It is a difficult relationship btw mother-in-law and daughter-in-law regardless of cultural differences. Diana, you are doing great. :)

Lord I ask you to comfort Diana. Give her the strength to adapt to her new family and environment. Show her Your present as she live this journey. In Jesus name

Kyungho, I think it is very important for you to understand and sympathize with how Dianna feels about talking Korean with family, etc. I know, because I am in the same situation. It is embarrassing when someone talks to you and you can't understand them, or reply well. It is socially awkward, and not surprising that Dianna is reluctant to put herself in that position. It matters most in a situation when if you are alone with your Mother in Law without your partner.

불편해서 만나기 싫으냐며 다그치듯 말씀하실땐 좀 안타까웠어요. 다이애나의 진심이 뭐였든 말 안통하는 시댁과 시간을 보내는건 충분히 힘들고 불편할 수 있다고 생각해요. 다이애나는 정말 결이 너무 곱고 긍정적인 사람이네요.

사실 세상의 모든 며느리는 시어머니 만나는걸 편안해하지않아요ㅠㅠ 특히 다이애나는 외국사람이고 말도 안통하니 싫어서라기보단 어려울거예요.그래도 경호씨가 많이 이해해주고 배려해주면 점점 좋아질거예요~~^^ 다이애나도 노력하는 모습이 보이네요♡♡♡

I would get tired of random people touching my babies! They isn’t no petting zoo animals or museum object ! People needs to have compassion and look but don’t touch the kids please!!!! But grandma and their aunt, loves those beautiful babies !

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Hey beautiful twins look just like they dad gorgeous and beautiful mom may God continue to be with you and your beautiful marriage

I can imagine being married to someone from a different culture and living far away from home can maybe be challenging at times. If that was me I would want someone to comfort me and be patient with me. Dianna first language is English so I can imagine how she feels when speaking. I tend to get shy around people when speaking to them in their language as well patience is the key.

Mothers-in-laws heh? Always the topic of debate the whole world over. LoL. We got u Dianna 😆

I lived in Brazil for fifteen years. While I had visited the country several times before moving there, it wasn't until I moved there that learning Portuguese became a necessity. Becoming fluent in any language needs to concious effort on your part but it doesn't need to be hard or boring. I made a point to rethink some of my daily habits in Portuguese instead of English. For example, I wrote my grocery list in Portuguese (vocabulary of fruits, vegetables, cuts of meat, household products, etc.). I love to cook, so I bought cookbooks in Portuguese (learned verbs and their conjugations for cooking). I took an aerobics class (more verbs & vocabulary, more practice). I got in the habit of watching Brazilian novelas - good ear training for slang, rhythm and syntax. I joined a church, I volunteered, learned to knit, learned the lyrics to popular music, watched children's television programming, took a samba class, subscribed to magazines, joined an escola de samba for carnaval and pretty much talked to whoever would listen. I would often tell people I was learning to speak Portuguese and I needed their help to get better. Most were honored that I wanted to learn their language as opposed to insisting like most tourists do to learn theirs. I only attended one class the entire fifteen years I lived in Brazil and it didn't really help all that much. I was fluent within three years. One day, you'll just feel it happen like it was always there. You will dream in Korean. The real trick, I learned, is to not translate anything in your head - just learn it like your babies are learning. Besides, language is way more than words and not all cultural things translate. Just let it wash over you like water - accept cultural concepts as they are without seeking an equivalent in English. All humans learn first by understanding, then speaking, reading and finally writing. Classes always do it backwards - reading, writing, speaking then understanding. That's why they don't work. Be patient and not afraid to makes mistakes. That's how we learn. Start now with your children. To make them truly bilingual, they will learn by association - you will only speak English with them (i.e. they will associate the English language with you) and only Korean with their father. It will take many years but by age 5 or 6 they will be fully bilingual. It's an amazing thing to watch how their minds learn. You can learn much by watching them.

Thank you Dianna.. I know sometimes it's hard but you are doing such a great job.. I love your family Henry, Minji, Jun, your sister in-law is just great and your mother in-law is classy😍...

I really like this video because it showed us such beautiful sides of Korea that we never get to see.I prefer to see the flowers,the villages,the cultural side of Korea.Videos of people speaking to you the dianna and baby daddy and interacting with the twins are also very enjoyable.Of course having the in- laws there is special too.

민지 준 가족 너무보기좋아요❤️🧡💛💚💙💖 낯선타지에와서 애기낳고 사는것도 너무 힘들고 외로울꺼같은데 ㅠㅠ 잘 지내려고 노력하는 다이애나 가 너무 이쁘고 착한거같아용🙆🙆 다이애나 성격이 너무 좋은거같아요〰️〰️👍 항상긍정적으로 생각하고 좋은기운을 주는사람같네요❣️ 다이애나 가 다른외국인친구들도 많이 접하고 대화도 할수잇는기회가많앗음조켓네요!! 그래야 덜 외로울꺼같아요 ㅠㅠ 다이애나 경호씨도 화이팅〰️〰️🙌

Your mother-in-law and sister-in-law are so pretty! From the wedding video, your father-in-law is handsome, as is your husband 😊. The twins are so cute, it is universal to love the babies. I am not surprised that your husband's family now cherishes you too, you are well spoken and lovely woman. This was an interesting video, thank you for sharing!

I don't know if you will see the comments. It is beautiful to be bilingual, just to your best to be fluent and the Korean language.

What a nice outing. You guys were smart to go early before the crowd. Thanks for letting us tag along with your family!

Hello Dianna. Your channel was suggested by youtube so I started watching to see what it was about. It's interesting to me as I see you are married to a Korean man and you are African American woman. I'm the son of a Korean Mother and an African American Father. I was actually born in Korea in the 1970's. Life was really quite hard in those times for mixed marriages. Most people of my Korean family disowned my Mother because of the marriage, which was extremely difficult for her. As a child going to school was difficult for me as many student called me not nice names, bullied me because of my dark skin, and looks. For my Mom and Dad it was enough so at 12 years old we move to the United States where things were a bit more open. Normally I wouldn't write comments on such personal things, but when I showed your videos to my Mom she said, she see the sadness in your eyes and the struggle you are mentally going through. She wanted me to write to you and say you are very blessed to have a beautiful connection to your husband's family and in order for you to be truly be happy living there you have to embrace that support system being offered to you. It doesn't matter if your Korean is perfect or not use it. The more mistakes you make the more you will learn and you will learn, but to have to speak it all the time. And you have to speak openly and often with your Mother in law because it's in her eyes and actions the love she has for you as part of her family. Share your worries and fears with her, she wants to help in any way she can. So, my Korean Mother's advice for you. Sending your whole family and you much blessings and grace. Steph...

Gorgeous wife!!

매일보니 성품, 말투가 가벼운분이 아닌것같아 남편분이 사랑하신것 같네요. 인종은 중요치않아요 저도 런던에서 엄청 인종차별 당하며 살고있어 아름다운분이라 말해주고 싶네요~~👍

*애기들 천사같아 너무 예뻐요 그리고 아내분이 착하신거 같아요 남편분만 믿고 타지에 홀로 왔는데 두분 앞날에 행복만 가득하길 진심으로 바래요 날씨가 많이 추운데 감기 조심하세요*

Please don't touch my kids if you want to look you can look! Don't know whether these people are sick.😘

The beginning of the video I took out my popcorn...lol

Hello beautiful family you both are so gorgeous may God continue to be with you and your beautiful family

Hello Mrs. Dianna and Mr. Kyongho, I loved the video because we were able to see another side of Korea. I love seeing the culture, the people and the food. I am really happy that you went out as a family. It is important not only for both of you but for Minji and Jun as well. Because of the two of you and being a k-pop fan, I am learning korean. I have learned hello ,good bye. Thank you, and how to introduce myself. The gentleman who owns our local cleaners is Korean. When I asked about learning his native, he was very kind. It is quite fun to learn. Thank you for making me smile. Hugs and kisses to Minji and Jun. Tina in Cali

Ms Diana this is the long and the short of it. U need to figure out how u learn languages best and immerse yourself. Personally, I learn best by repeatedly hearing and writing. I start out by watching videos, movies, cartoons, or reading books geared towards kids. I listen to music geared towards kids also until I've a base understanding and graduate to songs or movies that I like that aren't for kids. U can do writing exercises or flashcards. Some ppl learn better by learning the general rules of the language first and breaking down parts of speech first. It's essential for you to learn the language if you're going to live there. Even if you were to move stateside u should learn it so u can have a deeper bond with his family and communicate with your kids in Korean. Consider this, anything could happen to u, your hubby or his family and if u need to contact emergency services u need to be able to communicate clearly so help can arrive as soon as possible. The dispatcher may need to give you instructions to minimize risks. that could literally be the difference between life and death. U will make mistakes and u may be teased and corrected, but u will only get better if u try. This is so extremely important and ur in-laws are showing you love by expressing they want a deeper relationship with you. Be brave. I believe in you 💯!

Dianna, you’re Korean is a lot better than you give yourself credit for. I love have you keep an open mind about everything.

I always look forward to seeing videos of your family ❤️❤️

시댁식구들 만나기싫냐고 다그치면 안싫던 사람도 싫어져요. 그런말은 안하는것이 현명합니다 ㅎㅎ 남이 가족이 되는게 쉽나요 ㅠㅠ 오히려 아무말도 안하고 기다려 주시는게 훨씬 효과적이에요 :) 다그치지않고 기다려주시면 와이프분이 알아서 잘하실거에요. 착하신분이고 가족의 소중함을 아시는분 같으니까요 절대 그런말은 하지마셔요. 가기 싫어하는것같으셔도 그냥 그래 담에 가자 하고 쿨하게 넘기시면 시간이 지나면서 천천히 마음이 열리고 알아서 잘 하실거에요. 마음이 열리고 나면 알아서 잘챙기고 잘한답니다 다그치면 역효과 ㅠㅠ 경험담입니다 ㅋㅋ

You guys are soooo cute. 💜

You and your mother-in-law are truly trying to make each other comfortable. She loves her grand children and her son. You love your children and your husband. Those are the things you have in common and the fact that you both want to build on that is awesome. Thank for sharing this place it’s beautiful and peaceful

Beautiful babies, looks just like their dad 😍😍

Always love seeing you all....thank you for sharing your day.

You both decided to begin a interracial relationship so, at this point where you are married and already have children it is important that you learn each others language. He already knows English so now she should learn Korean. Moreover, you are both living in Korea. She can take korean language classes; being emerged in the language, it’ll be easier to practice. There should be an authentic desire to learn. Look into the youtuber Megan Bowen, she recently married her Korean boyfriend. Megan took korean language classes and has been in Korea around 5 years now ( if I’m not mistaken) she can now speak Korean very well. She lives in Korea and can be a good contact source. It’s now not just a couple matter, but a family one. A second language in s not easy but, it’s not impossible. Go for it girl!!! You can do it!

다이애나 한국말 잘하네요 귀여워요~

This comment section has so many amazing thoughts, experiences and perceptions.....very mature and respectful. How refreshing since the comment sections are a mess elsewhere. This channels just oozes positivity from mom, dad and child stars. Please upload every week! I am on my second marathon of rewatching every video. It is very very zen and chill to be here. Thank you for this. ✌✌

Dianna, your husband is blessed to have such a beautiful wife as yourself. God bless you and your family.

I love how supportive your sister in law is!!

I am from s korean and my husband from United States.. when I meet my parent In law I became so shy and I dont understand there's english accent : ( and they don't understand my english too so we have communication problem.. but they treat me so good. I can understand her feeling 100percent!!

Diana, I am so happy you were able tto speak as best you could and your mother in law understood what you were saying; that is great progress on your part. .Seems like all of you had a fun day.

I think you are doing a great job with learning Korean. Korean is a level 5 language for english speakers so it's much harder to acquire the language more than if you were learning Spanish or any other Latin languages. I think you're making a great effort to learn so keep up the good work!

민지,준이 애기때네요~~ 너무 귀여워요^^ How sweet

I love this video Diana.Greets from Perú South America!

Wonderful momma. Great husband. such a lovely couple.

I know someday,somehow you can learn more about korean languages and adapt their cultures and traditions! Be patient and continue practicing until you perfect it! I can see your in-laws understand you and consider your differences.Nice to see all of you hanging out together,you have wonderful family indeed!

She is trying to learn the language. It takes time be patient dear friend. She will learn, remember you have been speaking the language all your life. She has only been speaking a few years. Soon she will be an expert. God bless you guys!!! Your love will continue to grow and, flourish. Your family is beautiful!!! I especially loved to see the beautiful sites in this video!!! Nice video!!!

Hi, Dianna! The South Korean culture is appealing to the eyes, and the Korean food always look delicious.

@13:15 Dianna's face is pretty and cute! Awwww

Thank you for sharing so much of your family's journey. Sending love and support from the U.S.A. wishing you all nothing but love and happiness🖤

Love your beautiful family!!🧡💛🧡

At grandma asking is there a interracial discount 😩😂

아내분이 진짜 현명한것 같아요. 10년뒤엔 아내의 나라 미국에서 사시는것도 좋을것 같아요. 아이들교육과 타국에서 살아보는 경험이 살아가는데 큰 힘이 되더라구요~^^ 아내분이 한국으로 시집와서 사는 용기에 박수를 보냅니다. 아내를 많이 사랑한다고 자주 자주 표현해주셔요. 우리나라 남자들 묵뚝뚝하고 친절하지 않아요.

You are so positive and I enjoyed that.

Beautiful Family ❤

OMG, I love your energy, all of you seem to have such a beautiful spirit.🙂

I'm glad that yall do family things together. It helps other people to be more open too. Thank you. Enjoy the videos.❤

Henry & Dianna, your family always make me smile when watching your video. Also fill my 👀with 💦 because I see so many things that are so amazing in your families relationship. So don't experience these thing in there family. Thank u for showing the different places, in Korea. The touching the kids every time your out, don't like. But u handle it well. Your husband is very calm & compassionate with u, very beautiful. I just love u guys. Godbless you're family.❤❤❤❤❤

The most important thing in human relationships is 'communication'. Diana is learning Korean so things will only get better with the mother in law in the future. Rooting for her!

I'm loving Dianna more and more. She seems so sweet and shy. She reminds me of myself. Lol

Your family is beautiful!

Love watching you interact with your in-laws sending out love for u your family and your channel much love from England 🇬🇧🥰🥰btw the twins are so beautiful time’s gone by so quick

Despite the language barrier, your in laws are making an effort to be apart of your family. They may not be able to communicate with you verbally but instead convey their affection through their deeds such as spending time together, preparing meals and cuddling their grandkids. I believe because your mother in law cherishes her son and respects him as a person, she does not want to disappoint him. I understand that it can feel a bit uncomfortable at times but a genuine smile and courtesy puts people at ease and makes you more receptive. I know your Korean will improve over time. Be thankful that your extended family are trying their best to be apart of your lives and accepted you as their daughter in law. By the way, i enjoyed your excursion to the old korean village. It's important to remember your roots, traditions and customs because it forms your identity, bonds a people, helps create understanding, and to honor those who came before you. I am so impressed by how Koreas have persevered as a nation and people. They have overcome so many obstacles in history because they have stood against major forces such as the Chinese and Japanese. I am also proud to be part African because my ancesters endured and triumphed over oppression, inequality and racism for me to exist. I am reaping the benefits of those made saceifices for me. I am making them proud because i am living a good life though not perfect and have so many opportunities that they didnt have. In my heart, i hope that people in the past found happiness regardless of their predicaments as i have found myself this present day of age. I find no time to be miserable and unhappy because each day is a gift from God. I almost met my maker years ago and probably on many other occasions as well so i learned that i am not invincible or immortal fast. People wonder why I smile all the time. I consider life as a miracle. Life can be h...ll too but one has to be determined to make it a heaven on earth. Pat yourself on the shoulder upon obtaining your victory whether it be small or large. Dream for better days when you gad a bad day. I also find that encouraging others so rewarding. Lasting I give all thanks to God ultimately followed by family and friends.

Your babies are soooo cute & the baby cart is to flyyy!

좋은날 잘 다녀오셨네요~~~ 시댁식구들과 여행 보기 좋아요 아이들 어릴때 많이 힘드신데 다이애나도 수고 많이 하셨어요 앞으로 10년이상(영상봄) 한국에서 사셔야하는데 ㅋ 다이애나 한국말 기대됩니다

Trust me, no daughter in law like their mother in law except very few.

Well as I have always stated its good to get out and about with family and spend as much time bonding w/ them is great for the twins and certainly for you Dianna!! If your anything like me the only way that I could learn how to speak korean is to be around people so I can hear the different dialogue they using/ saying!! Keep it up you'll be fluent b4 you know it!! Great Family Time!! Thanks for Sharing👐👐👐

Thank you Dianna for the video. Such a nice and beautiful family. Mother-in-law looks very young and happy with kids.

Haha We’ve been through this/are still going through this! Although my husband never got aggravated about it at a restaurant lol. He maybe understands my nervousness too well.~ My in-laws are from the countryside, real farming people. So they speak with thick accents, and I learn Seoul pronunciation by myself! Mother-in-law is very patient with me, but it can be difficult communicating with father-in-law (we can feel each other’s frustration at times). Things will improve slowly, and it’s important to spend more and more time together to build that relationship, especially with mother-in-law!!! Good luck on your Korean-learning journey!!!! Fighting!

Diannai u are such a lucky lady coz u have got carrying and loving mother- in -law and sister-in-law god blessed you all😊😊😊😊

Beautiful babies, beautiful family!

Diana, your videos never disappoint. You're so calm, the way you handle disagreement w your hubby.

You two. It's challenging I'm sure, appreciate you showing all sides to your marriage when it comes to culture and communication. I like that you made up :) You're both doing your best. Dianna I heart you so much, hope to meet you one day if I come to Korea!

You are my favorite couple. Even with extreme cultural gap your pure love is making everything possible for you. God bless you both!

Hello DianneI hope all is well with your family. Whenever I see you guys it always put a smile on my face❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

You have beautiful children and you & your hubby are lovely. You are so brave and adventurous moving to a country so culturally different & embracing everything the way you do. I enjoy watching your experiences. I too moved with my British hubby to the United Kingdom-even without a language barrier, the cultural differences are profound. So I understand to a degree how you’re feeling. When I first moved, I was missing my friends a lot, before I established new friendships here. Do you have many Korean girlfriends you can go out with & have “girl time”? P.S. Maybe you could agree with your friends and husband to alternate & speak English one day & Korean only the next. That’s what I did when I lived in France. I also had days where I spoke English & my ex-bf replied only in French. It’s really helpful when learning a new language, I think. 😀

As I support and love these two beautiful couple I want that Dianna should realised how he's trying hard to make a good bounding between his mother and wife. I'm sad people always comment how it's difficult for the wife to adjust but can't see how much husband went through, he kept on fighting for his love and finally convinced his parents to accept Dianna, I'm sure the husband got stucked between his wife and family. Korean men tend to value their mom more than their women, I feel like husband is really doing good job to make their relationship better, no doubt on Dianna's effort but people should see husband's side of effort too.

I'm so happy to see all the family together having fun together GOD bless all

Beautiful family!

Twins are like dolls so adorable ❤️

there is no need for you to feel awkward about your pronunciation of Korean words around your Korean mother-in-law love speaks a multitude of things as long as she knows that you love her child and he loves you and you love your family communication will come. Let her see your beautiful smile and your kind loving heart, trust me she will make the effort to communicate with you and help you speak wonderful one step at a time!❤️❤️❤️❤️

A lovely family outing!

It's okay girl it's always unnerving trying to speak another language with someone that speaks it fluently but that's the best way. you're doing way better than me so give yourself some credit .it's definitely important to have that family time I'm sure she understands and I'm sure she appreciates you working on it and so does he

Love ur videos vlogs love ur dual cultures respect love togetherness

Thank you for inviting me to enjoy the company of your family. 🌹🌈

Beautiful family. I love it! I know learning is hard. I want to learn to speak to my son-in-law. Especially if they have kids, I know they'll be bilingual. But it's hard learning alone. It would be nice to learn more from mom.

Wow! Diana, I have to say you’re very very patient and mature. I think being in that situation where you’re outside in public and people are constantly staring at you can make you feel like you’re under a lot of pressure, so I’m really amazed that you didn’t lose your temper . I’m not sure if I’m understanding the whole situation because it seems as if some of what Diana said was edited out. If not, then I think the beginning was just a misunderstanding because Diana said at first it would be good and she could practice Korean with the mother-in-law, but then it seemed like her husband had a lot on his mind ( maybe his mother in law said something before about not seeing them both enough to make him feel equally pressured, or maybe he felt bad because he had already agreed to them going out...?) either way, I think because of the language barrier and pressure , this was kind of a tense discussion. I think being in a foreign country and learning a language that’s the opposite of English can be extremely difficult especially for someone shy and introverted like Dianna ( my apologies if I’m making assumptions). I’m really amazed that she went home and wasn’t angry about the pressure put on her at the restaurant and that she did push herself to go out that weekend with her mother-in-law. That discussion in the restaurant could’ve easily escalated, so I’m proud of Diana. Also, on the other hand her husband did go to America and try to learn English as hard as it was even making mistakes along the way. I think it could feel really tiring to have to speak in English all the time. Sometimes when I speak Japanese at a certain point in time I just get tired emotionally from not being able to express myself and just switch into English. I think it’s really kind of her husband and patient of him to always speak in English to her. I think You guys compliment each other well! Try not to put too much pressure on each other . But you’re both a lovely couple! Diana the more positive experiences you have learning a different language the more you’ll speak and the more fluent you’ll become! I’m also living in a foreign country and trying to learn a completely different language from my own!

Great to see your husband 's family taking care of the kids, considering the beginning!

What a nice outing! I’d love to visit the place!

Dianna. You did a great job . As an Asian for some reasons we love family bonding. You’re husband is so proud of you as his family...just our culture.i can understand ,my husband always say stop introducing me.😜that’s how it is.

love spat i just need a visa and ill come visit and hang out with you! enjoy the babies.

she's very beautiful, love your channel

한국어배우기.정말어려워요. 그럼에도.반드시극복해야할과제입니다.쉽지않지만잘해낼줄아아요.다이애나..힘내세요. 화이팅 ~~♡♡♡

Nice to see your mother-in-law and sister-in-law in the videos give a hug for me please. Thank you 🤗

what a beautiful park, do you have a link for the park...it looks really relaxing

I feel u its so hard to married a korean defferent culture in the language is so hard .

Great family outing idea. The Korean traditional folk village looks very interesting to visit.

천천히 자연스럽게 생활하시면 적응해 나가실것닙다 good luck 👍

Mom in-law so young ! Wow. I love you guys so much. Korea's beautiful country. Dianna you're such pretty 'n unique.

준이 민지 첨엔 둘다 딸인줄 알았네요^^ 아가들이 인형같이 이뻐요~~

Dianna você é muito linda, maravilhosa, amei descobrir os seus vídeos, amo suas histórias, como eu não sou boa no inglês eu deixo no modo bem lento pra eu entender tudo. Rrss I love you Dianna, god bless you.🙏🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️