THE STRUGGLE IS REAL

These are outtakes from our "FOREIGNERS TRY INDONESIAN TRADITIONAL CAKES" video--we just finished filming when our cast started discussing the struggles of speaking Bahasa Indonesia while looking like an Indonesian. Enjoy!
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[@sayuroyong2279]

Been here for fourteen goddamn years? that's a long-@ss goddamn time, goddamn it... Should've been able to speak n understand the language like local people do.

[@rheacaparas5886]

Yes, but there are some foreigners who has spent a lot of time here that aren't surrounded by Indonesians or an Indonesian community. A lot of times, they are around other foreigners too, not because they want to be exclusive or they think they're higher than Indonesians, but simply coz they feel most at home with people like them--foreigners. Thus, not being exposed to the language as much. I've spent many years in Indo but I was always surrounded by people with different nationalities. I wasn't that exposed to the Indonesian language because everyone around me spoke English; I was rarely in a situation where I had to speak in Bahasa Indonesia (except for basic things like ordering taxi or food, or asking for directions, etc), thus my speaking skills weren't the greatest and also why, up to this day, I'm not confident in conversing in Bahasa Indonesia. It was only when I met Alex, my first authentic Indonesian friend (I say authentic, coz most of my Indo friends grew up western-influenced haha), that my speaking and understanding skills improved coz I hung out with her a lot. That being said, there are other foreigners or expats who have spent less time here who are fluent in the language because they are surrounded or work with fellow Indonesians, thus their speaking and understanding skills improve in a much quicker speed. My point is, although it may seem that because a person has spent a big number of years in a country, that doesn't always mean they are fluent in a language. Often times, their fluency in a language and their knowledge about a country is determined by the environment they're in and the people they're with. I hope the information helped! :) if you read the entire thing, thank you for reading my essay haha P.S. Just wanted to say that I'm not trying to make excuses for the lack of fluency some foreigners may have despite living in the country for so long, I just wanted to provide insight as to why this happens. And this occurs to all foreigners in different countries, not just Indo. I think all foreigners should learn the language of the country they're in; they shouldn't expect the locals to adjust to them, since they're the ones borrowing the locals' land (I know a few foreigners here who don't bother learning the language coz they think they're above that, but that story is for another TED Talk ;)).

[@rf7182]

@@momon4868 yeah, be friend with youngster nowaday will be a great idea

[@MsCrazysiblings]

Tidak selalu seperti itu juga..di US sini banyak juga kok orang indonesia yg udah tinggal belasan taun yg masih speaking with accent dan gak lancar2 amat ngomong b.inggris juga. Bukan mereka ga mau, tp buat sebagian org, susah buat ngilangin indo accent mereka dan jarang jg pake slang nya, hence they're not sounding like local.

[@rf7182]

@@MsCrazysiblings ga usah kayak native tapi yang penting fasih

[@7hz8]

lu belum tau aja di US pas voting presiden harus sampe pake bahasa mandarin + spanyol...wkakwkakwks wajar sih menurut gue. ya di satu sisi ada juga org yg ga niat, tp hrs liat byk faktor laen juga.

[@shakiraaliyah1641]

Rhea: So this entire time, I've been flirting with so many people! - *me: 😂*

[@marsgarnet]

_bOdO AmAT. GuA gA PeDuLi_ Me : OOOOOHHH HE SNAPPED.

[@wheelchair8872]

Tbh i was shocked when he said that like DAAAAMN THATS SO SMOOTH💀💀🖐️

[@Griff10poldi]

I don't know... The perfect formal combination for me is "saya" and "kamu". Like Honey said "Aku" sounds so whiny, but hearing "Anda" also really weird.

[@saka4200]

For me, I usually just use "saya" and "adik, mba, mas, ibu, bapak". For example: saya mau ke kampus, kalau mbak mau kemana? Atau kalau mbaknya mau kemana? 😅

[@bud384]

Agreed, i use saya-kamu to foreigners or saya-mas/mbak, saya-anda in official situations, aku-kamu to my girlfriend or crush, gua-lo to my friends..

[@TheHero4dohl]

Diluar jkt kalau mengacu ke lawan bicara ke lebih banyak memakai mas/ mbak/ pak/ bu/ dek... jrg kita menggunakan kata kamu( kcuali kalau seumuran) Kalau ngomong sm org ga dikenal/ lebih tua biasanya cenderung pake saya drpd aku... Kl di pontianak tmpt gw, kalau sm lawan bicara yg seumuran/ tmen malah lebih kasar pake kata “kau” drpd kamu

[@RiskaDhenabayu]

Pakai ane agan aja 😁😆

[@7hz8]

@@TheHero4dohl bayangin org bule denger penjelasan ini ngomong kata ganti org aja banyak...wakkwkakw sdgkn mereka cmn pake "you" doang 🤣🤣

[@cituu3094]

Mungkin Rhea ama Honey ditatap sinis saat bicara dgn aksen mereka karena mereka mukanya muka Indo jadi mungkin ada beberapa orang yg berfikir "Apaan sih nih orang Indo tp sok² pake aksen luar" :v tapi kalo ada yang kasih tatapan gitu lagi cubit aja ginjalnya -,- *Tapi aku rasa aksen Rhea dan Honey sudah mirip sekali dgn aksen Indo*

[@idrayas2]

Itu masalahnya, kecuali beberapa hal, mereka udah seperti kita ngomongnya sehingga orang mikir ini orang indonesia sok2 inggris apa gimana. Kalo ga kenal kena liat sinis mereka. Kalo bahasa indonesianya kaku kaya baru belajar kan, "ah mungkin ini orang luar" begitu.

[@adityarahmanda]

Javanese usually use bahasa only in classroom, another formal situation, and when they meet a new person who doesnt look like javanese... Edited : sama pas lagi nggak ghibah...

[@gaminglokal3016]

Cen gawe ngrasani wong liyo ben g keroan wonge toh? Wkwk

[@Ls-vu1lo]

kopi dulu bang biar kaga ngiler 😂😂😂

[@okanshoni4823]

@@gaminglokal3016 Haduh.. kebiasaan wong lek ngrasani iku 🤣👌🏻

[@SuperPika1992]

Hahahahaha... Damn trueee

[@WisnuWicaksono1202]

Thank you Alex for always saying "Bahasa Indonesia" not just "bahasa"

[@danielcln7583]

Emang dia orang indo

[@Ls-vu1lo]

Iyee

[@LosAnggraito]

Memang temen2nya dia harus di koreksi juga sih, itu kebiasaan yg salah.

[@goodsoldier5152]

Setau gw di luaran sana emg pd tau nya bahasa sih,bkn bahasa indonesia..mgkn krna kepanjangan kali ya..

[@LosAnggraito]

@@goodsoldier5152 dalam bhs inggris istilahnya "Indonesian." Org2 yg dipendekin ke "bahasa" cuma pada males ato salah informasi. Kan ga masuk akal klo mereka bilang, "I speak bahasa." Artinya "aku bisa bahasa" ...ya, bahasa apa cuy 😂

[@nitapuspita3029]

pls make another video with honey, kak!!!😍

[@ahmadsogiri7361]

Up

[@suryokai313]

Mbak hani forevaaa

[@yonasboyke]

yang Filipina seperti orang jawa, yang afrika dan satunya seperti dari Papua... secara sadar apakah keragaman kita sulit di ketahui orang negara lain. wajah kita beragam karena terisolir berbagai pulau dan adat yang kental utk memilih nikah sedaerahnya. tak akan bisa ditebak dari negara mana? makin cinta keragaman adalah baik adanya.

[@abelsumanas]

Orang Filipina memang mirip bgt sama orang2 di Indonesia bagian Barat-Tengah. Dulu taun 1982 pernah ada film settingnya di Jakarta tahun 1965, tp krn dilarang shooting di Jakarta, mereka shooting di Filipina dgn extras dan tokoh2 orang Indonesia pake cast orang Filipina. Mirip banget.

[@bellyrsmn]

Pembahasan soal penggunaan kata ganti kaya gini menarik banget sih buat dibahas, soalnya kalo pake formal 'saya-anda' dan tata bahasa baku di real life agak aneh, seringnya langsung pake kata ganti orang yang bersangkutan (bapak, ibu, masnya, mbaknya, dll) tapi kalo denger 'saya-anda' dari pengisi suara film-film luar atau drama korea kayanya lazim-lazim aja dan enak-enak aja pake bahasa baku. Like, why!!?? Keep it up Gado! ❤

[@damedesuka77]

"saya-anda" di film dubbing kadang2 juga terasa ganjil sih kalau menurut saya. Apalagi kalau filmnya film animasi atau film anak. Saya rasa kalau di film kedengeran biasa aja ya karena itu efek dari kitanya yg udah terbiasa dengernya 😂

[@kioraunny1351]

helios396 bakal lebih kedengeran aneh kalo nonton kartun pakai kata ganti orangnya langsung, masa nanti nonton spongebob ngomongnya gini "saya pesan krabby pattynya satu tapi gak pake acar ya mas" :(((((

[@RiskaDhenabayu]

Tergantung sikon. Kalau di bidang akademis cukup sering pakai saya anda di berbagai sikon formal spt rapat, seminar, konferensi, kbm

[@damedesuka77]

@@kioraunny1351 Ya gakpapa sih, ibarat kalau mau dibikin dengan bahasa non-formal ya sekalian aja, biar full localization. Contoh lain di animasi We Bare Bears, di situ kan ceritanya sering kekinian banget, ada tentang KZbinr segala, tapi kata pengganti orangnya suka pakai "saya-kamu" dan bentuk kata kerja formal banget. Jadinya agak geli 😅 (Yah ketauan deh saya tua-tua suka nonton We Bare Bears) Tapi saya saya curiga jangan-jangan ini cuma terasa di Jakarta, kalau di daerah mungkin bahasa Indonesia formal gitu kedengeran biasa aja.

[@kioraunny1351]

helios396 engga juga... saya di bali, Disini juga aneh pake 'saya-kamu' biasanya langsung sebut mas/mbak/buk/pak gitu... iya siiihh 'saya-kamu' itu terkesan formal banget. Tapi kalo 'aku-kau' masih oke laaah didenger di kartun kartun. Tapi jujur gua pribadi prefer bhs formal kalau untuk kartun luar. Kalau kartun dalam negeri (kaya sopo jarwo), ya jelas lebih pas unformal. Gatau jg sih ini pendapat gue aja... jdishdkslscjs

[@mojo9727]

I live in Jakarta and someday when I've been visited by my friend from Java, she spoke with "aku kamu" and I got baper:( so be careful with your "aku kamu", Rhea 😂

[@themanwhosoldtheworld99]

why ?

[@mojo9727]

Darlinggaoling Idk.. just got that Baper inside my heart

[@archiveofreza6828]

Kami dari timur selalu make aku kamu , ke orang yang baru atau blum di kenal , so ku gk sabar ke jakarta wkwk ketemu temen internet to make her baper lmao

[@mojo9727]

cita pratiwi yeeesss, the thing is I'm still single and if there's one girl who talks with "aku kamu", it makes me sooo baper:(

[@mojo9727]

Reza Ahmad wkwkw syukurlah sudah dapat pembelajaran bro.. have fun nanti di Jakarta!

[@izu___]

Oh glad to see andy and dennis, longtime not see them in gado's videos

[@septianardikurniawan1698]

Logatny dennis udah mirip Indonesia timur, bisa ketipu bagi yg gak kenal wkwk 😅 Btw, di Indonesia timur lbih sering pake saya atau beta. Gk prnah pakai kata aku

[@zeever7]

Sa

[@brokenvibes2360]

Bukan saya tp sa, beta, kita

[@andriilham5625]

Tergantung daerah si. Di daerahku, pake "aku" kalo pake bahasa daerah. Dan anehnya, kalo pake bahasa Indonesia pake "saya" 😂

[@yayangandi.s]

honestly i just got from surabaya. I think they're all friendly. even we are the same Javanese but we use mixed languages ​​(Indonesian and Javanese). I am comfortable when talking to them even like I have known for a long time. honestly I like to be awkward with new people but I don't feel when I am in Surabaya .. 😍

[@metty_fw]

Thank you for picking up such impression from Surabayanese. Proud to be one! :))

[@RosyaBaby]

Ya emang sih di indo klo ngomong bhs inggris org2 selalu kasi tatapan sinis. Dan tatapanya kayak bilang,"ih sok2an bgt deh ngomng bhs inggris."

[@Griff10poldi]

Mungkin itu salah satu penyebab sebagian masyarakat susah maju hehe

[@izu___]

ikr

[@bininyajohnnysuh7307]

Nah iya makanya. Tapi kalo ada yang ngomong gitu tutup kuping aja. Kita bisa bahasa Inggris juga berguna kok. Bisa sekolah diluar,kalo ngga bisa kerja diluar. Biar diindo penganggurannya berkurang. Pusing ngeliat berita isinya kriminal akibat para pengangguran:(

[@sandyafwanbasirun3840]

Ya sometimes pas ngobrol sering lupa bahasa Indonesia nya. Ya yang ada di otak bahasa Inggris, trus sering dibilang "ngomong yang bener dong! Gausa gegayaan deh lu" Me : 🙃

[@rikasilviana3824]

Padahal niatnya untuk belajar biar lebih lancar😅

[@tiaralarasati1896]

i love when dennis says "sorry aleeeeex:(" then holding his chest tulus bgt keliatannya

[@taufiqr6428]

The real Kelas Internasional 😂 dulu nonton di NET. 😂 Ini beneran😂

[@zeinhermanto3354]

Wkwk

[@ignatiuskusworonarendrasul4959]

As Javanese I think we rarely using "kamu" to other people too, using Bahasa Indonesia in daily life would be so weird and we just using "kamu" on formal convo with people on the same ages or to our beloved one. To older people we usually mention them as "Bapak/Ibu/Mas/Mbak" or using "Jawa krama" instead and "anda" is like insulting or a starter word to argue to what that people said. To other people on the same age or friends we just usually use-you-name-it "kowe" (General ones), "kon" (eastern), etc. 🤔

[@RizalBudiLeksono]

I have an unknown accent. For some Sundanese, they thought me as a Javanese, and vice versa. When I speak in informal Indonesian, they realised if I have an accent, but they can't recognized where it comes from. Some people thought me has an accent which come from Padang, Batak, or even Ambon. But I speak in Indonesian during my earlier childhood. I live in Cianjur, West Java.

[@michellepamela4445]

Even in formal occasions I hardly ever heard anyone use “anda” lol. Biasanya lgsg nomong Pak/Bu (Nama) gitu

[@PURWONO2018]

Beneran deh Bu Alex. Saya pengin dengar kalian ngobrol bahasa indonesia dgn normal, NORMAL tanpa campur2 sama English. Penasaran aja gimana.. Soalnya youtuber2 diluar sana ngobrol pake bhs indonesia sama orang asing lainnya

[@01Ironlight]

"gue-elu" is not only on jakarta, you can use that too on tangerang, banten, bekasi, depok, etc tapi dengan catatan kalo yg diajak bicaranya seumuran atau lebih muda dari kita atau kalo udah akrab banget "aku-kamu" biasanya lebih sering dipakai sama orang daerah (sunda/jawa/dll) ketika berbicara sama orang yang bukan 1 daerah dengannya atau ketika mau modus, pdkt atau dalam berhubungan lainnya "saya" kalimat formal atau untuk berbicara sopan tapi penggunaan untuk manggil lawan bicara tidak mesti pakai "anda", contoh: "mas/mbak, saya mau tanya tempat beli es teh manis hangat dimana ya mas?" [mas/pak/om/babeh/bang dan mbak/bu/kak/teh] meskipun yang ditanya lebih muda bisa menggunakan mas/mbak. kalo "anda" justru lebih sering dipakai ketika sedang dalam pekerjaan atau ketika sedang saling berargumen contoh: "saya senang dapat bertemu dengan anda" atau "anda itu kalau tidak tahu apa-apa jangan sok tahu!" #cmiiw #imo

[@nettanathania4551]

Love this channel!! Terus berkaryaa kak!~

[@Naehel]

Wah akhirnya andy sama denis muncul lagi kangen kekocakan mereka berdua🤗 buat video lebih banyak bareng mereka dong.

[@TrusfratedMeiMei]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 We need more of these.. Really made my day! It's hilarious

[@muhammadhaikal8270]

Suka deh sama penjelasannya Alex

[@muamarqadafi6590]

Can't wait for the next video

[@gabrielakarina5664]

Kak sering2 bikin video kayak gini kak semua ikut apalagi plus kak Nick sama kak Lai.Perfecttt

[@LosAnggraito]

Hey Alex, this is slightly pedantic, but you should correct your friends when they refer to Indonesian as "bahasa." The word for bahasa Indonesia in English is Indonesian. Abbreviating it to "bahasa" just doesn't work, because 1.) the word itself means language and 2.) there's bahasa Indonesia and bahasa melayu, and Indonesians don't have a claim on the entire term lol.

[@bellyrsmn]

Woah! It's so fun to see you all again, guys! ❤❤❤

[@ethannurhadi7893]

Yes video baru

[@sitikholilah7779]

Terlalu seru ngobrolnya Sampek lupa duduk😂😂😂

[@inbetweenh.f.s6199]

I used the term "Anda" when I got mad or teased my friend, like "anda pikir anda siapa?" 🤣🤣 Saya & Anda is way too formal, it's only used in very formal meeting or situation, but if you wanna still formal without hearing too weird you can use Saya & Kamu. Here in my city we used saya & kau (to ppl u're close enough or someone younger than you), but to stranger or elder we use kamu or just say their name

[@vincentng5756]

You guys are so fun.

[@reginahe]

Loooove your video as always! This is very insightful yet entertaining. You guys should make a video comparing how people from various countries pronounce English words in their "accent". Anyway, in Indonesian informal language we don't really use "Anda", as it's considered rude, kayak nyolot gitu. We only use "Anda" when we're upset or trying to provoke someone 😂 For older people/strangers or when we wanna be polite, we usually just use Ibu/Bapak/Mas/Mbak/Kakak/Abang/Bung instead of "kamu". Never thought about it before, but bahasa Indonesia is pretty difficult huh. Lol.

[@intanbalqis5074]

Sekiaaan lamaa akoh menungguhh

[@yanivan7878]

Senyum sendiri kalo nonton. Ga pernah bosen😍

[@alveotetra7280]

Kalian lucu2 dan asik. Jadi ingin berkenalan dan berteman dgn kalian semua 😁☺

[@archiveofreza6828]

Kami dari indonesia timur selalu make aku kamu , ke orang yang baru atau blum di kenal (sebelum manggil nama mereka), so aku gk sabar ke jakarta wkwk ketemu temen internet to make her baper 😂 lmao

[@budi.haryono]

In Makassar we use "saya/nakke" and "kau/katte" 😊

[@khofifahhn8418]

Ada notif, auto pencet 😁

[@user-pe3qm8vz5z]

im in luv with these crazy ppl

[@indahpratiwi8525]

TIM NOTIF YEAYYYY❤️🌈

[@miyaaww]

Sticker captain america itu langsung ternotis olehku 😂😂😂❤

[@RizkyFitriyanto]

I love this video.

[@putriamaros5667]

GIVE ME MOREEEEE!!!!!!!!

[@MrJamesbaron]

“Saya” used in a formal and broader audience, aku used in a intimate or a closed audience like when u had a conversation 1-1 its actually better to use aku rather than saya

[@fianatu1883]

Wow Andy keren juga bisa aksen org2 jakarta-tangerang ya.

[@surati6097]

oh my banyakin yang kayak gini dong

[@irenemellia9083]

YESSS!! THAT AKU-KAMU IS VERY CONFUSING!!! As non-Jakartans (Well, I'm from Bandung), when I first went to Jakarta for my internship, I was using "aku-kamu" to my colleagues to reffer myself and them. And all of them were like *SHOCKED*. At that time, I didn't know that using "aku-kamu" were only when someone was about to have a relationship. Then after 3 days, one of my friend said that it's better to use "gue-lo", because using "aku-kamu" means you're flirting with that person. I was like : "WTF??????????" As a non-Jakartans I found this very embarassing (for myself) and.... weird. 😂😭 But yea, that's how rich Indonesia. Each region has it own uniqueness 🙂

[@wulancita332]

Hahaha...tapi klo di Bandung Mun Aya nu nyarios pake Lo gua ,dalam hati "njir belagu,gak sopan n bikin sakit hati

[@xboys10p]

gue lo bukannya dari bahasa Hokkien ?

[@sherlymutya4793]

Vies 65 Like 33 Ulala ku mengikutimu gaes😭 Ga tau kenapa notif auto nonton wkwkw

[@annisak964]

I really like rhea's accent when she speaks bahasa. It sounds so native.

[@hanindhiyar5248]

honey is sooo sweet just like her name!😍

[@Rian-kn3dt]

I like it🥺

[@captainbigboss748]

suka bgt sama rhea,😍

[@yunimardiyah]

This is so funny lmao

[@breakhart]

if Andy and Dennis can pretend to came from papua, Rhea and Honey actually also can pretend to came from Kalimantan or Sulawesi, their accent really like my friends who came from those part of Indonesia 😁

[@pandajenggot7603]

Really miss gado 😭😭

[@finallyd5411]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@anastasiaapsari623]

Rhea : No joke, sometimes when i'm ordering food or something i forget a word and i'm like "sttuers" Me : that's me when i see you in Semarang airport:") 👌

[@lilafath7374]

kak...klo bisa nih😁😁😁pas taping kamerannya jgn dipegang gitu...jd gak ikut goyang2 akunya jadi pusing😁😁😁 tp over all sih aku suka konten video2nya...sangat menghibur,informatif dan gak bisa gak senyum2 sendiri pas liat kalian...kayaknya aura bahagianya itu nular😊semangat ya...aku dukung channel👍ini❤💚💜

[@B314UP]

maybe i can say : "saya, anda" : is for formal way "aku, kamu": is similar but the language is mote subtle "gue, lue": is for like closed friend because the language is more crude so the result is : "saya, anda" can say similiar but different because those word is for formal, and "aku, kamu" and "gue, lue" is for informal word thats i guess

[@mienosss5322]

you guys keep learning Bahasa, don't give up !!

[@eggiramasaputra1799]

Notif squad!!!!!

[@ichsannugroho5401]

Dennis.. Wakanda forever... 😆😆

[@bisvizstudio1242]

As a person lives in Bekasi (who talks the same as the Jakartan), I approved about that aku-kamu thing. Now I'm going to college in Surabaya and I experienced it! All my friends there speak aku-kamu to me there, boys and girls! For us, if a girl talk to us with aku-kamu, it's like flirting. And if a boy talk to us with aku-kamu, we will assume that he's gay or feminine 😂 But as the time goes by, I get used to it. I even speak aku-kamu too with boy in Surabaya 😂

[@idrayas2]

I brought the aku-kamu back to jakarta which is a bad thing 🤣

[@bisvizstudio1242]

@@idrayas2 yeah if you're a girl, then every boy you talked to get emotional about it and think you're flirting with him 😂

[@hansen3440]

i am so early, in conclusion: im jobless :)

[@ribnus]

Jumbelu

[@hansen3440]

@@ribnus 😢

[@ApipZLa]

Watching your videos is so interesting. Somehow, you guys inspire Indonesian people and whole the world I guess. Anyway, where did you meet? Good job 👏👏👏

[@foureyesking]

Their struggles really normally to foreigners problems speaking if they life in Indonesia even though Bahasa just word, and pronounced is preety hard, I'm from indonesia but sometimes preety hard to speak Bahasa cause I'm usually use Javanese

[@mrflowerthief]

Hey I'm early I ❤️ gado

[@kemanamana7742]

Belajar dri film syulit. mending nnton ini terus deh biar lncar bahasa inggrisnya😂

[@sandyafwanbasirun3840]

I am javanese chinese manadonese. I can speak javanese. But everytime, EVERYTIME even i forced him/she to speaks javanese, the reply always in bahasa indonesia. Okey guys, let me tell you I CAN SPEAK JAVANESE. Is my accent when speaking javanese sounds weird? Idk. 🙃

[@kioraunny1351]

Sansan 23 tergantung... mungkin muka u gaada muka jawa jawa nya, dipikir ga bisa makanya. Sama kaya gue, gue selalu diajak bahasa jawa mentang mentang kerudungan, padahal gue orang bali :)))))

[@Azazantei]

@@kioraunny1351 Yeah sometimes that was the case, you know even we don't wanna admit it, most people in indonesia still sees people based on their races, i wouldn't complain about that 'cuz we had so many races, and yeah it's kinda racist, or maybe indonesia is the most racist country in the world that won't even admit that they're racist, when i say it like this it's kinda fucked up so i prefer most indonesian still judge people with races one.

[@kioraunny1351]

Rizuki Alan SO TRUEEE i have so many problems living with my long hijab in bali. Sometimes a group of high school students passing by and yell at me 'look! A terrorist' and then laughing at each other. Or the way people look at me so weirdly that makes me feel very uncomfortable. Maybe this is sounds normal for you, but you will never know how much these things affect on people who face it everyday, everytime...

[@Azazantei]

@@kioraunny1351 ummm.... For that one you know its kinda complicated, and because the Religion Issues i won't talk about that, but what happen exactly when i read your reply basically You're a Muslim correct? So when Java because you use Hijab or maybe because in the reality Bali is the Cousin of Javanese Clan so yeah technically you look alike, when in Java, Javanese thought you was a Javanese because you looks like Javanese and wearing a Hijab, and when you in Bali because you wearing a Hijab Balinese mock you sayin' you are a Terrorist, you realize that both of that is Different topic right?

[@kioraunny1351]

Rizuki Alan okay lol ik... just saying bc you said something about 'racist' im actually just trying to explain how racist they are... yes it's a different topic ik

[@gamezhark]

Titip salam buat Honey

[@sandiarung1513]

Konten makanan lagi dong please.. Hehehe

[@ahmadsogiri7361]

😍 Honey 😍

[@danangmardiyono5142]

Bahasa Jawa jauh lebih kompleks karena ada tingkatan tingkatannya, ada Ngoko, Krama Alus & Krama Inggil.

[@juanmaruli4977]

Di daerahku yang dipakai sehari2 itu "saya", berlaku kepada siapa saja kita bicara. Mau sama ortu, guru, pacar, adik, semua pakai "saya", nggak pernah pakai "aku". Kalau untuk "you" kami pakai "kau", tapi hanya untuk yang sebaya atau lebih muda, kalau untuk yang lebih tua nggak ada sebutan khusus, paling sebutnya kayak kak, bapak, ibu, tante, dll. Kami juga pakai "kamu", tapi artinya "kalian". Jadi, kau = you, kamu = y'all/ plural 'you'

[@kioraunny1351]

Juan Maruli daerah mana ya mba kalo boleh tau?

[@juanmaruli4977]

@@kioraunny1351 Kota Palu

[@sholehmuhamad6553]

q yang pertama nonton nih?temenin nonton donk

[@kimmyungdae7018]

buat video reaction i love you 3000 stephanie dong 😁

[@novanvandamma915]

I have a friend here that uses "Aku Kamu" regularly, and yes, that sounds like she wants to be closer as in a relationship lmao But when she tried to use "Gue elu", honestly, it doesn't suits her at all. So I ask her to stick with "Aku Kamu".

[@daymoondye7601]

I use "aku kamu" in daily basis to everyone. I like that better because I sound more polite. So I'm like "who cares about what others think?". I use "gue lu" when I am angry.

[@GoyesGaming]

Love rhea

[@khigansih]

long time no see Sherni on Gado's video

[@putrirahandri7149]

"oh pergi ke Surabaya? Kamu makan disana? Disana murah kan?" Gimana jadinya kalo ke Malang :") beberapa temen2ku yang dari Jakarta atau Bandung aja shock pas tau harganya langsung bilang "EH BENERAN HARGANYA SEGINI, KOK MURAH" gimana orang luar negri wkwkw

[@damedesuka77]

Eh, some of the pointers here are a bit of a miss. We rarely use Anda in real life conversations, at least in Jakarta. Best option is to use bapak/ibu/kak as a replacement. Bapak/Ibu mau ke mana? Using Anda sounds so stiff and you risk sounding like a snob. Or an angry person.

[@meeeealive]

This is why Bahasa is easy to learn but hard to master. There are so many unwritten rules 😭

[@anxx5233]

And using "kamu" might sound wrong as well if it is paired with "saya" because it sounds like you're looking down at your opponent. Thus, indeed, ibu/bapak/mas/mbak/kak is the safest bet

[@johnfrendi2066]

Honey is real 😍

[@rastisetya2841]

Honey's Bahasa is so good. Sounds very Jakartans, which she refers to as accentless. I approved. 👍🏼

[@idrayas2]

In reality, words, accent and languages are mixed according to the local custom. Even indonesians struggle when you throw them out from their nest.

[@fajarbayu9829]

Sekali2 bikin video yg full ngomong bhsa Indonesia dong kak alex anggota GADO. Pengen tau aja gmna ngomong bhsa Indonesia tanpa campur bhsa Inggris 😂

[@yayangandi.s]

Gado!

[@dhelovic5926]

Honey so cute 😭

[@dwimeinati1521]

My grandmother' name is also Morante 😂

[@iskotayo1]

Honey's Indonesian vocal sound is so similar with my cousin's vocal sound...

[@archiveofreza6828]

2:07 Rhea : Na... Me: 😂 anying wkwkwk

[@dimasajibimantara5246]

Saya jumbelu too

[@jas1101]

Dennis really sounds like someone from Papua 😶

[@Wizone2024]

Honey you looks like Danilla... indie musician from Indonesia

[@banda3148]

Honey sama rhea cute 😍

[@taufik6458]

Where is the brazilian girl? I miss her so much. Bener ga ya b. Inggris nya gitu wkwkwk

[@iqbaldwiharianto3431]

Cutie Rhea