Comparing International Cultural Differences 1

[@TheWorldofDave]

안녕하세요! 오늘은 저희 크루인 재인, 에리나 그리고 장민과 함께 한 각 나라별 문화 차이 영상입니다. 이번엔 각자 나라별로 특별하고 충격적인 문화 특징을 알아봤어요~ 한국에서는 찾을 수 없는 특징들을 모아서 정리해 봤습니다! 재밌게 봐주시고 여러분이 알고 계시는 다른 나라별 특징이 있다면 댓글에 남겨주세요~ 그리고 이 시리즈 계속해서 만들어 보고 싶습니다 새로운 영상마다 또 다른 나라 친구들을 초대해서 그 나라만의 문화들을 계속 알려주려고해요. 다음 편 어떤 나라 친구들을 부를까요? 감사합니다! Hey guys. Today Jaein, Erina, Jangmin and I went over some unique Cultural differences between eachother's countries. We specifically looked for stuff that was unique to that country and or completely absent in Korea. I hope you guys enjoy it and find it informative and fun. If you guys have anything you want to add on, let us known in the comments. I plan to continue this series and rotate the guests and talk about new countries and cultures in each new video :)

[@스트리묘]

소주따뜻하게 먹는거 보구싶어용

[@박민우-u2g]

중국

[@고수-o5u]

형 잘생겼음

[@nia20116]

I Wish you make more of this ! With other countries too ! 😁

[@Shua-w1i]

아프리카 문화 궁금해요

[@mjangarax]

José Jang Levene ! Yess!!! Lol

[@binnyj4831]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@hadwinying6664]

ㅎㅎㅎ

[@Boscaninis]

Jang Min parles valencià? XD

[@eren4749]

Hehe LOL

[@KD-vs8tu]

I ship them 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@inessogoodnolove]

excuse me but Jangmin is way too hot it’s either following the subtitles or admiring his beauty and guess what? i chose the second option

[@tataaeasley]

I SECOND THIS. My eyes keep getting distracted from reading the subtitle to his face😅😅 send help

[@annas5844]

off shøre lmao sameeeee

[@laviender]

IKR

[@peace_wise2809]

Erina is quite drawn to him, I think.

[@yuli5034]

YES

[@firerat_]

Frame: 7:33 Spanish: Laughs English: dies Korean: claps anywhere you find Japanese: covers mouth THIS IS HOW YOU DESCRIBE THE 4 PLACES

[@AngelaSealana]

Oh wow, so truuuuue

[@ivannas5540]

LMAO but why am I all of those 😮

[@alanjasperabogado4491]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@주먹쥐고일어서-c2p]

ㅇㄱㄹㅇ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

Except Dave ain't English but American. He speaks English though.

[@theworldoferina115]

오른쪽 에서 점점 키 차이가 ㅋㅋ🤣

[@은빛바람-v3p]

진짜 술 데워 먹으면 맛있어요 정종에초밥 먹었는대 반함

[@고수-o5u]

매력이에요^^

[@Follyerg]

형 안주 좋아해?

[@타이거타이왕]

일본인들이 키가 다작나요? 아니면 에리나만 작나요?

[@이현지-m4j]

에리나언니 넘 세젤귀 귀욤귀욤해요 진짜 광팬이에요

[@mediocryy]

More videos with this spanish guy por favorrr!

[@tataaeasley]

Do you know any other of Dave's video featuring him? 😍

[@raineboe85]

Yes please

[@happycupcake787]

@@tataaeasley hes hot lol

[@jarolynveloz5347]

He is called mjangarax in insta.

[@astouaiisha]

izurei The difference in languages videos

[@xrlyqzwdkvjkslw205]

"Espera cinco minutos!"😂

[@sev4405]

Lmao had me dead.

[@yukina7048]

7:28 lol

[@AtomicBoo]

UltimateBlizzardZ En mexico es aun peor hahahah, "ya voy en camino" cuando apenas te vas a meter a bañar hahaha 😂😂😂.

[@iremdogan4294]

What does it mean??😂

[@julij4319]

@@iremdogan4294 wait five minutes 👈👍

[@luciabogdanovska9873]

Okay so a handsome man from spain who also speaks valenciano and korean?? Where do i find him??? Please its for a science project

[@l_95_ty]

On Instagram : mjangarax

[@luciabogdanovska9873]

@@l_95_ty thank uuu!!! 💕

[@l_95_ty]

@@luciabogdanovska9873 you're welcome ❤️ (2 weeks later, so sorry 🙏🏻)

[@cholizgz9999]

Ayda Kose I also need to do a school project... 😂

[@l_95_ty]

Choli Zgz haha good luck for ur school project 😂😂😂

[@Ana-fm3zt]

As a Spanish, I admire this good-looking Spanish.

[@양지혜-i3h]

*Spaniard

[@mara.2201]

Yes

[@clauaome25]

Esta hermoso

[@cyberpegasus1311]

@Tony Montana Vivan las siestas, coño! xD

[@cyberpegasus1311]

@@maria.5887 ?

[@MariaGarcia-bx7fp]

Please bring more often jangmin love this series!

[@flywitjesus]

He seems to be the most natural in this video(@JaeinAcademy is really calm here, not even considering her). Even Dave seems to be overreacting which is a bit unnatural, at least to me. But I love these guys anyway 😂

[@Philoglossos]

Comparison of the same sentence in different Spanish languages: Meaning in English: Please, can you speak more slowly? Spanish: Por favor, puedes hablar más despacio? Basque (Euskera): Astiro-astiro hitz egin mesedez Catalan/Valencian: Si us plau, pots parlar més a poc a poc? Aranese (Occitan): Se vos platz, pòdes parlar mès pòga pòc? Aragonese: Por favor, puetz charrar mas lento? Astur-Leonese: Por favor, pue falar más despacio? Galician: Por favor, podes falar maís amodiño? All of the above are romance languages except for Basque, which is not related to any other living language. Some of the romance languages like Occitan and Catalan are very closely related. Some are a bit more distant.

[@lolessilvestre3023]

I think in valenciano we use more perfavor and no si us plau

[@Tamara-ov5vw]

It's máis not maís in Galician!

[@enolgonzalez8836]

Creo que el asturleones es pues falar mas despacio (aunque no estoy seguro porque lo que suelo oir es amestao que es asturleones mezclado con castellano)

[@nmarti49]

En valenciano seria: Per favor, pots parlar més lentament (aunque en un lenguaje más coloquial se pronunciaria algo así como "aspall")

[@cristinac3832]

Andalusian: Habla' ma' lento' niño' que no me entero

[@chuuinggum2346]

1:05 we also have merienda here in the philippines! spain conquered us and taught us the *art of having something light at 5pm*

[@cholizgz9999]

OMG I just found the other day that you guys eat Paella as well, that’s amazing 😅

[@franchesqalandicho3465]

yes lol pero kase patay gutom ako i eat a whole meal

[@madapigi1]

In Italy too

[@ivannas5540]

Some parts of Mexico too, more or less like in the southern or middle areas I’d say. We were also colonized. Meanwhile I live up in the north so it’s more influenced by American culture.

[@caedisvis]

yay, thank you spain for making us suffer for 333 years(just kidding)

[@하나-v6c8x]

6:31 뭔데 노래 중독되는거야 어느새 따라부르고 있다,,, 머릿속에서 맴돌아

[@이것은안돼]

쏘리 재~인 댓츠 노~~잼

[@bearrrairrr]

오늘꺼 특히 더 재밌었던 것 같아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 한중일처럼 같은 유럽이나, 남미나, 아프리카나 동남아더라도 그 나라 내에서의 미묘한 차이도 재미있을 것 같기도해요~ 항상 잘 보고 있습니다 재밌는 영상 감사해용!

[@hp5682]

In the north of Spain we dont usually take naps, its more common in hotter areas. And yeah, we are really loud hahahahaha ESPERA CINCO MINUTOS, HOSTIAS.

[@SoEepyy]

NIÑOOO QUE TE ESPERES ME CAGO EN DIOS JAJAJJJJAJAJ Btw in the north of spain a lot of people drinks wine at lunch or dinner

[@reneesilva8308]

Las siestas de toda la vida, por eso en toda europa dicen que los españoles son vagos y poco trabajadores.

[@queendom8104]

Yo soy del norte y la verdad es que lo de la siesta es cierto. Aquí sí que se hace pero no es tan común como en el sur

[@soph5665]

Él es de Elche así que es normal, es una forma de ignorar el calor JAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJ

[@nmarti49]

Like por ver a Min hablar valenciano 😂

[@JUNJUNJUN123]

와...장민이라는 분 볼때마다 느끼는데 진짜 잘생겼네

[@지민-y8e8z]

인정합니다!

[@LOL-ry9qd]

No entendí ni vergas

[@yenniekim7414]

@D. Pelayo I don’t know what you said

[@hyk919]

아버지가 한국분이시래용!

[@user-dm9mg6ow6x]

차은우 닮음

[@임재봉-l7g]

The way Jangmin represents Spanish people with that “espera cinco minutos” at 7:29 😂😂😂

[@uriijunnie]

I thought I'm the only one who obsessed with that scene 😂😂

[@camilaavila3129]

In Latinoamerica it's worse, people often talk very loudly about their problems by phone on the bus or train 😂😂 I'm also loudly 🤣

[@임재봉-l7g]

Camila Avila I’m half Spanish and half Latinoamerican so I know it perfectly 😂😂😂

[@DANIxDANGER]

@@camilaavila3129 yes! We're the worst 😂😂😂

[@curerose6906]

Y cuando siguen insistiendo y es como ¡QUE TE ESPERES!

[@Marcos__Rodriguez]

Like si eres de España, o hablas español Tres meses después vuelvo a ver el comentario, gracias por los likes, hermanos hispanohablantes

[@eyellescute5098]

Yo soy de España , yo hablo 4 idiomas : Español , ingles , chino y euskera y vivo en Euskadi o el pais vasco

[@Tortuzga]

@@eyellescute5098 Yo cerquita de ahí, de Cantabria. Cosa que poca gente sabe es que en Cantabria Existe el Cántabru 😅

[@BlackJadeee]

Soy la única de México?

[@Dark_Armywr]

Soy de Nicaragua, pero como hablo español doy like xd

[@wthsamdi1221]

Los latinos por aquí

[@GizDuChannel]

I think people from Latin America and Spain we have common stuff ... Using both our parents nicknames ... having two names ... Maybe kissing on the cheeks when we greet friends or when we are introduced to new people. We are a lot more easy-going about age and honorofics. And well our Quinceañeras parties that are also good examples of our cultures. I like this kind of videos cause they give so much insight about other countries!! Love from Panama🇵🇦

[@Mtbdrum]

It is almost as if Latin America was colonized by a certain nation, hmmmmm

[@GizDuChannel]

@@Mtbdrum 😅 well yeah but still I think we develop our own costumes ... but its great to see so much stuff we can related

[@marcogentileyt6259]

@@icewallowcome9495 It's repeated twice xD, and sounds rare, for example Pablo García García xD

[@marcogentileyt6259]

@@icewallowcome9495 xD

[@madapigi1]

i am italian and i think we have common thing as well. I mean italy was at the center of the roman empire, and the romans invented latin language...soooo....

[@두사람을맷돌을갈매한]

장민분 마음이 넓고 잘크신듯 부럽네요 저도 아이들 아빠가 외국인이라 더욱 관심가지고 봤는데 두번 봤는데 암튼 자존감이 높아보이고 좋아보여요 스스로 빛을 내고 있는게 중요한것같아요

[@luna1s]

I´m spanish and it makes me so happy that there´s someone talking about our culture

[@julichigoyt5738]

I agree!

[@ymk5247]

YEAH GUKBBONG

[@supersaraqxz548]

Same xD ESPERA CINCO MINUTOS

[@sanshine117]

In spain when its between 2-5pm we usually dont talk loudly on the streets or call on anyones phone. We are always like "oh, dont call x, hes probably taking a nap" or "dont talk to loudly, people must be taking a nap". But im spanish and i HATE taking naps, its a thing that that most of the people do, but not everyone. Another one is that in Spain you are able to drink alcohol when you turn 18, so its weird to go to another countries and see that you aren't able to drink it :/

[@Risperanto]

Ohmysuga which part of Spain are you from? Because I’ve never heard anyone say “don’t call because they might be taking a nap”, maybe it’s because i’m from the north? The nap culture is almost non existent there

[@sanshine117]

@@Risperanto im from Madrid, idk i usually hear that a lot..

[@patriciafananas3684]

Here in the north I think that it isn't that common especially during winter. During winter no one takes a nap cause we're working/studying and during summer I think it's up to each one

[@Risperanto]

Patricia Fañanas exactly! Actually, it kinda bothers me when someone takes for granted that every Spaniard has to take a nap because it’s “tradition”. But well, if we have to speak about cliche Spanish traditions I actually don’t identify with almost any of them so (as I said, in the North things are different 🤷🏻‍♀️) I’m from Galicia, btw xD

[@patriciafananas3684]

@@Risperanto yeah it bothers me too. I'm from Bilbao and believe me that most of the people I know don't take a nap during winter unless they are very tired and really need it and during summer neither cause here it's not like in Andalucia that they can't go out till 6 because of the heat

[@mercibeau]

jaein being whipped and excited each time whenever jangmin speaks in spanish is my mood

[@gitadine]

Jangmin: "Spain has 4 languages" Me: *laughs in 300 different native Indonesian languages*

[@andrea-vj4gx]

the funny thing is that Spain has a population of 45M only 😅😅 and it's a really small country

[@fulan6231]

Indonesia have 800 languages, which 300 of those still spoken.

[@ashenone3050]

@@fulan6231 but official? all learned at school based on the zone ? bcz we have one languaghe just with whistles and 4 official languages more dialects

[@Alina4Line]

I guess its official and learned at school based on the zone. I am Indonesian and learn Javanese (my tribe) language at school, then I go to college in different region and they use exactly different tribe language so I have to learn that while studying in college :D

[@winwinslinesarehidinginsms7402]

Laughs in Chinese

[@user-heimish_soohyune]

다른나라문화들 소개해주는 영상 자주올려주셔서 감사합니다!!!😁😁😁

[@beatricerinaldi5039]

Dave looks so small near Jangmin ~••~

[@joshualee6765]

jangmin would look small next to julian kang

[@geonwoolee3473]

일본 전철은 의아한게 시끄러워서 통화를 안하는게 아니고 내 통화내용이 남에게 들리는게 싫어서 그게 에티켓으로 굳어진 느낌입니다. 시끄러워서 안하는것 같으면 친구간 대화도 전철서 하면 안되죠. 일본 어딜가봐도 전철 내에서 대화하는사람 많던데 통화는 왜안되는지 궁금

[@leelee7718]

그런 듯 대화는 되고 통화는 안 되는 건. . .

[@응니-j6j]

그럼 대화도 누가들을 수 있으니까 하면 안되지 않나.. ㅎㅎ

[@geonwoolee3473]

꽃미모또정이 개인적인 사적인 대화는 안들려주고 싶은 것 같아요 자기 비즈니스나 뭐 연인이나 가족들처럼 프라이버시 지킬 일들? 밖에서 대화주제는 아무래도 한정되어있지 않을까오?

[@응니-j6j]

@@geonwoolee3473 그런것 같네요.

[@LAMY_MUSIC]

저도 그래서 공공장소에선 통화는 별루....

[@bluedreamkush2392]

Everyone telling their fun little cultural differences David: Yeah, Americans can buy guns. Everyone: 😮

[@dandei545]

It's common, isn't a surprise

[@xiaozenni4843]

Dan Dei Only in America. Literally no other country has commonplace stores that will sell guns.

[@Loonaurtheworld]

@@dandei545 Common in America, there's little to no place here that sells weaponry

[@mica9469]

Pretty much everything Jangmin said can be applied to the italian culture too! Gotta love the mediterrian culture

[@flecter]

not everything, at least in the north we eat at 7:30-8 pm, the breakfast is far before 8 am and the sleeping thing and siesta doesn't exist; we also only use the father last name. For other things we are pretty much like the spanish.

[@themanzu8186]

@@flecter Un po' di tempo fa c'era anche da noi la siesta, ora non piú

[@marine6271]

Some stuff can be applied to France too, especially southern France

[@loveshot98]

same thing with portugal!

[@ZHibiki]

And most Latin America too

[@LoL_Nasus]

이번영상 진짜ㅠㅠㅠ 재인님이랑 장민님 진짜 리즈 찍음ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ존예존잘ㅠㅠㅠ

[@rubiuh6425]

ESPERA CINCO MINUTOOOSSS!!! Que traigan al chico español a todos los videos por favor...

[@mikicerise6250]

Es un amor. :)

[@tldoesntlikebread]

I feel like Jaein and Erina is how I see the visuals of Korean and Japanese girls. Korean girls have this elegant beauty about them and Japanese girls are freaking cute.

[@matthewchapman2271]

The drinking laws in England are complicated. You can only buy alcohol once you turn 18, however people between 16 and 18 years old drink beer, wine or cider with a meal at a licensed premise so long as someone over 18 buys it and is eating with them. Also in private premises it is legal for anyone above the age of 5 to drink alcohol.

[@Fillkarre]

Above age 5???

[@mact148]

NZ is similar, 18 and over you can buy your own drinks, but from 16 as long as an adult/guardian has brought the alcohol and is supervising they can drink as well. but because of the drinking culture here most kids form the age of 13/14 (younger for me) have had a sip of some kind of alcohol at like x-mas or on the new years with the family

[@cheezarose]

In Belgium is the same as Germany.

[@도랐냐]

내일부터 자체 씨에스타 합니다

[@쥬-v5d]

뷔폴 자체씨에스탙ㅋㅋㅌㅌㅌㅌㅌㅌㅋㅋㅌㅌㅌㅌㅋㅋㅋㅌㅌㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@tillyrosie22]

Erina: I don't eat much The 20 mukbangs on your channel say otherwise 😂

[@letsloseourmind6076]

She throws up after each one of her videos

[@rae5353]

@@letsloseourmind6076 No she doesn't, she is actually very healthy. She would be freakishly skinny if she did and look overall unhealthy.

[@rae5353]

@짱기요워 She is the most adorable human being I've ever seen!

[@justme8841]

@@letsloseourmind6076 eyyy don't say this kinda stuff if you don't know it is right what you say. An eating disorder is an serious problem!

[@tranhieu7665]

If Spanish life routines are used in global, the whole world will be always peaceful....

[@matteo3082]

Arriba ESPAÑA

[@arielsmitg6719]

it's never peaceful in spain tho

[@kathryn2699]

Oooo I like you exploring these kind of topics!! Thank you for another informative video!!

[@bunnyincloudrecesses9590]

In Australia we are very laid back. If they want to, people can wear bathing suits or no shoes in the supermarket, fast food eateries, voting booths, etc and most people wouldn't think it's rude. Also, we are very casual when talking to our seniors, even our boss at work. I call my boss by his first name, and when I was at university, we called our teachers by their first names. I noticed that foreign students often had a difficult time with that, and thought it was rude, so they would often say "sir" or "ma'am". It would be interesting to know other cultures that speak so informally, or would most cultures find it rude?

[@havum4380]

In Finland you call your teachers by their first name. I honestly don't even remember/know some of my teachers last names. I had this super nice teacher a couple of years back and our class called her by this nickname that we came up with lol She was cool with it :D

[@mact148]

haha yes aussie, it is pretty much the same in nz, we would call teachers miss and sir rather than their names in high school, and at uni it was just their first names. you always see someone with no shoes in in public (i write while at uni sitting at a table with my feet up, no shoes on), and cursing is done a lot and is considered 'okay' as long as it is not in a negative context (one the shocks foreigners here is when you call ya mate 'a good cunt')

[@jojoo1702]

In germany it depends tbh. You only use the first name of your teachers in primary school and after that you have to adress them formally.. which is actually kind of annoying to change as a habit. In university u stick with the last name as well. For jobs its different everywhere. I use the first name of my boss but my friend uses formal language towords her boss. It's so cool that there are countrys as chilled as Australia somehow. A little respect towords authorities is still necessary in my opinion :))

[@mandarinenzeittv860]

I'm from New Zealand and I have several friends who call their own parents by their first name! Unthinkable in Korea hahaha.

[@mandarinenzeittv860]

My friend from Medellín, Colombia once told me that they also use the tú with their teachers and call them by the first name, or just 'Pro'!

[@alessiacara4956]

아니 스페인 낮잠자고 밥다섯끼먹으면 하루다가겠는데??ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ근데 나도 그렇게살고싶다

[@leelee7718]

일 안 해도 농작물 햇빛이 다 키워 줘서ㅋㅋㅋ

[@guelwol_]

낮이 너무 더워서 그래요ㅋㅋ

[@bonobono3946]

스페인은 지중해 기후라 너무 더워서 딱 그 시간에는 일을 할 수 없어서 그런 문화가 생겼답니다

[@lollol-bb7sv]

포르투갈도 비슷한거같던데 기후영향이 큰듯

[@으헝헑]

그래서 뭐든지 느릿해요 ㅎ 공사도 엄청 오래걸리고...

[@hanindhira]

Erina got so shock with American fire arm regulations bcs in japan, their regulations are so strict.

[@leesota]

아 스페인의 씨에스타 문화 너무 좋다ㅠㅜ 굳이 낮잠이 아니더라도 가족들과 시간보내고 휴식 가질수있는 시간 너무 좋은듯.. 행복지수도 올라갈듯

[@장고래조림]

굳이

[@em5522]

For drinking age: US has a higher age in order to prevent teens from drunk driving, since earliest legal driving age is 16. Parents always with kids: besides dangers of kidnapping/muggings, don't forget that US is a BIG place, so kids can't always go to a store in reasonable walking distance without needing their parents to drive them there too. But kids will generally walk by themselves to stores in suburban areas (at least, they do where I'm from). Guns: yes, it's super easy to buy, carry/conceal compared to other places. But there are zero tolerance zones where guns aren't permitted AT ALL. Though not every state requires people get a permit to buy or take classes for permit.

[@TamiZ97]

I really love this kind of videos! Here in Chile almost all people have 2 names and 2 surnames (our parents' surnames) some people also have only one and other up to 3 names hahaha. Regarding meals we have three breakfast, lunch and dinner but in breakfast and dinner we only have tea/coffee/milk with bread and that's it! Also here in Chile you are allow to drink and smoke if you are over 18 and the most common in almost all latin american countries is that we kiss when we meet (even if you meet strangers) It like a kiss on the cheek but you just touch each other cheeks like pretending a kiss and just make the sound of it. Again, I love this kind of videos and I really love all Dave's channel content! I've been a suscriber since years now and I'm a really fan of everyone of you💕 Love from Chile!

[@zarinapena5846]

The moment of the "ESPERA 5 MINUTOS" reminds me so much the typical late schedules of Spain. If meet an average sap in I a r do and you ask where is he/she, he/she probably says "I'm almost there"/"I'm getting out of my place" and is probably on the shower or waking up from the siesta lol

[@animeamy1]

Explains why I get sleepy after I eat my lunch lol My motherland is Spain! We need to implement siestas all over the world. It would be a much happier place. I enjoy your videos so much! Thanks for the fun & educational lessons! Ahora, a dormir! Buenas noches! 😴

[@nicojuarez8599]

Totalmente de acuerdo, worldwide siestas!

[@Ximenna898]

I take a nap after school for like 3 hours and I’m like the whitest bitch ever, guess siestas are in my blood

[@Wei_Radula_Regiment]

You might like to know that human circadian rhythm (natural body clock cycle) fits with the siesta culture. According to our biology, the whole world should be doing it like Spain. Not necessarily napping, but at least resting, if we don't nap. (Actually, a lot of other animals are like this, too.)

[@Akiramenai04]

Well In India there are around 1600 mother languages and 22 official languages. Even if Hindi is quite common not all of the people speaks it. We sometimes may need a translator while travelling into another state.

[@xangxung1672]

Can I add some cultural customs in Indonesia? Since Indonesia is big, it does not really apply to all areas but at least I think to the majority of it. 1. Good hand is right hand. Raise your hand in class, call someone or waiters, give and receive something, eat, drink, we do it with right hand. Left hand is considered impolite. 2. We eat with bare hand. Try it. It's really fascinating. All the sweat and bacteria from your hands make your dish more scrumptious. 3. We usually have breakfast at around 7-9 am, then lunch at 12-2 pm, and dinner after 7 pm. 4. Majority of Indonesia's ethnic groups do not have family name, but some do have. 5. Yes we do have McD and KFC with steamed rice and chilli paste. Chips/fries is only side dish. 6. We have an attribute to call older female and male to show some politeness and respect, but usually if we are already close enough, we just call the name. So it is not strict like in Korean Feel free to add more

[@pareekevin]

you can buy driving license

[@sasyalias]

it's considered rude to touch one's head.

[@xangxung1672]

@@sasyalias ah yeah true how can I miss that one

[@pav7162]

Me and my brother are left handed, but ofcourse, in Indonesia using left hand for everything was consider impolite, so from early age the oldest teach us to do everything with right hand. Somehow it made our both hands work balance. If I was tired to write with right hand, i'll change with my left hand. Eating with my right hand, playing guitar with right hand, and I can do it all with my left hand as well.

[@Aisyahfr]

Makan mah kapan aja dah perasaan wkwk

[@alejoospina1336]

7:28 ¡¡ESPERA 5 MINUTOS¡¡. Que gracioso jajajajajaja 😂

[@mikenguyen8465]

JAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJ

[@MommyOfHuahua]

About Spain having many languages, it is really coool!!!! Like, in Galician we have like 70 words to talk about how it is raining, if it is hard or soft and things like that, and since I came to Madrid to study I've been struggling a lot when it starts to rain and I say "oh, empieza a orballar" and my friends stare at me like ??? I find it really interesting. And not just that, there are a lot of expressions here in Madrid and other spanish cities that I've never heard before and I'm just like "are we speaking the same Spanish?" And then words that mean very different things, for example, in Galician "ano" means years old, like if you have 3 anos you're 3 years old, but in Spanish "ano" is anus. If you want to talk about your age in Spanish you say " años", and años in Galician means lamb. There are other cultural differences, like Carnival in most parts of Spain is just one day, in Galicia is called Entroido and is like a whole week and all weekends of the month, with traditional clothes and usually making fun of famous people and politicians. And about the food, in small villages in Galicia is common to have a place at the village, not far away from your house, where you can have pigs, lambs, sheeps, and more animals and we feed them and take care of them and then we ourselves kill them and prepare all the food to eat all year. So it is the best food always, with potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, ans other things that we plant. Basically you can live in Galician villages with your own food, buying just things like milk and bread. I really love how diverse Spain is, even if I'm eating bad now that I'm here, Madrid is interesting too!!!

[@mandarinenzeittv860]

Wow, this is fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing. 😍

[@megitsune_]

This is so cool!!

[@nahiara8016]

Pero come bien muchacha! No sabía esos datos de Galicia, no tenía ni idea. Es genial 😊

[@loveshot98]

galician and portuguese are quite similar! ano means year in portuguese too

[@Shariu88]

Sory Román pero nunca he visto a nadie que no sepa castellano. Me confundo por eso🤔

[@blackjack2ne143]

Jajaja me alegra que hayan agregado al español!!❤

[@existentialangst9079]

6:47 confident gay vs panicked gay

[@HaYanCatinSummer]

you made my day loooool

[@blackjack2ne143]

😂😂

[@mirroredhour]

Jangmin is always a confident gay lol

[@taehoonchoi2785]

몇년 전 영상이지만 한가지 붙이자면 2:30 에서 데이브가 말한 시급 2천원은 어떤 주에서,혹은 어떤 도시에선 그 주,도시법으로 서비스업 에선 주법,나라에서 정한 최저시급 말고 거의 3배이상 낮은 시급으로 종업원을 고용할수있기때문에 팁을 않주면 실제로 굉장히 않좋은 상황이 나올수있음

[@Scorpin7]

I loved this episode Dave, one of the best I think, I laughed and enjoyed it a lot (I'm spanish, btw xD). Y Jangmin, me han gustado mucho los ejemplos que has puesto, sobre todo reconocer la multitud de idiomas que tenemos, y te agradezco muchísimo que no hayas puesto como ejemplo de nuestro país a los toros... Eso dice bastante de ti (creo yo), y espero que poco a poco cada vez sea menos parte de la imagen de nuestro país en el extranjero. Greetings to all of you guys/saludos a tod@s :)

[@fathunnisa7722]

Fun fact: Indonesia has around 742 languages.. but Bahasa Indonesia is our one and only national/official language.

[@Melinx]

yeah... but i bet everyone only know or heard about 7 or 5 languages

[@sixpains1635]

Im sorry but thats horrible in terms of a communication system

[@4030yes]

@@sixpains1635 if y don't understand use national language=> bahasa Indonesia, all Indonesian can speak bahasa

[@yugyeomsrightfoot5929]

Umm.... Really YOU GUYS KNOW ABOUT 7 TO 8 LANGUAGES AT INDONESIA??? I only know 1 I should learn more😅😅

[@idontevenknow8646]

Wow that’s amazing. Is this because there are so many separate islands??? And do the cultures differ as well?

[@tylercornyn-lopez7340]

The Wal-Mart I go to has the guns and knives right next to the toys.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

grownup toys, saves me from taking a trip around the entire store.

[@artisticanimedreamerchohui1029]

Same

[@Yumnajfndkdjslsş]

Is it really true that u can get gun license so easily..like really XD XD istill cant believe ,like ithought that was anew thing sense the obama government

[@Parafaragaramus1]

@@Yumnajfndkdjslsş usually the license is only to carry it around with you. You only need an ID to buy a gun in most states. I have 2 handguns and a few rifles but don't have my license to carry so I can't put a handgun in my pocket and go to the store. If I had my license I could. I dont think theres any restrictions on rifles here. I can carry it down the street as long as I'm holding it in a non threatening way. I think getting a license is easy in Texas. I think it's one day in a classroom and one day shooting. If you pass then you take all the required paperwork and send it to the state and the state sends you your license in a few weeks.

[@tylercornyn-lopez7340]

@@Yumnajfndkdjslsş Yeah, like here in Washington state the day you turn 18 you're legally able to buy a rifle or shotgun as long as it doesn't have a pistol like grip. Like the most they do is a background check and make sure you're actually 18.

[@jonnedo3484]

siesta is real?? moving to spain

[@zereph4598]

it's real lmao but it's not that long, students don't have a break and if you work in an office you just have like an hour, not three as JangMin said but whtvr yea

[@arrj7002]

No🙄

[@kazoojisoo7231]

@@zereph4598 in Valencia and the region it's like that actually

[@Kralamelo]

its real mate

[@ATH420]

Many Spaniards do "Siesta". But not all the people. I would say that the 50-60%. I am Spanish and I don't do siesta.

[@dg8641]

In the US I don't even call the waiter I just wait till they stop by the table cuz they just come routinely😅 I think that's what most people do

[@ghxsty_]

Yeah we do that in England as well, I’d find it awkward to call out loud for them

[@chloetran2362]

That's actually kind frustrating. Like sometimes if the restaurant is busy, the waiter takes a long time to get back to our table and it's like we end up spending such a long time just....waiting.

[@ron65100]

It‘s also like that in switzerland

[@impuritiesshow]

Yeah usually if it’s taking too long I’ll kinda raise my hand to signal them but that’s only if it’s busy (:

[@faithfulrose5372]

Nah one time I had to wait an hour for my food I felt the right to yelled for them and they kept saying it’ll be done instead of telling me that they ran out the food but that’s my experience but usually I raise my hand if I see them

[@lalalayloo414]

Y'all must make a part 2!!! Very informative and entertaining to watch. Also, I miss Vai):

[@ivyjavier3234]

I suddenly miss Vai.. especially with these "difference videos" ❤❤

[@beatricerinaldi5039]

He asked us not to mention Vai in his comments. It makes him feel bad. Please don't do it

[@laXrockera691]

We all do, but like Beatrice mentioned... ☝

[@ZeynepSelvi]

@@beatricerinaldi5039 What happened?

[@chuugummy975]

Zeynep Selvi Yeah, what happened?

[@laXrockera691]

@@chuugummy975 Vai left Korea to go to college in Taiwan.

[@kimcastrochacon7227]

Yo me caso con el español 😍 osea, me parece que es súper guapo y esa mezcla de rasgos europeos y asiáticos es... Top top vaya 😂 dónde están los chicos españoles así que yo no los veo?!?!

[@hernanfelixcollanquiyana3609]

No es que te parezca guapo. La verdd es que el chico es demasiado guapo,de los hombres mas guapos del mundo

[@mikicerise6250]

No toques a mi marido!!

[@frankcastle10]

Aqui hay uno.

[@pol9ches659]

Actually in America they do have calling buttons in restaurants but ONLY in Japanese and Korean restaurants

[@marleewhaley2538]

Red Robin and Olive Garden have them now too

[@pol9ches659]

Oh that’s good

[@kaemincha]

lol not in the Japanese or Korean restaurants in my area

[@pol9ches659]

That’s sad

[@AngelusKnight-r6z]

It's so cool to see Jangmin here, that make it a little more entertaining because he speaks spanish. I'm from Puerto Rico and we also have two last names in here (Mother and father). Awesome video as always.

[@johna.2183]

6:33 "Sorry Jaein, that's no jam" 😂

[@barrabasxj600s]

sobre la parte española hay varias inexactitudes, no todos nos echamos la siesta, si trabajas en oficinas solo tienes una hora para comer con la bebida casi siempre (por no decir siempre) al menos en la zona de Madrid si que se come, siempre te ponen una tapa con la cerveza. Hasta en bares nocturnos he visto que te ponen algún aperitivo tipo frutos secos o gominolas

[@barrabasxj600s]

@@JoseGarcia-db9qu mi comentario va para Jangmin que lo entiende perfectamente

[@in080678]

Cierto. Además eso de que todo cierra de 2 a 5 pues va a ser que no. Al menos en Barcelona todo el centro está abierto ininterrumpidamente, igual que los centros comerciales. Únicamente algunos negocios de barrio cierran. Y la siesta sólo los findes pq entre semana mucha gente tiene un hora o más para llegar a casa imposible a mediodía. Y cenar a las 10 será en Elche porque cada vez más gente cena entre las 8 y las 9 y si tienes críos más todavía

[@torten6963]

En el norte no hay siesta practicamente, por cierto, el valenciano es un idioma reconocido? Creo que nunca lo habia escuchado, pensaba que era un dialecto del catalan xD

[@aroabeltran5698]

en el norte (bueno hablo desde bilbao, pero tampoco me suena que lo hagan en otros sitios del norte), no ponen comida con la bebida, en algunos sitios te sacan un platillo de frutos secos o aceitunas, pero normalmente si quieres comer también tienes que pagarlo

[@lalia3995]

@@in080678 Creo que más bien es en pueblos pequeños donde las tiendas cierran. Yo soy de un pueblo pequeño y es cierto que de 14:00 a 17:00 muchas tiendas están cerradas.

[@chewynum]

Australian culture time! There's a lot but here's some, I'm happy to answer more :D Dinner is sometimes called tea, we usually eat with plates on table, it's pretty rare to eat all together at a table. DO NOT TIP! It's weird our minimum wage is (meant to) enough for us, if a place works with tips they usually say it somewhere. I've heard our slang is quite tricky to understand, the more country you go the worse it will be. Spiders, snakes and our deadly wildlife actually don't bother us most of the time. Leave it alone and it leaves you alone. Both of our crest animals cannot walk backwards (Emu and Kangaroo) Yes our beaches are lovely, keep them that way and STAY BETWEEN THE FLAGS! IF YOU'RE UNSURE TALK TO A LIFEGUARD! They are super friendly and are always keen to help out. Try Vegemite, always try Vegemite and Timtams :D We have a lot of nature, please don't try to take it home, you will get yelled at. Our customs in the airports are insane for a reason, don't be dumb do research first. If swearing makes you uncomfortable, your in for a surprise it's basically built into our language at this point. Our age of consent is 16 while drinking is 18 TRY OUR FOOD AND WINE! Australia is world known for our food and drink, please go to local bars, local wineries, do tours! Plan your trips! Don't think You can go from Brisbane to Sydney in a few hours on a motorbike. We are a BIG country! Also If you plan to go outback WARN, PACK AND TELL PEOPLE! Ignorance in the bush can and will get you hurt or worse, the wildlife and weather is not your friend out there. Expect beauty, see wildlife never found anywhere else and above all, take photos and make memories, but PLEASE be smart :D

[@MARISHKALIS]

For me, Australia is both wonderful and scary at the same time. But so is my country too I think. I am proudly Mexican. Mexico is so rich in biodiversity, resources, culture, traditions and gastronomy but we also have the worst governmental management ever, we are hands down already conquered by the US. Our former president was Trump's toy and the next one seems to be in the same path. 🤢🤢🤢 There is a lot of violence, the government is killing people for their lands and to silence them, corruption is a common word here, even elementary school kids know what it means. The drug-lords sometimes are better people than politicians, at least they DO help the poor people of their area. Is so messed up and tiring all this stuff in some places but most of the Mexican territory is a paradise to visit.

[@Ashley-ub8sj]

i went to Australia over the summer, and it was wonderful!! i absolutely cannot wait to go back. the only thing that i didn’t like about the trip was the 15 hour flight, and the total of 26 hours of travel time to get from my home state to Brisbane 😅 everyone was so kind and tim tams are glorious

[@chewynum]

Yeah the trip there and back can be rough!

[@rapaelje]

been in aus as an international student for about 10 years, can't agree more with everything except the vegemite part it REALLY depends on your preferences so be aware that it may kill your tongue for about a good few hours :D

[@301th-wanderer]

A series like "the crew in [us, Japan, China, Spain]" would be so fun

[@sulbean8662]

cant forget korea

[@frenchkpopotaku9397]

In France : - We just eat 3 meals (or 4 if you have a snack) : breakfast, lunch at midday (normally, but it depends on families), snack at 4 PM and dinner at 7 PM (it depends on families too) - You can eat with your plane or your bowl on the table or in your hands, both are ok with us. But if you are on a table with family or in restaurant or in the refectory/canteen/cafeteria, it's better if you don't take your plane or bowl in your hands. But if you are with your friends in your house, or alone on your sofa, we don't care, do what you want to do !!! - we don't need to have a tip, and you can have a tip just if your job is Server or Taxi Driver. Because in France you have a sufficient salary, you have rights and you're protecting unlike the USA where you don't have a fixed salary. You don't have to give a tip but it's well seen in France, and you give a tip depending on the work of the person. If you are satisfied with his work, you can give a tip. - we just have French for our languages and after we have some dialects. - we can't have a gun in France, expect the police. - when you have a child, you can give to him or her, the mother's last name (if both are ok or if we don't know who is the dad of the child), but most often, you had your dad's last name. - in the subways or bus, most often, people have earphones and listen to music. people can talk with their friends but no loudy, and you can talk on the phone but almost nobody does it by modesty and respect or they speak normally on the phone but in another language, like that, nobody understands them lol - You don't walk on the streets alone, in France. The parents can be scared because of pedophiles or just because the children can have a accident. Parents leave alone their children when we have 11~12 years I think. It's difficult to me to give you an age because I didn't have a normally family (like handicaps, jobs that start early and end late,...) so I was left alone soon enough, around 7~8 years old. - You can start drinking and buy alcohol at 18 in France (19 in Korean age), but most often, 12 years old's children already drink alcohol several times. - often, the server takes a tour of the tables and asks if we want to take our order, but most often it's like what Dave and Jangmin do, just like an "excuse me" or lifted arm. - we drink alcohol during the meal, like wine, or during the appetizer or both! I'm sorry if my English is bad, I'm French so please forgive me and correct me if anything is wrong ! I hope I can help you to discover French culture !

[@LauM]

Ton anglais c'est très bon, en fait! The only things I could grasp that may have to be changed are "protected" instead of protecting, because you are receiving protection, not giving it. Also. "normal" instead of normally, because it is an adjective, not an adverb,. Besides from that, you just have a couple typos or the usual forgetting the n in "an" before a word that starts with a vowel, mais pour un texte si prolongé je crois que tu as un niveau impressionnant de logique dans ta rédaction. Desolée pour le mauvais français, j'etudié pendant quelques années, mais je suis sur que j'oublié toutes les mots; cependant, j'essaie de me communiquer dans cette langue quand j'ai l'opportunité. Salut depuis Mexique!

[@dariosierra2125]

3:35 No false, in Spain every people speak Spanish but in 5 regions:Cataluña, Valencia, País Vasco, Islas Baleares and Galicia they also speak the lenguague of the respective region

[@idgivemyentireheartto8738]

Some older people can't speak spanish. I know a friend who is from galicia that can only talk with his grandparents in Gallego, because they don't know how to speak in spanish (even when gallego is not that different with castilian, but whatever lol)

[@arielsmitg6719]

las baleares y valencia hablan catalan. Valencia acepto la confusion pero la gent de las Baleares siempre dice que hablan un dialecto del catalan

[@ChadSpittingTruth]

Some catalans dont so...

[@엠시티-y7j]

신선해요 데이브

[@엠시티-y7j]

스페인문화 궁금해지네요. 다른 차이도 많이 알수 있음 좋겠네요

[@sofiaflores8140]

In Mexico when you say "I'm coming" it means that you haven't even left the house 😂

[@user_ZS75HGV89Kh]

It is the same wherever it is.

[@인연-b3c]

저는 한국사람인데 스페인문화를 실천하고 있었네요! 하루 5끼ㅋㅋㅋ

[@간식시점]

이효원 의도치않겤ㅋㅋㅋ스페인문화 열심히 실천중이셨네요

[@스페인고은]

스페인 사람들은 완전 편하게 살고 있습니당 ㅎㅎㅎ 꼭 와 보세욤 시에스타를 체험해보는 사람들은 너무나 빨리 익숙해졌다고 많이 들었어요 ㅎㅎ

[@ssangchuuuu]

03:14 카탈루냐인과 바스크인은 과거에 각각 아라곤왕국, 나바라왕국의 신민들이었죠. 발렌시아는 엘시드가 죽은 곳이고 갈리시아는 수에비왕국이 있던 지역으로 순례길로 유명한 산티아고가 있는 지방이죠. 카스티야어가 지금의 스페인어로 알려진 언어로 알고있습니다. 중국도 지방마다 언어가 다르듯이 스페인도 지역이 광대하기에 민족도 다를겁니다. 확실한건 스페인인과 바스크인은 민족성이 다르지만 현재 한국가로 묶여져있죠.

[@DKsilverghost]

In Denmark we have a pretty big youth drinking culture. We don't have any restrictions on when you're allowed to drink alcohol (but you do have to be 16 to purchase and 18 to buy at bars/clubs). Most kids will probably start drinking at around 14-15 years old (I just looked it up and apparently Danmark holds the record in Europe where 92% of Danish 15-16-year-olds drink alcohol). Since people start drinking so young, usually our parents play a big role in the introduction of alcohol as well. A lot of the time you might have house parties with all your classmates where alcohol is present, but there will be a handful of parent at the house too just to make sure nothing goes bad or in case someone gets sick. Or at least that was my experience. I personally feel like young Danes drink a bit too much, but at least it's less than it used to be in the past.

[@faithfulrose5372]

plank in the US we don’t usually follow that 21 year age rule as longs you don’t get caught it’s ok like your parents can let you like my parents let me did but I don’t like alcohol or highschool parties might end up with alcohol somehow

[@sostumped4560]

Yeah but if you get caught you get sent in jail☹

[@CindyPOfficial]

Omg! In the Philippines, since we were a colony of Spain, we were able to adopt some of their culture. So we also have Siesta and it usually happens 1-3pm but it only applies to children. Children are forced to take naps during this time by their parents because it helps with growth. That’s what our parents say.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

it really just gives the parents some peace and silence for a few hours lol

[@박지민-i5w6b]

We have many language too lol

[@guhalaa]

Yeah also for the 'merienda'. It's not like everyday meal but still majority of people are familiar with it.

[@merrysallysmas]

Indonesian kids can relate lol

[@간-x9r]

Lol i can relate it AHAHAHA when i was young my mother forced me to sleep even tho im not sleepy🙁

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

It's *slightly* inaccurate to say they don't get paid if you don't tip waiters. No matter what, by law, they *will* make minimum wage if they don't make enough in tips. But it'd still suck to work that hard for so little.

[@nondeterministic]

He did note that they get paid around 2 bucks without tips into consideration.

[@eyelandgal]

They should raise the minimum wage then or something, it's so strange to me how a lot of servers act entitled to get tips but don't talk to their bosses/state reps/whomever in order to raise their pay.

[@MangoMuffin]

Plus it depends on what state too lol

[@labreesamurphy1423]

@@eyelandgal The average wage in the States is $7 and some change. There are some states that have $15 but the cost of living is ridiculous.

[@labreesamurphy1423]

@@nondeterministic but that's not minimum wage. They get $2 if they have good tips. If not, then they get paid minimum wage that state has.

[@niko-1921]

“everyone has guns” idk why that made me laugh so much

[@ArchesBro]

Actually only 20% of Americans own a gun, but there are far more guns in the US than people. So the average gun owner in the US has atleast 5 guns.

[@Drialeth]

Lol here in AZ you don't even need a license to conceal carry you just have to be 23

[@dandei545]

@@Drialeth wtf

[@jangtheconqueror]

@@ArchesBro My cousins are gun owners, can confirm. Gun owners seem to never just have one, they have like at least one of each type, pistol, shotgun, rifle, with semi auto, lever action, bolt action. Some historical collectors as well, who'll definitely have a lot

[@ArchesBro]

@@jangtheconqueror Yeah, most of my relatives and I have multiple guns. I think it is moreso that we have 1-2 shotguns between us, multiple old hunting rifles, a collection of AR-15s and similar modern rifles, and some people have concealed pistols or military service pistols. It really depends on what region someone is from and how wealthy they are.

[@rean0628]

혹시 축구선수 이름 차이 해주실수 있나요?

[@홍승헌-x3c]

오 좋다좋타

[@Leeddiddi]

사네 & 바이 & 쿠티뉴 & 데 브라위너 이런애들 발음이 다 달라

[@Knightdolphin]

스페인 원어로 들어보고싶긴히디.. 라모스 이니에스타 이런얘들..

[@honshin23]

왜냐면 유럽은 나라마다 알파벳 읽는 방법이 다르니까... 한국은 그 선수 국적대로 불러야 될지 아님 영어식으로 읽어야 될지 혼동함. 포르투갈 호날두 - 영국식 로날도 이런거... 근데 이건 나라마다 어쩔수 없는듯... 동아시아는 한자가 그런식임. 한국은 중국사람을 장쯔이, 탕웨이, 판빙빙같이 중국식 발음으로 불러주는데... 중국은 한국사람을 중국식 한자 발음으로 읽어버림. 그래서 중국어 모르면 나 부르는지 모름 그런데 일본사람은 또 그렇게 안읽음. 중국식 한자 발음으로 읽으면 이상한가? 왜 그러는지 모르겠음... 이름이 4자 이상되서 그런가?

[@현서현서-c7r]

좋아요!!!!

[@elysabethmantha7650]

That spanish guy is making me feel some things 😂 He’s so handsome

[@user-wo5ce7zo5z]

6:33 훅들어오지 마욬ㅋㄲㄱㅋㅋㄱㅋ멍때리다 개뿜었넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@estrellaromerorodriguez3294]

Jangmin en españa claro que comemos mientras bebemos!!! Las tapas!!

[@rafaelagredano9367]

él tomará cocacola.

[@Cami-jc1zg]

Amo cuando comparan el español porque al fin comprendo algo y me siento identificada UwU

[@u.u85]

THIS

[@sole4552]

Same

[@bryangonzales7821]

Love you guys! It would be awesome to meet you guys. Keep up the good work Dave! 🇺🇸🇯🇵🇰🇷🇪🇸

[@ziacooo]

제가 중학교에서 스페인어를 배우는데 가끔씩 선생님께서 장민 동영상도 보여주시고 데이브하고 장민 같이 나온 스페인어 배우는 영상도 보여주셨어요♥ 그리고 이번에 스페인어 주제발표를 하게 되었는데 주제를 스페인 문화로 하려고요! 이 영상 보고 깨달음이 왔어요ㅜ 이 영상 너무 교육적이고 좋네요 감사합니다!!

[@피스-o8o]

저흰 영어시간에 쌤이 영국남자 틀어줘요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@danielapreciado1988]

8:16 la sonrisa de JangMin

[@leechanghyun]

오!! 한국과 다른점이라서 신기하고 재밌는 거 같아용!! 데이브란 채널이 있어서 이런 한국과 다른 문화특징에 대해서 또 한번 알고가네욤! ㅎㅎㅎ또 스페인 세계에서 제일 많이 쓰는 말 아닌감??..미국이 한국보단 자연스럽고 자유로운거 같네용!!

[@kaylinsmith6921]

I've been rude in every Korean restaurant I've ever gone to, as I often pick up my rice bowl. Damn. But I guess I can always go to Japan. Also, this video totally makes the US sound like a dumpster fire. And it is.

[@katy36596]

Right? I always do it because is way more comfortable, specially with rice and ramen

[@kaylinsmith6921]

I'm also usually sitting across from a Singaporean, who just shovels food into his face from a close distance. So I blame him. 😂

[@Fintech0912]

Why do you speak so negatively about your country? I'm sure United States also have amazing things

[@kaylinsmith6921]

@@Fintech0912 Sure, there's opportunities. But there's nothing to be proud of. Have you seen our President? Taken a look at Congress? Land of the Free, where prisons are full, lots of people are on drugs, and minorities (POC, trans people, etc.) have their rights and LIVES threatened daily? That's why I speak negatively about it. Because it deserves no praise.

[@elkieelkie]

아니힐링 America is messy like all countries. I feel people bash on America too much, but a lot of the negative things are true. But there are very good reasons for some problems like the gun problem everyone has guns and loves their guns. So you can’t take away the guns. (Also America is very big and each region is different with a huge population .) But some things like racism are fixable, but the general population is afraid to address the issue. Because it would start a whole debate that is deeply rooted in our past. In my opinion a lot of Americans are over dramatic and very opinionated. So things don’t get solved

[@bamwoo_x6349]

Please do another video like this but with a French person~ It will be very funny 😉😂😊

[@piked774]

he did, have you seen it?

[@bamwoo_x6349]

pi ked Yes i saw I was so happy 😂😄

[@hbapower8947]

I'm viewing this video for the 10th time...i think Dave and his friends did a great job...hope to see more in the future...

[@jamesrolland7929]

I just love the way erina makes those sound effects

[@diegosavage93]

Dave and Jangmin are similar height (Jangmin may have a slight edge) but the difference in broadness of their shoulders are massive! Nice vid tho.

[@achooe5443]

Jangmin’s shoulders are no joke. And he looks good too

[@beteese6700]

JangMin: "Spain has 4 languages". Indonesians in the comments: "Indonesia has 742 languages". Papua New Guinea: *Watching in +800 languages* .

[@Alejojojo6]

Well Indonesia is 10 times Spain xD... and in Spain we have 7 languages and three dialects of Spanish. He just skipped the minor ones. At least more languages than those of Korea, Japan or the USA hahaha

[@quantumsoma2585]

​@@Alejojojo6​ Actually, the US has around 150 native languages that are still spoken today. At one time, California was arguably the most linguistically diverse place on the planet, with at least 20 major language families spoken there (modern Europe only has 3, excluding isolates).

[@oliy1735]

wow Korea has only 1 languages

[@frankcastle10]

@@quantumsoma2585 There is a big difference between native (the native is usually quite isolated, in Spain it does not happen. If we do it like this, Spain has many more languages. But they would not become official, like those mentioned) and official. Here the official languages ​​are spoken by the majority of the population depending on their state / community.

[@Endera87]

Great video Dave! it was sooooo funny. Please invite Jangmin again jaja

[@user-pz8mz7gd5l]

다음에는 러시아 분이 오셔서 영상에 같이나왔으면 좋겠어요!! ㅠㅠ 제가 러시아문화에 대해 더 알고싶은데 주변에 러시아사람이 많이있는것도아니라..ㅠㅠ 부탁드릴게요!😍❤

[@jkc8367]

블라디보스톡에 한번 놀러오시는게...

[@김성재-p6w]

거기는 차가워서 갑자기 분위기 싸해지면 진짜 추워요...그리고 북측보단 남측에 인구가 몰려있고 남측보다 북측이 분위기가 더 싸해요 그래서 북측이 사건사고가 더 많고 남측들이 북측애들한테 시비 안 걸어요

[@deanhamish7934]

저는 러시아서 사람이고 한국어를 공부합니다. (Sorry, i've just started learning korean. I don't why am i writing that...)

[@xohyuu]

@international playboy Скажите пожалуйста. Как говорить (что А, то Б) по-корейски? И эти провильные; 'в день уныния','смиряться в ~'. Это Если жизнь тебя обманет... Пушкина. я думаю, что 'в день уныния' 'в днём уныния' и 'смиряться в ~' 'смиряться с ~'

[@user-pz8mz7gd5l]

@@ccpvirus3915 엇 저도 방금알게되었네요 ㅠㅠ!! 알려주셔서 감사합니다~

[@cherubi3045]

총기 소지 관련해서 조금만 설명충이 될게요 오해가 없도록! 누가 가서 문제가 생기지 않길 바라는 마음에서 ㅎㅎ 미국 내 모든 주가 총기 소지 자체를 허용하는 것은 아니구요, 주마다 법이 달라요. 대부분 남부쪽의 주들을 비롯한 오픈 캐리 스테이트 에서는 데이브가 말한 것처럼 자격증만 있으면 마트갈 때도 총기를 소지할 수 있구요. 그래서 지인이 말하길 이런 오픈 캐리 주에서는 은행원들도 은행에서 총기를 가지고 근무한다고 하더라구요. 그렇지 않은 주에서는 자격증이 있어도 공공장소로 가져갈 수 없는 주가 있어요. 하지만 크게 자격증만 있으면 "소지/ own" 할 수 있는 것은 맞아요. 공공장소(아무데나) 가져 갈 수 있냐 없냐의 차이가 있구요.

[@leelee7718]

애틀란타 출신이라 그런 듯ㅋ

[@sdlion7287]

Mexico sounds similar to Spain except there's no siesta time. Your break might vary between half an hour or 2 hours. Another interesting trivia: * The kiss on the cheek to women (friends) as a greeting are mostly just touching the cheek with your cheek, DON'T ACTUALLY KISS THEM. (Old people will tend to do this tho, with their younger ones) * When you met someone new is normal to get the right greeting wrong (specially to women). Some men will instinctively greet always with a kiss to women, and also some women will expect that too (you will realize through their body language, but is usually fast and both will know they made a mistake). On the other side, some won't feel comfortable (men or women) and you might get that awkward when someone expected a kiss and the other only extended his hand. * Mexico regards highly good manners, most people doesn't realize we tend to be very polite. Lots of people may be rude, but having good manners helps a lot to anyone and is appreciated. Examples: when you pass by someone eating (even a stranger) is good manners to say "provecho" (like "bon appetite"); greet anyone giving you a service: say "good day" and thanks to the clerk; to the bus driver; to the guards of your house complex, etc. Don't push, tap lightly on the shoulder and say "compermiso" (excuse me). There's a lot of little things that makes "mexicans are walm, nice and welcoming" true, and some are habits. * You can vote and (legally) drink at 18. We have an universal ID for this (INE credential). You have it, you can vote, you can buy alcohol. * Arms are legal but heavily regularized. You need a permission to own one and you get it directly from the local Army office (I don't know a lot about this, so it may be inaccurate). * You can't buy alcohol after midnight, or after 22:00hrs on Sunday. On some special dates (like presidential elections) you can't buy alcohol at all. * It's illegal to drink alcohol on public spaces (streets, neighborhood parks, etc) * There's spicy salsas and not spicy salsas.... if someone tells you "that salsa is not hot" it might be still a bit spicy for you tho. * There's a lot of street food :D

[@richellegeronimo1614]

I'm not a mexican but I've been living here for almost 5 years and I've noticed some (if not all) loves to put Lime and chili powder to different food 😅

[@수고해섭]

Indonesian also do the kiss on the cheeks thing, but only old ppl di taht.

[@sdlion7287]

@@richellegeronimo1614 jajajajajaj that's completely true! We just put lime and chili powder on everything. Growing as kids we develop a taste for sour, spicy and salty things...... and we regret that while approaching our 30's since most will develop gastritis (though it seems it's something genetic and native viruses related). PD: American Limes here are Limones, and American Lemons are more similar to mexican Limas (Limón =/= Lemon... and Lima =/= Lime)

[@richellegeronimo1614]

@@sdlion7287 hahahaha yeah so true 😂

[@marieemmakim4070]

You could show the differences of gestures in different countries. It will be very interesting. For example, how to count with fingers, calling people with hands, and how to knock the door etc.

[@vetaniellecalya1662]

So... I'm from Czech republic. We have also a few interesting facts. 1. It's not so crazy to wear socks in sandals. Now it's starting to be a little weird for younger generation, but for people around 40ties and older, it's quite normal. 2. When you visit someone's place and he says to you not to take your shoes off, you HAVE to immediately take them off. It's considered as really, really rude, because nobody wears their shoes in home. Just slippers (idk if that's the correct word). 3. When you speak czech, you understand slovak and vice versa. That's because until 1992 we were one country - Czechoslovakia. But it's better for slovaks, because they listens to the czech more than czechs to slovak. That's because we have really good dubbing of movies or series so slovaks sometimes buys rights for playing czech versions. 4. We are one of the few countries in European Union, who have their own currency (czech crowns - české koruny). It's not like we have some privilegies, but EU said to discuss it and to convey when we'll be using euros, but we somehow didn't set up the date when, so... Yep, that's normal for our nationality 😊 Hope you like it and please don't think that czechs are really weird 😊😊

[@LauM]

A few years ago I had the fortune to be in your country (I'm from Mexico), and the thing about your currency really stood up to me, 'cause it seemed funny that I could buy ice cream either with czech crowns or euros.

[@찬쥬-x2y]

데이브님 감기조심하세용~

[@Nhuugtrrf]

술을 뎁혀먹는것은 한국,중국에도 있어요 유명하지 않아서 그렇지 관우가 잔이 식기전에 돌아오겠다는 유명한 대사에서 알 수 있죠

[@chriskim9544]

네 한국 90년대에는 정종 데워서 마셨어요. 저분이 어려서 잘 모르는겁니다.

[@Nhuugtrrf]

@@chriskim9544 맞아요 또 고등학교때 한 교사경력이 오래되신 국어선생님이 계셨는데 예전에 할머니랑 단둘이서만 사는 학생네 집으로 가정방문을 가셨었는데 할머니께서 주전자에 술을 댑혀오셨는데 그게 맥주였다는군요 ㅋㅋㅋ 아마 오래전 일인데다가 아주 깊은 시골이어서 맥주가 귀했는데 아들을 가르쳐주시는 선생님이 오셨다고 정성스럽게 귀한 술을 내오시는데 마시는 방법을몰라 평소에 하시던데로 내오셨다는거죠 이 사례만을 보아도 술을 대워마시는 문화가 꽤 보편적이었다는것을 알 수 있죠

[@김미나-k3n5s]

장민님 너무 귀여우신것 같아요 아진짜ㅜㅠ 5:40 여기 10번 넘게 돌려본것 같아요ㅠㅠ