#3 Korean-Australians explain the word '눈치' (noonchi/nunchi) |

[@Yuunarichu]

So basically it's subtle self-awareness by picking up on one's mannerisms? Reading the room? I found this concept similar from studying work culture in Japan, they kinda make you say a bunch of indirects, kinda like beating around the bush instead of being direct. Exercising reading the room often to gauge a situation with people you are not familiar with?

[@aprilmayjoon]

As a Korean-American, it still blows my mind when I hear other Korean-English speakers (UK, Australia, American) accents.

[@Myzen127]

I actually don’t see much Korean people that speak English with a English/British accent a lot

[@dupeit007]

I kinda understand this concept ...even Indian children understand what parents would expect under certain situations even if they don't say a word. It's like picking up the vibes

[@kozziecom]

This is really insightful! Also smart kids - not wanting to get into trouble by exercising noonchi 😜😇

[@dupeit007]

@@kozziecom that is why we do it in the first place not to get into trouble!

[@hwalssogi8063]

It's probably closest to having high situational/interpersonal/social intelligence.. Or the ability to read subtexts or subcontexts of situations and peoples and acting in ways that will bring about more harmony or 'goodness' for the situation/people at hand.

[@leewinters8564]

I read a book about nunchi, its like being an empathic to your surroundings and how to act accordingly.

[@homebrandrules]

in japanese reading the room is reading the air which is kuki o yomu

[@Handicappedpenguins]

Loved this video! Informative and fun

[@sahd0w]

It's pretty similar to 'discernment' it seems like.

[@silvanaempey7159]

Intuitive, awareness, perceptiveness,

[@janeh-d4902]

In my view, noonchi involves heightened self-awareness and the ability to behave in a way that is acceptable and favorable given the social nuances of a particular environment. It means understanding and adapting to the subtle emotional and social cues present in interactions.

[@sailorfan86]

Read the room.

[@dandefish]

I’m Korean-Australian too!

[@c.u.c7938]

What state are you living in?

[@林希-s2u]

00:16 오늘은 제가 단어 '눈치'를 설명하겠습니다. 00:52 누군가의 신체언어로만 상황을 읽는 거예요. 01:19 백분율로 치자면 01:56 눈치로 예를 들 수 있나요? 02:12 그리고 타이치를 생각하면 돼요.

[@원애-k1t]

눈치! ^ ^~ 개념 정리! 넘 재미있었어요! 감사합니다.

[@ajax7590]

Honestly, I just want to be a pro at reading Nunchi

[@kozziecom]

Nunchi gets us places 👀

[@ionne3844]

Austin? 😂😂😂

[@ajax7590]

@@ionne3844 yooo Marionne

[@hohojinyi8282]

한국호주 이민자로서 호주 회사생활도 눈치 무지 있어야 해요 사람 사는곳은 다 똑같다는… I have been in Australia 🇦🇺 since 2002and immigrated Korean Australian well I’m absolutely Korean. However I think “Noonchi” is not only Korean culture.

[@99ktarot69]

I think humour would be right When we understand a joke, situation and someone behaviour and can pull of any kind of discussion.

[@homebrandrules]

in japanese the equivalent of noonchi is ishin denshin

[@rene3759]

Isn't it intuition maybe? Being intuitive?

[@larpy]

Nice !

[@nancy.842]

Wow 👏😮

[@juanitoalcachofa6669]

En argentina le decimos viveza a esto xD

[@offensivesword4628]

Hmmmm..... an english word for nunchi? okay id probly say prophetic or psychic sense. lol which is not exact but somewhat in that sense.

[@jthomas8263]

Aussie Gangman Style.

[@anssikolmonen9073]

Intuition

[@Audiostoke1]

Seems similer to emotional intelegence. Or being a vibe master lol

[@skazala]

Isn't it just social engineering?

[@kevinhjpark367]

한국말 어려운것같아요.ㅋㅋ