Why Indian Students Struggle to make Inter-Cultural Friends Abroad? 🇺🇸

Why International Students struggle to make diverse friends abroad! Especially in the USA (New York & California)
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[@diauser3327]

meanwhile me, finding it 100% difficult to make friends in my own country/city/street etc

[@nikkichan_05]

You're not alone, my friend

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

U could make friends in abroad as u might value personal space and even think as a others person point of view

[@rupiyacraft721]

I am at a time where I have 0 friends

[@diauser3327]

@@rupiyacraft721 same here, all friends gone far suddenly

[@aaaryan_goel]

@@AamAadmiSamajwadiParty Acharya prashant is a headache. He is just spreading his own self narrative and literally controlling people's mind using his shitty accent and just high vocabulary.

[@meetmeinva]

This is a very important message Harnoor is delivering. My own parents moved here in 1970 and they only had Gujarati friends for all these years - even though the Indian community was much smaller then. And I see this even with Indians born/raised in the US, as they seem to only have mostly Indian friends. Not sure how/why this happens but hopefully the next generation will change this pattern.

[@pissupehelwan]

This is true but it does not have to be that way. I moved here 23 years ago from India but my family friends are across the board. This is a conscious decision one makes and step number one starts with not looking for a place to live in an Indian neighborhood.

[@princevasimalla]

I'm an Indian moving to America in a couple of days and I really don't want to mix up with Indian groups. I personally admire the cultures of both the nations and want to move more and learn the other ones. What bothers me mostly is the racism Americans often show and how they portray Indians of all these years. I hope I can make good friends and connections over there. They're also humans :)

[@meetmeinva]

@@princevasimalla where in America are you moving to?

[@princevasimalla]

@@meetmeinva to Indianapolis for like 2 years from now onwards to study

[@MD-fx5sh]

Ironically, I see this a lot less in the UK and see a lot of Indians in diverse friend groups

[@sida8893]

Being an Indian, I know what exactly you are saying. My son was raised in North America and I have faced the real challenges here. But, it does not mean that we can’t make friends. We have to try and connect with people who are more interested to build friendships rather than always thinking about them selves first. Career focused person would also think twice to make good friends like Americans but they focus more on their own self and independence. In a way, it is very important and we should take it positively.

[@meetmeinva]

Can you explain and describe what challenges you faced raising your son here in America?

[@nagratna793]

Americans are racial..period...

[@sida8893]

Sure, there is a saying; “Everything glitters is not gold.” I think you might have heard it. If not then it means that in-spite of having strict law and order, you still feel scared because of the mental health problems and violence in couple of cities. I never got scared when I went to school in India but here every it is little different. There is a some kind of fear always revolves around you. I never experienced like this before in India when I was studying in school or college. Mr. Singh knows what I am trying to say as he has gone through the similar experience in his life when he was walking around near the university or somewhere in the downtown, if I am not mistaken. I have been through the school system for my son completely and I I know what it looks like. This is just a thing I have explained. You need to prepare yourself mentally rather than physically to survive here so you can solve any problem in any given situation.

[@sida8893]

But, you need to take one step at a time and try to connect with people who you feel comfortable and safe. But, it’s does not mean that you can’t make good connections. You need to make extra efforts to go out of the comfort zone and try your best to make connections and you will be successful.

[@Drganguli]

When I was a grad student three decades ago, we used to have American Chinese European friends. But as more Indians came to the usa, they clustered together. Now it has become such that Telugu, Bengali other students are enough in numbers for them to flock together

[@NamanBajpaii]

I arrived in the US 4 months back and my university is mostly filled with white community. I did not have a choice and I decided to get out of my comfort zone and made americans friends. They are one of the nicest people I know although there are certain exceptions to these but you can totally understand from their vibe. Avoid people who are unnecessarily rude cuz lowkey they are racist and talking or being nice wouldn't change anything.

[@theBirdsEyeV1ew]

Which uni?

[@NamanBajpaii]

@@theBirdsEyeV1ew IUPUI

[@michealmyers616]

Great

[@prabhatray7284]

Kaitee is laughing the whole time. Both of you are so lovely. ☺

[@raknoknak]

Smiling... not laughing. There's a difference.

[@opcopa]

Same issues exist in India....bangalore ..... mostly people forms groups as per there states...telugu, malayali,tamil,kannada etc north indian face such things in south india's colleges or in corporates

[@aj9706]

Even in North India also , Hindi people will like to talk only in Hindi, They don't care if the other person knows Hindi.

[@opcopa]

@@aj9706 yes i agree to this too so it is kind of everywhere....

[@swayam-qn9in]

@@aj9706 lol hindi is mostly spoken is central Indian states .

[@starinthesky2907]

@@swayam-qn9in yeah they speak hindi cuz Delhi was the capital of mughal rule😂be thankful that marathis accepted to learn Hindi otherwise everyone would have spoken Marathi.. Marwadi culture and language erased completely now they all speak hindi, congrats!!

[@peacock3020]

@@starinthesky2907 marwadi culture is still strong and people does speak marwadi when i visited rajasthan recently . what the problem with knowing hindi ? i am from odisha and i know hindi is that a problem or what ?why are you so worked up ? hindi is a beautiful language knowing it is not bad .

[@caamitsingh7210]

I have never been to usa but i can say in countries like France and Germany it's much harder to make friendship with German and French people than America.

[@SudhanshuDhanraj]

I'm from a place of India where there's tons of foreigners and I've met two French old man and they were rude.

[@dsclips900]

I am Moroccan, and there is nothing I enjoyed in Morocco more than conversing with Americans, they are by far the best people out there, and the reputation of Americans in Morocco is awesome, they're loved by everyone there. Go to Tangier, and you will find the oldest and first USA foreign office! So no wonder! I got this many times from Americans: "if we find the professional ambition we're looking for in Morocco, we'd stay here without any reservation or hesitation", but unfortunately Morocco is still crawling towards being a developed country. Plus, Nerdiness if it exists, it is really American, and if you're friends with Americans, then your confidence problems are no longer an issue ;) It's a great country and people, but with serious political problems!

[@addict4165]

U mean to say Morocco is boring country??

[@shbhmmn]

how are you understanding Hindi here

[@SudhanshuDhanraj]

@@shbhmmn subtitle

[@heavenbright2342]

I used to work at a office environment company that employed a lot of Indian students. What I noticed was Punjabis, Keralites, Tamilians, and Teluguvaaru interact among themselves and genuine non-work related cross-state interaction was quite rare.

[@PrathamInCloud]

That's quite interesting. Although, I do have to add that I really don't think Indians would be talking much among themselves since we already know most of the different cultures. Since most of us are raised in a multicultural society, there is not much left to discuss.

[@Harshit09877]

Same for gujaratis and marathis.

[@syntherwilll47]

I live in Germany, and I have way more international friends than Indians, because I always push myself and see what they like and they are doing, because in the end I did not come here to meet more Indians, no matter how easy it is for an Indian to make more Indian friends😅

[@ersandy4u]

Let me tell you why. We believe that you can only make friends organically meaning not by looking to make new friends but by chance like college mates, roommates and sometimes mates at work or gym etc. People in the West look for friends in activities, online, same kind of interests or just networking in general to excel in life.

[@diauser3327]

one category of students who have gone there might have taken lots of loans and have excessive pressure to complete college and get jobs and to repay the loans, while being students they have part time jobs to do as well to fend themselves, not all of them might have time/interest to discuss about sports/arts/fun etc etc in such conditions or to give in extra efforts to make friendships etc

[@warringtribes6689]

Bird of same feathers flock together. TIMELESS WISDOM

[@masteryofself3695]

I love this conversation. I do agree with your guest, But I think she was afraid to address another issue. I struggle to make friends with Indians because I find that Indians keep within their own people more than any other group. They eat at their own restaurants, go to their own temples, live in their neighborhoods, etc. And choose not to integrate. And I find even when there are a group of Indians anywhere, they choose not to speak English, even if they know how. Also, colorism plays a major role. I am of mixed descent (half black, half white) and have been told by Indian friends that I would not be allowed in their homes because I am viewed as someone not to associate with. Whereas if I was white, I would be fine. So a lot of them limit their scope of who they can become friends with, based on cultural values of skin color. I love Indian people, but it is harder to make friends with THEM more than with any other group. P.S I live near Toronto and we have one the largest Indian populations in North America.

[@addict4165]

U r from which country?

[@sidddddddddddddd]

I'm from a university in New York and I can tell you that there is no such option to filter/choose roommates on the basis on nationality and their eating preferences. Yes, before the rooms are assigned, there is a page where you make a profile with a few words about yourself. Everyone can see everyone's profile and if two people find each other compatible, they choose housing together.

[@mohamedumair5932]

A friendship that is made for "benefits" is no friendship.

[@DeepakKumar-fg8mx]

American don't want to be seen as interrupting other people but they pretty much like to interrupt a whole nation few times.

[@viralbajpai8027]

Badhiya observation hai Bhai

[@KishuSingh-re7cu]

Don't know about Americans but he truly said right about Indians "Teri problem meri problem"

[@aravindhravi2307]

At 1:10 that is not exactly considered as little gujarat in jersey city , it’s a huge mix of shops even pakistanis to are there at that so called Indian street(Newark Ave)

[@qurratulainzehra8760]

So, call it a south asian street then! Whats the problem!

[@AJ_Stark007]

Can you please make a video on good Universities for MBA according to various segments like ranking, fees, etc. And also a scope post Bachelor's in Computer Science etc.

[@jontyrhodes4155]

Aukaat mai reh tu Tere buss ka na hai yeh sab

[@yreddy1]

The expression on Kaitee was priceless when Harnoor said: you must force yourself on Americans; this was at 14:25. Hilarious! Kaitee is going noooooooooo! Don’t do that.

[@yreddy1]

Actually Harnoor didn’t say “on Americans”…that is what I thought in my mind. Singh is King!!! Love you guys. :)

[@aaryashetty2877]

Heck sir I'm a engineering student from India and I'm confused between web development and android development I don't know what to choose.Sir please help me

[@Whatever20237]

Don't choose either, just focus on becoming good at problem solving.

[@Faizbhau]

Careful Harnoor while talking about INDIVIDUALISM it is true for Indians as well...

[@elizabeththakur242]

Im 🇺🇸 American but I ❤️ indian 🇮🇳 ❤️ culture🕉 jai shri Ram 🕉 ❣️🚩🚩..

[@aslam.sworkspace]

Wow! That's superb

[@stevejobs9325]

I found it somewhat inconsistent cuz u said that Americans don't make friends with Indians cuz they r nerdy n career focused. However u also said ki Americans r INDIVIDUALISTIC which is also similar to being CARRIER FOCUSED. SO WHAT'S UP?? AM I MISSING SOMETHING HERE ??

[@tushargupta4262]

Nerdy≠Career focus

[@Harshit09877]

​@@tushargupta4262 most of the time it's true.

[@beere_taran]

I really liked the topic that you have picked for this video,Great job!

[@amitgupta25121993]

Realising i am more American than Indian. I also didn’t talk to my parents on daily basis when i was in college. I would talk once a week. I prefer individualism than collectivism.

[@r65400]

But they are your parents and would definitely want to talk with you once a day. That is why many people of our genz gen are drifting away from family specially from parents. Just my opinion.

[@dakshkalucha5408]

Really need vedios like this, i.e. vedios on how to build connection, social culture, etc.

[@pradeepgade8355]

Thanks a lot for making this video. Really insightful

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[@jontyrhodes4155]

Chal bey

[@fantasticfifth5]

Ya

[@fantasticfifth5]

@@jontyrhodes4155 mera naam hai angrezi meri baaten choti choti

[@benjaminalexander8836]

I study in UK now and have inter-racial friends like from Ethiopia, Nigeria, Spanish, British, Iran etc and even in India I had lot of African friends.

[@SudhanshuDhanraj]

You have African friends in india, sorry what

[@benjaminalexander8836]

@SudhanshuDhanraj yes, in my College in India, there were Nigerian and South Sudanese friends. I did my graduation in India.

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[@GeorgeVajagich]

I'm a student from the US and I would say even though Indian international students do sometimes stick to themselves they still branch out more than Chinese International students. I would say Indians speaking English and having a free democratic culture are likely the reasons why they integrate better than Chinese International students. But integrating better than Chinese international students isn't saying that much since Chinese almost never branch out.

[@keriddunk1520]

That's because their English skills are not comparable to Indians in general. They have heavy accents and limited vocab

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[@agreraj5]

Very good video !! ❤ Something different, unique and informative video. 😊

[@Palae052]

Good to see katie after so many videos

[@harshalpatil6896]

Make such types of contents...this is good👏👏

[@aaradhya_slytherin07]

Loved this kind of new style of videos on your channel.

[@sekharsen9453]

Katie's facial expression is just super pro at 13:04

[@proudincredibleindian]

Wow very useful information & topic Thank you both of you 🙏👏💓✌️🌹😊👍💯🫡✅

[@AnkitNikunj-v2l]

3:20 when I say thank you,sorry people think I'm idiot and coward.So much cultural difference.

[@shrutikajain1113]

Hi sir ... I'm in class 12 from India...I'm PCB student..Should I give SAT/ACT ? I dont have math background... I'm applying for undergrad ( pre med ) in USA

[@Yash-de3fr]

Maybe MCAT

[@onlysecret3337]

thanks for answering honestly both of you guys..and katie is super sweet 😊

[@red_pill4u]

In India showing such respect to your friends is seen as disrespect to the friendship.

[@abhishekgarg6507]

Hey Bro, what's your opinion on increasing gun violence in USA. How parents sending their child to America should take this. What kind of reasoning should be considered as per you. Please make a video on this topic.

[@Ankitkumar-ey4ui]

Good content as usual,..you never fails in it

[@kathurisaathvik39]

Thanks for this video 💯💯

[@katesebastian431]

As an international student in canada, from what I have observed, Indians students or Indians in general tend to stick with each other instead of being open to everyone, even in class they sit together, hangout together, do assignments together

[@LuckyBombay]

Indian students have debt in Indian rupees and they are constrained for time .. the job environment is also very challenging … all in all they need to survive first .. so naturally they gravitate to people just like them … also in most cases there is almost no upside in making diverse friends …. The cost in terms of money , effort and time is too much

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[@keriddunk1520]

After coming to US , damn I started saying "thank you" for each and every damn thing. It feels superficial at some time

[@meetmeinva]

It’s basic manners. Not superficial at all.

[@keriddunk1520]

@@meetmeinva nah ..not to friends

[@krishnakishore87]

I see there is no need to go out of way to intermingle at least who came after >2014 as after graduation most of indian students would become workers on temporary immigration status and you would be waiting in gc queue for over 100 years . So I would say prioritize learning skills which fetches money and save, build safety net and circle who might help you and be prepared to be kicked out of country .

[@ShivamMishra-zm3hh]

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[@darshilmaniya5175]

8:33 minutes that's true America and Europe is an individualistic country somewhere Europe has to grow out of the mindset that. Europe's problems are the world's problems but the world's problems are not Europe's problem that it's if it is you it's your it is me it's ours 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 honorable foreign minister - S. Jaishankar

[@mayankjoge6809]

Bro make More video like this it's very knowledgeable because I am also living in Europe and I also find difficulty to make friends

[@harpreetrandhawa7288]

Very informative. God bless u both

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

Me, an Indian, who has friends from every continent: *lmfao*

[@rajeshkhanna2430]

Bhaiya kisi bhi topic ko ek baar padhne ke baad kitne ghante baad revise kar lena chahiye

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

When u don't value personal space of others When u don't understand no means no When u don't try to respect the culture of country as see it as a woke When u talk but always gossip about others personal lives When u expect everyone to be extrovert and jolly When u just do Bhangra or Bollywood dance in the name of any dance Then it would be very hard to make friends in other nations except India .

[@Sam-tp2sf]

Katie is so cute & at the same time very fluent with her thoughts, you two complemented each other very well 😊

[@aashananijhawan8684]

Can you also do the same comparison with Canada? Your best friend has lived in Canada and it would be nice to know what he thinks.

[@proudatheist.rising.9448]

Indian nd black people can make friends easily when compare to white people buz they talk less.

[@studybuddy1503]

No one: Me: along with topic, focusing on Katie's expressions whenever Harnoor speaks in HINDI !!

[@Zul1788]

USA is a very diverse nation. If you live in a southern state like NC, GA etc you will realize people are more friendly. Even in busy cities like Charlotte, Atlanta. People do ask and say hello, greet. Even if they don't engage in a conversation. I am so glad when I came to the US decades ago as an international student, I went to a southern state with 1% International students. I stayed on campus for 4 years and it helped me integrate into US culture. Since then, I have moved to a major city out of the south and notice so many Indian/Asian International students who have been in the US for many years but still are not integrated and struggle to make American friends. This is the flip side of going to Uni in place like CA or NY where you just hang out with your own tribe and never really learn anything about US Culture. My suggestion, find Uni in states like TX, FL, NC, VA. Go to Cities known as the New South.

[@souravmukherjee4987]

I live in Montreal and 90% of my friends are Indians/desis. Guilty of being in comfort zone, unless otherwise required to go out of it.

[@livelifekingsize1672]

Bro m from India 🇮🇳 my son is suffering from last eight years hia esophagus got burn here so many treatments done but no results we want to come america for treatment pls help

[@KK-ow2zi]

Heart burn or gerd

[@hemanthpalle259]

Me with no friends watching this: 😅😅

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

I think y'all just painted the picture with dark colors. I think individualism is a good thing. It is the reason why so many of you Indians come to America. You love the individualism. You can make things happen. You don't have to pay tax. Your community can support you. The government gets out of the way so you can do whatever you want and achieve your dreams and goals. Individualism is the American dream. Freedom.

[@Whatever20237]

This was true, and is not true anymore. It is easy to say you like individualism until you find yourself alone struggling with your problems and no one to help you. So many people in the USA live a horrible old age even if they have money. WHAT IS THE POINT ?

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

@@Whatever20237 Those are isolated instances. In my experience living right here in Texas, we have our communities of families and friends that do support each other. We are individualists in that we separate each other from the government. But, we are communal people in that we help each other as family and friends. I'm sorry that the old people you met had a terrible experience here in America. They must be anti-social people that lock themselves up and don't talk to their own family. Again, you're demonizing America. This is the greatest country. We have a great culture here. It's a beautiful culture.

[@Whatever20237]

@@Sanyu-Tumusiime Haha, I am not demonizing America. America is a good country not great. Most people come here to make money not friends.

[@Sanyu-Tumusiime]

@@Whatever20237 I would beg to differ. People also make friends in America, and lifelong ones. America is the greatest country on the entire planet, past, present, and future. This is the #1 country in the world.

[@professorarjun1234]

@@Sanyu-Tumusiime America is the greatest country entire planet, PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE 🤡 Self Centred as always.

[@saif_786]

Love you from bihar ❤❤❤❤❤

[@thankyou_guruji]

I wonder what makes Americans so busy that they don't even call their parents once in a day... maybe prnhb or crystal blue. Then they come to Indian gurus to seek help when the whole problem is keeping that gap with your parents.

[@hkumar200]

Can you upload other vlog like Thanksgiving in USA

[@professorarjun1234]

Same people talk about diversity in their homeland (Liberal) and make only friends with same identity when abroad (Conservative). it is what it is.

[@nagratna793]

Coz some predisposition and image been already made in mind of people.out there about Indians..i don't think it's very worry some...Indian students must be self sufficient and need not stress on why non wanna make friends..not to overlook this is fueled sign " racism" . And some subtle and vague predisposition about Indians

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[@pralavrathi2659]

Can u plz help me to get admition mit next year

[@alihaidarshah1255]

Indian and Pakistani students can make good friends

[@saurab1271]

Why should friendship be based on ethnicity?? Isn't the topic of this video racial even though we know that isn't the intention of the vedio.

[@pinkbox5611]

Happy Thanksgiving 🎉

[@Nipulpatel143_all]

Useful

[@ashung9743]

becoz of the advancement😊

[@hariomsoni8575]

If your age 30 years you want to study abroad it's happen in USA university

[@anurag-pathak10]

I see that I fit more with American practices despite living in India 😎

[@butan9019]

great video

[@Shinvidyanagar]

make videos more this type

[@sangamb8429]

People need to understand asian and indian are not same.

[@Whatever20237]

It gets hard when you know they think of their country and culture as superior. I personally cannot allow that and try to be friends with Americans. All Indians should first just try to be confident about their position and culture and Americans will eventually follow.

[@digi6643]

And that's how the majority of Indians think about their own country and culture. And people also tend to look down upon people from different states within our country. For example how UP/Bihari are stereotyped, how North and South think their culture and language is better. People are racist to NE... Everyone thinks they are the superior ones

[@Whatever20237]

@@digi6643 Look, I don't care what one believes privately. But when you are out in public I think we have to make sure to treat everyone with basic respect and TRY to keep are egos far far away!

[@Whatever20237]

@@digi6643 I don't think it is valid to compare India with USA. Lets just stick to Indians in America and not generalize this so much!

[@Whatever20237]

@Megha you are sick. I swear. I just hope you don’t go around affirming the stereotypes to white people. 😂😂

[@Whatever20237]

@Megha Honestly, body odor isn’t local to Indians. It’s just a consequence of bad hygiene. Indians who arrived to the USA in the past were poor and the focus was to make it big. Current generation of Indians are very well groomed and civil. You’re an Indian, I’m sure you’re a decent human and not smell like cumin.

[@Sachin.Chandra]

Why are we so concerned with making friends or being liked ?

[@umersaleem5031]

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[@akshayspeaking]

A line from Ankur Warikoo's video. "Jaanenge is video me"

[@badlucifer5834]

Kitne paise 1 mahine mein kamate ho, please reply

[@Dyson2024]

300-400k

[@aadiliqbalkhan8216]

@@Dyson2024 itna toh usa ka president bhi nahi kamata 😅

[@vamshikrishna5372]

wt abt texas and alabama?

[@Joshpods]

South States so you'll meet new people

[@SarveshKumar-te6mm]

I tell you one thing it's loan and you have less chance to make mistakes and we have time boundation succesfull so it's the same things Indians can realte with other Indians so yeah 👍 we are just too busy .

[@luc375]

i can relate totally

[@rushikeshsalunkhe1076]

Guess he's watching druv rathee videos recently 😂😂😂

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🔥❤️❤️❤️

[@shehzadchowdhury8327]

Bro u are pointing out only Asians We Asians Americans don’t face these issues. And Americans are not single race or ethnicity so brother u are comparing scenarios whites by only calling them Americans.

[@Deira854]

Indian struggle to make friends outside anywhere and also they cant date outside of their own race, its very strange

[@Shadow.man24]

Yahi toh chaiye tha 😀