This Korean speaking Arabic surprises Qatari interviewer
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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When he realized he spoke Arabic, he repeated the interview as if he had just met 😂
Classic arabic reporters bro 😭
my eyes widened when I heard him speak arabic--
@@komiku288 I swear it’s like that’s when you become human to him 😭😂 you automatically become habibi
@@komiku288 *Arab. Arabic is the language.
😂
As soon as he found out he spoke Arabic he was over the moon 😂
I like how excited he got when the Korean dude started speaking Arabic 😂
Imho it's normal to many cultures, their faces suddenly light up and they become far more open upon discovering that a foreigner knows their language
No we do this always because we want to see how he speak it
Over the Son probably as he is the better player.
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You can see the moment he spoke their language, everyone instantly smiles and welcome him. It's like you shattered the culture barrier
It’s a beautiful moment but you can literally see everyone before he speaks Arabic smiling at some point
yeah,...you come to someone's country and actually speak the language, you get treated better. *glances in a generally southerly direction* funny how that works, ain't it?
@@alexsolomon8127What are you reffering to?
@@coenogoI'm 43% sure he means either Antarctica or Australia.. 😂
Well the feeling was like foreigner say gibberish since some didn't understand english then speak something they can understand
As as soon as he spoke Arabic he levelled up: from tourist to habibi
He X, she O
And... Who is YOUR Habibi Baby?
I pray you both realize how blessed you are.
@@ruslan0122 and u sus
LOL😂
Ayyy lmao
I love such cultural exchanges. It's like people instantly open up to each other and let go of their prejudices.
Ofcourse! Imitation is highest form of flattery, respecting others peoples cultures and heritages will earn you their respect.
thats one key ingridient for peace
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yes!
Only Israels no one wants to talk to😂
Really impressive how he was able to understand the casual talk in Arabic. Takes years to understand that when you only learn with textbooks 🙏 really beautiful
Textbook Arabic (Fus-ha) is a completely different language from the so-called Arabic 'dialects' which are spokemn. Fus-ha is never spoken by anyone, so it must be artificially created. Unfortunately the spoken Arabic is not taught in the schools.
@@vicmath1005lmao so it's like this
if you're native Arabic they teach you Fus-ha ...
if you're not native they should teach you a specific dialect (i prefer Saudi or Egyptian because everyone understands them)
@@HassanIQ777 Yes. For the non-natives who want to learn how to speak, Fus-ha is quite out-of-place. Sadly, the non-natives do not know this. Think of Fus-ha being Latin, and the 'dialects' being English, Swedish and German.
Fus-ha is a dry, humorless language. Saudi has several dialects. The one spoken in Jeddah/Hijaz is a good one to learn. Egyptian (Cairene) is the best one as everyone understand it.
@@vicmath1005 You use latin and languages descended from it as a comparison, but proceed to only list Germanic languages...
@@77coast Not a great comparison on my part.
But the point is, there are many living languages in the Arab region which are spoken by people. Arabs like to call them 'dialects'.
The formal Arabic (Fus-ha), however, is not a spoken language. It functions as as a medium for written communication. The news readers use it as well.
What is odd is that when a non-Arab wants to learn Arabic, every Arab points to the "non-spoken" Fus-ha.
He learned a specific arabic accent which is (the gulf countries accent) rather than the “classical Arabic language” that most non arab people start with when learning Arabic for first time. He did great at this. Learning Classical Arabic for conversation purposes wont take you anywhere, plus its way difficult than the regional specific Arabic accent. Well done! Good choice
I have a friend who retired from the Army and became an English Teacher in Italy.
If you ever run across an Italian who speaks English with a THICK Texas accent, you've found one of his students.
@@TimeSurfer206lol I bet that sounds very fun though
People usually learn Classical Arabic to understand Quran n Hadith etc
@@abdus1902 true you are right. I didn’t think about this point. 🤦🏻♀️
@@abdus1902yes but if they want to speak with us in the street we don't use the classic Arabic in our daily conversation.. We will understand what they are saying but they will look like they are coming out from a documentary movie 😅
“I speak a little bit.” *proceeds to speak almost fluently.*
he is humble 😊
FR 🤍😭
Nope, he speaks ok but nowhere near fluent...
*no arab these days is fluent, people STUDY arabic to be fluent*
But yeah
@@hodayfa000h relax.
Arabic can never be fluent look at all arabic countries ...😂😂😂their language with 50 meanings 😂@@hodayfa000h
It's amazing what doors open, knowing someone else's language..
Beautifully said.
@@Luneatix98 awe thank u :D
Tell me about it, when I was at school I was the translator for the foreinger exchange student. He was supposed to go USA but somehow ended in a small town in Argentina.
@@LUCTIANITO LOL wow airport's are misplacing people now too?? 😂 😂 jk. But yeah it's so convenient to know multiple languages! I taught myself too read & write Korean but never finished learning how to actually speak it, so it's kinda funny. I'll be able to read an entire page of Korean and only gather about ten words 😂
@@not-the-body I´ve the same problem with japanese, mostly I learn, forget and relearn again. It happens mostly because of lack of inmersion in the day to day life. I don´t forget english because I use it every day here in youtube and consume a lot of content in english (plus english has latin characters instaed of kanji+hiragana+katakana)
0:15 people behind started smiling when the guy started speaking in Arabic so well!
He is not speaking Arabic so well
@@smart_prettyhe can still speak arabic,his speaking is better than mine and i’m arab LMAO
@@milkshakecats
No , if you speak Arabic worse than him it's mean you don't speak Arabic
@@IraqieGirl541
It's not about anderstandness
@@smart_prettybros mad he speaks better arabic than them
As an Arabic speaker I audibly gasped and started smiling as soon as he started speaking arabic
Salaam Walaikum, from a Caucasian Boomer Revert!
@@TimeSurfer206 Wa ʿalaykumu s-salam!💕💕
But the title spoils what happens
@@Zedzilliot but it’s still nice hearing people from other races learn my native language
This is the moment korean has became allah
Arabic is such a hard language to learn omg mad respect for this guy
Hell yeah learning another language that isn't of the same origin as your native language is always super hard... Nothing but respect
@@unit4512 yeah exactly
Yes specially how to breathe with pronouncing , I've worked in Kuwait and at first the kids, our customers mocked my Broken Arabic.
It's not hard language, it's a mathematic and logic language, if you understand the structure become easy language for you
- you understand the structure and there are two or three alphabets don't exists in Europe language tongue you find them except in Germany language tongue or Spanish or Portugal language tongue , like the letter "خ" in Arabic for example the name in Spanish "Javier " or "Julia " or jemenez "ect... The prononciation in Spanish for example to this alphabet "j" in the beginning of this type of name , you don't find it like in English or French language as you know , the Spanish people don't say the "j" alphabet like in English or French for this type of name ect... They don't say "j" in the beginning for "Julia" for example, they use alphabet like "kh" in the beginning for name like "Julia" or "Julio, or" jeminez" for example, or the player of real Madrid "carvajal" for example, this letter "j" the Spanish people tongue they say it like "kh", or "Emre khan" for example, the" kh " pronontiation in Arabic or Spanish or Germany ect... Another alphabet ect... They have the alphabet " j" in Arabic of course , and they have "j" like "kh" another alphabet too as I say to you like the name "Julia" or "jemenez" in Spanish the "j" prononciation in Spanish in the beginning, , staff like that, you traine your tongue about this type of alphabet you find them In Arabic language ect... , three or four alphabet exists in Arabic you don't find them in English language or French ect...added the others alphabet exists in English or French ect... ,and it becomes easy,
Arab is logic language when you understand the structure
I was born in the Middle East and was almost held back in school because I had such a difficult time with Arabic. I can only greet and thank people.
He is really good in Arabic 😊 amazing how he was able to carry on with the conversation in the local dialect and using slang words 👏👍
I agree
Would you like to learn Arabic?
@@Hashem-k5pYes ma boy
now ask him to read 🤣🤣🤔🤔🙃🙃
@@carlisclosetedphgt3666It's the opposite for me. I can read Arabic well even without harakat but I suck at conversational Arabic. This is one thing I hate about our school here in the Philippines. They teach us how to read and write Arabic, maybe know the meaning of basic words, phrases and sentences but never conversational Arabic.
So the barrier is the language. That's it. Lesson for life.
It's good to see this kind of cultural exchange. ❤
Language will serve for a while, until a difference of shared religious opinion arises.
Unless you live in Paris
Language is not the only barrier and barriers are not always a bad thing.
It depends really different cultures value some things more than the other
@@redberries8039 religious opinion is no problem in Muslim countries (except if you do prohibited things outside) idk about other countries tho
Learning their language is a big respect for them.
For anyone, except english.
@@Vitor20XX ... 🤣🤣🤣
Really well done.. whoever learns your language has become
@@Vitor20XX Yes, because english speakers are born with the privelage of everyone knowing their language lol
Coz white people rule the world so their language is what people "had" to learn. If that wasn't the case, i would have never learned this shitty language aka English.
Impressive isnt even enough to describe how good this dude speaks arabic. For him to be able to understand and talk in dialect is just next level. Absolutely astonishing.
Seriously. Especially considering how different Korean is from Arabic.
They became alive when he started speaking Arabic 🤣
😂😂😂
all nations love Thier language to be spoken by others
@@Dhafer-vm7yv yup
@Indiansmustbewipedoutmaybe because English is global language so it's not special really when non English speakers speak it so u expect them to know it
@@Dhafer-vm7yvcome to Germany, they sometimes make fun of you if you don't speak their language correctly even if you're trying hard
This translation..
Reporter: Do you speak Arabic? Korean guy: Yes, a little.
Reporter: Oh, a little. Welcome. Peace be upon you.
Korean guy: Peace be upon you. Reporter: How are you?
Korean guy: Praise be to God. Reporter: Where did you go in Qatar?
Korean guy: I went to the sea and to the desert
Reporter:Oh, I went to the manor, Guy: Yes,
Reporter: What did you do there, Guy: I drank camel milk,
Reporter: What did he drink?,
Guy: Camel milk,
Reporter: Oh, our friends gave him camel milk,
Reporter: What I ate. The young man: I ate balaleet, samosas, luqaimat and shakshuka. The reporter: Shakshouka with cheese. The young
man: Yes. The
reporter: Your breakfast is better than mine. 😶
@@user-wt5fm7vs6q يخي انا مااحب هذا الكلام ياريت تحذف التعليق😐 وبعدين انا مب امرأة لساتني بنت 😊
@@AS_A66 اعرف يا قمر الدنيا انتي بنوته طيوبه حبوبه لا تزعلي
@@AS_A66 Don't give them attention. let the dog bark
@@kimjongun3557 Okay Sir 🫡
@@user-wt5fm7vs6q عمر بن ربيعة لساتك عايش؟
"If you speak to a man in a language he understands, you speak to his head. If you speak to him in his language, you speak to his heart"
I didn't understand a single word, but seeing the genuine surprise and joy warms my heart. :)
"Shwayya Bass" = a little bit
(That's not standard Arabic btw)
Yes I understood to. Aiwa means yes, Fi (there is). He also mentioned Samosa, some food.
Inshallah means God's will.
they discussed where did he go in Qatar and what did he have for breakfast
Bahr means sea, assalamualaikum means peace be upon you, alhamdulillah means thank God (idk if that's the direct translation but similar to that), tayeb means like ok, and he mentioned foods like samosa
I love the guys smiling in the back when he started speaking Arabic. How adorable 🥰😂
For all of you guys who are saying that as soon as the Korean dude started speaking Arabic the reporter’s demeanor changed and that he lost the “prejudice” that he had, I have a few things to say in response.
1. Everybody finds it cool when someone speaks their language especially if it’s from a country where you least expected it.
2. The reporter is not fluent in English and he struggles a tiny bit with it.
3. What really made the reporter shook is that he was doing some unique Qatari culture things such as going to a farm “farms over there are different, I don’t really know how to describe it” and had camel milk, some unique Arabic foods for breakfast and so on so of course he’d be impressed.
4. He was nice to him from the beginning it was just the language/cultural barrier, there are a bunch of other interviews with Brazilian fans and others and he was so sweet with them as well, he also stated that he’s struggling a bit because of the language barrier.
So yeah please don’t be so fast to judge the dude is nice he was just too focused on what he’s going to say because of the language barrier.
i think they were speaking more in general, not specifically about this guy
@@jacobae I don’t know most people treated me really nicely over there, I was also invited to have lunch and dinner a couple of times by people when I asked them about their traditions and stuff. That’s when I got to see this guy talking with the Korean dude and the Brazilians because it was in their local channel.
(I was shook btw they are pretty well known for generosity and taking care of guests especially Qatari’s but I didn’t expect that) Also their food slaps especially if it’s made by the mother or grandmother it tastes even better I would give everything to have that food again.
@@jacobae I actually wanna go there again really soon for the f1 race. ( If any Qatari sees this I wanna have lunch at your place…jk orrr not?)
Qataris aren’t really Qatari. Don’t forget, the English owned that land and they allowed others to take it over, forfeiting the rich oil and gas deposits. Recolonisation is the best way to save Qatar from itself. In 50 years when the oil dries up, Qatar will wish the Crown still protected them!
@@vitesse_arnhem Okay but wtf does that have to do with what I commented?
That’s the dumbest and most ignorant thing I’ve ever heard. You are so jealous and it shows. Imagine if someone from Qatar sees your comment, their gonna laugh their ass of at you.
The brits( in the past ) colonized half the world and caused nothing but trouble. These people got their independence and they earned it. I imagine that they had suffered a lot to reach that point. So it’s really ignorant of you to say that they need to get recolonized and that Qatari people aren’t Qatari. Qatar is a real country and any person who has the Qatari residentship is Qatari. Get. over. it.
Do you know how much of the UK and other countries are owned by Qatar as an investment? Yeah sooo I’d be more worried about my self and my country other than bashing other successful countries out of pure jealousy if I were you.
Can't understand a single word.But felt happy watching their happy faces. 😃
❤
Stop the cap, Indian guy
All Indians are not hatemongers. @@asiandvarma1603
As an Arab it makes me smile watch this :) he did a great job speaking Arabic 💕
hahaha a korean speaking arabic! he must be an open sociable guy to get to know even the dialect and keep the conversation and keep up with them) very happy for him this in sha'a Allah will open many dors to him, may Allah guide him.
Love to Qatar and South Korea
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nah
يوصل
@@usersrt46what's the taste of a frog
Football ⚽ connection
nah
This is so cool! as an arab myself i love the cultural interaction between arabs and koreans :) im moving to Korea soon so im doing my part as well haha
Fighting ^^
Good luck!
daehaminguk!!!
Thank you all! I already live in Seoul and I love it~
please dont bomb
I am plalestinian, and i can surely say that he speaks very well! I can understand most of what he's saying even though he's probably learnt to speak arabic in a different accent from the one i know
Wow u are Palestinian ❤️ where r u rn other country?
I get secondhand embarrassment from watching this, imaged learning the language of those eggbomber and pig hoof kisser
I hope that you and your loved ones are safe
The guy at the back is so amazed 😂
멋져요! 저도 아랍어 배우는데.. 힘들디만 화이팅 합시다
I am an Arab and I can help you learn Arabic So I have a suggestion: I help you learn Arabic, and you help me learn Korean, because I'm learning Korean now, so what do you think about helping each other?
@@student653 help me too bro
너 할수 있어요 화이팅 ! 😊
Bro u can do it youre smart
@@glowgirl4180 yep 💖 btw 13th sub! Your videos seem interesting your once and blink right?
Once the korean spoke arabic he was treated like family. That's wholesome.
I love this. The korean guy is adoooorable. And the arabs are warm and welcoming.
I think it's a natural reaction smiling when somebody you don't expect to speak your language, actually does. That has happened to me and I've seen the same reaction many times.
They can't stop smiling. They love him already 💚
From oppa to habibi real quick
LOL
LOVE IT! When-EVER ANYONE speak your language from another ethnicity, it is SOO EXCITING and welcoming!! To know THEY took their time to learn is VERY wholesome!
Knowing someone's language is one of the highest forms of respect.
He restarted the whole interview in arabic lmao 😭
😭
My girlfriend talked to an old Korean man running a Tshirt shop in Venice Beach for 10 minutes. He learned Arabic contracting for oil companies in Iraq in the 70s or 80s. It was funny how her face lit up when he greeted her.
omg😔😔😔😔
He's so cute with arabic accent
This is such a wholesome exchange, I love cultural appreciation
يَا لَلْمُفَاجَأَةِ! مَا شَاءَ اللَّهُ
we love Korean people , all respect to them
Qatar worldcup gave us the best moments
No
@@Hamedd101yes
@@Hamedd101yes.
Yes! Totally!
YES
초마드님 언제 아랍 방송에 나오신 거 처음봤네
Korean guys are becoming more and more popular worldwide for their politeness, sweetness, and loving character ..
no it’s because of kpop lol
@tapeadeadman is it !!
Only KPOP ?¿
@tapeadeadman Not just kpop. Kdrama and collectively the Hallyu wave!
Don’t generalise Korean guys. Most of them I’ve met can be the opposite. But Koreans like him are more open minded
@caredavez I see .. yes, open-minded people around the globe are rare to find for sure .. that's the reason for all complications in our world today ..we definitely encourage people to be more open-minded, keeping their cultural value and identity up holed for a peaceful world 🌎. Thank you.
Arabic is one of the hardest languages to learn. Massive respect to him for willing to learn it, especially considering the fact that South Korea has no cultural connections to Arabic countries whatsoever.
Good to see the barriers down with people relaxing and having genuine conversations
Arabic is the most beautiful sounding language
Bro never missed a day of Duolingo
I rewatched it a lot😂🤍,he's really cute😂🤍.By the way his accent soo good for someone who doesn’t speak Arabic👏🏻
as an arab, i understood him so well! he's so cute when he's speaking arabic too.
so cute, that's all you care about right? Kpop stan.
@@shafaet1194 bro is jealous 💀
@@The-Mediator Speak for yourself bro, I have enough female attraction in my life.
@@shafaet1194 Sure…
@@The-Mediator Yeah
It's so wonderful to see people get so happy when you speak their language. All the walls break down! 😍❤
I learned basic Arabic when I was in the Navy prior to being stationed in Bahrain. Now retired, I love to surprise Arabic people I run into. They love it. 😊
Everytime I watch this I laugh alot. This guy is so talented. The interviewer spoke to him in a hard Arabic dialect yet he understood!!
It makes me so proud and happy he speaks good Arabic
No one notices the guy is korean, is talking english, AND on top of that he also speaks arabic??
Guy is a genius.
“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart.”
- Nelson Mandela
Such a sweet and polite young man.
He's so cute lol. I don't speak either of these languages, just saying he's adorable
whos adorable?
@@dream.whip.cream. none
cringe
@@dream.whip.cream. Me
This young man speaks Korean, English and Arabic. Amazing 👏
One of the most beautiful experiences to another culture. Wish we placed more emphasis on learning languages and being embassadors of culture when we're younger. Like 2yrs where we experience arab culture language, another 2 learning indian language and culture, or 2 for german
This is so cuteeeee I love when diff cultures bond 😭😭
I wish learn arabic, my best friend is Arab and i wish be able to talk with her for hours 🥺♥️🌷
@جيسيكا | Jessica Nah Arabic is easy I learned it in a few weeks
@@ProdYafayeah arabic is rlly easy. I have courses like 4 times a week and a little bit of training and u can already have a simple conversation
Bit late but depends on the person, for example my mother tongue was a language close to Arabic so Arabic was easy for me but my brother grew up with English and it’s incredibly hard for him to speak or read Arabic
When you go to a country and can speak the language, especially fluently, people open up to you so much more.
We arabs are very welcoming and friendly despite what the media shows, anyone speaks with us we get happy because we love socializing and talking.
Next time you meet an arab talk to them it will be a fun experience for sure.
woah I never seen a Korean speak Arabic it’s truly amazing this dude is fr a legend
아랍어 몰라서 뭐라는지 모르겠지만 아무튼 대단한걸 말하고 있는건 틀림없다 ㄷㄷ
유 생각
He asked him first if he spoke Arabic because the Korean guy used the word “inshallah” which means god’s willing and the Korean guy said yes he speaks Arabic so the interviewer asked him about the places he visited in Qataar and what he had for breakfast and the Korean guy also said he tried the camel milk which made the interviewer surprised and said he’s one of us hehehe (in a way)
Korea makes everything beautiful. I love their Drama and movies.
One thing i've learned is as soon as you start speaking their language in their country they love it. I was in greece and when I was talking in english to the waiter he seemed kind of upset to I switched to greek and he lit up and felt much better.
Huge Respect All MUSLIM & ISLAM From 🇰🇷🙏🏻
why are you everywhere ?
@@lawtraf8008 Because I LOVE you
Korea Muslim no !!
@@user-yz7dm8db6i the guy in the video is Muslim from Korea
Thank u 💋❤️
Something as simple as knowing another language can bring so many people together.
The fact that he is more fluent in arabic that in english shows how much he's studied to learn it.
It’s nice to see how just being able to speak another county’s language can bring us closer together :)
Speaking someone's language is the easiest and strongest bonding element. The feel changes immediately.
I am Pakistani, use to live in arab country. Now whenever, i find arabic speaker in pakistan. I become instant friend and feel like i found a old long last friend 😂. I know the feeling.
His dialect to seems on point too. Alhumdulilah.
People love seeing someone put the effort to come to their world, and speak their language
The guy on the middle always focusing on his lips when he speak 😂 like he’s about to eat it
starting from 0:13 when the Korean guy said "inshallah we'll win" (inshallah = hopefully (literally: if God wills it))
interviewer: hopefully! you speak Arabic?
Korean guy: just a little bit.. i can speak Arabi-
intr: just a little bit! welcome here! peace be upon you! (asalaam alaikum)
kor: you too (wa alaikum asalaam)
intr: how are you! / how is it going!
kor: all good ("alhamdulillah" which literally means "all thanks to God / all praise be to God" but is used to mean "I'm fine")
intr: hope you're just fine!
kor: yes, i am
intr: so where have you been to? (literally "where did you go and where did you come back from")
kor: sorry? / what?
intr: where have you been to in Qatar? where-
kor: Oh in Qatar, well to the beach, to (an Arabic) manor (not a lot of foreigners get to visit them since they're only owned by citizens, so you must have local friends)
intr: you went to a manor!! our peeps took him to the manor that's great!
kor: * laughs *
intr: where exactly in the manor were you taken to? / to which area or part?
kor: i was taken to try camel milk
intr: you drank what! (surprised that he got to try it)
kor: *_camel milk_*
intr: y'all our peeps even let him drink camel milk! * crowd laughing *
intr: have you eaten anything?
kor: mhmm (yes)
intr: what did you eat?
kor: today?
intr: yes
kor: *for breakfast, balaleet* (sweetened vermicelli with an overlaying omelette [not savory], exclusively eaten in the arabian gulf area). *and samosa* (in Arabic it's called "samboosa"). *had edam too* (fried veggies with special spices and a source of protein (chicken or beef, lamb.. etc ). *also shakshouka* (eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, onion, and other ingredients and spices).
intr: you had a way more delicious breakfast than mine. did you have shakshouka with cheese or (not sure what the other option is)?
kor: with cheese
intr: with cheese jeez he tried everything
you are kind thank you I was curious because I didn't know the contents of the conversation in Arabic. Thank you for translating. 감사합니다.
this is the most accurate translation here
Great translation! :) Near the end, the interviewer asked "did you have shakshouka with cheese or without (cheese)"
@@chosenjinbaka너 정체가 뭐냐? 한국인이냐?
@@kfx3907 나도 너처럼 조선인이야. 부산과 충청도 태생의 부모를 두고 서울 강서구에 태어난 동래정씨 성을 가진 조선인. 난 힌국 대한민국 한국인 이런 단어는 우리와 전혀 어울리지 않고 조선 조선인이란 단어가 아주 적절하다고 생각해서 국가는 조선이라고 말하고 우리는 조선인이라고 말해. 물론 현실에선 그렇게 안하고 인터넷에선 그렇게 사용해. 너의 질문에 최대한 성실하게 답변했어. 궁금증은 해소 되었니?
This is so wholesome 😭💕
H-I think he needs help for is😭 0:25 HELpP🦅🦅✨😭😭
Two people from the two corners of Asia speaking to each other. Great content.
I like how the excited interviewer totally abandoned the script and political questions he was supposed to ask and just dove into a casual convo with this guy 😂
It’s crazy how there are so many people around the world wanting to learn other languages and speak them and then we have Americans who feel like everyone should learn English to talk to THEM.
I always have respect to those who speak other languages. Cultures meeting cultures is beautiful.
For an Arab myself , its good to meet an American , and talk with him , then I meet a German guy and then I start speaking German with him, the "i feel like I'm an idiot " face they give me
because its true man English is needed to talk to everyone since even non-English-centric countries like Japan accept that it's a universal language.
@@junkyyard2273 it’s not the fact that countries except it’s an international language. It is the attitude and way Americans bring about themselves to the fact that they want people learning their language to speak to them. It’s like they believe their language is superior to other languages which isn’t true.
@@lastbruh62 but it’s a good thing that you’re putting effort in speaking another’s native language. Even if they don’t fully comprehend it, it shows to them that you’re trying and that’s what natives appreciate
@@darkvertx3158 i don't leanr English to make ppl who speak English happy , oh man , f*** native English speakers
Chomad is adorable, he's loved where ever he goes bc he's friendly and pretty and is open towards different cultures and makes an effort to learn language. I think he's really cool, this human capybara!!
Being multilingual is truly a superior skill; this is so lovely
When you speak other people language,they going to become friendly in an instant....
sometimes
Beauty of the continent of asia
Arabic and Korean both are beautiful in their own ways. As a speaker of Bengali language which is considered the sweetest language in the world (check google) I'm trying to learn Arabic but its too hard 😢😅
I have a South Korean friend I met during a recent deployment and bro spoke English Arabic and his native language 😂 it was amazing
Never underestimate how much someone appreciates you speaking their language
중동 참 매력적인 곳이라 생각해
너도
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Arab people love when expat know their.langauge,they respect you alot❤
I have a Canadian friend who settled in my country and learned the Tunisian dialect of Arabic quickly ..when we go out and order food ,she would start speaking English and then switches to Arabic and the response is always heartwarming , It's like welcoming a lost member of your family 😊
فخووووورة با لغتي العربيه،🇩🇿🤭
I have never in my life heard arabic in an far east asian accent. Unreal.
Language opens the door for everyone.
Just a little is all it takes.
But this guy speaks so well!
That guy in blue cap smile bigger immediately when korean guy start speaking his language and keep smiling like that till the end. That's so wholesome.
العرب يفرحون عندما يسمعون لغتهم
فَطَرْتْ أَحْلَى مِنِي😂😂❤