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hi joey! just wanted to say thank you so much for this video because its such a warm feeling to see someone who experiences the same thing as me as an international student (im indonesian studying in malaysian btw:0). i never knew i could be this relatable for my anxiety that i felt on my entire bachelor degree. "time makes us forget, and love makes us remember" ugh i loovee this phrase!! now im on my 2nd year of corporate life and i couldnt be happier, as by the time i finally can see my worth more and figure out lots of things for my career path. and along with that, i'm planning my master's scholarship as the way for me to 'forgive' my past self and create new memories! i hope the best luckkk for you and your endeavor!! <33

Hi where is that restaurant w the view of the beach at 1:30?

“Ugandans love education.” 😂 High school is even worse we sometimes just sit in our little groups and cry about it 😂. The children are scared of the teachers most probably because of caning or flogging as I hear some people call it.

so nice and so enjoy to watch this video , i am planning to Jeju this winter, hope to see snow there over Christmas.

that was a real safari

you are very funny

this episode was so emotional

You are very thoughtful Joey

i loved this very much

I’m Ugandan but I haven’t been to the countryside and watching your vlogs made me smile as I now look forward to seeing more of Uganda 🇺🇬

so cuteeeee hehehehehh

Joey I really miss you from Aaron Amecu

U were born to be a yappper

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SO MUCHHH FUNNNNN ❤

Jeonjuuuuuuuuuuuu🤩🤩🤩🌝🌝🌝

Great video , much love

If I was there, I would have hugged you. I also have same situation in my college days. But believe me, you'll be alright. I've faced it for 4 years. After that only I'm starting again. Ypu made me cry. It is the same story, same feelings, 'I belong to nowhere'. I understand you....🫂🫂

What did you graduate as?

This is really true copying notes from the blackboard, waking up at 4am, just so wow and we are so used to.😂😂

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Is this a mukbang vlog 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

Will join u soon 🤩🤩💕

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hi, I'm your 1000th subscriber. This resonated with me as I had also lived abroad for most of my childhood, and I've been here two years now but I don't really think I've adjusted fully. A few weeks ago, I went back to where I used to live for a fortnight, and those in those two weeks I felt happier than I ever had in South Korea. Now, I'm not sure which culture I belong in anymore! But it does feel a lot better to see that other people have had similar experiences to me. Thank you sooo much for making this video :)

Why do they wake up the kids that early? Primary school isn't supposed to be that brutal.

They behaved coz noise will coz trouble

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Hii, it is difficult to study there for a international student? Do u have any free time to travel?

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the best video i've seen in months,genuinely wish you all the best

Thank you...😢

Can you literally take me to doall these things when i go again❤

Your videos are so good I really enjoy them and your editing skills makes the videos even better

Oh u BETTER TAKE ME TO TGAT RESTAURANTTTT 👹👹

Slayyyyyy❤

Can’t wait to join u soon

Such hardworking lady

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3:41 You have managed to give me the vocabulary to describe the struggle that I had since year 1. I came from a similar background as you. I spent 15 years studying in the same international school in Thailand, ended up getting accepted into one of the top universities in Taiwan for my program, and also getting a government scholarship. Suffice to say, I was confident in my academics, extracurriculars, and my place in a larger community. It all came crashing down when I came to Taiwan. Due to my Chinese heritage, my Taiwanese classmates weren't able to discern me visually from local students - until I opened my mouth to speak. Despite being taught to read, speak, write, and understand Mandarin from the school that I spent 15 years of my life in, I wasn't able to understand certain cultural references nor pick up a "Taiwanese" accent. Although I am (generally) accepted by the some local students here and wasn't subjected to the treatment that you discussed, I always felt there was a fine line drawn between overseas Chinese and local students. I've always had a hard time to describe it. Maybe it's due to differences in academics, culture, and languages, but I have come around to accept it as part of the studying abroad experience. It's an adjustment. Thank you so much for sharing. It means the world to know that us international students are not alone.

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I got your letter by Moze

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hi! may i know the route to the mountain? which bus and where you start using taxi until the snowy location? thanks in advance <3

This video just made me change my perspective on many things, thank you, really. I think you're powerful and I hope you never give up.

As a Thai, i really want to give you a warm hug and congratulate your graduation, and I hope you will have great success on the step up to a new chapter of your life. กอดๆ

If you need to find happiness, come back to Thailand baby it's our home, welcome you as always😘

As a Korean myself who is currently studying in the States, I can definitely relate to what you might have been feeling. First, I know how it feels to be in a place where you don’t feel like you belong, and second, I can imagine what you had to go through around people who experienced the harsh Korean university application process and might see international students as different and not fully accept them. I wish you the best in the next chapter of your life.

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