Oh thank you for making this!!!!

@@ThizisDanny my pleasure ka 😊👍

How old is he???

@@ambersmith6981 He doesn’t say, he has some very valid reasons. Watch that section and it’ll help clarify it for you. 🙂

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I second that! I tell that to each person I meet. I used to be a preschool teacher in Special Ed with small children from different cultures- I had to tell the parents they need to insist the staff learn the children's names properly even if it's foreign to us. And then when I tought older children I told them the same thing... It's one of the basic things -respecting others' given names and chosen names... I teach my birth language now mostly to new commers and I tell my grownup students the same thing- They decide which name they want us to call them and make sure we say them correctly- even if they choose to be called by a name that is not Jewish or Israeli- were they currently live.

Dear Heather>>> You are wise and most definitely correct_ Why most of us say that or this name is hard to pronounce, aside from the number 1 reason that you motioned, RESPECT, is that most humans are on compulsive mode in living their lives, but if they were consciously living they (we) would consciously pronounce names correctly. I was not born in US, but I have been there when most/many didn't or would not want to say it correctly even after I pronounced it for them, but that did not deter me from respecting them! Good do, friend!

I don't think that's always the case. I do think that names like "alex" are easy for westerners, but hard for koreans for example because korean doesn't have an "x". so it'll be written as 알렉스, which is "arekseu"??? since the L is pronounced as a R in the beginning of a new syllable, and the s doesn't get pronounced at the end of a syllable:) in general, if you're close to the person, YES learn. but for general bypasser things, mispronouncing the name of a stranger is 100% ok

@@ihatecoffee7185 I agree, there are differences in KRn language and how westerners pronounce certain word/letters, since they are not use it due to the way their alphabet/language was structured. I am actually learning (trying) the Hangul and enjoying it, even tho. I struggle at times, yet I find ways to not get discouraged _It is a blessing to be able to do that (for me at least). And I mostly agree with the strangers vs familiar ppl who may have known you for years (like at work, and still don't care to do it correctly, but does not bother me, I am passed that) analogy. Thanks for your input, IHC... I do dislike coffee too, but not espresso :|) Peace! M_^()^

@@asilam4you u seem like a great person ❤

He lived and was educated in England.

@@EraQuisnamVigila yeah I know :)

He is brilliant and age indiscriminately don't matter 그는 총명하고 나이는 무차별적으로 geuneun chongmyeonghago naineun muchabyeoljeog-eulo

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yes we actually learn a lot from each jobs!!

I agree about the age secret I would like to get into music acting and modeling myself but I know my true age might cause problems I Agee with Danny if you are right for the role or project why does your age matter it should be about your talent 😉

Korean/Asian always look younger than our actual age anyway. He he 😜

but they will know your age sooner or later, there are contracts and stuff lol

thank you so much for watching:)

thank you :) and big welcome to my channel!

Hope you got to know me a little :)

thanks for watching !!

Thank you!!!!!

Yes, I agree. It's a pleasure to listen to Dan speak. 😌

thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching :)

@@ThizisDanny you are always welcome 💙

Sorry for the late response :) nice to meet yo also! thank you for the recommendation also :)

I second this

Hey He Un (sorry if I misspelled your name) I am Rafael and I am from Brazil. Thank you for sharing a bit of your story with us I think we can relate to some extent and share positivity and good energies. Here in Brazil we also have pressure to look good all the time - it’s exhausting. I went to a military school and there we were encouraged to study really hard and on top of that because I had a very distant relationship with my dad I felt like performing well was the only way to get him to notice me so I would study all day go to bed at like 10 pm and wake up and 3 am to study until 6am and start the day again. I was able to be in the top 10% best students and also got in a great University but looking back I wish I knew my value came from being who I was and not from my achievements. Today I also struggle with chronic pain due to severe scoliosis and some mental health problems that I’m currently on treatment for. Exercising and learning new things really help. I hope you continue to be joyful and have fun in everything you do! P.S. you don’t look a day over 23 so that’s a good age to share in castings I think. I’m in my 30’s and I also work as a model sometimes and the other day a client told me I looked 25 and it made my day Hahhaha I hope we can all embrace our age more and ignore the social pressures of the world.