What South East Asians Really Think About Each Other

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[@waldiarrahman5833]

indonesia also have snowy place it's called jaya Wijaya Mountain/Mount Carstensz

[@wanto6152]

Di Bekasi juga ada. Trans Snow 😁

[@anggitaputri3123]

@Waldi Arrahman Yes, Mt Wijaya or Carstenz Peak in Indonesian Papua, the only area covered by snow all year long in equator.

[@sitromidori]

Oumagaddd!!!! Seriously? I thought there were no snow??😱

[@sekartaji333]

@@sitromidori Indonesia also has snow in Dieng Central Java, Ranukumbolo East Java, Mt Jaya Wijaya Papua, Mt Soemantri Papua.

[@rohmatullailiyah7134]

@@sekartaji333 Yang di Dieng itu bukan salju tapi Ice Frost

[@sakurahayakawa5866]

About language, many Indonesians are bilingual (like Singaporean: Malay, English Singaporean, Chinese, and Indian, if I am not wrong), but we have a lot of traditional languages, spread throughout the country. We speak Bahasa Indonesia and one traditional language, it is different from what people call "accent" or "dialect". It's language, totally different with Bahasa Indonesia. It depends on who and where are you from (can be trilingual if we had two ethnicity and parents teach it, their languages, or even multilingual as we learn English or other languages). For example, me, I speak Indonesia and Sunda. Bahasa Indonesia is the national language, the language we speak to Indonesians outside our own area. For example, there is a Sundanese and Javanese, one person speak Sundanese and the other speak Javanese, but we can understand each other by using Bahasa Indonesia. We do have snowy area. It's in Papua, actually, it is a mountain, because the height of that mountain, the temperature is cold and we can find ice. And yes, even though our country has the largest Muslim population in the world, we are not Islamic country. Instead of that, we are religious country, we even had "religion" in our Identity Card (we call it KTP). We had six religions recognized by the government. The religions in Indonesia are Islam, Christian, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. We are Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, it means unity in diversity. Many languages, many tribes, many religions, many races, many groups, and so many other things but we are one.

[@ivanzero8854]

Maybe if some peoples cant talk their ethnicity language (like Javanese, Sundaneses, etc) is Because they're the second or third generation from other provinces who live in Jakarta.

[@rezaadityapratama7663]

actually, some of indonesian are trilingual. Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Inggris, and their Mother Language (sometimes they can 2 different language). I can speak Bahasa, Malay, English, Javanese, Sundanese

[@doug911]

Bhinneka tunghal ika = United in Diversity? I think this is the official transilation lol. Pls tell me you were not sliding the whole paragraph into google translate lmao

[@sakurahayakawa5866]

@@doug911 nope, I tried with my "not so fluent" English. Thank you for your arrogant correction, pal. 👌

[@doug911]

@@sakurahayakawa5866 dem sorry if that offended you, im just joking gzz

[@JOCOPIE]

Hello, everyone!! Jo here from Singapore! Thank you for having me on this video again!!! There were a few mistakes in the editing - one of Singapore’s official languages is Malay and not Malaysian :) Not all Singaporeans are rich btw hahaha! Nonetheless, the video was really fun altho we definitely talked more about the different countries like Indonesia’s beautiful seas and attractions like Bali!!!! Wished it could have been added too :( Where are my Singaporean friends at!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️ majulah singapura!! Happy belated birthday Singapore!!!

[@hakim1462]

Glad you mention this! People often get confused hence thinking Malaysian is a language. It is not! :D

[@JOCOPIE]

@@hakim1462 yes! i realised a lot of people get them mixed up!

[@Eminence_in_shadow]

i like you 我喜欢你 from TB 🇸🇬

[@dennyismail1573]

So thats why one if my Singaporean friend cant speak Malay, because he's a Chinese Singaporean

[@hakim1462]

@@dennyismail1573 generally some are able to but most of the younger generation nowadays could not. The olden generation however are able to speak at least 3 language: Malay, English, Mandarin/Tamil. (:

[@ezradja]

Many rich Indonesians actually live in Singapore therefore the image of Singaporean are living above average. But actually average Singaporean are not really that rich and are usually a professional workers. The Indonesian food have too many varieties that couldn't made to the list. RENDANG, MI GORENG, GUDEG, SOTO etc. South East Asia has plenty of old temples. Buddhist, Hindu, and also place of many big mosques and churches. We are some religious people here, either it's good or bad, I don't really know... 😂

[@juliane5632]

*Philippines the only southeast asia who has more catholic and christian majority as well* : Looks away in shame

[@ngabersbersahaja9602]

Most rich Indonesian are staying in singapore due to the 1998 tragedy

[@scottforbes4933]

@@ngabersbersahaja9602 yeah because of Amien Rais bro 😂

[@ngabersbersahaja9602]

@@scottforbes4933 that cool old politician guy😂🤣🤣

[@Leon-dx4jc]

@@ngabersbersahaja9602 but not at all, because last time i check tiktok and i found rich indonesian stay in indonesia and singapore, because in indonesia he have big house and in singapore small house

[@isidorusgabriel]

Most of Indonesian are also multilingual too lol. We speak with different accents/dialects and our traditional language. Anywhere you move, you will find new words 🤣

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

Also happens in Brasil, thus; it's not Surprising at all for a large country to have hundreds or thousands of dialects.

[@rifkynda8588]

Indonesia largest trilingual conuntry in the world and biliungual country, Indonesia also has the 2nd most languanges in the world, there're 700 languangesi in Indonesia and majority Indonesian can speak 3 languanges

[@break_until_April15_or_April10]

Me: Malay ENGLISH .......... I cud say uk

[@nokiyohiyoh9719]

I'm indonesian from west java region. i spoke cirebonese language as my everyday language, indonesian language as my bridge to other regions and english to bridge me to international friends hehe . You got it right not all west java region speak sundanese.. there's us too T.T .

[@aburn9891]

Next: Southeast asians show eachother their homecountry music and famous artists! Please please do this!

[@perrytheplatypus475]

Southeast Asian to the other SEA countries : wow that's interesting SEAsians to Singapore : OMG You're developed country, so clean and discipline, that's the country I wanna live in It's pretty much like that 😂

[@ajisaif]

But thats it, lives so boring back there, even our corruptors fugutive back to Indonesia after a while

[@ngthoangyen]

No, Singapore is not the country I want to live in. It's well-planned and organized but on the other hand, it's so boring to live in. If I were a child, the amusement parks and the cleanliness may attract me a lot. But as I grew older, I prefer countries with more nature and happening things.

[@ngthoangyen]

@@lolololo-fs2po Maybe but I have what I want.

[@mitsua2411]

SG is that very successful little brother everyone loves

[@ShadowMoon878]

@@ngthoangyen I lived in Singapore for 3 years. After just 1 year, it is BORING as heck. No nature, no character, no color. Everything is too sterile. If people tried to do street art, they called it "vandalism" and cane you for it. People try selling street food, they called it "unhygenic" and cane you for that. And forget about cheap prices. Everything is at least 2 times, 3 times or 4 times more expensive than their neighbouring countries, but if you bought cheaper things from overseas for your own consumption and brings it back to SIngapore, the govt will literally force you to pay the price difference to them in the form of "Goods and Service Tax". It is fucking ridiculous!

[@alvan3988]

👨‍🦱:Have you ever been to Indonesia ? 👱:No 👨‍🦱:How about Bali? 👱:Yes I have, it's beautiful country.. WTF It's the same country. Bali is province in Indonesia 😭

[@idkmuch7749]

Lmao trueee people are dumb sometimes

[@xaviermaster1]

Lol, but this is the most common thing when we say about Indonesia, most people always say they only know Bali

[@hansantonio110]

I think Bali is a country between indonesian island...

[@sunichathoopkaew8000]

I don't want to say that but this's so similar to Thailand... Someone know Bangkok but not Thailand or even think Thailand is Taiwan lol

[@-ishiirxo]

@@hansantonio110 NOOO 😭😭 IT'S AN ISLAND IN INDONESIA /sed

[@chrispresta3048]

💙🇻🇳 🇹🇭 🇮🇩 🇸🇬💙 it would be amazing if 🇰🇭 🇱🇦 🇲🇲 🇲🇾 🇵🇭 🇧🇳 🇹🇱were added to these series 😍

[@isitsafeforme]

You forgot 🇧🇳 & 🇹🇱

[@chrispresta3048]

@@isitsafeforme shame on me! That would be such a great Southeastern Asian series👏🏻

[@YesJadey]

True

[@Restubaileyy]

🇹🇱🗿🗿🗿

[@lena5831]

Yea that would be really cool. This might just be me being biased but Cambodia is a cool country to study, since not many know about it. I remember one of my friends asked me where my mom was from cause was speaking Khmer one time and I said Cambodia and she was so confused and was like, that’s a real place? I think it’s funny now but I was sort of offended

[@paranoya733]

Singaporean: *talked about their transportation system Other Southeast Asian: *Cinderella story

[@faisalakbar9394]

We need more content like this!. Friendship from around the world. Proud to be Indonesian 🇮🇩. And you guys are rock! 👍👍

[@theligma667]

Bacot proud proud

[@mhbeautifull4794]

Udah tua jangan berlebihan kalau berbangga. Kek bocil aja

[@laluramasarya4925]

ini mah bukan overproud. dahlah.

[@fajargintings5976]

Bagian Indonesia gk jelas tu, 3 negara lain narsum Indonesia dan yg lain yg jelaskan pas bagian Indonesia 3 narsum yg lain gk ada yg tau malahan yg d jelaskan narsum Indonesia hal yg gk penting 🤦‍♀️

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

I like Indonesia, but I don't think there's any worth of taking pride in acquiring that nationality. Saudações do Algarve.

[@mr.brightside6087]

I'm Indonesian, I once visited Singapore. Fun fact : You can't get lost in Singapore, you'll always find a way 😂

[@xfirefox_x]

Yup, if you are lost in Singapore, always find the nearest MRT station

[@riveringleaf5568]

It's so small that maybe a person you accidentally encountered with could be related to someone you know in some way, I know it haha

[@mr.brightside6087]

@@riveringleaf5568 it maybe little, but not that 'little', its quite big if you walk la 😂

[@mr.brightside6087]

@@xfirefox_x ya probably the best MRT system in the world, it connected the WHOLE area 😂

[@riveringleaf5568]

@@mr.brightside6087 that's true

[@unadora518]

I don't know why i love Thailand language epecially when they talk

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

Thai sounds ugly, Lao is way better.

[@zenithchan581]

@@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine Thai language and Lao language are so similar that they do not need an interpreter. Thai language has a note like music. Language is not ugly except for some people's thoughts.

[@Your_Beautiful_Sister_Is_Mine]

@@zenithchan581 You don't have to explain that to me as I myself am a linguist.

[@ainajoe5874]

Luigelai

[@serbaserbi6004]

In our mindset Singapore is a rich country with the high lifecost. Indonesia thailand vietnam is almost the same lifecost and complicated traffic

[@jyl7906]

Everyone: describing beautiful scenery Meanwhile, my fellow Singaporean, Jo: so the food Food is life Jo i feel ya. thanks for representing our little dot!

[@novitaindriani496]

Oh my god joo from singapore so hot for me 🥰

[@vzlchu]

Such an interesting video. I really enjoyed it, wish it was longer tho.

[@Danibokki]

These videos are always interesting 😀

[@LC-zi8jw]

The subtitles are not very accurate though, the language is called Malay, not malaysian. Also, it is not people from Malaysia who learns Malay, but people who are of Malay ethnicity learns the Malay language in Singapore.

[@m_wafi_rifat2079]

Malay = malaya/semenanjung ❎ Malay =melayu/natives in the archipelago(pribumi dirumpun nusantara)🇲🇾🇲🇨🇸🇬🇧🇳 & south 🇹🇭🇵🇭

[@CK-wv9pp]

Would have been nice to have other SEA countries’ reps like Philippines, Malaysia, etc. Maybe the producers had difficulty locating people who can speak Korean or are available during filming time… Thailand - Missed the fantastic food and shopping. The local women are very petite (and pretty) and I could never find any clothes in my size. Indonesia - Bandung was my favourite place. Loved its mountains, paddy fields, climate and the sound of angklung. The batik was beautiful too. Vietnam - Regretted not visiting Hanoi, but Ho Chi Minh’s markets, art galleries (skilful reproductions) and roads (sooooo many motorbikes) were eye-opening. Food and local coffee were lovely too. Singapore - If I ever leave Singapore to relocate, I will miss the food, Changi Airport and Singaporean-accented English. And how everything’s so accessible (food, grocery, shopping, medical services).

[@mei42na]

@Simi they might come from the same land mass but there is still a big difference in culture, traditions, beliefs etc. It would have made a very interesting comparison and more diverse compared to having only 4 countries. I guess, time constraint might be a problem if we include every country in south east asia in one video.

[@Isabella_Vsqq]

Indo rep lets goooooo

[@manhattan823]

I don't know much about SE Asian countries so this was both entertaining and educational. Keep up the great content!

[@ayamjago756]

Where are you from

[@palmtree_]

South East Asian is so diverse and we know very little about each other's culture.

[@oneviwatara9384]

Same people they just speak different dialects that's all.

[@AndorranStairway]

oneviwatara that’s not even remotely accurate

[@oneviwatara9384]

@@AndorranStairway How?

[@AndorranStairway]

oneviwatara how? How are south East Asians the same people who speak different dialects? They literally have drastically different histories, cultures, and languages that do not share any origin

[@oneviwatara9384]

@@AndorranStairway The vast majority of light skin southeast Asians are ethnic related to one another how just Google theirs DNA test results for yourself. Language or culture or religion or names surnames or living closed to one another does not always correlated with ethnicity but its a good indications of being ethnic related to one another according to the multiple DNA test I saw so far the vast of light skin of Austronesian, Austro-Asiatic, and Tai-kadai shared the same Y-Chromosome of O1a and O2a (Tai-kadai origin) with one another they also shared many cultures, traditional religion (ancestors worship), traditional stilt houses, and names surnames with one another even though that many of Malaysians, Indonesians, and Filipinos became Muslims, or Christians long ago.

[@hanna-ee5ty]

Funny fact : These girls is from Southeast Asian but they speaking in Korea (East Asian). This what we called multicultural

[@sonphuongthe5512]

haha "and cosmopolitan atmosphere"

[@shastasilverchairsg]

Kpop is a universal attraction

[@doug911]

@@shastasilverchairsg ima weeb, i dont rlly fw kpop or koreans things. But brought up kpop into this is nonsense lol

[@doug911]

Multilingual?

[@ShadowMoon878]

@@shastasilverchairsg Japan is superior than Korea.

[@hadinata7753]

Amazing...why don't i know early bout this chanel 🔥👍

[@rin_abcdefgh]

This is great. Love the content though. They are all cute

[@oscaramilkar3442]

In this channel, you need more material from the different accents and traditions of the Spanish-speaking countries as well

[@FebiMaster]

Personally as an Indonesian, i relate more with Malaysians, and Filipinos, we have a lot of things in common, from food, nature, culture, etc, sadly they’re not here. We also have a lot in common with Singaporean food, since a lot of the food there came from neighboring countries, and even tho they use Malay (among others), we can still understand it a bit since it’s very similiar to Indonesian

[@julesverneinoz]

With Malaysians: "I understand what you're saying! Even if some words are not what I think it means..." With Filos: "You sound like you're speaking Indonesian, but I can't understand a single word you said..."

[@FebiMaster]

@@julesverneinoz Filipinos sounds like broken version of Indonesian from unknown parts of the country 🤣

[@kanade2605]

Actually yes, malay/flipino are ethnically close to Indonesia , while vietnam/thai/laos/ are more ethnically close. For singapore, well they are mixed of everything

[@lilreynielsv6922]

@@FebiMaster shut up

[@stephenrowell9373]

It is great to see how well these ladies get on together ,even though they are from four different countries .

[@m0s3]

indonesia also get snow !! in puncak jaya and other places in Papua there are huge mountains there is a decent amount of snowfall !!

[@applepiestarstruck]

1:15 The fact that my face also went 😱😮 when there was snow❄️ along with the girls

[@siramea]

the girls sharing the blanket is cute, like true friends

[@abshadaily2299]

loved the way acha speak korean

[@anadiacassano4025]

ติดตามทุก EP ที่มีคุณปันปันเลยครับผม ^_^

[@RoyalZulu]

Indonesian here. I want to learn Korean. Looks so cool when they speak

[@deanmcmanis9398]

It was good getting the neighboring countries perspective of one another. However it went quickly back and forth, and was a challenge at times to keep up with the subtitles. Also it would be nice to have an Asian map with the country highlighted so it's easier to make the association. And more pictures of the native dishes. Also why did the girls with long pants have pillows on their laps?

[@reveirg9]

It could be cold in the studio. And they are probably in Korea, it's a custom for Korean women to have a blanket over theirs legs if they are wearing something short or just as a form of basic courtesy.

[@reveirg9]

And it's 4 countries. How hard is it to keep up with 4 countries.

[@deanmcmanis9398]

@@reveirg9 I had seen girls share a blanket when they are sitting and wearing short skirts. But I had not seen it before with pillows and long pants before. I had not thought about it potentially being cold though. It's a good point.

[@deanmcmanis9398]

@@reveirg9 It's not hard if you are familiar with the countries, and understand the language.

[@nokiyohiyoh9719]

As indonesian and to whom you're pointing at is indonesian too, actually i can relate to that girl a lot because i got that habit too... having a pillow on my lap is super comfy. It reduce anxiety ,when you feel overwhelmed you can just squeezed it. it can distract you from pressure you're feeling, while keeping you warm in air-conditioned room.

[@natasyaaulzhr]

we need more content of south asia

[@Abelion_Jayakerto]

i love acha tan skin, it's so cute

[@itmamardiana7650]

Singaporean girl looks smart from the way she explains and thinks about something, and the way she delivers the messages

[@rxvclap5885]

Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand; meet in Korea That's soooo nice

[@gadishoodiexx]

"Singapore people are rich." Me as a Singaporean: NOOO. That's totally a myth. 🤣 Oh wells but hello from 🇸🇬❤️

[@JOCOPIE]

Yes hahaha totally agreed!!!

[@velvethunder11]

Maybe its because movie crazy rich asian 😅

[@jessicalim7425]

Well in indonesia we think Singapore full of rich people because, lots of indonesian rich people buying properties there (i know few friend of mine who buying property in SG) and many indonesian corruptor saving their money in singapore. Even our government giving Free Tax for all indonesia who willing to bring back their money from singapore 😢

[@anubistj8995]

"Compare to other countries", Singaporean are rich. That's the message we want to deliver.

[@ShadowMoon878]

@woaiyuyan Singapore is rich in the sense that their govt are multi-millionaires while the average people lives in a concrete box. No other country in the world pays their leaders $1 million dollars every month. Not even the racist Donald Trump.

[@pingsunday]

💙🇻🇳 🇹🇭 🇮🇩 🇸🇬💙

[@ascharta4816]

their image about indonesian is still not enough i think

[@kudajingkrak4919]

biarin lah, toh yg nonton orang kita juga... lagian si mbak nya gatau banyak juga lah spertinya. klo salah jawab ntar di kena semprot netizen sendiri kan kasian

[@iang7539]

It's okay we can't help it. Its our assignment for make Indonesia famous (in a good way)

[@jessicalim7425]

Sebaliknya juga kita ngga tahu banyak tentang negara tetangga. Random aja tanya d jalan, tahu Bhan Mi ngga? Tahu Mango sticky rice ngga? Tahu Imelda Marcos ngga? Jadi kita juga ngga bisa maksain mereka juga untuk tahu stuff tentang indo

[@marselino4403]

Mba nya rendah hati keknya, gak mau pamer 😂

[@fajargintings5976]

Bagian negara kita mereka gk tau, bagian negara orang 3 narsum yg lain tau termasuk narsum Indonesia 😅 dah gitu yg di jelaskan narsum Indonesia ttg Indonesia hal yg gk penting 🤦‍♀️

[@cathy94333]

So nice to see vietnam being represented

[@krakowian]

Is it only my feeling that the studio lights are more flattering in other videos than the ones for SE Asia?

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

Good talk.

[@catlover6366]

Indonesia have too clean sea, the mountain beautiful, especially in bali they have beautiful culture and the beach

[@doug911]

cap

[@debukapas]

idk about the clean sea part

[@sabrinaliandra8451]

We do have clean sea but it's definitely not in Bali

[@ninanim]

@@sabrinaliandra8451 lmao have you ever been in bali? sorry but we do have clean & pretty beaches/sea here.

[@viper9242]

Nah Man Bali Is Country💀💀💀🤝 Jk.

[@Thiago7g]

Can You do about countries of latin america?

[@kyutiana2419]

Love it

[@lutfiiskandar7573]

Nice 😁😁

[@buianh1257]

I think most people don't know that the weather in Vietnam is very hot but we also have snow a few days a year in some northern provinces. Winter in Hanoi, although there is no snow, is still cold. Pay attention if you come to northern Vietnam in winter. And Indonesian most Muslims in the world but not a Islamic country. This is new to me.

[@elisa2583]

Indonesia is a secular country with a Muslim majority. Indonesia recognizes 6 religions, namely Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Confucianism. You can see the diversity of religions and cultures in Indonesia, such as in Bali the majority are Hindus, in eastern Indonesia the majority are Christian (Protestant & Catholic), and you can find the largest Buddhist temple in the world is in Indonesia and also the most beautiful Hindu temple in the world is in Indonesia. You can also find a very tall statue of Jesus in Toraja Sulawesi, Indonesia. even at this time on the island of Sumatra they are doing the construction of another statue of Jesus, which will be the tallest statue of Jesus in the world. And of course there are also many beautiful and large mosques in the world in Indonesia.

[@elisa2583]

Indonesia is very difficult to give stereotypes, because this country is very diverse, different regions / islands you will feel different vibes and different cultures. But one thing I'm sure that this country is very crazy about Religion😆. From the time of their forefathers to the present day, they seem to be very fond of the splendor associated with religion:).

[@elisa2583]

Btw, Indonesia also has snow on mount Jaya Wijaya (highest mountain in Indonesia). But it's really hard to reach or see it😌

[@sangpenyebar5988]

Indonesia is muslim country bạn bè!

[@sangpenyebar5988]

@@elisa2583 Indonesia isn't secular country! Secular mean you separate religion and state, but in Indonesia we don't separate religion from the state. Religion is indeed a big part in Indonesia.

[@rit930]

5:37 I love how she said it 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bbbnim]

hore chalebrity new episode

[@aru5492]

Foods in Singapore especially in hawkers centre are cheap compared to Malaysia in correlation with one's salary.There was one shop selling chicken rice for two dollars at Kranji MRT station.( Back in 2015)

[@Keean_TTRealm]

We just celebrated National Day yesterday, 9 Aug, Majulah Singapura 🇸🇬🥳

[@darencyrillgrissham]

Indonesia too, 17 Aug. Indonesia Raya 🇮🇩🎉

[@fiamolight6155]

Can you speak melayu languages?

[@peepee_chanel5929]

❤️🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭

[@ekayantiaristasari54]

Good job mba Acha.. saranghe 😍😘

[@eddie5847]

jo always talking about food of the country🤣

[@ydlee1154]

한국말 진짜 잘하네요~ ㄷㄷㄷ 특히 싱가폴분 인도네시아 분은 나라뺏지 빼면 절대 외국인인지 구분 못할듯..

[@johnnguyen1250]

Kudos to anyone who is not Southeast Asian who is interested enough to watch this.

[@MattMorgasmo]

I really like this channel. Thank you for the interesting videos! I was lucky to be able to spend my summer holidays in Thailand a couple of years ago. It was in the beautiful Hua Hin region. The people were very friendly and the nature and the Buddhist temples were so impressive. Last but no least - the food. I think I never enjoyed eating so much before in my life. I even tried horseshoe crab. However - as a European, living far away from Southeast Asia, I always wonder if the different languages from that area are mutually intelligible. Do you learn each other's languages in school? Is learning the different writing systems difficult? If people from different countries of that area meet and they don't speak each other's respective language, to what language do they switch? Is it English (as most Europeans would) or do you use an(other) language(s)? Anyway. I would be pleased if anyone could explain some of my questions. Thank you in advance!

[@goldgen7352]

Most peoples in indonesia, malaysia, brunei, singapore, south thailand, and south phillipines knows "bahasa", vietnam & laos have different language, north thai also have different language but they could understand cambodia, myanmar have different language too But talking in english is the easiest way

[@MattMorgasmo]

@@goldgen7352 Thank you for your detailed answer. Very interesting. That's quite a large region then where people know Bahasa, I think. Even south Thailand and south Philippines. I have never been aware of that. All the best to you!

[@goldgen7352]

@@MattMorgasmo well all languages in south east asia countries related to their races & ethnicity, its too vast to explain in simple ways, most peoples in SEA are austronesian, the rest is austroasiatic and melanesian, austronesian have some subraces that spread in whole SEA include champ peoples (indigenous) in south vietnam before they got invaded and mix by baiyue from china, champ peoples today have their own languages but some of their langauge still derived from bahasa, thailand is also mix race from tai-kadai (north) and malay (south), malay also can be found in south phillipines, even singapore indigenous peoples is also malay, malay is a kind of subrace from austronesia that have the same language but have different pronounciation in each country Indonesia, malaysia, brunei is the largest bahasa speaker in SEA Hope thats help u lil bit

[@MattMorgasmo]

@@goldgen7352 That definitely helps. And not just a bit. You are both very educated and friendly; sharing your knowledge with me. I'm just trying to compare the European "situation" to the south Asian. I know it's quite different, of course, for geographical and historical reasons. But - as you know - in Europe learning English is most important. Every child learns English in school. As a 2nd language, it's French (mostly). But many people, especially in eastern Europe learn German instead. In some cases, it's not even necessary to learn other languages. For example: As I understand, people from Italy, Spain and even Portugal are able to communicate with each other without much preparation since they are all Romance language. The same goes for Danish, Norwegian and Swedish. I'm not really sure about Slavic languages. But I believe that Slavic languages are more or less mutually intelligible inside their subgroup (west Slavic, east Slavic, south Slavic). And even when it's not inside one of those groups, very basic conversation is possible between all Slavic speakers. I'm not saying I'm 100% correct about that. That's just what I learned from watching language videos on KZbin. What I find fascinating about ( east / southern) Asia is the diversity of writing systems. Latin, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Brahmic, and many more. Still you manage to communicate with each other. In Europe, it's mostly Latin letters. And of course Cyrillic. So when a Scandinavian learns a Roman language, at least the letters are mostly the same. Still, people struggle to learn each other's languages even without having to learn completely different letters or signs respectively.

[@goldgen7352]

@@MattMorgasmo wow thanks for sharing on european side, ooh about writing system did u guys have ancient writing system?? I want to know more about it By the way, about traditional writing system in SEA in fact its not only thailand that have ancient writing system, almost whole SEA have it too, for example indonesia with almost 300 tribes and 700 languages, even javanese tribe (biggest tribe in indonesia) have their ancient writing system (aksara jawa) but because indonesia need to unite all tribes thats why today we use alphabet system

[@fenijonie9172]

I love this video #southeastasian

[@beee4869]

When they thought that 'mostly Indonesian people have big eyes'. I got this too, when one of my Chinese friend told me "your eyes are so big". Well yeah I didn't realize it before :D

[@muhammadsecret8783]

Big compared to East Asian. But if Indonesian is compared to European/ South Asian / Middle East, our eyes are still smaller than them

[@elanan9411]

Didn't expect their mutual language to be Korean haha! Are they students in Korea?

[@azwraithh]

Punpun reminds me of BangMinah, and both are adorable 😚

[@valt3586]

Trivia - Medan is one of the few place the Chinese does not speak bahasa , they speak dialect . Hokkien especially . And it sounds very close to the Penang hokkien since they are quite near to each other . I was born in Medan but grew up in Singapore and a Singaporean now . Everytime when I met any foreign friend they always assumed all Indonesian Chinese speak bahasa as their first language . In Medan and the outskirts of Medan - they speak mostly dialect .

[@SuhandiWijaya]

The Singaporean girl has much life experience and is very knowledgeable.

[@salbenrosli707]

She looks like she travelled a lot, hence the knowledge of the culture.

[@faith-fg3dg]

when they greeted in their own languages and all of a sudden spoke Korean i was so shook idk why i wasn't expecting that HAHAHHAHA

[@natxon]

ikr hahahhahahaha

[@SpookiCooki]

I don't know much about these countries but I love Nasi Goreng and have learned to make it myself and I know that Thai women are very hardworking and efficient.

[@MMM-zc3oq]

This is so cute! What language are they speaking with each other? Sounds like Korean?

[@iikawhy1820]

We can talk a lot of things about indonesia, but idk why a little disapointment coz just talk a little abt Indonesia. But you make a good video *respect

[@JOCOPIE]

Yes :( we did talk a lot on Indonesia like Bali and the yummy food but sadly, they were not put in the video :/ But all 4 of us loveee Indonesia’s food and places!

[@arifudin9151]

@@JOCOPIE Indonesia not only BALI. The central of government, education, economy, entertainment, politic, culture located in JAVA not BALI.

[@JOCOPIE]

@@arifudin9151 hello, I mentioned Bali as one of the examples we talked abt, not tt we mentioned only Bali! Hope you read my comment properly! :)

[@kireinadesune2607]

Indonesian most famous with beautiful culture and food..............

[@michaelwibowo5575]

Indonesia also have Snowy mountain in Carstenz Peak in Jayapura , West Papua

[@doug911]

Jayapura is on West Papua? Dude ima jayapura citizen you you made me lmfao

[@kireinadesune2607]

Indonesia, Thailand,Singapore, Vietnam 🥰

[@nottheordinarytype2797]

Singapore is so Expensive, that's a FACT

[@andrews.y.h.2099]

It is still funny how Asians just use Korean as a default language, I mean I am definitely amazed how fluent they speak.

[@glumpink4106]

noooo most asians use english or a tiny bit of chinese/japanese as a default communicator. This is in korean because these are students in Korea. This channel is like buzzfeed but based in korea.

[@alsimanche]

It's because thus channel is based in korea..duhhhh

[@hendrasalim9657]

hokkien u can find in penang, medan, phuket, hatyaa too

[@magnolia6049]

Northern half of Vietnam gets so cold in winter tho

[@anubistj8995]

Singaporean are rich, "compare to the other countries." This's a message we want to deliver.

[@jojopratama285]

Singapore is rich if we comphare to other . But the people just "survive" for their salery. Everything expensive

[@salbenrosli707]

Got it when people say we are rich, but we are basically surviving on our basic needs.

[@vaniagnihotri3590]

Whenever i hear thailand i first thing that comes to my mind is lisa manoban😁

[@saratrv3711]

I would really to participate in your videos as arabic speaker :)

[@chandraprakashchourase8959]

Good video. Please invite girls from myanmar and cambodia also.

[@aimisakee867]

And Malaysia

[@Danumurti18]

Indonesia : corruption Thailand : ladyboys Vietnam : communist Singapore : too strict That's the most common stereotype for me.

[@Mysterious_Person.87]

Myanmar : Dictatorship Brunei : Calmnest Sultanate

[@clarashinta4786]

True

[@sleepyhead6468]

Should do a comparison between Northeast Asians(Chinese, Korean, Japanese) and Southeast Asians

[@isitsafeforme]

Yess

[@_s_lena4160]

That would be cool because I’ve watched many country comparisons but, I’ve never seen where it’s East Asians and Southeast Asians in one video

[@minu_is_mi_n_u]

Maybe sinosphere and indosphere too, i’m so curious about these cultures

[@h___2340]

Just East Asia, not North East

[@sekardhanilintangbaruna8811]

@@minu_is_mi_n_u then there is no phillipines, bcz philliphines isnt indosphere and sinosphere,

[@angztangshuangztangshu7081]

Can't understand the language but enjoying the beautiful video,,,4 rm Northeast Indian if possible come n visit Northeast India!!!

[@nickxander6052]

Laughed so hard when she said "Tom Yum Goong". Idk why. 👁👄👁 02:00

[@BeeBee-tf6db]

How could they all speak Korean soooo well like that =))))

[@Jasonchudj]

Through the magic of "learning"

[@BeeBee-tf6db]

@@Jasonchudj haha, believe me, learning is one thing, speaking with fluency like this is another thing. My friend learnt Korea for 3 years but her accent and speaking is not good as this

[@feadea6300]

Its because they are all studying in Korea =))) and moreover SEA people are very smart and quick learning people so that they could easily learnt others languages

[@purnamawhite5389]

obviously because they live in korea and have korean friends.

[@BeeBee-tf6db]

haha relax guys. My cmt is simply a compliment and I know they must have talent in language

[@BlackDragonKrui]

fun fact ,Singapore+thai+viet = not event 80% indonesia size

[@marselino4403]

If you traveling to all indo islands, you can feel traveling in many countries, thats why travel in indo is enough for me

[@agestatsega]

That's True.

[@cnkarrylu5087]

but, Indonesia’s per capita GDP is even less than 1/10 of Singapore’s

[@agestatsega]

@@cnkarrylu5087 That's Exactly Why It's Less Than Singapore. Because Singapore Is A Small Country, And Indonesia Isn't. It's Harder To Rule A Big Country, Than A Small Country.

[@cnkarrylu5087]

@@agestatsega It is true, but the economy is the foundation of all countries the developing. Singapore's industry, finance, and economy are undoubtedly the NO.1in all se asia.

[@hibbiea8841]

Music in the intro: Ishikari Lore

[@fitrasucil]

I love you Indonesia

[@bastiantabaresdenim3141]

Asli, mereka banyak banget gak tau masalah Indonesia, taunya seputaran masalah mayoritas agama Islam doang, menurut gue malah banyak orang Australia tau tentang Indonesia daripada mereka.

[@delsun2239]

I think the part for Indonesia is too short. do you guys agree with me?

[@gue_virgo]

i agree

[@johannfer7073]

We have too much to explore 😂

[@fsy1997]

Yeah, I am with you. That's so short, like a second ago and then the end.

[@yanissamer719]

@Simi i didnt get that part what do u mean by not a islamic country , your population is in the majority muslim no?

[@yanissamer719]

@Simi oh ok thank u for u answer i dint completeley understand that therms but now i do😅

[@avrinrose5457]

In my fictional world, all Southeast Asia countries are very clean and successful countries

[@AlanOctopat]

From Thailand 🇹🇭

[@IFMedia-bc7wy]

The title should rename; "What K-drama lovers from South East Asians think about each other?"

[@doug911]

The channel owned by korean company, and theyre the southeastern asians who live in korea hahah lol

[@thekidbilly1886]

Huh ?

[@Marinn1993]

Thailand has delicious food, beautiful beaches, bloodsucking government, poor quality of life and corrupted polices 😂 (best of luck to Myanmar who's fighting for democracy)

[@misswaddles155]

First comment!

[@dollieworld1224]

Singapore is similar to Malaysia because we too have 4 languages and we don't have seasons, only weather.

[@rankid6270]

Many of indonesians are muslims, and yeah about eat with hands thats right because it is sunnah from prophet Muhammad in Islam way....

[@fauzanokta7558]

Next compare Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei

[@gue_virgo]

sebenarnya kita juga serumpun dengan Singapura, tapi yang lebih dekat memang Indonesia, Malaysia dan Brunei ...

[@fauzanokta7558]

@@gue_virgo Singapura dah make bahasa Inggris, jadi udah g mirip

[@sangpenyebar5988]

@@gue_virgo singapura negara cina bukan melayu

[@gue_virgo]

@@fauzanokta7558 iya karena mereka udah "jauh" banget dari 3 negara lainnya 🙏

[@gue_virgo]

@@sangpenyebar5988 awalnya mereka juga negara Melayu, tapi setelah merdeka semakin terpinggirkan orang Melayunya ...

[@mrach31]

3:48 is a mood

[@kyuyaho1560]

i was singapore-born but why are they all so cute. 😭