Team Subbits just released subs for this livestream so the I updated subs for this vid as well! Do catch the original VLIVE here www.vlive.tv/post/0-27104894

This is probably why Hasuel always did her best to help Vivi when it came to learning korean and communicating in general. She knows what it's like to be in a foreign country without knowing the language and how lonely and tough it can be.

Bro im dead she’s saying panda express was her fav part of the US LMAOO

The way her voice changes from speaking in korean to speaking in English is just cute.

its almost sad thinking about haseul going through the struggles of american school alone without even knowing the language. i hope people were kind to her

I can't believe how strong haseul really is, i think she can do everything. Now it's funny knowing that Haseul isn't that good at English but everyone thought she were since she studied abroad and she has an amazing pronunciation. She's so cute

Imagine being her classmate. Ugh, what a blessing

Haseul must have been able to relate with Vivi when she first came to Korea thanks to her American experiences 😭

4:46 her face here 😭 she was not having that fire alarm bell 🤣

I was always impressed by how amazing her pronunciation was and thought she was almost fluent because of it. turns out she worked really hard with pronunciation even if her vocabulary wasn't as strong so that she would give off the impression that she was fluent, so her hard work really paid off

English is about confidence. - Jo Haseul

Jane Haseul Cho , the woman who created the English language 🤧

Omg the way she was saying sorry until it sounded native :000

Haseul has Wendy level pronunciation and baby we stan. She sounded like she knew more English at KCON LA too. I also can't believe she like Panda Express of all the things 🤭

I could literally listen to Haseul talk about going abroad and speaking in small English sentences for hours 🤩

our school bell really do be aggressive for no reason 😭

We had the “fire alarm” school bells too in my schools in New Zealand 😂😂 I was so surprised (and a lil jealous) to find out that there were lucky kids out in the world who had pleasant little “ringtone” school bells..

I can totally relate with Haseul on this and I'm sure a lot of immigrant children as well. Aside from basic "my name is ....." "how are you?" "I'm fine thank you", I didn't know a lick of English when I migrated to the U.S. The first day of school was so surreal. It's really as if you landed on another planet. Back then mobile phone and Internet wasn't widely available so you can't just google translate your way through things and had to learn English word by word too. If not for the two friends I met that helped me through the first few weeks in school, my middle school (~junior high for some non-U.S. folks) experience would've probably been a lot more rough.

i thought that’s how school bells normally sound like😭😭

This is very cute and fun. Thanks for uploading the video. All the best, Jane Haseul Cho.

What a great story teller. Haseul reminds me of international students I befriended in college. My friend from Korea's math skills were no joke. I finally understood calculus thanks to her!

She's so pretty and we can't deny how attractive Haseul is when she's speaking in english😭💚

Aww, this was so nice to hear about. She’s so precious

Bottom line from Jane Haseul for studying in America: 1) Learn English first, then… 2) Fake it till you make it! 3) Don’t be shy, make friends

We stan jane haseul cho

Since it seems a lot of you guys are from the US, maybe you guys could share your middle/high school experiences as well!

4:50 Haseul vs. american schoolbell is the cutest thing ever

she is so adorable i love her

it's great that Haseul told her honest experience - giving precise details - never heard someone talk like that before - she sounds mature - maybe that experience made her more mature - it was fascinating children can adjust to immersion schooling very easily - most foreigners to the US used to be placed right in school - and before long - they are talking english - at the same time they are learning too - tests show that they are keeping up with the native students - - i had a pakistani coworker who was thrown into school when he was about 7 or 9 - when his family moved to canada - and he was settled in & speaking english before the end of the school year - - there seems to be a point when people struggle at what comes easily to a child - it may be around 16 years of age

she's so cute when monologue-ing....i love haseul

I can relate this was me in elementary school when I only knew broken English, I would just be silent the whole time until they put me in a class for learning English.

Recently I’ve been thinking about this story a lot, I find it really inspiring. Haseul made me realise what strength and resilience really is.

I hope they treated her well while she was studying in the US!

It must have been incredibly hard for her at that age in a new country learning a new language and culture. Thinking back to my own school days, I feel a bit guilty not being more friendly and sympathetic with the new transfer students. I was a quiet and shy kid who largely kept to myself, so it would’ve been tough.

This is tempting me to invent a time machine. I don't want to disrupt our current timeline, but I also can't bear the thought of baby Haseul wondering around school and the mall by herself all the time. 🥺

i'll call her jane from now on

That's one of the MANY reasons Haseul is the BEST! She is so brave. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Please everyone, be open and understanding to those kids who are shy, maybe do not have a lot of friends, and are quiet. There are A LOT of wonderful people out there if you only make an effort to met them, get to know them, let them open up and be themselves. There could be many other Jane Haseul Cho's out there you look right past everyday.

7:29 - 7:32 the transition from the korean accent to the american accent tho 😳

Me whos been out of school for 10 years now suddenly got ptsd from the sound of that bell.... lmao

11:14 there she is again 💀💀 nike adidasu!

I can listen to Haseul all day. She is such a good story teller. Cutie 💚

Haseul was eating Panda Express like the rest of us. So relatable. Not real Chinese food but food hehe

this was pretty interesting to know. thanks for uploading!

This was a good story! Just see how good content this is, sitting and telling about an experience. I think there is a lot of that one could enjoy, it's really nice of her to share so willingly!

im happy with this fandom now cos someone would clip an important part of thevideos from vlive like in 2020 or late 2019 im struggling to even loona fotm ep6

하슬선배 너무 멋있어... 멘탈, 적응력, 강인함...

Haseul has such comforting streamer vibes 😊

Poor Haseul. I hope she didn’t sit by herself for too long at lunch when she was in the states. 🥺

"we hear this when there's a fire" Is that why our school bell is so damn loud? so we'd rush to our next class as if there's a fire?

I can't, she is like an angel...

12:38 honestly that was so weird when I got here, like obviously in my country we compliment people but like ur friends and things like that not complete strangers, i go to school and people who i have never seen in my life go "i like your hair" and i don't know what to answer so i just say thx, I feel glad knowing Haseul went through an experience I'm going through idk it's comforting.

THANK YOU SO MUCH

having to chill in the mall for 10 hours while her aunt worked 😔 poor baby haseul... shes so strong, it really is hard coming to a new country....

The buildings lock as soon as the bell rings due to the rise of school shootings even back in 2013-2014 when Haseul was in the USA. Especially since she attended a school in Colorado where Columbine happened

i really loved listening to haseul soso much thank you for the subs T~TTT

This is the most interesting video I have seen on KZfaq in weeks, if not months. She should seriously write a book about her time in the US.

i can listen to her speak for so long she's such a good storyteller

0:32 im fine also, tenkyu hehehe

When I was in school back in the 1990s, the bell was just a long beep played over the PA system.

ive always wonder about her time living in america, thank you for uploading this

We love you haseul

What a fascinating story. A bit sad too.

I would've sat next to haseul during lunch :(

she's so good at telling stories? i'm like mesmerized

lol is her favorite thing in the U.S... Panda Express...

I wonder if there's a possibility that whoever commented her real name might have actually went to the same school and knew her and realized it's THE Jane 😂

I love the way she said I’m sorry

she's so hard working 🥺🥺

American Chinese food truly deserves international recognition. IT'S GOOD!

와 하슬이 너무 예쁘다💞💓💓💓💞💓💞💓💞💓💞💓💓💞💓💞💓💞💞💓💞💓💞💓💓💓💞💓💞💓

thanks

omg I was an exchange student once in tokyo and I had a similar experience I mostly only spoke when spoken to because I didn't know what the hell was going on most of the time hahaha. Gym class was the best hehe. But maybe 3 of them spoke English and I've stayed in touch with one of them :)

We have the same sound here in the Czech Republic. 😆

I can't even imagine living in another country without knowing the language... I have always felt impressed by foreign idols because of this. Like... how... 😱🙏

Call me a simp but her sharing her experience was so interesting on so many levels ? I didn't expect that at all when clicking on the video and here I am, shook.

I laughed so hard when she was talking about the school bell. 🤣 Tbh, it makes a lot more sense as a fire alarm, which is why it's so funny! Come to think of it, I wonder what she thought of the fire alarm...

No wonder her pronunciation is so good 😯😯

You are so smart and cute. I hope that you can have a better time now that you know what American people are like, and we go out of our way to make sure you feel welcome. Except for a few idiots who make us look bad. But please ignore those racist, because the majority of people here, are very nice and probably seem to forward to you and again, try to understand how much you make people happy with your attention and nice attitude. You have the absolute best American accent that I have ever heard and I would never suspect that you are foreign, until you tell me. Great job learning how to pronounce our language. You are so sweet and beautiful. Thanks for being you.

Jane Haseul Cho is a pretty nameeeee

Awe

How is she so adorable?

I wish I could understand. I'm always down for some Haseul story time.

She reminds me of a guy I knew in middle school who moved in from China. Didn't know any English and I felt rly bad for him. But he learned so fast and I remember two years later I ran into him in the bathroom and he was like "wassup bro" and I stg I was shook asf 😂

11:14. Panda Express! Woo! Panda Express! Woo!

nice hair

When she spoke that words in English i just died edit : SHE SO PRETTY OMG

Her story is like the exact duplicate of mine but im a immigrant + was 1000% more introverted. Now its been over a decade... can i go back to korea now? 🤣🤣

Is the brand haseul talking about "panda express"?

i only see a strong smart independent woman living her life the best she could.

8:08 4:45

Holy eff I think those are Adam audio a7x studio monitors. Rich haseul is rich

I wonder if Haseul would prefer our school, we don’t have a bell lol

as an Asian, the only time i've ever experienced an open-book quiz is when it isn't recorded.

Everyone else: wow it must’ve been hard for her going to the US and struggled Me: wow she’s definitely rich to be sent to Korea to study and have an aunt there?

I just know Haseul study in us... I realize that I don't know about loona academic..

lol I hope she's not talking about Panda Express. I don't think anyone American would call that "good" ;) On a serious note I can't imagine being in a school or country where you speak almost none of the language, sounds absolutely terrifying.

7:22

I guess panda express is her favorite thing too😂

So,haseul was jane in america

Why would a parent do this to their child…