Living in Indonesia as an American // First Impressions, Culture Shocks, Indonesian Food, etc

[@thebabayega]

There's a famous quote In Indonesia "adab dulu, baru ilmu". Which is "manners first, and then knowledge". No matter how smart you are, or your education, it's nothing if you don't have manner. People will not respect you But it's sad coz so many baby boomers doesn't use that anymore. It's fade out. Sadly

[@ibrahimpermana8201]

Itu kan memang ajaran orang timur utamakan adab dan sopan santun

[@feruwawgaming400]

Yeah..do you know why?.. its bcoz the of the modernisation,..so for us we should keep it together from the little community called "Familly" to save your generation to respect with the good habits and good culture while others dont have.

[@itsurchuu3702]

@DanielJ akwoakwokawo

[@tandangmuliasetiana1933]

@Apd Corona politik terus kunyuk dasar

[@februarimynggoos]

too bad our government doesn't apply that believed tho.

[@novakonstantia1834]

He is very polite. He knows how to explain things in a polite way.

[@irong2625]

Wait what ??? Polite? How come?

[@iron4517]

Yes

[@notasleep9288]

True

[@andryhartono8130]

Agree

[@mahesya137]

Agree

[@apriliaeristiani369]

his explanation about living in Indonesia is pretty accurate tho.

[@agustaryana7778]

Sumuhun leres.

[@alvinkusumatandi7585]

Yap i igree .

[@saka4200]

For reaaaal yoooo

[@ohmylord5455]

Except the handshake part, we do a lot of handshake, fist bump, and high five too! And of course 🙏🏼 this too

[@hakun0695]

@@ohmylord5455 i think handshake are awkward in indonesia,but i do agree with fist bump and h5 tho

[@ruhmankhalid6675]

When he says " they'll shout at you with broken English." I felt that.

[@dimasavira8736]

LMAOOO I'M SORRY FOR BEING INDONESIAN IT'S NOT MY FAULT 😭

[@xoooxzzzz5744]

I’m an indonesian but I look more east asian so I got mistaken as japanese or korean tourist a lot and they still shout. I just had to shout back in the regional language and the shouters will generally shut up of shock 😂

[@jedennox3015]

I mean some Indonesians can speak English really good but not a lot. If you study maybe you can speak English really good.

[@adumba3709]

Luckily for me I can shout at them in normal English lmao

[@bimorayendra1959]

Awokoakaokw, ngakak dah

[@mcchonky5709]

hey,incase ur right hand is full u just can say "maaf tangan kiri" it means "Sorry for using left hand".

[@sampeansinten9259]

And everything will be just fine

[@mcchonky5709]

@@sampeansinten9259 indeed

[@pineapplelord2422]

maaf g sengaja. gk di penjara boom

[@saka4200]

Benerrr wkwkwk

[@gdstan3381]

Thats right. Its acceptable for using left hand if u say sorry. Indonesians are kind & understanding. LOL.

[@Sandy24417]

I'm a Canadian who spent close to 30 years living in Indonesia, mostly Jakarta but in my early years there in Solo and Tawangmungu. I really like what this 'bule' has to say about his experience there. It brought out a wide smile to my face in a lot of what he had to say about his 'cultural' adjustment experience there. He's been a very keen cultural observer.

[@inez_patristi]

Nice to hear Solo

[@azshirenriquez5125]

-can i ask.how foreigner can stay long in indonesia like you do?

[@alexanderfirstian6012]

Im from solo

[@lolla9277]

I'm glad to hear that.

[@pamaliproduction4251]

Solo people here

[@verialberlyani]

As an Indonesian living in the US, I still use some Indonesian behavior somehow. Like making eye contact to start a conversation, bowing when I pass in the middle of people talking, using my right hands for everything except wiping, etc.

[@firmanyugo4882]

Nice

[@ririsulistiani1317]

Yeah, it's gonna be hard to forget such habit tho.. 😅 I can imagine

[@wanderluyst]

especially eating with rice, aight? i think it's pretty hard to not eat with rice as an indonesian myself. 😂

[@lifewithyo3143]

I still find it weird Americans use How Are You or How You Doing as a way to say Hello without actually reply on how you really doing lol.....

[@AortaVentricular]

Old habits die hard, keep your Southeast Asian identity sis

[@simbaproinfo1691]

Sorry, we use left hand+soap+lot of water for back, not only left hand, it's better than toilet paper tho

[@andyyose9460]

I mean using as part of dining table accesories not as in toilet :)

[@lianita4701]

Ya more clean.

[@ruuoxi]

nothing to be sorry a about, its more cleaner, like washing yourself clean for the bottom part. better than toilet paper

[@tt-cv9tk]

Environmental friendly tho

[@b.sud.4821]

that is the 'mahzab of Syafi'i rule".. use water for omit the "najis"..and use left hand... and use right hand for eating or give something also accept it use right hand that is muslim rule and become tradisional rule...

[@Dita_Utomo]

This must be one of the most eloquent, informed, and positive recounts of living in Indonesia that I've come across. He's being very fair: He praises the good, and calls out what can be improved in a polite manner. Really appreciate this!

[@norange7903]

"They'll shout at you with broken english" I can't even verbally explain how much of a true thing is that.

[@RiskaDhenabayu]

Probably one of a few foreigner who explained boldly why using left hand is considered impolite in Indonesia, haha. 👍

[@anomalousdelirium]

Are they forgetting the meaning of "Right" ?

[@vianhoho19]

To be fair, if you apologize beforehand and they do notice that you're holding something else with your right hand so you can only use your left, they'll let it slide no problem

[@m.fajarismail5866]

Wait, we don't "wipe" our butt with left hand, we "wash" our butt with left hand. There's a slight difference between wiping and washing, it's in the water.

[@abiajis8506]

Sama aja bambang intinya cebok

[@m.fajarismail5866]

@@abiajis8506 lo cebok ngelap pake tangan kiri doang tong, kaga pake aer? :v

[@rian534]

M. Fajar Ismail ew

[@artberuntung9161]

@@abiajis8506 ya beda coi. Kalau cuma wipe itu cuma dilap doang tanpa air. Kalau wash ya pake air. Harusnya dia bilangnya using left hand to wash it with water and soap.

[@fayardyan3125]

cebok aja diributin 🤣

[@ayapamungkas2267]

Some little gestures he explains in this video are things I didn't really notice before that it's Indonesian things. I just grow up printing on my parents and people around me of it is just what it is. It's interesting to notice these little gestures in details from someone who didn't grow up here in Indonesia. Thank you for the insight!

[@alpath4572]

Titi Dj Bunda, ni Chanel Missionaris Bun ..!!🙏

[@arikakarin2323]

Exactly.. Some of them. I Just realized it lol

[@dangersupremacist2332]

Taking shoes off is common pretty much in every Asian's house 😆

[@anomalousdelirium]

Also in many European countries.

[@heldahelda1314]

true

[@taeyongsarang]

Yeah.. you will probably gain a slap from your mama if you put your shoes on in the house 🤣

[@mayuravirus6134]

@@taeyongsarang Depends if your mom ask you to changw the light bulb

[@sukamaju2096]

Nah i keep my shoes on in the house

[@tenga3tango]

Indonesia is a land of smiles, people smiling from the heart, welcoming people from far away

[@radheee4715]

more like wkwk land

[@Nicole-pn9ej]

Wkwkwkwkwk

[@tenga3tango]

Okay, wkwkwk - gelak ketawa bagi org Indonesia.

[@ilikeapples]

Wkwkwk

[@tenga3tango]

Wkwkwk

[@bahasa_indonesia_lesson]

Just to clarify about the toilet bit. Yes, we use the left hand to wipe but we also use water and soap to clean it. After that, we wash our hands, again with soap. That's much cleaner than toilet paper. When I moved to London, there's no water to wipe, only toilet paper, so every time I finished number two, I took shower :) lol

[@zanzzzuuu]

i think he's trying to describe that indonesian are 'naive' when he said that indonesian are silly/immature, which is true

[@träumerei-o7]

Very very true

[@hakun0695]

fr

[@träumerei-o7]

Its like the difference between a Japanese and American

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@träumerei-o7 Japanese

[@träumerei-o7]

@@ADeeSHUPA huh?

[@hermawanarddy5778]

I think he is very accurate, wonder how many months he spent in Indonesia

[@davidntk9721]

im indonesian, but i think he's way more indonesian than me

[@ten_rayy]

Yeah me too

[@wisnuzakarialorensa3479]

Lol,Me too mate me too. Asu lu.

[@duasisiofficial5142]

Saya tidak

[@azkafatimahazhrra5531]

Apa yg dkatakany..

[@hi.241]

Same

[@reem_faour]

I’m an Arab/Indonesian And I really love it and when he said that if ur a foreigner man they will call you mister that’s pretty accurate cause my dad is Lebanese. my mom is Indonesian and I’m lucky to have that ethnicity😍

[@coffeeleanor]

Nice video, You really explained accurately about Indonesian culture. It's nice to see a different perspective from a foreigner about my country.

[@LifeyApp]

Thank you! 😃

[@zinedinezethro9157]

as an indonesia everything that he said about indonesia is pretty accurate

[@irong2625]

Thank you too said this dude.. 🙌

[@matthewchris5801]

*indonesian

[@Exarchy]

weeb

[@zinedinezethro9157]

@@Exarchy bruh i am

[@zinedinezethro9157]

@@matthewchris5801 ah right typo

[@frd5868]

The most interesting part for me was when he explain that we need to bow under the eye level. Growing up as a Javanese kid i've been told to bow a little bit, doesn't necessarily under eye level, and putting one's of your hands down (you know the form right) is just a gesture to respect another person. Usually this gesture is used whenever you cross the person older than you, to excuse yourself before them, to show some respect to the older one. And the most interesting part is, i think its translated the same almost everywhere in Indonesia.

[@richkyraymond7776]

Dude, i'm legit indonesian, born and raised in jakarta. And yet when i watch this video you pretty much sums up everything! Listening you explaining us puts a smile throughout the whole video 😄😄😄

[@arifigo1006]

Yea, there is a lot of beggar, i mean A LOT. And some beggars is not even homeless person, being a beggar is a job for them, they still young and healthy, and i once or twice seeing a news about beggar but have a 2 storey house and a nice car. Because of that i almost never give any money to beggar (except for a very old people with thin body), if i want do charity i just give them to mosque, poor neighbors, or orphans.

[@kekemanurung5066]

at least naikin lah martabat indonesia, kenalin wisata kek apa kek yg positif jangan menjatuhkan gini, di amerika juga banyak homeless ga cuma di indonesia tapi mereka adem adem aja tuh gada yg jatuhin negara mereka sendiri

[@arifigo1006]

@@kekemanurung5066 siapa yg ngejatuhin ? Kritik itu perlu, biar bisa cepet di benerin. Kalo kritik aja gak ada gimana mau dibenerin. Misal hp lu rusak, lu harus ngaduin kalo itu rusak, biar bisa dibenerin nantinya. Nah kalo hp lu rusak, lu nya aja gak ngaduin alias diem diem aja, gimana mau bener hpnya ?

[@aryorahendra2025]

@@kekemanurung5066 Martabat indo makin jatuh kalo kita bohong! Kita perlu tahu apa yang bener dan kita hrs bilang yg bener. Gak ada yg namanya menjatuhkan kalo kita nerima hal2 buruk yg terjadi kemudian berusaha yg terbaik utk memperbaikinya.

[@bayusaa14]

Ssstttt

[@Jim_Colbert]

Yes beggar are everywhere...!!! Kopet ngomong martabat barang...cuk lah ..

[@fahmisubofficial4481]

Thats place called "warteg" when he tell that he love to eat on the street and choose every food you like to eat , "warteg" similiar to mini restaurant .

[@ayanahiromi]

Things I miss about Indonesia are definately their fruits. I miss Rambutan and Salak the most, not so much for Durian. I once go back to Indonesia and turn out that wasn't the season for Rambutan to grow yet and I couldn't find Rambutan anywhere, sad... 🥺

[@jordanweller5412]

Thank you brother You are right with everything you said. Terima kasih🙏🇮🇩

[@adhityachandraputera8338]

He use "apartement" instead of kost2 an.i thought all apartement use shower instead of faucet

[@ariffrasatian2335]

Or rumah susun hahaha

[@spacey9707]

not every apartment does had showers, there's like a low budget apartments in Jakarta too.

[@adhityachandraputera8338]

Tq for the info man

[@yves_jotres]

Apartment is kos2an

[@yourtags4876]

"Flat"

[@alfan0079]

actually the pulling back back your hand part is an islamic culture. so one time shake hand and pulling back to put it on your chest, means that you meant the hand shake, you cherish the handshake

[@tigerkoenigs3819]

bukan mukhrim

[@arikakarin2323]

If you didn't mention this I have no idea what was he talking about...lol I also do that oo habit

[@synthesishuis007]

Philipne do the same thing

[@alfan0079]

@@synthesishuis007 so it's south east asian thing

[@alfan0079]

@@tigerkoenigs3819 that means we just "air handshake" then

[@wara-wirisendaljepit6882]

Is good to hear your stories, we're in Indonesia born in many culture and race, so we have a high tolerance for every people, is kind a tradition that we learn from a child, no matter is foreigner or local people we always happy to be polite, hope you know my broken english haha :)

[@brisver]

This video has the most views, +62 people are the best.

[@rahmawatilaila2621]

Yoi

[@vincentlie5274]

yoiii

[@Drianz5142]

Cuma 98 rb, dikit mah

[@brisver]

Maksud gua video ini lebih banyak viewsnya dibandingkan video lain yang menceritakan negara lain.

[@lonewolf9548]

This guy looks fun and respectful... Indonesian love this kind of foreigner,we'll always welcome you :)

[@WestMeetsEastIndonesia]

I am from America living in Indonesia. I've been here for almost 3 years. I teach English here and have a KZbin channel here about exploring and haunted locations. His perception is accurate. I wonder what he did in Indonesia 🤔 maybe an English teacher 🤣 very common for us Bule.

[@rezavandijkstra4577]

How long does this guy stay in Indonesia. His skin is the same as those native Indonesian people. Light brown to yellowish

[@Angelica-tu5dh]

Lmao yes i think so, he also knew all these little things might foreigners dont pay attention at

[@pinkyhahah]

Beach boy lol

[@khamdani.r]

And when he said Permisi Bu. That sounds very Indonesian

[@warrickdforrest2849]

usually it takes about 2years to go the places they been told by their elders, it's a kind of obligation to their community

[@rezavandijkstra4577]

@@warrickdforrest2849 what are you taking about? Which community?

[@samyotta6799]

I love Indonesia and Indonesian people I miss them

[@fuzion165]

If you put "Indonesia" in title, you will see magic

[@akunn1634]

gk mesti

[@Beenus2622]

@@akunn1634 anjay

[@astarimandasari7621]

Gak juga mba,kalau lebay, ya skip..

[@nurmaladewi2130]

🤔😵😝😀😀😀😈

[@71DaLa]

The back pack thing is not a security thing, it's just common courtesy for the person behind us in crowded public transportation. We don't store valuables in the outer pockets anyway.

[@diochristo3445]

dude how long have u been in Indonesia. I'm amazed by your observation about Indonesia. Love from Yogyakarta

[@synthesishuis007]

Dia misionaris n tugas pelayanan di Indonesia jadi ga heran kalau dia ngerti banget kebiasaan orang Indonesia

[@diochristo3445]

@@synthesishuis007 oyaaa? Ordo apa ya kalau boleh tau?

[@MK-qh3li]

his face remind me of "distracted boyfriend" meme

[@tarulieliza3255]

I love how aware this guy is. I know foreigners that have lived in Indonesia for years and don't pick up on any of this stuff.

[@alvianohalim5172]

1:08 true Pretty common in Indonesia. We had a sports day in school, was pretty fun, and at the end of the day the students who participated had to get in line and shake hands with students of other teams. I didn’t join in the activities , I just watched and cheered for my team, but from what I saw when it came to the teams shaking hands, all they did was just grab each-others hand for a split second and immediately let go afterwards, no shaking at all, some even just barely grazed each-others fingers. I’ve also experienced this outside of school when meeting business partners of my father and they would always pull back their hand before I even got to shake. It kinda annoyed me because my dad told me to shake their hand to be respectful yet they didn’t do the same.

[@d.w.k1863]

Gw pikir karena videonya orang Bule, komennya bule juga. Ternyata gw salah, isinya saudara2ku smua. 😒 Pengen tau komen orang luar tentang kita.

[@hakunamatata2856]

Orang luar mana ada yg peduli tentang indo

[@thatguy7155]

@@hakunamatata2856 orang yang kita tonton ini pindah ke indonesia... Dia peduli.....

[@Deeznat69]

Maaf tenggelam mas 😂

[@tomassoejakto]

Bos, lu lagi nonton "orang luar komen tentang kita" 😅

[@al-jawi4074]

That country have a beautiful nature

[@bellashopershopeemsiabylun1940]

We're not immature..we just being polite sometimes naive.. we give everyone a warm welcome. that's why some foreigners is taking an advantage on us and our hospitality..😅😅🤣 We're lovable... easy to be love and love back ♥️

[@fitriaapril7838]

Wahh thankyou for putting Tumpak sewu waterfall in frontscreen this video😍💖💜. Welcome to Lumajang

[@DeviPatricia07]

Thank you MISTER :D Oh my, you learn so much when you live in Indonesia .. and i appreciate that A Thank you :)

[@nellylim5332]

Your face is soothing and charming 😁 The way you tell story about indonesia is really nice n polite. Thank you

[@GReyn]

well for wild life, dogs usually can only be found in some part.. the place i know have more dogs are Bali, Manado.. cause that where i have lived amd family lived..

[@lolla9277]

You're nice guy , polite , and u know how to explain things in polite way. Thank you ,🙏

[@talita_sht]

Hahaha watch this makes me smile and remember my country . And it's my turn to learn culture in America 🤭🇲🇨🇺🇸

[@mickavenue3514]

He is very polite, he really understand and Indonesia culture👍. Highly appreciated👏

[@felipebriana9149]

Selamat pagi, Indonesia, from Manila.

[@synthesishuis007]

Selamat malam from Jakarta

[@WSoulsanctuary]

@@synthesishuis007 gw jadi ngeri

[@syerliyenita1900]

Thank you for visiting Indonesia and contributed a lot of for making this video. We are Indonesians really appreciate it. and you guys always welcome to visit Indonesia. Terima kasih.

[@count7340]

'...cats, which I would avoid...' and there's me in Jakarta, feeding 6-10 street cats per day.

[@kekemanurung5066]

thats exactly how I felt, in US no one shake their hand to strangers no one care about right or left hand, and when I went to rest room there is no water in it, onlu toilet paper😁

[@omburhan8454]

you from United States??

[@raym2107]

Im left-handed and honestly they don’t really care, it’s just me overthinking about it

[@bonar1211]

I care dude, de fck?

[@dytra_io]

I'm Indonesian. I don't care too if you're using left or right

[@setyawatiamy7307]

I am Indonesian, it depend on which community or area you visiting. Some community realla care about it, but most of us understand when strangers do not know about that.

[@bonar1211]

Time changed indeed, even one of good habbit from indonesian ancestor getting forgotten. Feels bad man

[@Binturong771]

I do care, i use left hand on perpose to insult some people if i dont like them

[@ghulamahmadi6170]

Gw sebagi orang laur menghargai setip orang indo mareka selalu baik dan manis😊.negara ini munurt gw indah dan makannya padas tp gpp makannya enak gw pernah makan. the people are kind.but the weather is ☀🔥 setiap hari harus bakal mandi 2 kali wkwk gw orang afghaistan tp skrg tiggal di indo.*jgn lupa senyum geas😊😁😁

[@idabagusmadesanjaya7333]

Wow, correct. The literature is more likely describe Jakarta I think....

[@TutorialKUKeren]

i amaze that you could catch and absorb so many little things in the culture, not only know but you could catch the reason behind of that. what a good foreigner.

[@Pisanggeni]

0:27 Because the Right Hand.... is the *Right* Hand to use. Imagine if he said that

[@adhitocho]

Thx, capt. U made my day.

[@Pisanggeni]

@Abishai Does Things lol

[@lailarahmah6864]

This is the most complete explanation about Indonesian culture I've ever seen in anywhere. Btw I'm Indonesian, and thank you so much for sharing and showing your objective perspective about Indonesia

[@dlshn]

usually, you bow while walking in front of people is only when you're passing an eldery or someone older than you.

[@egirazax]

Ge pamungkas jd pinter bahasa inggris

[@TuneToDave]

Mirip yak, wkwkwk

[@mamikaryantozx130]

kaya tengilnya itu lo yang bikin mirip g pamungkas 😁

[@malaikat3748]

Indonesia do love shaking hands man 😂, but it's just their usual reaction when they shake hands they'll pull it fast and place their right hand in front of their chest as an expression of honour to shake hands with someone. What we used to do is high five/ hand shake/ or hug/ even kiss cheek (for women only😂/ family)

[@aghost132483]

The word bule came from albino buffalo, the Javanese call it bule, as the european came to Indonesia and their skin is different with them, they just synonim it with bule

[@ryanvb3452]

I'm curious, has bule come to simply mean foreigner now? Because when I was in Java my friend (Pakistani) and I (Arab) were called bule the whole time. Is there a different word for non-white foreigners? Also, in Bali bule can also be pejorative as some locals (understandably) don't like tourists because they can be loud and disrespectful. In fact I have been told by some Balinese that I am not bule because I act respectfully and immerse myself in their culture. I'm keen to hear different Indonesians' use of this word.

[@yesa6871]

@@ryanvb3452 in the area i live in (java), as you mentioned before, we all call foreigners 'bule'. no matter where they come from. it has no negative connotations (or at least we don't consider it negative) whatsoever, it's just a way to say foreigners in indonesian. then again i'm saying this from my experience in my area, it might be different in other cities/provinces. i hope you had a great time here!

[@harrieyusuf350]

Beggars is everywhere but it organized, they earning alot more than average.. It is so sad since much people really have sad earning but still fighting For food yes we have questionable food but is do cheap it arround 0.5 usd, but you can get decent and clean one for 3 usd.. I had three bule friends and they survive street food, lol

[@kojoshirt5126]

This is my first time watching your videos and im in love... Great channel

[@desimahdi]

he knows everything about our culture while being an american.

[@sellyspitoon1120]

he’s always smiling. it’s warm

[@harizfirdaus7693]

indonesia is beautiful country😍

[@stephanieraihana5704]

As an indonesian it's very interesting to saw Indonesia from foreign point of view... thank you for this vid.. 👍🙂🇮🇩

[@vinahaqza5155]

He makes me keep smiling. Thx for discribing indonesia in a good way. Love it

[@ardikuncoro699]

Thank you for your Love for Indonesia. 🙏🤗🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾

[@dorapohan2627]

Thanks a lot for your coverage on Indonesia 🇮🇩. GOD bless.

[@RIZFERD]

Ah.. another western's slave

[@RIZFERD]

Basically West (Europe, USA, Middle East) are free walking criminals. Talking about oil the crime masters are in the west not only middle east. Even Freeport is playing boss in our country?!?! Taking our Gold, Uranium, etc. Yet, Indonesia is world's Nickel largest supplier. I hope you do speak world languages and living around the world since child alone like me, as I am an incognito royal of Indonesia. Oil of Indonesia is much more than whole Middle East combined, but then the criminals of Europe and USA occupying till now for centuries already. Rockefeller, Rothschild, USA, Caltex/Texaco/Chevron, Shell, BP, etc. In English: Big Oil conquering world: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4TRnGCcZ7mbpqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqjPf5ivbtlqnrM CIA Mockingbird/MKultra: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGqqnXVmibV3ppY In Dutch: Officially from University of Amsterdam 1982: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6awpqdrh6unZtk And kzbin.info/aero/PLbX9RAAYeYr8zs63oovxv-sfCXCPddrFt #EU #Europe #UK #USA #MiddleEast

[@RIZFERD]

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[@al-jawi4074]

@@RIZFERD Lawak

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

@@RIZFERD bodo amat

[@galaxyznothere]

I as An Indonesian is Thankful.

[@ag_p4007]

It's kinda funny to see his guilty expression when he said that he ate a dog and a horse 😄

[@RiYa-nu5lt]

Indonesia people are very kindly... Hope u enjoy here Bro...

[@zierim8537]

Use both hands when giving to a person who's elderly

[@simsshine7163]

Nonton ini, sebagai orang Indonesia auto- senyum2 😂

[@faairdina4746]

Parents in Indonesia have always tolerated each other and politely

[@Jassss8888]

@fadhil, gibah di keluarga western juga ada bro

[@muhammadnurdin9476]

I love the food,,generally is very cheap,,,iya kalau ke warteg,,,10 rb kenyang.

[@wingkipurnomo]

Kita kalah kurs

[@meyayan]

b4 watch this video: "Wow the western lifestyle is very professional " after watch this video: "nah, the western lifestyle is normal, it's just we have silly life and society"

[@audreydominique]

This a very honest review yet still diplomatic, thank you for whoever you are giving the review.

[@abitere2112]

Imature/silly he talked about maybe mean polos,,i guess,,btw i'm sure that he take a bath with gayung,,,😊😊😊😊

[@omburhan8454]

maybe mean *polos*?

[@abitere2112]

@@omburhan8454 yeah any question means that no mater who they are,where they come from we 're welcome them,,

[@omburhan8454]

@@abitere2112 oh yeah i understand what you mean now

[@leonardopurba.s]

Immature. Maybe because we're quite laid back and easy going with life. 😂😂😂

[@NyonyaBelanda]

I think it's clear and very nice on how he describe Indonesia. I am Indonesian and mostly agree about him :)

[@ryunizeblack9611]

That immature things in a good ways is really correct

[@muhammadharunrasyidalhabsy7254]

I love the way tumpak Sewu became the thumbnail, luv from lumajang Indonesia

[@irmaindriani]

it is super interesting to hear someone tell me how "weird" our culture is. lol

[@sukandigunawan207]

Are you miss Indonesia ? Welcome back to Indonesia....

[@minestorage8043]

Bule means Mr. Foreigner... That what we were told when we were a child

[@ruuoxi]

white people only I guess, you won't call an Indian, korean, or south african Bule

[@dzakk6156]

@@ruuoxi actually we call them bule too

[@aidilmubarock5394]

@@dzakk6156 that's uncommon for Asian we just called your nationality, bule comes from the word boulevard, in Dutch/ netherland colonial days most of them live in boulevard road, and it got shorten to boule/ bule

[@Vebian]

*white foreigner

[@ruuoxi]

@@aidilmubarock5394 never knew that, thanks for the explanation! It made more sense, because I don't think bule is for any foreigner, like malaysian, thai, or phillipines you won't call them bule, when you mention bule the implication is white skin foreigner with blond/blonde hair, like most dutch people is

[@anandabarata]

Good for you ! Hope you learn and adapt more of Indonesian culture and enjoy your stay here. Be safe and happy...

[@kristinaayuningtias6181]

Me: Hantu Gayung Mister Bule: Scooper Ghost 🤣

[@rayanastasia9867]

Wow good...My country friendly,care,respect and polite

[@itz_levina3502]

He is pretty accurate tho I live in Indonesia and it's just like that lmao

[@muhammadabrar628]

well done sir, you explained Indonesian things better than myself and most indonesian people i knew

[@Beekiddo1808]

lol not everyone is poor in JKT depends on which part of the city you live.

[@JustTry919]

Lol he does not saying everyone is poor in jakarta.

[@abiajis8506]

He isn't saying so. Just Some

[@Jim_Colbert]

Jakarta is so poor..wkwk.. Taek kopet...pancen kere kok ribet..

[@sammanoppo]

I'm so flattered as Indonesian. May God bless you!

[@half-eatencheeto3609]

that "Obama" part got me like 😬 because it's so trueeee

[@elmosanica]

"Apa kabar?" is mostly used to someone who knows you alr to what u been up to. I don't think it's used to stranger....? tbh 'hi' and 'halo' are more common/general

[@liviapattiasina6310]

“Apa kabar?” Followed by, “Gemukan loe sekarang.” 😅