"Cultural differences" between India and Korea

[@priyabharti2260]

As an indian I really love one think face and clothes depends on mood . If we not in the mood we walk on the streets in t- shirt and lower that's really funny think😂😂

[@pixie_lilac]

So true🤣 I could dress really good or dress like a homeless person and no one would even care 😂

[@priyabharti2260]

@@pixie_lilac yes

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

& Lol With absolutely looking like as if just woke up, if not in mood to groom our look even lil bit at all.

[@priyabharti2260]

@@trusfratedbunny2215 I think when we are woke up . That look is stunning look 😂

[@Fhfdgh890]

Mere dil ki baat bol di tumne😂😂😂

[@rp7789]

Honest , Frank and without any hesitation of being politically correct .. this girl spoke her mind. This is how you articulate and this what majority of Indians think but somehow the image of India is projected in wrong way by our own elites.

[@ankitasharma-it3rj]

wow literally proud of you girl. the way you answered every single question with facts n maturity is really amazing it proves how informed and educated you are about both the countries. also thanks alot for not sounding like any random immature kdrama fan living in their heads.😊😊😊

[@voidmain9519]

@Rashmi Ranjan Swain stop your bullshit hatred

[@itsnotme2575]

@Rashmi Ranjan Swain madam open your eyes and look around yourself. There are NO jobs. Literally no jobs! Only IIT and IIM graduates hardly get jobs, rest of us have to emigrate! Sure Modi and Jaishankar are working hard but still! Where are the jobs?? We still have highest unemployment. Dont sit at home and make uninformed comments without knowing ground reality

[@cute_anusha]

She is so well read and intelligent

[@mahesh619ra]

​@@itsnotme2575so watching Korean videos makes you rich 😂, just accept you are koreaboo

[@hr0000]

I am happy how piyusha gives her honest opinion !!

[@officework7041]

She's so well spoken omg ❤ her knowledge and the way she articulates her thoughts are super. I would like her to start her own channel and teach us about East Asia or whatever she's studying. It would be great.

[@harshaliygadgil]

Bibim Korea - I have a question and suggestion?! WHY is this video not subtitled in Korean as well? Who exactly is your target audience? I will give you the benefit of the doubt but I still feel this is just to increase views from the Indian market for obvious reasons. If you really mean to raise awareness about India in South Korea, then this video should have Korean subtitles. Piyusha did a great job.

[@itsnotme2575]

It doesn't matter if it has Korean subs, Koreans never watch these videos nor are they interested in knowing about India. They're obsessed w the west and white skin. They anyway think all Indians are ugly and poor and don't want to be associated w us

[@Une_Baguette]

You must know it takes quite amount of time to make subs and in many cases it still takes a day or two to put that up after uploading the video. And even if there's only English subs, what's wrong with that? It will still be meaningful for Indians and other English speakers to know the guest's experience in and opinions on Korea.

[@harshaliygadgil]

@@Une_Baguette We Indians know everything about our country, know? I have read and seen first hand the amount of prejudice and stereotypes, misconceptions and BS that is attached to my country's name in Korea. I have lovely Korean colleagues who were shocked to know about real India as the image of my country painted in South Korea is ridiculous and wrong. I have seen the hell that breaks loose if one types 'India' in Korean language on KZbin. The 10 part video series from South Korean KZbinrs who visit India for clout and views and purposely visit the poorest and dirtiest parts in the country, eat at unhygienic places, take cheap transport and live at shady hotels which maligns the image and name of my country. It is shameful. The disrespect and racism is unreal and so many Indians living in South Korea have also shared similar experiences. And it is the opposite in India. Indian people adore South Korea and it's people of course because of K-pop and K-drama and because of some similarities between the cultures are always interested in all things related to South Korea. So it is South Korea which needs to know the real India and need awareness and not my country. It is South Koreans need to start respecting India and get over their prejudices and not vice-versa. So my question was valid! It was a genuine question because many people make videos about India in order to earn views as we are the highest populated country and the video tends to go viral easily. Anyway, the other girl answered my question.

[@sarcasticsree]

​@@harshaliygadgil facts !🔥

[@ranjanasharma335]

Korean subtitles hai bro! but yeah your comment about using india for clout is sooooooooooo true

[@insp.irational17]

I just love how honest piyusha is ✨❣️ and Ryan is such a good listener.. 🤌

[@xijinping9024]

Wow how in a lovely way she degrading her own nation by saying that delhi is not safe for girls at night instead infact every nation have the same problem but by mentioning them is quite disrespectful... If she doesn't like india... And just go and never come back...

[@RealMeRM129]

​@@xijinping9024 kiu ghalat kya bola...nirvaya case 9-9:30 ke aspas hua tha...don't you remember?

[@xijinping9024]

@@Rishi-5897 ok if you love india then stop degrading your country.. Even in Korea girls are not safe.... Why Don't you say a word on them??? Do you know japan??? World's most devloped country even in japan daily girls are being sexually harassed while traveling in metro's... So indians also say that korea and japan are not safe for girls... The percentage of sexual harrasment of girls in india is much lesser if you compared with your lovely western nations.. So please keep that in your mind....😆😆😆😆

[@rajendrakalari9467]

​@@xijinping9024the first step towards solving a problem is speaking about it openly.

[@xijinping9024]

@@RealMeRM129 even girls are not safe in the country like Japan.. Lots of girls are sexually harrassed during traveling in metro .......

[@eveelyn4290]

She explained everything really well

[@zomacchy16]

Not everything she said was true like the income gap

[@Seaweed.Brain.]

Clearly explained the differences.....🔥🔥

[@짠돌-z7w]

한국인들이 더 개방적으로 바뀌어야 하는게 맞습니다 하지만 다른나라에서 오신 분들도 한국어와 한국문화에 대해 배우시는게 좋을것 같네요 사실 한국인들 대부분은 다른 사람들에게 관심이 없습니다 다른 사람들에게 피해 안주려하고 다른 사람들에게 피해받는것도 싫어하죠 하지만 도움을 청하면 대부분 도와줍니다 그걸 배려라고 생각하는 사람들이 많거든요 한국에 정착하시려는 분들은 일단 한국어를 배우시고 한국문화를 배우세요 그리고 부당한 대우를 받으시면 주변에 요청하세요 도움이 필요하신 경우에도 마찬가지입니다 도움 요청하세요 대부분은 잘 모르는 사람이라도 선의를 가지고 도와드릴겁니다 그리고 적응하시고 이 사회의 일원이 될 수 있게 노력하셔야 합니다 그래야 한국에서 여행이 아닌 거주를 할 수 있을겁니다 한국은 바쁘고 치열한 경쟁사회이고 모든 면에서 타이트 할 겁니다 이런 생활이 맞아야 한국에서 살기 편할거에요

[@jae-hyoungkim7538]

정확하십니다!

[@divyabattu5576]

예!그것이 그녀가 말한 것입니다. 어느 나라나 좋은 사람과 나쁜 사람이 있습니다. 모든 국가에는 다른 관습, 관습 및 습관이 있습니다. 하지만 서로의 문화는 이해하고 동의하면 모두 함께 할 수 있습니다. 나는 한국인이 아니므로 실수를 해서 미안하다. 나는 너희 모두를 사랑해🙆❤❤.

[@tulika_9519]

Inclusiveness & Exclusiveness.. Definitely a very big cultural difference in both countries 💯 India is far more diverse and heterogeneous country. That's why more inclusive towards outsiders too. We don't mind including foreigners in our family gatherings or festivals. Or accepting their culture. In India, we can talk to strangers also...treat each other like long lost friends 🤣 Piyusha is quite well spoken girl ❤️ True Marathi mulgi 👍

[@saeefa]

Yet statistic suggest India is considered more racist compared to Korea

[@liloistheendiahater]

And dir-

[@EagleOverTheSea]

I am surprised that she is a Patil. She sounds like she has a Delhi accent.

[@itsnotme2575]

Yeah but all that doesn't matter cuz most of the cities are very unsafe, so not much freedom while travelling. Diversity and culture is not gonna matter if we don't fix basic issues like safety and cleanliness.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

She's from a metropolitan, hugely developed urban region mumbai where ppl r bit influenced from west, so inclined to individualistic as west but That's not true for whole india overall, What's true is that Yeah we r very welcoming & inclusive of others since ancient times due to being pluralistic, diverse society & heterogenous nation ourselves from always Unlike Skorea (that's why we got invaded by multiple Outsider islamic invaders & british colonizers for past 100 centuries who all took advantage of this open-hearted, welcoming, accepting, tolerating & making others inclusive with us Nature/culture of indians) But culturally Our society have strong sense of community & collectiveness too aka it's collectivistic, promotes social cohesion and interdependence since ancient times (that ain't mean being exclusive/unaccepting of others) while still somehow manage to/kind of value the individualism of one to some extent within that collectivism in society as well.

[@sahanajb4472]

She speaks facts. Wow, ryan is also amazing

[@sumangollapudi6782]

Very matured and good clarity

[@arjundas7078]

How humble that guy is! And she nailed it. Though I'm not an indian i can relate all that thing she said. Because i'm from Bangladesh.

[@yuurishibuya4797]

10:01 hold on, while we do talk to strangers easily, we don’t invite them home that easily. We do take our time to judge and then proceed.

[@Hurricane0721]

India and South Korea are so vastly different in culture that it’s difficult to believe that the two countries are a part of the same continent! This was a very well done interview from both of you. Good work!

[@helloworld-ti5zs]

​​@꼬링내 It is difficult to understand for me. I just wear what I want, do what I want without paying any attention to others. Once I had to be bald as I was sick and I walked in the streets 😂😂😂 with an indifferent face. None of your business, guys.

[@banumathipalanisamy2702]

As a Tamil, I am seeing a lot of similarities culturally and linguistically

[@madhugreenleaf11]

It is very similar to Indian culture.

[@vega4147]

Same continent? Ok, we are both on earth but it's nearlly 4700 km apart each other. India and Korea are apart each other like India and Europe are.

[@madhugreenleaf11]

@vega4147 Asia is big and korea and India are on the same continent. Culturally, India and Korea are mirror images, exactly the same. Only difference is korea is extremely urbanized while a large part of India is still rural.

[@ehowlduwk2998]

여러민족들이 하나의 국가로서 존재하는것과 하나의 민족이 모여사는 국가 와의 차이 라고 봅니다,

[@ramkirankalla1306]

As Indian cultured is based on a thought "all people in the world belongs to one Family", Vasudhaiva kutumbakam (Vasudhaiva Family). Indians are Inclusive and are very tolerant. She is very good at answering all the questions in a very matured way with good knowledge. Thank you very much Piyusha

[@niyatipawar7]

Love this girl ...the way she represents India❤

[@oasosaocsae]

외국 사람한테 한국 문화를 바라지 말라고 하면서 왜 외국인을 배척하냐 하면은 뭐라고 해야 하나요?? 문화도 존중 못받고 본인들 인정해달라는 말인가요 ?? 저도 해외사면 적어도 그나라 문화를 인정 하면서 그나라 예의는 지킵니다

[@suvithak6166]

It is not only happen in india ..I is also happen in korea ..I would say india also safest country indeed. May be we are lack some where.. now a days we are trying to overcome this...

[@divyabattu5576]

She mentioned some of the critical points like; 1. "This is from my own experience". 2. Not everyone is same or nor the system that they follow is same in the country even if it is Korea or India. Both countries have good and bad people. 3. Understanding the culture and accepting it ( again it is applicable for both Koreans and Indians) 4. She also explained clearly the advantages & disadvantages of being in Korea and India. Because India is good in some aspects whereas, Korea is good in some other aspects. 5. And also, she didn't say one has to change their culture for the foreigners. But, she hoped for better so that Indians/any foreigners and Koreans can develop their bond and mutual respect. 6. One more thing, she didn't say any rude things about Korea. She just stated facts that she observed during her journey. She is very respectful and she also said Korea is a good country to live in when you adopt to it's culture. Since, India is a very large and diversed country with 28 states has different cultures, languages, food etc. So you can't expect same behaviour from everyone. But whatever she said is a typical Indian behaviour who welcome others heart warmingly. Anyways, don't judge her because, she is honest and respectful towards both countries. Hope you understand 🙆🙆.

[@srisri-iu4oq]

Love from south India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@Nidhi1307]

She is honest for sure 💜

[@putriamanda8241]

I have an Indian friend and I was invited to visit his house in Mumbai, his family welcomed me very well and friendly, because according to them guests are gods🤗

[@tommo9208]

About Mumbai and Delhi!! It's so true. I live in Delhi, I cannot stay late outside after 11:30 pm. But, visited mumbai in 2022, I couldn't believe, I was with my family, people were walking with their friends and family without fear late at night. Wow. You can walk freely(late night) in ahmedabad, gurugram and bengaluru too.

[@mrlord8519]

depends on area though

[@assgl7693]

Gurugram really

[@MantraForKids]

Gurgaon .. 11 baje baad ?? bhai 8-9 baje baad ladke ko nikalne main fatti hai

[@cbs2476]

What do you think makes such a difference between Delhi and Mumbai?

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

Phenkna band kr Meri khood phat ti hai Gurgaon me raat ko nikalna

[@lifestylewithpriya1]

Thanks piyusha for representing India in korea 🤗 love korea too & would love to visit someday! Keep making more videos with ur korean friends speaking in English or u even teaching them hindi..it will be fun to watch

[@xohyuu]

When will LifestylewithPriya go to 南韓[ROK]? | Пeрeмога Үкраїнi!

[@maomitae3009]

I am from Nepal,age system of Nepal and Korea are same.we also count the year we were born it means you would be one year on the day you were born. And one more same thing is we say our home our school our country our mom dad friends too but we respect and welcome our guest kindly warmly, i can proudly say that Nepalese people are so kind and they welcome everypeople that come to our country very warmly and respectfully.

[@kdjoshi726]

Korea just abolished that law.

[@maomitae3009]

@@kdjoshi726 yepp i know but ending the law doesn't mean people can change their mindset that fast here in nepal also young people use international age but old ones cannot change their habit and mindset it needs time to completely remove it from people's mind.

[@jhee1423]

이 영상은 이해하기도 공감 하기도 힘든 부분이 많네요 감정 상하실까봐 더 이상은 말하지 않겠습니다...;;;

[@prerna241]

Piyusha, India is on its way to become well connected with no. Of transport facilities emerging at a really cheap fare. Right from Vande Bharat which aims to connect cities in India with their speed and the new projects of highways which aim to connect the whole India.

[@heavyhibi]

U didnt understand her point. She said by cmparing it. India is a huge country its improving but not really that connected thats why everyone has a bike or a car. And she said in Korea u wound nt find the need to buy one.

[@itsnotme2575]

She was making a comparison, and in comparison, the Indian public transportation is still verryyy far behind

[@prerna241]

@@heavyhibi And what I’m saying is that we’re also developing. I didn’t deny that Korea isn’t more well connected, I just wanted to point out that we’re on our way to development in infrastructure as well.

[@prerna241]

@@itsnotme2575 I can very well listen to what’s going on, I’m not denying her claim. I wanted to point out that my country is developing too now. And idk whether you’re aware of the upcoming projects but India is on its path of modernisation regarding transport.

[@kdjoshi726]

That Vande bharat train has just started. There's still so many villages here that don't even have a train station that is not the case for Korea

[@siddhartha5186]

Bless her. Love her for her greatness and flair in understanding the nuances

[@kdjoshi726]

15:39 wow suddenly Japanese? Welp Ig that's her hinting towards learning Japanese. As a fellow Japanese leaner, I'd say that's really good to hear

[@eugeniosabater8449]

I wanna see more of Piyusha! She's so humble!

[@cutebunny6335]

Her "so desu ne" was so cute

[@hyun6505]

한국사람들 보통 집초대는 친해도 잘 안해요 거의 밖에서 만나는걸 선호하지 집은 가족의 공간 내 사적인 공간이란 생각이 많죠

[@123carth]

그것도 최근 20년 정도 문화지 90년대까진 친구나 지인을 집으로 초대하는 건 흔했습니다 이건 한국 문화도 아니고 실상 극도로 개인주의적인 미국이나 유럽인들보다 더 집에 초대를 안하는 대체 정체를 알 수가 없는 문화입니다

[@pinetworkminer8377]

@@123carth 물론 개인 차이는 있겠지만 2000년대초반까지는 많이 했던걸로 기억합니다. 90년대까지만해도 아파트에서 반상회 흔히 했던걸로 기억해요.

[@jae-hyoungkim7538]

​@@123carth 일본 문화죠.

[@vega4147]

​​@@123carth 아무래도, 한국사회가 너무 경쟁적인 사회이고 여자도 모두 일을 하는 상황이라 사람을 초대하기 위해 준비하고 요리하고 할 시간이 없기 때문에 더 간편하게 밖에서 만나는 문화가 활성화된거 같아요. 서양에서 물론 여자들이 일을 하지만 휴가가 길고, 한국처럼 일 길게 하지 않아서 사람 초대할 시간적, 정신적, 체력적 여유가 있기 때문에 그런게 아닐까 생각되요. 특히 인도는 여성들이 대부분 일을 안하고, 남자가 사람들 초대하면 요리및 준비는 거의다 여자들 몫이죠. 또는 싼 임금에 부리는 사람들이 요리하거나요. 그것도 큰 이유 중 하나라 생각해요.

[@jindalsahab5056]

She is so on point 🔛👌

[@melodycafe2611]

Nice video💜 We Indians love our culture also we respect others culture🙌 You both did a good job 😍

[@nidsnegi8036]

I loved her answers😍🔥

[@MaharaniTiffin]

Disagree with the individualistic part about india. All asian countries are collectivistic in nature. Arranged marriage, religion, culture custom all comes in collectivist cultures. Log kya kahenge is the core aim. So india is a collectivisitic country with few metros and urban cloud adopting individualistic homes

[@shubhamraj5582]

Let's hope Korea will gate more aware about my country and we will have a grate relationship

[@blackbelt2000]

fun fact: Did you know that back in ancient Korea one of the kings married someone from India and became queen. I agree with you, hopefully India and Korea become closer together.

[@user-fo1gu5pu1z]

it's not possible , because they are into white skin

[@arnabdas7019]

@@user-fo1gu5pu1z Its their preference.

[@itsnotme2575]

yeah not gonna happen xD This guy might be nice but Koreans in general hate dark skinned people, esp Indians. They think all Indians are slum dwellers and don't want to be associated with us at all. Fun fact: according to them, Indians are one of the ugliest in the world

[@kaustubhraizada]

@@user-fo1gu5pu1z colonialism hangover

[@솜인형-r3y]

집에 초대하지않는 까닭은 나의 개인적인 공간이기 때문에 혼자 편안히 있고 싶기때문입니다

[@123carth]

그것도 최근 20년 정도 문화지 90년대까진 친구나 지인을 집으로 초대하는 건 흔했습니다 이건 한국 문화도 아니고 실상 극도로 개인주의적인 미국이나 유럽인들보다 더 집에 초대를 안하는 대체 정체를 알 수가 없는 문화입니다

[@AskMe-fl2sm]

In India,u won’t have personal space at all.if u have anything to talk with newly formed friends,we prefer home rather than restaurant.everyday some relatives come to my house.

[@By_me200]

​@@AskMe-fl2smyes

[@p____7290]

She's way honest. 👍

[@hemasharma7389]

This video was so fun to watch.🥺💕

[@omannamwar3383]

कोरियन नाटके खूप चांगली आहेत मला ती खूप आवडतात luv ❤to Korea 🇰🇷 from India 🇮🇳 .

[@alphabetagamma12]

She’s very thoughtful and perceptive and I enjoyed listening to her.

[@ArubaAmsterdam]

I've a suggestion - You guys should start-up a "Touring Business" - pick up tourists from the Airport, arrange hotels stay, and take tourist to place of interest in Korea - (Don't forget the K-Drama Locations :) Pubs, bars, museums, and food!

[@Sunyi_park]

such a analytical interview ,No body tried to overpower otherone.

[@ADsGoodTimes]

Being an Indian, i would like to highlight the fact that in many parts of India like from the northern part ,don't consider the northeast people to be an Indian. There's a discrimination still going on. Northeast people are either called "Chinese" or "Korean" because of the facial features. So I think beauty standards in India is also rigid.

[@oogaboogass]

Yeah we're honestly worse than them 💀

[@Ni44g_aa]

Lol it's really not that bad infact i saw ne PPL bullying other state PPL when my father was posted there 💀

[@Ni44g_aa]

And yep I'm from east india and it doesn't matter to me ne PPL have same features as me when i was younger and was posted in Assam i literally never thought that we have discrimination too...i always thought we all looked same and we r humans 💀💀

[@srikantholuguthula2190]

Most of the people in never crossed there states haven't traveled across the country...... even me from South India i went to Delhi only once which outside my state..... It's a alienating feel....... My only knowledge about country get known from internet...... Most of the well educated friends they can't tell names of the all states of India and its language and culture......

[@prerna241]

People weren’t aware of the changes in facial features of people that are Indian but do not look like them. People aren’t that racist now as they’ve come to know through internet and stuff that in the NE peoppe look different from the ones in North and have accepted the fact that those people are as Indian as the them. Ofcourse there are some douches who purposely try to be an arse but the racism before was mostly due to lack of knowledge. You cannot compare the racism in India (which is now diminishing) to that of Korea.

[@tayhaanees]

As a resident of Mumbai India, who has travelled to other well known cities of the world…NYC, LA, London, Auckland…I have to say that Mumbai definitely compares to them…yes it’s expensive to live here as well as is the business city vibe it has, crowds & bustle, cleanliness etc. but I’ve never struggled to travel here…you have transportation of all kinds that’ll take you everywhere & to suit every pocket, the same goes for cuisine, grocery’s, clothing…everything. So I guess it depends on where in India you live. Out of curiosity I once googled the base price of housing in the Gangnam area of South Korea & it prompted that it started at $60,000/-…and upwards; converted to INR that’s about ₹5 to ₹6 lakh…which seemed reasonable in comparison to where I stay..which isn’t even downtown Mumbai & the basic 1bhk prices here are still close to a crore. So I think it’s all relative

[@minal2505]

$60,000 is not 5lakhs INR, it's around 50 lakhs INR!!

[@tayhaanees]

@@minal2505 right…still way less that Mumbai real estate prices imo

[@raghavrathore3698]

​​@@tayhaanees mumbai real estate is inflated because it's a economic hub. All the economic hubs around the world are expensive for a reason. Talking about mumbai its a organized mess compared to other economic hubs around the globe. Traffic is really bad ,no city planning, flooding issues during monsoon, open potholes etc are a huge problem. Talking about the money spent on buying a home in mumbai is absolutely not worth it most of the rental homes are in pretty bad conditions. Expensive in mumbai doesn't mean quality.

[@ggiidvnjc]

매매가격이 아니라 전세 혹은 월세계약의 보증금 가격임. 강남 주택이 6만달러라니, 웃고갑니다. 전세가격도 최소 15만 달러 넘어갈텐데...6만 달러 보증금에 월세 500달러에서 800달러 정도면 강남에서는 좁은 원룸가격도 안됨. 제일 낙후되고 싼 집입니다. 한국에는 전세 라고 하는 방식의 계약이 있다. 6만 달러로는 시골 주택 사기도 힘들어요...다들 꿈에서 깨어나세요...강남에서 집사려면 최소 100만달러는 필요해요..

[@피에타-x5w]

6만달러요? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 화장실도 못 삽니다

[@dazzlingdeep6104]

I think Piyusha has not travelled to many villages in India which have very good communication, which have even better communication than most villages in korea.

[@itsnotme2575]

You missed her point. Some of the biggest cities in India like Agra, Indore, Bhopal, Lucknow, Musoorie etc have veryyyy bad air and rail connectivity. Very few flights from very few cities go there. And forget about villages, for most villages you'll need to take a personal taxi or car meanwhile in Korea all the metros go to villages. Not a single metro in India goes to villages. She's talking abt Public Transport connectivity which is why you won't feel like buying cars there

[@pratikjadhav7563]

@@itsnotme2575 You forget brother korea is rat size tiny country they can manage the transport system but India is vast so some time will take but we will definitely solve our porblems...

[@fatimafaris3544]

​@@itsnotme2575 same with Philippines we have have a problem with connectivity but we started slowly but shortly hope it will continue for a better future.

[@kdjoshi726]

There's literally some villages close to Mumbai (as in within 2-3hrs distance) that don't even have a train station. Ofc being so close to Mumbai you'd expect some kinda development in these parts if they're close to Mumbai but nope. You have to travel by bus or even have to take them tum tum rickshaws sometimes to cover some small distance

[@ranjanasharma335]

actually india is huge that your point and her point is both valid .

[@OG.x3ntaur]

I can listen and watch piyusha all day

[@srabanihalder6514]

Thank u for your honest opinion.

[@TV-pc9ri]

확실히 공감하는 것이 인도에서는 누구나 꺼리낌없이 뭔가를 요구하더군요 마치 자기 가족이라도 되는거마냥 길거리에서 만나는 대부분의 인도인들은 치근덕거리고 뭔가를 자꾸 요구하더군요. 그런데, 문제는 외국인 입장에서 너무 일방적으로 요구만 당한다는 점이죠.

[@jae-hyoungkim7538]

우린 그러면 사기꾼이라 하죠.

[@sairyyoon7038]

​@@jae-hyoungkim7538 are you crazy😂😒, how can it be a scam? , you don't know your culture?? Then stop it ...

[@aaru4673]

Thankyou so much for such important information. And you have really worked hard .. keep doing the good work both of you and all the best from India 🇮🇳

[@usnanadaime7061]

W girl, that japanese trope at end was lit!😂

[@김현-w1s]

인도사람이 한국사는게 힘들까. 한국사람이 인도 사는게 힘들까요?

[@rupeshjha0]

Yes, because these two countries culture are different, but it's not mean that we are not a good friends.

[@jahnabipradhan5024]

Don't think it will be difficult for a Korean to live in India bt safety will a major concern not all the people are same but because of few it degrade our country 's image in global level and have to ignore cultural differences and that's it language isn't a big issue

[@aaru4673]

You have really helped me to understand , everything now I'll start my journey soon.

[@foodparadise5792]

6:10 That's not true...there is a phrase from Confucius, ”有朋自遠方來不亦樂乎“ means a distance friend's arrival imparts great pleasure. or another quote, 四海之内皆兄弟， means all men are brothers..... Some deep misunderstanding over there. Chinese blend-in those quotes in their life.

[@nagendraprasadr9278]

Super analytical...Well spoken, proud of you girl.

[@sparklystuff8741]

Great interview again :) Keep it up guys!!!

[@gauthamvadlamudi3500]

I'm Indian who got immersed into Japanese from young age through anime and learnt it to a dedrnt level... and now got into Kdramas and started to learn Korean. IMHO, Learning to speak Korean is one thing but getting the accent right is the most difficult and challenging part and she nailed it!!! Especially Korean even though it's phonetic, the cadence and pace are so fast with lot of pure consonants in so frequently... that it's difficult just to pick up the sounds while listening... Let alone repeat them. Great job!!! And I wish I could get such a level of accent in either Japanese or Korean in future... And The "sou desu ne!" at the end was the best!! It tittilated Japanese half of my brain...

[@trollchad123]

Acha

[@SuryaManohar]

ども私も日本語を学んでいるインド人です、私の母国語はテルグ語です。韓国語を覚えたいんですけど聞きたいことあります、日本語と比べて発音以外に韓国語の文法の難しさはどうですか?

[@200ms.1]

Dont Support korean. Korean is just feeling superior in many things while they're not. Feeling rich but they're not. The real rich countries in Asia is China, Singapore and Japan and not korea. Fuck off korean, Yall feeling rich and superior! You're still poor country so don't act that yo rich. Boy in korea looks gay with make up and softmoves😂

[@123carth]

@@SuryaManohar 한국어 문법은 일본어 문법과 99% 비슷합니다 글자만 다를 뿐입니다

[@cthrns277]

로마에 가면 로마법을 따라야 한다 .!는 말도 있는데 .. 외국인에게 한국문화를 바라지 않아야 된다니 ! 한국에 살려면 한국문화를 어느정도는 받아들여야죠 !

[@pinetworkminer8377]

아마 이런 것 때문에 그런거 아닐까요? 그니까 로마는 당시 세계에 막대한 영향을 끼친 강대국이라 그렇지만 한국은 파워가 더 약한 나라로 봐서 그런거일수도?

[@aMutantMind]

i totally agree, Indians are very INCLUSIVE and tend to talk to strangers in trains and planes and shared cabs and eRickshaws .

[@abab9622]

She is absolutely correct about India's Inclusivity. It has to do with our roots, religion, and philosophy - We see God, Goodness, and Oneness in everything and everyone. "Ultimately: We are one and of the same" - mentality. Very true.

[@apemnaomuinao5423]

Can't help but appreciate just how well spoken she is...

[@moonmeta3956]

Korea is the most safest place on the earth 💖💖💖 And India most diverse and open hearted place on the earth 💖

[@johntresca8531]

R u nuts? Korea is rape capital, many foreign woman got raped

[@neerajwa]

Piyusha ... You are awesome.

[@tejaswinipatra4867]

Korean pronunciation probably is quite similar to most of the Indian languages... so maybe that is the reason she is able to speak like "Korean speaking Korean"... Chinese, Japanese, or even Thai pronunciations are a bit different... so Indians can adapt to the Korean language quite well... I think so

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

She's just from one part of india (while india's each part is different & diverse in everyway) & that too metropolitan, hugely developed urban region..so the youth there r more influenced from west, inclined to individualistic as west but That's not true for whole/majority of india, What's true is that Yeah we r very welcoming & inclusive of others since ancient times due to being pluralistic, diverse society & heterogenous nation ourselves from always Unlike Skorea (that's why we got invaded by multiple Outsider islamic invaders & british colonizers for past 100 centuries who all took advantage of this open-hearted, welcoming, accepting, tolerating & making others inclusive with us Nature/culture of indians) But at same time Our society have that sense of community & collectiveness aka it's collectivistic, promotes social cohesion and interdependence since ancient times as well while still kind of valuing the individualism of one to some extent. & Btw, In my state in india We use "our, us, ours, we" in almost sentences for saying things in our language too (but this culture of our language gradually fading due to influence of those so call modern/developed societies & youth of modern metropolitan cities of few state or them teasing our ppl for this when we go there) but we r very inclusive of others with us, still holds sense of community/collectiveness too while somehow manage to value induvidualistic to some extent within the collectivist sense of community as well and This is true for all India overall.

[@Nature_18785]

Love from India 🇮🇳😇❤️

[@5-june]

I am from Delhi makes me sad what she said but its true 🥲

[@amatya.rakshasa]

Slightly different view here as an Indian. There were some Korean food that I instantly fell in love with the first time I had it. 1. Korean BBQ (to die for!!) 2. Sundae (Blood sausage) 3. Garae-tteok (love the texture) 4. Korean Fried Chicken 5. Various Kimchi 6. Hotteok 7. Bulgogi 8, Bibimbap 9. Steamed Mandu 10. Gaeran Jim 11. Super spicy Buldak Ramen (Love it!! Everything, my mouth, my eyes, my fingers.. everything burns, but I love it!!)

[@bhavikachoudhary9038]

11:35 😂😂😂😂 he" this is my house " 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Thatcutiejo]

What a fun video and Piyusha was awesome in answering questions. I am Indian and this was very very fun to watch . I have recently delved into Kdramas so I guess if they start doing some interracial couples that can help towards opening more perspectives 😊

[@ringuyayum9427]

❤️ from Arunachal Pradesh (northeast India)

[@sowmyaraykar874]

Everywhere it is safe again it depends on which area u go .. not particularly entire country but it is area.. u missed it ..😅😅😅

[@123carth]

That concept 'It depends' That sounds quite weird for most Koreans. We Koreans can't understand it.

[@Harry_2003]

​@@123carth simply you haven't experienced india that's why ..... Even one city is bigger than whole korea ..... I can't even recommend you any korean vlog because they have only visited mostly 2 places - varanasi and paharganj .... But now Koreans have also visited Goa and northeast so if you still have curiousness you can watch it in recent korean vlogs .

[@Sam-xr9lf]

As an Indian woman, I can never survive in a country like Korea..

[@avoysaha2826]

Well said buddy. No typical Indian people can survive in korea. Especially,I can't live in a country where people judge others by their skin colour,attire,looks. They always demean those people who belong to a country where infrastructure is not well developed. Most of Korean people have some sort of superiority complex. Their media always only highlights the negative aspects of India. Most of Korean people call India a country of rapist as if there were no incident of rape in korea

[@prerna241]

@@avoysaha2826 And they seem to ignore the development happening in India and judge it on the basis of their prior knowledge about our country.

[@avoysaha2826]

@@prerna241 They claim to have fast internet and high literacy rate but what's the point of having fast internet when they can't keep their knowledge updated 😶😶

[@itsnotme2575]

Yeah if you're dark skinned then you definitely won't xD.

[@Im.sprites_mommy.]

I think you have watched other parts too.. That girl even told she experienced good people in Korea more than bad people.. Even if foreigners came india definitely they also experience the same.. Every country have different people with different opinion..😊

[@kdjoshi726]

Yeah marine drive is a pretty safe area. A lot of my friends would travel there in 1 or 2 AM but yes what she says is true- it depends on the location here in India. Some areas can be very bad, some a bit ok-ish (as in you don't wanna go out after like 9-10 PM or so) & some pretty safer like marine drives so yes. This is again because of our development (both in education & justice system) but it will change slowly.

[@samraj1481]

I fully Agee wth Shreya as Piyusha honestly n genuinely shares all her experiences. Great Piyusha!!

[@maleeshamadubhashini2128]

I really like the way that girl speak...

[@yamiiiiii-l1y]

Lol I didn't understand why that picture of Delhi when she said you can't stay out after 12 am? And it's very subjective nowhere its safe and nowhere it's uncomfortable to stay out.Crimes can happen anywhere,at anytime.

[@sahithikangala7150]

I felt the same .... no country is really safe to stay out at nights ,it depends on the people mindset . Yeah crimes can happen anywhere at anytime ...

[@FoodLog18]

exactly

[@biswajitbehera6689]

no? did you know delhi is the rape capital of india. it just weird people live there.

[@ivak4802]

Exactly. Even Korea is not 100% safe and one must also consider the size. Korea is a small homogenous nation whereas India is huge. Governing a small country like Korea won’t be a challenge.

[@yamiiiiii-l1y]

@@biswajitbehera6689 Hello???What????Its highly saddening youve' put a label on the capital of the country.Sure,what happened shouldnt' have but the moment you do what you did,its THE END. No scope of improvement,anywhere! And if Delhi is just that then so many people across the country wouldnt' come here looking for employment,foreigners should stop visiting the capital and people,specifically women should stop living here! BUT THATS' NOT HAPPENING,RIGHT?????

[@jasonk.-im6od]

I enjoyed hearing her thoughts. May God bless India and its beautiful people.

[@fishing_extraordinaire_]

She's very intelligent she'll go far 👍👍

[@anonymouseniller6688]

Not sure if you guys heard of the term Burganomics. It's an empirical take on currency exchange rates. The basic idea is to compare how much of one item (e.g. a burger) you could buy with one currency vs the other. For example if the same exact burger costs 1 dollar in the US and 100 rupees in India, it tells you that the practical exchange rate is 1:100 (a hundred rupees to one dollar). If you can buy 36 bananas in India for the same amount as one banana in Korea, that means that effectively one Indian rupee is worth 36 Korean won.

[@minakshimishra4213]

its interesting how everyone catches on accents so quickly when you live in a country. Its important so that everyone you talk to can understand you :D when she said "still so expensive" that was very close to how koreans say it. :D lovely

[@technicaltips2752]

Best interview ever

[@r.bavithra4487]

The way the men are treating,caring their women are so nice .

[@junnaredd9912]

That's before marriage. After marriage is a different story.

[@ritanningthemcha47]

Korean should remain inclusive. What the Korean were and are doing is good otherwise people will come and ruin the culture. That's how it started. Korea is way better than India. Korea is a developed country and India is a developing country. Let India be India and and Korea be Korea. Please don't let some outsider come and judge. The discrimination part is not good but if you go to India its even way worst. So Korean keep doing what you are doing and keep moving on and inspire us. If any Korean is reading my comment please understand that this is coming from a person who has hand to hand experience not from some internet videos. Fighting.

[@cnc4410]

That's right. There is a big difference between Korea and India as the sky and the sea. Koreans spend about $400 a month on their pets. But interestingly, Indians earn $250 a month. In other words, Indians live a lower life than Korean puppies in Korea. With this gap, of course, it may be normal for Koreans to ignore Indians or judge them by thinking that their level is low... Of course, Koreans are ignored and discriminated against even when they go to England or America.. That's human relationships.

[@ritumroy5725]

​@@cnc4410 your comment shows how unhappy and frustrated you are in your life even after having a "so-called " better living standard! Wish you a good day!

[@khushboosoni7048]

it's seems you are one of the worst narrow minded racist exist bcz of whome now i feel negative about korea... taking about duscrimination you are mentioning so let me tell you in india we have all religions and culture lives happily ..no country in world is this much diversified in every way possible....before lecturing indians and judging us make sure u complete your assignment

[@khushboosoni7048]

​@@cnc4410so you normalise discrimination....this show how people with developed country but living with a very low and undevelopmnt racist mindset....

[@한미노-k8w]

인도야말로 흰 피부에 미친 듯이 집착하면서...

[@sairyyoon7038]

Are you korean, then you are also obsessed..

[@By_me200]

​@@sairyyoon7038yes😢

[@strpa.mp4]

Well, I agree

[@snehabrahamane8109]

Not as obsessed as Koreans.

[@하잇호잇-k6z]

이리 생각 많고 똑똑한 인재가 한국에서 일해주면 도움이 되겠어요. 원하는 목표 이루시길!

[@aadityasingh7030]

She is very intelligent ❤

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Expecting Koreans to learn English to make you feel more comfortable in their country is such a Hindibhashi problem! 🙄 Please put in efforts to learn the local language or stay in your own city / town / village.

[@Killa_3]

Wouldn't that just mean no international relations as there has to be some basis for communication, unless of course someone invents a device that can translate good enough most languages to communicate

[@potternutmania]

Agreed! What an arrogant thing to say

[@parchi777]

Must say "she's soo cute"

[@AinYou-nh7pp]

한국에 미의 기준이 하얀게 아닌데 일부러 태닝 하는사람도 많고 건강해 보이는 피부가 더 예뻐보여요 한국에서 즐겁고 행복한 시간 되시길 바랍니다

[@officerschoicee]

​@@김광다리 you Re ticking racist

[@123carth]

한국의 미의 기준

[@123carth]

고려나 조선 사람들도 흰 피부를 선호했음이 기록이나 유물로 다 입증됩니다 말도 안되는 소리 좀 하지 마세요 요새 유튜브 보면 미국 펜실베이니아 주립대 원어민 교수 강의 영상도 나오던데 '한국인들은 백인들에 대한 사대주의나 문화적 열등감에서 흰 피부가 미의 기준이 된다' 이런 서양의 주장을 반박하는 강의까지도 올라오더만 한국은 천 년 전에도 흰 피부를 좋아했기 때문에 서양에 대한 열등감이나 사대주의가 아니라고 어찌 미국인보다 한국 문화를 더 모릅니까?

[@명장갓명보]

90년대 초중반엔 태닝한피부가 유행이었는데...

[@lancecorporal7605]

if youre attending Ewha, it might be cheaper to just eat in the student cafeterias...

[@kdjoshi726]

Again as she says Korean food might not always suit to your palate so-

[@manirudh8926]

As for fruits and other groceries like wheat and all It's not cheap but it depend on productivity and availability India is a vast country with so many culture and environment united together most of the things are available and thus it is cheap ....

[@천지만상]

인도도 나라 전체를 봐선 집단주의다 유달리 인디아를 강조하고 외세를 배척한다 개개인이 개인주의자 라지만 나라 전체를 봐선 집단을 강조한다

[@Borofusionvlogs]

Love from Bodoland,Assam(northeast)India

[@BabbluDon1]

I love piyusha

[@Tq-od9om]

11:05 이부분 외국인들이 정말 많이 말함 외국인이 느끼는 소외감 😢

[@eratojjang98]

다시한번 생각하게되네요. 흰 피부를 미의 기준으로 보는건 인종차별같은게 아닌 삼국시대 또는 그이전부터니 수천년도 더 된거라고 봐야될것 같네요.. 우리의 개념도 그렇구요.. 문화차이라고 보시면 되요.. 우리나라에서 보기엔 인도의 카스트 제도가 낯설고 이해안되는 것 처럼요.. 틀린게 아니라 다른거라고 봅니다..

[@photophoto7354]

My God! do u really think having an obsession with pale skin isn't racism. The tan skin Korean who does skin whitening, plastic surgery, photo shop their picture about the same reason isn't bad. Historically society is patriarchal so r u wanted to carry it even in modern time ?

[@khushboosoni7048]

caste system is in india doesnt exist any more even if it's just limited to villages and that to very little ... but in korean obbsession of white skin and surgeries(fake features) are tooo deeply rooted

[@babbitt11]

한국인들이 귀 기울여 듣고 생각해 볼 만한 좋은 내용이군요