I 'm from Brazil and we don't have the mask culture but after the pandemic we have more people who use masks especially in hospitals . Now I always use when i'm sick but there's always someone who keeps staring at me like I'm crazy.

@williankran5082

7 ай бұрын

I do it too! But we're not alone. Here in Goiânia i can find a little amount of people that uses mask when they're sick

@valerioluizfelipe

7 ай бұрын

I don't wear masks at home, but I wear at work everyday because it's a pharmacy and I wear in public places if I'm sick, I think it can become more natural with this generation onwards.

@Phoenix-ph9qp

7 ай бұрын

​@@valerioluizfelipehopefully it doesn't

@valerioluizfelipe

7 ай бұрын

@@Phoenix-ph9qp for people who are considerate with their families, friends and neighbors, it's a small good action to avoid making them sick.

@u3u36

7 ай бұрын

Some people wear it when they're sick but not many

Die Brasilianer sind die freundlichsten der Welt, ich liebe Brazil

@vioyuki2596

7 ай бұрын

Indonesia too

@TanioGamer

6 ай бұрын

i dont speak german, but tks haha, i'd wish go there.

@helciofranco6134

6 ай бұрын

Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️

@alwaadhy4178

6 ай бұрын

😂😂

@ludmilalmma3620

6 ай бұрын

🇧🇷💚 greetings from Brazil

I wish they talked a bit more about blocking the way, here in São Paulo the left side of escalators is for people who are in a hurry, so you should always leave that side free. So when someone is standing there, people look at them like they killed their whole family 😂

@muhammadjaelani5250

7 ай бұрын

In jakarta the right side of escalators is for people who are in a hurry, we are opposite 😂

@laurabenevides7061

6 ай бұрын

Eu sou de Salvador e passei por perrengues aí em São Paulo por causa disso. Demorei pra me acostumar. Isso não existe na Bahia. E se você se irritar e empurrar, ainda vai ser visto como mal educado.

@LaMirah

6 ай бұрын

Whereas in Rio there's no such thing. Escalators already have much taller steps than regular staircases, so the odds of tripping are much higher. If you're in a hurry, take the stairs!

Yes. I've been to Japan twice now, and I noticed that there's only one place in Japan that I've been in where "small talks" exist.... Osaka. People were so friendly and not so shy about interacting with strangers. Also, I noticed that a lot of people in Osaka speak really good English. Perhaps, due to their openness in speaking with foreigners (and people in general).

@user-kf4cs3lg6o

7 ай бұрын

People in the countryside of western Japan are friendly everywhere. I just don't think foreigners ever visit these areas.

@bixb5714

7 ай бұрын

@@user-kf4cs3lg6o Yes, I suspect this to be true. I was only sharing my experience on places I've been in (Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Nagoya, Fukuoka). Japanese are very friendly people in general. I just feel that people from Osaka are distinctly more outgoing than those from other places in Japan that I've been in. I never had anyone initiate a conversation with me in any place I've been in Japan other than in Osaka, which made a huge impression in me.

@minervaowl8298

7 ай бұрын

I think Osaka and Hokkaido are my key destinations for visiting Japan.

@Lampchuanungang

6 ай бұрын

Nice great to heard this

@wxx138

6 ай бұрын

​@@bixb5714Those are not Japanese! Korean! Koreans always lie and claim to be Japanese for profit🤬

Well, here in São Paulo putting your elbows or arms on the table is considered rude, especially in restaurants... It's considered lack of manners. Obviously since Brazil is a huge country, some states has different manners... But yeah, i'm just pointing that out.

@TanioGamer

6 ай бұрын

essas regras so funciona entre ricos ou em restaurante, aq em casa eu msm sou o ultimo a comer e ainda como enquanto mexo no pc, alias, eu estava fazendo isso agr msm. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

@TimeToSingChannel

5 ай бұрын

@@TanioGamer KKKKKK eu sou pobre mas pelo menos elegância nos restaurantes eu tenho KKKKKKK em casa a gente come de qualquer jeito mesmo, ngm vai ver kkkkk

@yo2trader539

5 ай бұрын

It's considered poor manners in Japan too.

@CardrisCreations-iq7zs

2 ай бұрын

Etiquette is the biggest bullshit ever lmao it makes absolutely no sense yet we follow it like ants

I asked a young guy for direction in Tokyo, as soon as English words came out my mouth he sprinted away faster than Usain Bolt. But the next day, a friendly hairdresser joined me for beers and showed me around Shibuya after she done my hair.

@wxx138

6 ай бұрын

Koreans always lie and claim to be Japanese for profit. They call themselves Japanese and tell various lies when they say or do bad things, not for profit, but to make Japanese people look bad. In South Korea, there is an organization for Discount Japan, and the government provides funding.

@user-vs1no7ku4r

29 күн бұрын

​@@wxx138 Are you sure about that? I've never heard 'Discount Japan' in my life. And that things are more like chinese doing, not korean.

FINALLY we have something like this, because usually its like "Why european dont like Americans" or the opposite😁😅

Great to see Gorgeous Kotoha being the focus of the video! wohoo!

In my part of the US, it has definitely become more common to wear a mask if you are sick since the Covid-19 pandemic happened. It is not nearly as common as what I have seen from a lot of East Asian countries though.

Osaka is smaller and has... a metropolitan area of 19 million people. Amazing.

@wxx138

6 ай бұрын

Koreans always lie and claim to be Japanese for profit. They call themselves Japanese and tell various lies when they say or do bad things, not for profit, but to make Japanese people look bad. In South Korea, there is an organization for Discount Japan, and the government provides funding.

These are all great characters. I love being able to watch these things when i eat lunch.

Glad to see ms. Kotoha is doing ok.

8:27, Thailand and Vietnam, they are also loud and it's only for DJ's nightlife.

10:48, Nice that your from Osaka. I went there 13 years ago in 2010 to visit for vacation and it's nice and awesome, better than Tokyo.

I'm really curious about the languanges spoken in these channel. English phrases are translated for japanese and koreans guests?

Lovable video

It's true, sitting or squatting on the street/sidewalk/curb or other public spaces is actually quite common throughout much of Asia, but NOT in Japan.

American girl super cute haha 🥰😅

The mask controversy in America during covid was something that really got people riled up.

@PatientTeacher

7 ай бұрын

Because the use of masks has been politicized in the USA and Brazil. On both sides of the political aspect. Lockdown was even considered useless after some studies.

@SetuwoKecik

7 ай бұрын

And only americans talks about whether its oppresive or not.

Yeah, sitting on the ground isn't common, but usually we have a plethora of benches or berm walls next to a sidewalk to sit on. Even in a small town. Or, because car culture is prevalent in the US, especially in rural regions, you can just go sit down in your car. I hear Japan doesn't have much in the way of public seating.

@wxx138

6 ай бұрын

Koreans always lie and claim to be Japanese for profit. They call themselves Japanese and tell various lies when they say or do bad things, not for profit, but to make Japanese people look bad. In South Korea, there is an organization for Discount Japan, and the government provides funding.

@wxx138

6 ай бұрын

Koreans always lie and claim to be Japanese for profit. They call themselves Japanese and tell various lies when they say or do bad things, not for profit, but to make Japanese people look bad. In South Korea, there is an organization for Discount Japan, and the government provides funding.

Pulo logo pra hora q passa a brasileira, não vou mentir...😁😁🇧🇷🇧🇷

@baccamau80

7 ай бұрын

No ask ,england better

@jenifferleite5720

7 ай бұрын

Confesso que faço o mesmo 😅

@aleatorixx0173

7 ай бұрын

Tbm kkkkkk

Her English is so cute. 🥰

Osaka is more like countryside, a small rural village of 2.6 million people.

日本人が日本のことを話しているのに、なんで日本語じゃないの？ 多分韓国語だと思うけど、外国人が日本についてあれこれ語っているようにしか見えなくて違和感がすごい

@MI-ll3ec

5 ай бұрын

彼らは韓国に留学生だからと思う。 The channel is also based on South Korea i think, so they all understand Korean.

@TheKirinlover

5 ай бұрын

@@MI-ll3ec コメントのほぼ全てが英語で、タイトルも英語だったので韓国のチャンネルだとは思っていませんでした。 説明してくださりありがとうございます。 Global Earthさん、失礼なコメントをしてしまい申し訳ありません。

What surprises me the most in Japan is that a mixed race person who does not look like a typical Japanese person will never really be considered Japanese even if he was born in Japan, to Japanese parents (one of whom is of Japanese origin) and that he lived there all his life. I find it quite sad.

When it comes to talking to random strangers in public in the US, it REALLY depends where you are. That's more normal in a lot of small cities and towns, but in some other places (like the urban neighborhood I'm from), you're better off minding your own business.

i really like this channel but you guys have this audio issue that really damage the video. BUY EVERYONE NEW MICS

Pernah dengar cerita seorang youtuber Indonesia yang tinggal di Jepang, ketika dia bertemu anak tetangga kemudian menyapa anak tersebut dimana hal itu wajar di Indonesia, yang terjadi selanjutnya sangat mengagetkan, orang tua anak tersebut melaporkannya ke polisi 😂

@syafinasputri2878

7 ай бұрын

Padahal udah mau bersosialisasi ama tetangga, akhirnya jadi trauma😂

@fabiannicoles

7 ай бұрын

Orang Jepang rata2 psikopat aneh weird. Kebanyakan makan nonton anime nanti suka bunuh diri. Introvert. Nanti random tau2 bunuh orang. 😂Udah ga heran sama jepang

@fabricio4794

7 ай бұрын

Indonese Sounds Like Japanese Too

@arylawless

7 ай бұрын

Dan dia adalah Neo Japan (Dian) 😂😂😂😂😂

@SetuwoKecik

7 ай бұрын

​@@fabricio4794 No we're not, aside from the fact that both japanese and indonesian will put away their shoes inside the house.

Kotoha reminds me of Sana Minatozaki who's also from Osaka and the American reminds me of Nancy McDonie

I love all of you.😊

We need to (step by step) take a distance from Japan, create our own hi tech, arts etc, so we dont deepend all of those stuff from Japan anymore in the future.

I'm only here because of Sophia.. ❤️

There are busses in America lol. America is just so huge that there’s many different “norms”. Party busses are definitely a thing here too haha

@SleepyRue

7 ай бұрын

Definetly but where i live in america no one really rent party buses but halls

@nicholasbrown4109

7 ай бұрын

There are busses, but they tend to be very inconveniently scheduled and most people have a car so they can avoid depending on a bus. Public transport is only good in a handful of US cities

@minervaowl8298

7 ай бұрын

I was really confused by her comment lol

Could someone please explain why this Japanese is speaking Korean not Japanese? Alguém me explica porque essa japonesa está falando coreano e não japonês?

@gsintampalam

6 ай бұрын

I think they study in korea. That why all understand korean. I mean this YT channel base in Korea.

In italy aduls Talk between them on the bus😅😳

Io sono italiano ma giapponese nell'animo a quanto pare 😂

In Indonesia, apart from covid, wearing a mask is more about protecting yourself from the environment, especially in urban areas, for example dusty roads, toxic smoke from vehicle exhaust, cigarette smoke and due to the poor quality index of air pollution, so it's not just because you have a severe illness.

@xenotypos

6 ай бұрын

It's not a very rational approach as most masks are only really effective at protecting others from you (even if it offers partial protection). Only FFP2 masks, a bit more expensive, really protects the wearer as much as other people.

@de-musa

6 ай бұрын

@@xenotypos irrelevant

@xenotypos

6 ай бұрын

@@de-musa Read your own comment. Thinking you're protecting yourself with common masks just shows a lack of understanding.

@de-musa

6 ай бұрын

@@xenotypos said by a weirdo who know-it-all 🗿

@xenotypos

6 ай бұрын

@@de-musa Do you always react that way when someone corrects you ? You can check anything I said easily through official data, or remain a butt-hurt simpleton forever. Your choice, bye.

Is she speaking in a dialect or am I just bad? I’ve studied Japanese for almost two years but have a hard time understanding what she’s saying without the subtitles 😅

@t01

7 ай бұрын

huh? shes speaking korean ☠☠

@jeffreyadhoc6515

7 ай бұрын

She is speaking Korean, not Japanese. So no worries.

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

Have you ever watched Korean drama/films or heard someone speak Korean?

Japan Must not Hate the World,Foreigjlners that Provides all Resources that they need...

The Brazilian girl is the most beautiful in this video

America has busses. What is she talking about 😂

Kotoha speaking English well

Apa kabar💗

Literally in the UK, when we were told we had to wear masks, I rarely saw people not abiding by the mask rules. Of course there would've been exceptions, but during that time people rarely got sick with cold or flu because everyone was wearing masks and sanitising! Now no one is wearing masks and are catching all sorts of flu & cold!

The girl from Japan has some really strange shoes.

Hahaha what’s that American girl talking about? There are party buses so that is a thing in some parts of America.

As Indonesian , I'm not surprised but at the same slightly dissapointed that Bali is viewed with stereotyping gaze simply just a big piece of cocktail bar near a beach until someone do the stupid s--t for the clicks and views by the American or Europeans

Eating with off hand under the table

What strange Japanese language is the Japanese girl speaking? A very rural Japanese dialect? Or Chinese?

@danisz.5545

6 ай бұрын

Korean. This channel is based in korea look at the older vids

What?? Not have hands on table? What part of the u.s. is she from? How would you eat if you dont use your hand above your plate/bowl. Everybody has one hand on the table and eats with the other hand lol

@BucyKalman

Ай бұрын

Not really. Most people in western countries use two hands to eat. They hold the knife with one hand and the fork with the other.

Has the American never ridden a bus before?? 😂

That american girl is so cute, I like her

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

Me too!!! I fell in love!!! 😍😍😍😍😍

The "pure Japan" myth is just that, a myth. Their culture is so mixed between different cultures. Their alphabets are all based on either the "Chinese Alphabet", or other two alphabets that exist in order to read either Chinese symbols and/or read other Loan Words. The Meiji Restauration is also an example of how Japan criminalized its own culture in order to adapt to Western expansion. Japanese people used to be mostly tattooed, the Meiji Restauration made tattoos ilegall to "look good" to Europeans and Americans. Japan is the Brazil of Asia, more than any other country. Many of the important Japanese deities are also originally Indian deities. Okinawa and the North of Japan were up until recently a different culture with a different language. PS: No culture is "pure". The irony is that Japan is the furthest from this idea.

@johnalden5821

7 ай бұрын

I agree that no culture is pure and free of outside influences. This is especially true now, when global media influences reach the far corners of the globe. But even hundreds of years ago, technology, material culture and religion were spreading everywhere.

@ge7sur3nka34

7 ай бұрын

there were bunch of tribes and languages in Japan before the yamato people dominated and "Japanized" them

@SetuwoKecik

7 ай бұрын

If not without Buddhism there would be no such thing as "shinto temples". Japanese back in 10-11th century loves everything chinese (buddhism came from india to china before reached japan) that they'll adopted everything related to it. Tea, noodles, bonsai, you name it.

se tiver uma roda de pessoas de vários países tímidos e colocar um brasileiro não demora todos estarão conversando e rindo .

In Japan , Its Taboo to ask Someones Religious Beliefs to a person that being encountered for the first time But in Indonesia , its isn't uncommon to see a person asking someones religious beliefs to a person that being met for the first time Even as Indonesian , i feel discomfort to asking someones religious belief to someone that i encountered for the first time , That looks cringey and uneducated

@mfreak1126

7 ай бұрын

It's not a taboo. We just don't care about religions.

@TheHoonJin

7 ай бұрын

@@mfreak1126 thats cool, i thought indonesians would dislike others who are not muslim

@mfreak1126

7 ай бұрын

@@TheHoonJin I'm Japanese. Context is important, you know.

@mozergy9993

6 ай бұрын

@@TheHoonJinnope, we had muslim, kristian, even jews,budhist, ect.

@MI-ll3ec

5 ай бұрын

I think it's fine if they ask just out of curiosity, but when they start judging, that's where the cringe and uneducated vibe shows.

I don't think she is Japanese, because she is speaking Korean.

Os brasileiros odeiam usar máscaras 😷

@viscarlet2244

7 ай бұрын

Depois da pandemia muita gente usa, principalmente quando tá gripado, acho isso ótimo.

@Anaaewp

7 ай бұрын

Acho que depende da pessoa e do lugar. Aqui em Salvador se tornou comum depois da pandemia usar quando tá doente, pessoas idosas, pessoas debilitadas, etc. Acho ótimo.

I’ve only ever seen Japanese people squatting outdoors 😂

Kimochi Ike😋 Sudah terbukti 5x penobatan di dunia Indonesian negara ramah ,murah senyum dan dermawan 👑🇮🇩

Sem legenda pro português fica f0d@....

Parah emang

Why put indonesian if you always cut when she was talking .. silly people

@imansunyoto6781

6 ай бұрын

Buat mancing views doang kli, parah bgt.

why she speak korean

What kind of Japanese accent is that? It doesn't sound like Japanese at all.

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

Real!!! I noticed it too!! It almost looks more Chinese! It's very different from standard Japanese!

@ynffsy2443

7 ай бұрын

I think I understand now. That accent is called Korean 😅 All of them seem to be able to speak Korean since they are in Korea 😂

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

@@ynffsy2443 But everyone else speaks English. Also there is no Korean in this video. I don't see the sense of it.

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

​@@raffaelefederico5427 This is a Korean channel made by Korean producers

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

​​@@raffaelefederico5427 For those who don't speaks English (especially East Asians), Korean become their lingua franca in these videos

Can someone explain to me why in these videos, the East Asians (Japanese, Koreans, Indonesians, etc...) are always speaking Korean and not English?

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

Most East Asian in general don't speak English, let alone those who had appeared in these videos

@TheMoviePlanet

7 ай бұрын

@@thanosal-titan But there are brief moments when they do speak in English and everytime the other people are speaking in English they clearly understand but just answer in Korean.

@SetuwoKecik

7 ай бұрын

This channel is based on South Korea and the girls here probably lives there for a while so Korean is used as lingua franca. But english is used occasionally.

@user-me9np4lj6dsiberpol

7 ай бұрын

Javanise vs japanese 😅

@FrozenDrone12

6 ай бұрын

Lol another geography ignorance at its best Indonesia is not even in East Asia maggot its on southeast asia

kkkk chatao esssa japonesa nao saber ingles, ter que ficar lendo a legenda e chato.

Japanese eating rules are not for me, definitely I will put all my hands on the table, raise my right foot on the chair, and start eating with bare hand (Indonesian warteg style). The thing that you should be careful in Indonesia are, dont eat with left hand (you must tell everybody as early as possible if you're left handed so they would not judge you) and dont make any sound when you're eating cause its sounds disgusting.

@SetuwoKecik

7 ай бұрын

Oh God, East Asians loves doing that last part, i mean its the place where most of those annoying food ASMR came from 😬

@adityarahmanda

7 ай бұрын

@@SetuwoKecik wkwk, in their culture, I heard that making sound while eating is not considered as rude behaviour in East Asia because it means that you like the food so much.

I disagree with the Brazilian girl. In São Paulo, it is prohibited to play music on public transport, and people tend to be quieter in public. I believe that the more urban the place is, the more cosmopolitan, and people tend to respect spaces shared with more people. I don't think talking loudly has anything to do with joy or happiness. It has more to do with individualism and thinking that everyone has to put up with the noise. If you want to get to know the real Brazil, the mix of people that formed the country, including good and bad parts, you have to live in São Paulo for at least a year. A detail: São Paulo has the largest Japanese community in Brazil, and Brazil has the largest Japanese community outside of Japan.

@valerioluizfelipe

7 ай бұрын

I don't know about São Paulo Metropolitan area or other states, but here in the western part of São Paulo countryside I have yet to see someone with loud music on the bus. Some people on the bus have earphones, some they may talk with each other but they don't put loud music. I hear people putting loud music in their houses and dance to it or do tasks with music plays; people drive while listening to loud music, some edgy teenagers may walk on the streets listening to questionable music on their cellphones without wearing earphones but it's not even that common anymore. But in other videos she said she lived in different states so the culture of each place varies a lot inside Brazil.

@juliahoseok6455

7 ай бұрын

Isso só na capital de São Paulo né? Pq eu sou do interior de SP e é exatamente do jeito que ela falou,não é que ela tá errada,até pq o Brasil é mto grande,talvez isso não se encaixe só na capital de São Paulo,mas as vezes no resto do Brasil seja assim!

@PatientTeacher

7 ай бұрын

@@valerioluizfelipe I believe she has been out of Brazil for more than a decade. It was common for transport such as Towners and vans to have music or radio being played. I believe she must be from the south of Brazil. But these smaller transports like kombi vans and vans were private, and in the beginning the rules were more flexible. However, there was severe regulation on the subject, and everything changed. The São Paulo subway is also an example of administration, including the majority of passengers who respect small behavioral etiquettes such as not sitting on the floor of the vehicle or surrounding areas, and avoiding speaking loudly. In all staircases, the left side is always left empty, so that people in a hurry can pass. Of course, during carnival or cultural festivals there is greater relaxation. Let's not forget that Japanese trains during peak hours are a nightmare, including countless cases of harassment suffered by women. In other words, all places have misfits. But of course, Brazil and the USA cannot be compared with other countries, or be generalized, given the racial and cultural variety of these two countries, more than any others in the world.

@PatientTeacher

7 ай бұрын

@@juliahoseok6455 Em São Paulo e na região metropolitana da cidade de SP é expressamente proibido nos transportes o uso de equipamentos sonoros em volume alto, e nenhum veículo tem música. Claro, existem os funkeiros barulhentos, mas esses são seres desprovidos de cérebro. Ainda assim, pessoas com som alto, ou falando alto não são vistas como alegres na maioria dos lugares que fui, mas sim, escandalosas.

@juliahoseok6455

7 ай бұрын

@@PatientTeacher sim amigo,mas isso só na capital de SP,no resto do Brasil é como ela disse mesmo...e as vezes incomoda e muito

I'm British and I don't have a problem with anyone. Where I live, there are Chinese people, Polish, Romanian, Malaysian, Jamaican etc... and I have zero problem with any. I am someone who could only dream of living in Japan or Korea or Thailand, so it's kind of disheartening to hear such things.

@Moonlight77162

7 ай бұрын

Lol funny comming from a Brit who colonised and exterminated a large part of population.

perwakilan indonesia bikin malu doang,, faktanya klo di mall orang kgk duduk di lantai ! sejak kapan ? malah seneng lgi jelasinnya. seumur" gua kgk pernah liat orang duduk di lantai pas di MALL.. kalau di tempat wisata baru ada yg duduk krna kgk ada bangku.. tpi klo di MALL se engga da bangkunya ttp kgk ada yg duduk di lantai..

@kilanspeaks

7 ай бұрын

She’s telling the truth, though. It depends on the kind of shopping malls, of course you wouldn’t see this kind of thing in Plaza Indonesia or Plaza Senayan in Jakarta, for example. But if you go to lower end malls, you would definitely see people sitting on the stairs and on the floor. In fact, our people are notorious for doing this. If you see people sitting on the floor in countries with a lot of overseas Indonesian workers, locals would definitely assume that they’re Indonesian. Is it kampungan? Yes. But is it the truth? Also yes.

@johan7944

7 ай бұрын

I think she is telling the truth so many people sit in the mall

@racxxclo8861

7 ай бұрын

Mungkin kamu ga pernah lihat. Tapi kenyataannya memang banyak yang begitu, ga sekali dua kali aku liatnya 😅

@fabiannicoles

7 ай бұрын

Gue sempet nyari2 mall mana ya yg banyak orang duduk2 sekelas Blok M square ga ada yg duduk depan toko terus ITC kalau diliat ga ada juga yg pada deprokan. Kalau di Sarinah mungkin ia karena ada tangga yg bsa nonton konser. Sekelas Gandaria city senayan city plaza indo PIM ga pernah liat orang duduk duduk dilantai si. Itu di mall mana ya? Apa di mall di daerahnya elita di sunatera barat?

@dvnth6168

7 ай бұрын

main lu kurang jauh bang

But why are East Asians the only ones who don't speak English? Also here it seems like everyone else understands Japanese perfectly. But is it really like that?

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

The Japanese woman in this video was speak Korean, not Japanese

@thanosal-titan

7 ай бұрын

So do the other women in this video they also speaks Korean, not Japanese

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

@@thanosal-titan Yes they told me. In fact it seems too strange to be Japanese.

@houseoftyrell1544

7 ай бұрын

This channel originally from Korea to promote internationally and they all foreign talent in Korea so they all speak Korean

@minervaowl8298

7 ай бұрын

Omfg lmao

😅Japanese: learn from Brazilians to be kind to foreigners

mais pourquoi la japonaise elle parle pas anglais ptn c'est irrespectueux de ouf

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

Ma soprattutto, qui sembra che tutte le altre ragazze capiscano perfettamente il giapponese! Davvero tutte lo capiscono così bene? Però non lo hanno mai parlato. Comunque ho notato spesso in vari video che i rappresentanti dell'est asiatico, non solo Giappone, sono in effetti gli unici che non parlano inglese. Però sembrano capirlo perfettamente. Best of all, it seems like all the other girls here understand Japanese perfectly! Does everyone really understand this so well? But they never talked it. However, I have often noticed in various videos that representatives of East Asia, not just Japan, are in fact the only ones who don't speak English. But they seem to understand it perfectly.

@malcomx5365

7 ай бұрын

qu'est que tu raconte, elle veut vivre en Corée donc elle parle le coréen ... personne t'oblige a parler l'anglais.

@BlackHoleSpain

7 ай бұрын

@@raffaelefederico5427 ¡Ellas no hablan japonés! Están hablando en coreano, ya que todas viven en Seúl y todas entienden coreano. De hecho, la chica brasileña y la chica indonesia hablaban coreano a veces, y otras veces saltaban todos al idioma inglés sin problemas. Pero la chica japonesa NO sabe inglés.

@raffaelefederico5427

7 ай бұрын

@@BlackHoleSpain But if she doesn't know English, how can she perfectly understand everything other girls say when they speak English?

@Libellulaire

7 ай бұрын

1. She can understand English. 2. She's probably more fluent in Korean than English, so she chooses to speak Korean. 3. They all live in South Korea and this YT channel is based in SK, which could be another reason why she chooses to speak Korean and not Japanese or English.

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