaganda into believing the Chinese and North Koreans are orcs. Don't forget South Korea was an even worse authoritarian state until fairly recently.

@Soobin_06

Жыл бұрын

북한사람들이 남한사람들한테 편견을 가지고있죠

7:06 😢 She is happy in this video, and it is difficult to imagine that same person was once unhappy enough that she was willing to be shot at

that girl explained her escape so casually..that seems so scary

세대차이인가...개념의 차이인가...우리 할아버님 세대는 분단이 본인의 아픔이고....아버님세대는 그아픔을 보고 자란 세대로.....나는 그 아픔을 부모님께 교육받은 세대고....요즘은 그아픔을 역사로 공부하는 세대고....느끼는 감정과 절실함은 엄청난 차이가 생길수도 있다고 생각하지만....마음이 아프다....

Pretty cool you managed to get hold of Kang Nara to help out in this video

사회실험 기다렸어요ㅠ

I was shocked with the girl talking so casually about her escape!! You're SO strong

This is Pure Gold!!!!

I really like how they help each other. After all, we are all humans we all have the same rights.

I loved her after her story of how she escaped from north korea. Like dude she smile saying the story but she's soo damn strongg to come this far. I'm so proud of her ❤️

She risked her life just to live. I've been in tears the whole video. I hope by the time my children are older they will be able to visit their dads home country and it will be unified. Something about knowing how people live right nextdoor in such a place leaves a dull ache in my chest.

Im german… this feels very similar to our situation until reunification in 1990.. we are still coping with difference between East Germans and west Germans today…

오랜만에 사회실험 ! 북한말 너무 독특하고 재밌어용

@user-dy6li1cc8u

3 жыл бұрын

우리가 영어를 쓰는 겁니다

탈북하신 북한 사람 만나본 적 있냐는 질문 하니 생각나는 것이, 예전에 탈북하신 가족 분들이랑 휴전선 근처 개성이 보이는 전망대 근처로 단체 여행 다녀온 적이 있었습니다. 너무 어릴 때라 기억은 잘 안 나지만, 그때 얼핏 들었던 말로 탈북하는데 엄청 힘들었다 등의 말을 들었었고, 자식분들은 중국에서 커서 한국어 하는 데에 어려움도 있으셨어요. 어린 동생과 저를 여행 하는 내내 탈북하신 가족 분들이 계속 챙겨주시고, 버스 안에서 맛있는 것도 주셨던 따뜻한 기억이 있습니다. 살짝 억양에 차이가 있지만 별 거리낌 없었고 다를 게 없는 좋으신 분들이었네요. 좋은 영상 감사합니다 ㅎㅎ

So… when she says she is looking for the sweet water store, that is what North Koreans call soft drinks. There is no official word for that in North Korea.

this is so beautiful i wanna cry

Keep up the Great work

이런 좋은 취지의 참여영상들중에 이 채널만한 곳이 없는거같아요. 응원합니다!

I’m glad these girls are there and can finally rest

Wow they’re so brave!

가슴이 뜨뜻~~해지네요.... 👍

Wow her story is incredible, she is crazy brave!

대부분에 사람들이 윗동네에 대한 선입견들이 먼저있어서 관심들이없으니 알아들을수있겠나 나처럼 관심도있고 주변에 윗동네출신 지인들이 있으니 익숙하겠지만 나름 흥미로운 영상이네요

OMG KANG NARAAA 😍😍😍😍

기다렸어요 !!!! 북한말 되게 영화보는것같고 독특해요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 북한말도 배워보고싶어지는 영상 ,,,🤍

우와 저도 이런 실험 당해보고싶네요 아주 멋진 영상이였습니다

정말 좋은 콘텐츠였다고 생각합니다.👍

나라누나당❤❤

급하게 사과폰ㅋㅋㅋ 사과전화기라고 했어야 했어ㅋㅋㅋ

As an American, I found this very interesting. Thank you for this video. It was informative. LONG LIVE THE KOREAN PEOPLE!!

@jinsu2640

2 жыл бұрын

대한독립 만세!! 만세 만세!! 만세ㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔㅔ!!! ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@Liquid_Alchemy

2 жыл бұрын

@@jinsu2640 Exactly.

The words said inspire me hope for the Korean people, and they seem to be what the Germans said before the reunification, in which there was an explosion of joy in front of the Berlin wall, after the suffering of the families for the long separation. I am Italian, but I feel sympathy and sympathy with you. I met Vietnamese in 1979 who fled South Vietnam by boat and were picked up by Italian military ships sent to rescue. Two families came to live in my country and I can say that hearing you speak, I relived with nostalgia the same "oriental spirit" that they transmitted.

It is interesting to see how the dialects/vocabulary of north and south korea have changed so much since the split.

보면서 몇 번이나 울컥했어요. 우리 신세대님들의 개방된 의식이 감동이었어요. 어서 통일돼서 더 모두 잘 사는 날이 오기 바랍니다.

@amberjl6689

2 жыл бұрын

네

If ever in my life i meet a N.K i'd immediately have a lot of respect for that PERSON bcoz ik that how difficult it might have been for that person to run away from the territory of that bad guy ( i cant spell his name in eng as i dk). I cant even imagine the amount of courage that person wud have.

감동이네요..

I can't get over how the people of S Korea are such beautiful souls. I don't know how else to phrase it. They're polite and friendly, so kind and understanding with foreigners and just anyone asking for help. This city looks clean and quiet like most I've seen, as opposed to all the actual trash covering the streets of the usa nationwide.

@tosche774

2 жыл бұрын

Ah they are also just humans. Don´t romantisise them. Otherwise you might get disappointed once you have closer contact with them. But it is true that they are very polite in public settings. In private it can be the same, but also very different depending on the person.

@Lottekkum

2 жыл бұрын

@@tosche774 I'm not romanticizing, so annoying when people say that - it's an observation. People where I live are disgusting towards foreigners and grossly xenophobic.

@henrystoes6508

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lottekkum south korea unfortunately is one of the most xenophobic countries in the world. thankfully we don't see it here as they're mostly younger and north + south koreans are of the same ethnicity.

@magnolia2

2 жыл бұрын

You just saw a short video of a street corner of South Korea. Not all cities look clean because they don’t have trash cans 🚮 in the streets for everyone. So there’s usually piles of trash on the ground. People also spit everywhere. Nobody’s being disgusting towards anyone. You’re just uneducated and romanticizing based on this short clip not knowing the actual reality. Go watch more videos specifically about the lack of trash cans in South Korea.

@happy-nb9jd

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrystoes6508 no

핸드폰은 손 전화기라고 하면서 기종은 사과폰이래ㅋㅋ

@jinsu2640

2 жыл бұрын

저는 북한 사투리 훨씬 더 좋아합니다

Really blown away by the way she was able to talk about her escape so casually and willingly even though it must have been such a traumatic experience for her, I can't even imagine what it takes to do it let alone talk about it afterwards

Huwaaa kang naraaa 😍

통일은 에바고 하루빨리 종전이 되어야 함 한국은 섬나라와 다름없이 고립된 형국이라 대륙으로 이동할 수만 있게 돼도 개꿀임

@jameso4053

2 жыл бұрын

통일이 왜 에바임? 북한이 계속 외국으로 남아 있다면 어떻게 될지 모르는 건데. 중국이 북한을 먹으려고 해도 외국으로서의 남한이 그걸 간섭할 수 있나? 하루빨리 통일이 되는 게 답임. 무엇보다 한반도는 하나였으니까.

@xjxjxjxjxjq

2 жыл бұрын

통일 돼서 나라 망하게? ㅌㅋㅋㅋ

@black_cat0v0

2 жыл бұрын

@@jameso4053 뇌 없나? 통일 되면 임금 수준 격차가 어마어마 할텐데..? 인당 내야하는 세금이 있는데 북한 시민들은 그걸 감당 못함. 그러면 나머지는 누가 채워? 니가 북한 시민 전체를 대표해서 모든 세금 다 낼 수 있다면 찬성. 아니면 공부 좀 해. 서 독일과 동 독일 사례를 읽어보면 해답이 나온다

어떤 형태든 남한, 북한 국민들이 서로를 따뜻한 시선으로 바라보며 통일을 이루면 좋겠다.

I love how they say "I thought she was a foreigner" because technically she is but they still see her as one of theirs

She's so brave i wanna hug her

Holy shit she's so chill like "yeap i swam across a giant river while soldiers were shooting at me" no biggie

Kang Nara ❤️

It is my first time watching both koreans talking in different dialects (North and South )

Thank you for sharing! Hello from USA✌🙂

i find it interesting how they talked about unification. as an outsider looking in, it seems impossible to unify a dictatorship like NK with SK without some extreme changes. I also wonder how the capitalistic and communistic mindsets of the different countries would be able to be aligned? but it is good to see that there is a will for the countries to be united, i just hope that if it does happen, it will be at least somewhat peacefully without harm to the masses - even if that doesn't seem in the realm of possibility

@summergo5175

2 жыл бұрын

In that video, everyone says they want unification because North Korean defectors are in front of them, but in fact, most South Koreans do not want unification for economic reasons, and they want to completely end the war and move on to a separate country.

@Seoif

2 жыл бұрын

​​​@@summergo5175 대부분 사람들이 통일에 반대한다면 이걸 가지고 논의해 볼 이유가 없죠. 비현실적인 이야기니까요. 그리고 본인이 다른나라로 가고싶은걸 대다수가 이민가고 싶어한다라고 착각하지 마삼요. 당신 같은 생각 가진 사람들이 통일에 반대하는거고, 북한이 중국에게 먹히는건 막으려고 등의 이유로 언젠가는 통일이 되길 원하는 사람들이 있는건데, 남한에 당신 혼자있는 것도 아니면서 다 나 같은 생각하겠지라고 이상한 결론내리지 마삼요.

7:01 담담하게 말씀하셔서 더 슬프다..ㅠ

Helping someone shouldn't based on who they are.. If someone need help and you can help them, just help them and never second-guess it..

Shes amazing and brave

Kang Nara😍

Very impressed with your contents

Hopefully both North and South unify into a complete Korea and relatives can finally reunite💜

aaaaa udh lama ga liat naraa

Kang Nara!!!!!go Nara go Nara go🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️lov u nara

Brave girl. Loads of respect. I'm not even Korean, but I do know the struggle of North Koreans

그 단어도 어차피 한국어여서 다들 추측가능ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이게 한국어지

@cherry-oz8gs

2 жыл бұрын

맞아요.우리 중국인들이 대만말 들을 때도 다른 게 있는데 추측가능해요.

@jamesh1222

2 жыл бұрын

@@cherry-oz8gs ㄷㄷ

@guy31012

2 жыл бұрын

@@cherry-oz8gs 중국인인가요? 홍콩의 민주주의 독립을 지지해주세요!!!

@cherry-oz8gs

2 жыл бұрын

@@guy31012 제가 지지해도 무슨 소용이 있겠어요？제가 한 보통인뿐이에요. ㅋㅋㅋ 홍콩은 한두 사람이 원하는 대로 변하지 않을 거예요. 총이 없는 수많은 사람들도 소용이 없어요. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@cherry-oz8gs

2 жыл бұрын

@@sunsun5290I just ordinary people.that is useless talk with me

Naraaaa onni😍

I love your language and your beautiful culture. I wish I could visit South Korea soon.Lots of love from a Caribbean country.😍