When I first entered the USA - Culture Shocks that changed me

[@romik828]

We want more videos like this, it will help people with anxiety and inform people about the various aspects of usa

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

Coming soon!

[@harshvardhansharrma]

@@YashMittraYMGrad yes please. Excited for more.

[@romik828]

@@YashMittraYMGrad Please make a video on the things we need to have (in terms of money, debit/credit cards, FTC) once we reach usa.

[@saigowthambabuamburi6158]

With that kind of narration... you are literally taking us to that particular location.... that’s how clear it is. 👏🏾👏🏾

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

❤️❤️❤️

[@divyanshsingh1007]

I was imagining myself there when you were narrating the whole story. A smart storyteller. Good luck bro.

[@divyanshisingh8071]

i thought I wrote this and got a little panic attack then realized u don't have that , i

[@harshvardhansharrma]

I can't stress it enough but I'm grateful I landed upon your channel. I absolutely love your videos. Thank you big brother. Thanks a lot. ❤❤

[@bharadwajsharma662]

Literally imagining myself in the scenarios explained by you. Cheers mate! Keep up the good work.

[@poojawankhede6588]

Fortunately I got a chance to go onsite to work on a project in South Africa.... it was literally whole new experience for me, same as you explain how people are welcoming n warm this shocked me too.... everyone is like greeting you and asking about your day, in India we never really do that... n ya seriously they are not in hurry at all they take their time n enjoy life... don't know why Indians are always in a hurry everywhere.... experienced this while getting off a flight. ✈️😃 Grab every chance you get to explore new country. 🙏 🇿🇦

[@shivanshtiwari6794]

Sometimes we have to leave our comfort zone in order to live an uncomfortable moment of joy

[@dudoklasovity2093]

....or misery lol

[@shrishtichaturvedi3665]

Wow Yash!! Thankyou for sharing your USC experience.. Would love to see more of such videos. Keep going !!

[@sudhanshurankhambe6751]

Thank you bro for this beautiful video!🤗💥

[@YmsCreation]

Will happy to see the part 2 of this video

[@SaharshAggarwal]

A really unique and insightful video it was.

[@iammumbailocal433]

You know..... How many times???

[@abdulladalwai4289]

great job bud:)

[@parthbotre4307]

Which university did you go to?

[@yashpremendrasinha7080]

you studied in which university in us and which course

[@sid4752]

Do you ever miss LA? Ever went back after returning to India?

[@naimishpandya9647]

Tialk on Forehead looks pretty cool bro😅😄💫

[@nehajha9935]

I have a very important question to ask sir please answer me....in YMgrad tution fees of universal are givern annually or it is given for whole course ?

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

Annually unless mentioned otherwise

[@nehajha9935]

@@YashMittraYMGrad ok thank you so much for reply

[@talhasse4188]

I want more.

[@harmainiwilliam5539]

The biggest culture shock I think washroom 😂😂😂

[@onaction9677]

UK or USA which country is better for Indian

[@venkateshbalakumar1610]

Yash you're awesome man. 🥰🥰🥰. What you think about this those nostalgic incidents now.😎😎

[@chetanbagra2267]

PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW TO BOARD A FLIGHT FROM INDIA TO US STEP BY STEP

[@kushpamnani1027]

plz make more of these

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always sport that teeka looks cool haha

[@TheTruthSpeaker007]

Bro I asked for help on YMgrads .. in chat box no one replied me. If you can help me or your team please .

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

Sorry, the chat is not not outside working hours, but the messages get queued. We respond during working hours. If the query is incomprehensible or you're not a client, you may not get a response due to heavy workload.

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[@yashtripathi8496]

Are u there for your Masters?

[@avadhut325]

Make more such videos. This was really informative and helpful

[@chb2551]

I'm late to the video, however, I wanted to help you understand something better that you mentioned in the video. At 7:32 you started talking about crossing the street as a pedestrian (someone who is walking). It wasn't just kindness that had people stopping for you, it's the law. In the U.S. the pedestrian always has the "right-of-way" so that whenever you see a pedestrian standing at a street corner waiting to cross, drivers legally have the responsibility to stop so that person can cross. If you don't stop, you can possibly get a ticket (a driving infraction that causes you to pay a fine). The only time that a pedestrian doesn't have the right-of-way, at least here in Washington State, is when that person is crossing the street where there isn't a corner where 2 streets meet. In that situation, if a person crosses the street and causes an interruption in the flow of traffic, it's called "Jay-walking" and you can be ticketed (again charging you a fine for your infraction). Yes, often times people will stop when they see someone trying to cross a street anyways, as a courtesy to the pedestrian. However, it's also a legal requirement for drivers. TL,DR: In most places in the U.S., if not all places, the person walking has the right to proceed across a street at an intersection of 2 or more streets or at a "crosswalk" (what I believe you were calling a zebra crossing, probably because of the white stripes) while vehicles are legally required to wait. Called "the Right-of-Way." I hope this helps you to understand the reason for them stopping, better. At 11:00 you may be talking about 1 of 3 things. 1st there's a custom here called a "Potluck." That is where you have group of people who come to together to share a meal. When they come together, each family or person who's attending it brings with them at least 1 dish to be shared among everyone attending. The combination of all of those dishes or drinks, makes up a full meal for the whole group. The 2nd possibility of what you were encountering is called a "Spread." This is where friends may come together, bringing ingredients with them. Then they proceed to make the meal with the ingredients that each one attending brought. So, with a Potluck, each one brings a completed dish. With a Spread, each one brings an ingredient and the dishes are made together. Though it may be a 3rd thing, that is quite common here, where they were just taking turns making meals. 1 day one person would make a meal. The next day another person would make one, and so-on. That is often done so that one person/family doesn't have the burden of cooking for the group every day. I'm not sure which you experienced, from the short description you gave.

[@shreyas4142]

Say about relationships there, they marry at 18, I want to know it that

[@newthink732]

Love from bangladesh.😍

[@raimasen7271]

I guess USC was much more expensive for you cuz you chose to stay in the dorms 😅

[@0AkashKumar]

Fun fact : U have said these talk are not scripted but why you are looking left many times while speaking 😂😂

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

Haha, there's rarely and script kept anywhere except for the tips and tricks videos (because I don't want to miss one of them out, just in case). I guess I don't like looking at the camera all the time while speaking.

[@YashMittraYMGrad]

@wInd0ws XD the best tip would be to speak to English speaking people and you'll automatically start to improve! Also, watching content in English will help. 😄

[@0AkashKumar]

Don't mind it was just a fun question 😇😘 love you lot

[@jimflagg4009]

Walking people in the cross walks have right away. It is the law.

[@NurseEmilie]

You can learn to pronounce a V correctly. You can say V because I heard you say "five", and "have". Ask an American to show you how to say V in words.

[@shreyas4142]

I want to get in America and marry there

[@cristianorodriguez5903]

Bad choice bruh

[@suprithbc6060]

@@cristianorodriguez5903 😂😂hilarious.

[@rounaksharma8999]

I would have said to the black lady - Well you are doing the same here, taking the jobs. Why did you or your parents come to America from Africa.

[@youp9546]

Hate to make you uncomfortable but you have movie star looks.