I seriously doubt a person 1 year older than me can give me advice on life. Age have nothing to do with how smart you are

The way she just switches languages every 5 words lol

She should’ve said instead of judging by blood types we judge my peoples zodiac signs

lol I wonder how he felt after trying to flirt and then hearing she has a husband.

Lol every country has their own unique way of treating others , accepting things , greeting people , etc... every country has their own unique style of clothing , fashion and food . That's why I want to travel to different countries to experience the different cultural traits and Heritage .

IM CRYING NOT THE SMTM SLANG IM WHEEZING SHE DIDNT HAVE TO CALL THEM OUT LIKE THAT 😭🤚

So am I the only one confused on why Koreans think westerns have small faces when their faces are smaller

I hate that age thing. Just because you're older than me, it doesn't mean you have the audacity to be authoritative. You just treat people like slave and take advantage of them.

Can we tell kpop companies that "shawty" isn't a thing people say anymore? They keep putting that word into lyrics, even in 2021 LOL

A husband?? What a plot twist guuurl😂😂😂🏃🏽‍♀️

He has such deep voice.

I’m a girl and trust not all girls like celebrating every little thing. Holidays/Anniversaries are just another day, you don’t need these days to tell your loved one, you love and appreciate them.

Sis is the G.O.A.T. She is unfiltered and I am here for it.

As a western male trying to remember and deal with all the anniversary days would get old very quick.

The shock on his face when she said its possible to be friends with an older person 😂😂😂

No matter the age, your employer did not hire that person to be your personal slave. They got work to do themselves so you get up and get your own snacks

I don't agree with guy on first point. Outside Korea too, people have varied size of faces. Its just Korean society has their own very high beauty standards for which they think this specific face type is perfect. And that age thing is severe in Korea. In India too we are told to respect elders but if u are in same class or working space, its not taken in consideration unless its like big age gap.

Koreans: We judged based of blood type Zodiac signs: Allow me to introduce myself

I am blood type O and my lazy ass laughed so hard when he said people with blood type O are energetic lol

The SMTM slang is SO outdated in the states. I cringe when the Korean celebs say outdated random English Slang lol. Also I do remember when MBTI's were big in the states a few years ago. Now everyone is crazed on zodiac signs....and I never understood the blood type thing. at first, I was like that's someone's personal medical info 😂😂😂

I think so much of that is accurate except for the hugging thing, some people do hugs, but for the most part its just like a "Hi" or before the pandemic, maybe a handshake depending on who you're with? For the most part people respect personal space bc there's a lot of people (including myself) that don't really like physical contact.

In India we are taught to treat our elders with respect, but they don't bully us. Also, in office everyone, irrespective of their age, are treated in the same way. Korean culture is a bit weird and I know I would get in trouble for questioning everything there.

Am I the only one that thinks that Hayleen's laugh is adorable?

In my culture and country we also have this "respect" type of thing for elders or simply older ppl than us. It just comes naturally. Starting from simply put school, where a first grader would probably let out a sit for for an example 8th or 9th grade. You have to say good day when addressing people 3,4 and more years older than you but you can say hi to ppl the same age or younger. It's not just in Korea it happens in many other cultures, and it's just normal like that we are used to it from a young age.

Minjae (I think that's his name): talking about blood types Me who fits all of the personalities: I all blood types

I find it interesting how the first thing that was described was described by the American girl in detail called “being polite”, one or two words by the Korean boy

I don’t know about the small face thing.. like I do not see any different about the various sizes here in Sweden and Korea. Like beauty standards are very high there but so many say that it shouldn’t be like that but still they come up with these comment to each other all the time and make it normalised anyway. It’s kind of annoying. I got the culture shock when I heard about the age respect culture in Korea. I’m Vietnamese so I know that elders like grandma should we really respect but I see many asians think they are better or just have the right to be disrespectful to us younger, just because we say our opinion doesn’t mean we try to be saucy and deserve to get scolded.. sorry for my bad English

7:36 When he said that people with blood type O tends to be energetic, I just realized that I'm unique and exceptional 🙂✨ CAUSE I'M LAZY AS HELL!!!!

Me: laughing at how people classify other people by blood type in korea Also me: what’s your zodiac sign?

If I had to sum up Koreans in one word. That word would be VANITY. P.S The anniversary thing is weird because the point of an anniversary is that it seldom happens. There's more meaning to a once a year or more thing. Like our birthday, Christmas or New Years. We appreciate those things because we wait all year for them.

Imagine all the rappers in SMTM saying these outdated phrases thinking they look cool oh nooo 😂 and bruh shes 22 and has a husband whaaaaa???

He is so polite

My mother's blood type is RF negative, and according to the chart he mentioned, she's a red head with green eyes and freckles. I laughed so hard at this, that's not even close!!! 🤣

My blood type is AB and my MBTI is ENFJ-T Knowing these things is important y'all

When I became and ARMY and developed an addiction for kdramas the first thing I noticed was the similarities between our cultures. I am from pakistan. I mean when they bow down to greet, I get it it's what we do too and the elder put their hand on out head or shoulders as to say, "stay blessed". Their respect for elders was wow, cuz that not something u see often in foreign dramas and it's something VERY common in pakistan. We can't say no to elders no matter what. When koreans say hyung, unni noona or whatever, we say bhai, appi etc (a lot of words) after names of elder siblings and random people to show respect. We NEVER EVER take names of our parents or their friends or neighbors or anyone older than us. We hardly even call them mrs or mr something, like koreans call ajusshi and stuff we call uncle, aunty, chacha (etc depending on the bond we have.) We sometimes do compliment on head size 😂 although not that often, it's something the old people nitpick on young people 😂 I guess asians are asians 😅

I'm American, 28 years old (international age, I'm 30 in Korean age), my oldest friend is in his early 70s and we met when I was 22-23 and he was in his late 60s. Age doesn't define friendship in the states for many people. I have always been the youngest in my close circle of friends since high school, which currently includes people one year older to 30 years older than me. But I've also been told I have an "old soul" which honestly just means I'm occasionally crochety.

The MBTI thing was big here in the States years ago. "Please Understand Me". Like 1990's. I'm surprised that other countries use it.

I love the way she laugh~♡

5:43 she even nails the short through-the-teeth inhale that i find many koreans do :D

The two things that I found super odd when I lived in Seoul were the small face comments and the questions about my blood type. No one actually explained the blood type thing, so being asked, repeatedly, made me very uncomfortable. I thought they wanted me to donate blood or plasma or something. Another weird thing was how if you complained of stomachache, your Korean friends might suggest (just right there in front of God and everyone) that you should try to go poop. Just very casually, “Oh, maybe you need to poop.” Lol. It’s kind of fascinating how etiquette differs around the world. There are so many things Americans do abroad that can be seen as offensive, and then Americans think certain things abroad are odd/rude as well. You just have to adapt to the local etiquette and be aware so that you don’t offend anyone and/or feel offended by the differences.

she’s extremely good at speaking korean wow’

I think some of these also happens among chinese younger generations, the blood types, the absurd amount of anniversaries, loving the small faces... I think lots of my friends do these

I think it originated from older times when elders were more experienced in life, but times have changed so it doesn’t really have much meaning anymore. P.S: this comment is not made to disrespect any Korean or other cultures.

I really like the two of them! So fun and entertaining. ❤

I mostly know the blood type thing from Chinese culture actually. Yeah, according to them, AB tends to be mentally unstable a lot. Yet that is my blood type and usually I’m pretty chill..

0:55 that sounded like bit like a crazy anime laugh.. •_•

I don't know nor my blood type nor what MBTI personality I am 😂

I love their chemistry do much I swear

This video is so beautiful, they are so cute and interesting, I mean how did they do to learn each other lanhuage and travel to it country? The korean of the girl is amazing, she sounds native... They both speak both languages amazing is impressive and they are almost the same old than me, it makes me feel sad but inspired at the same time 💕

And now these day i'm think all korean idol were doing hit the woah dance move

I grew up military so I knew my blood type immediately, B+ , as for MBTI, I learned that relatively fast as it became standard measurement for compatibility and team making within a corporation, when I was in college it was a thing they had us do, I tested as INTJ and as a female of this type, it’s rare.

Fun fact: in azerbaycan ( my country) when they greet we hug AND kiss each others cheeks it’s a sign of respect like even if you don’t want to kiss they will understand cuz your a foreigner 😂 if you want to know more facts just write in the comments 😂

Seeing this, I can also relate to this video even though I’m not a Korean. In the Philippines we hug to great people too. At the same time, there are also times when we are shy and more distant. In taking selfies too (especially with girls), there are Filipinos who feel conscious when their face look too fat in the picture.

3:51 yeahh I'm 13 and my friends like grandma she's 65 or something She always say I'm her grandchild to others 😂😂❤

I don't know why I don't want the video to end I just want to look at her all the time I'm straight I just like the beautiful girls she looks so beautiful ❤

About the size of the head, I agree with the girl. I've seen pictures of Korean guys with big bodies and very small heads. It gets a little weird. Like she said, big body and peanut head. I think beauty is in a set of things that work differently for each person. You can't choose a pattern and think that everyone should be like that. What works for one person will not work for others. Therefore, beauty is something individual. Something that is not so cool in one person, can work very well for another.

if AB is the psycho type what does that make me since im AB+? super psycho serial killer?

americans now really use astrology for guessing personality types

Lol at the buzzfeed videos in between.

She is so cute 😍😍😍

When my partner and I started dating he kept buying me gifts for all these anniversaries and romantic holidays. It made me super uncomfortable bc I did not understand what was happening. Now we don't even celebrate our anniversary. LOL

It means my korean friends can not see my face 😂😂😂😂 Because my face is toooo small

Respecting your elders is a thing in the US, but it gets muddled with the "friends of any age thing". Like, you can argue with your parents, but don't you dare talk back to your grandparents, for example. At the same time, you should respect everyone by dault, but if they say or do anything to lose that respect, regardless of age, then cut them loose.

He’s like joking “can u kiss me” because she experienced America he jumps away as she leans over. His eyes in omg

I think its not only in Korea its a asian thing to respect elders and i live in india and it so wierd to understand .. if someone is 1 year or even 10 years older than me but my sibling / cousin so i can use many formal words with them. But if someone is like not my sibling / cousin we have to respect them a lot especially if we are meeting for the first time and if we are 1 year younger it still dosn't matter (in india being a year older than anyone doesn't matter alot )who they are we can call them by names but we have to put didi ( older sister) or bhajya ( older brother / brother) . After like kriti didi, gunjan didi, ravi bhaiya etc etc... And namaste is not a way to say hello . Its just a way to show respect we say namaste only to ones like aunties - uncle like that big people between kids or siblings / cousins we can use formal phrase and say hi, hello and stuff but to adults we have to say namaste..

I LOVE HER

4:52 and here I thought my culture had so many days to celebrate. But compared to other cultures we do have a lot of celebrations

Woah I have seen those videos about this question over 8 years ago.im surprised it's still hot topic xD

Me trying to make my friends respect me cuz I'm older than them here in London 😭🤧

“big body and a peanut head” LMFAO

Only African and Asians respect their elder ....and as SOMALI when you giving something to elderly person u most use ur both hands jst like Korean which is amazing coz we live different part of the world but we share same things

I'm cracking up at 2:27 ish where she's all "🤷🏼…iunno? 🤷🏼" That sounded very American. 😂

Actually I'm Nigerian and i relate to the respecting your elders stuff. It's kind of important here. And especially in like government owned boarding secondary schools older students like to bully younger ones and make them basically do their bidding

Americans kind of have honorifics (particularly in the south) but it's much more casual. It's not by year it's just if there is an older man or woman (about a 15 year gap or more) then the younger person calls the older person "ma'am" for women or "sir" for men. And older people, mostly women might call younger people "hun" "sweetie" "dear" or "darlin" though men don't really call other men that it's more often "sport" "slugger" "buddy" "bud" then the younger will still call him "sir"

this guy's voice is so deep tho, i love it

The thing with the MBTI reminds me of signs like "oh we don't match because you're a cancer and i'm an aries." kind of thing

Well i'm West Asian and we got stuck in between about those respect thing. We have respect verbs but we also use their name. For example there's an old male, he's name is Ahmet. And we call him "Ahmet amca." "Amca" means uncle normally and you use it for your dad's brother but you can also use it to show respect. I know. It's weird. We got stuck in between of those cultures LoL

I'm so jealous. I wish I could speak Korean like her

Yeah whenever I read Korean comics I'm always so confused when ppl ask blood type as like, an ice breaker, but I have no clue what mine is haha

I tried to find out my 2 son's blood type (my kids are half korean half American) and the hospital couldn't even tell me! I asked as soon as they were born, no one did a test to find out apparently. All the korean relatives and friends were asking

It’s very fun to watch them

Just by the thumbnail if she is representing Americans I wouldn’t go up to no one and take no picture- 😭😭😀

The age thing is true. We are bought up with the belief that we should always respect the elders cz they are wiser.. Its not a bad thing usually, unless that elder person is not that wise as you would expect. When MIL was treating badly, I could never say anything back to her because she is elder to me..

I lived in Korea for a short time and I dated this guy and he asked me on a date on Christmas day and I said "are you crazy? I have to be with my family on christmas!" Apparently that's a day for dating in Korea not for getting together with family. Very interesting

Meanwhile one professor in the course personality psychology told us that there is no scientific evidence for the MBTI to be of use and that the descriptions are so vague you'll find yourself in every type 😅

I am an American woman and growing up I was taught to respect my elders.. To this day I still do..

Well even we have the same culture of respecting elders like respecting 😂

Not only American can be more friendly all the countries do that. 🤗

So, do you think the American people are friendly ? Uff You need to come to Mexico, we are friendliest too warm.

the “slang” (which it’s not always) is the most accurate. I just cringe so hard. Like they still use it when it’s outdated and a lot of time they misuse it (well ig that happens here too with the misuse). The MBTI and Blood type things i feel like in korea majority of ppl will be obsessed while here only a group will be and the. others would just go eh and others wouldn’t care at all.

the thing that we say random words like lol is soooo true, we are talking and my friends go like-LOLOLOLOL

Me encanta ella, se ve re simpática. Él también.

im guessing korean teens only wear school uniforms inaide and outside of school. aslo they whatchin videos from like 2015 akxnskdnsjdb. aslo shes 22 and married already 😳 she still kind if a teen herself

They lowkey flirt with each other and i'm living for it

i kinda love the respect thing towards elders.. i dont think elders should "use" youngers like slaves ofc but when looking at europe i think we need more of the respectful gestures towards elders.. ofc every person is different and so on..

He's handsome 😁💜

not just blood type but i read lots commenta from american they said "she must be an aries, she is a gemini, i can tell she is a libra etc" like what tf is that supposed to mean ??

When yolo and dab appear on smtm 😂

I am 18 my best friend would be 73 if she were still alive. R.I.P Sue

In USA culture, just like in any other culture, a 22 year old man or woman is considered much younger than a 42 year old. There are no exceptions.