Korean Navy Boot Camp Day 2: “The hardest thing I’ve ever done”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- Today we start the day at 5am. After the morning workout, the boys are thrown straight into the deep-end, to do "basic training", which, to us seemed more than "basic". Several of the boys described the day as the "hardest day of their lives'" and they each had different reasons for it. How did the boys cope with the physical, psychological challenge? Are they ready for what's to come next?
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새벽 5시부터 기상 알람에 훈련을 시작하게 된 영국 학생들. 유격 훈련으로 몸을 풀고(?) 목봉 훈련에 들어가게 되는데... 육체적, 정신적으로 한계에 부딪힌 영국 학생들은 과연 오늘 훈련을 버텨낼 수 있을까요...? 언어적인 장벽, 신체적인 한계, 정신적 시험의 3단 콤보로 인생에서 가장 힘들었던 날로 꼽혔던 하루, 과연 어떤 일이 있었을지, 영상으로 확인해주세요.
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i think people might not notice it, but the guy who is translating is doing twice the work compared to everyone else. Your brain becomes numb after this much of vigorous training, but he still kept it all together and translated everything. As an interpreter myself, i know how much it takes a toll on your brain to continuously translate, and he did it in these conditions was amazing. Hats off to everyone.
Agreeeee
I hope the translator gets some recognition some time in the future
I absoultely agree
you know, i legitimately assumed that the translator would be just like standing next to them shouting out the commands in English for them. imagine my shock when i realised it was Hong, a fellow recruit, having to go through the process with them (and getting punished together with them!) that had been saddled with the task of translation. hope the KE team compensated him for his efforts (like a nice meal at the very least).
🎉🎉
When the interpreters finish their service, they need to be invited on to the channel for a massive treat omg😭
Thiiiiiiis, hope this is already on the minds of the korean englishmen team
dog they gotta just bring them to england!!! give them the full trip
Yes!! 👏🏼
Yeeeeeessss
I love this idea so much. I have so much respect for them.
For Trainee Hong, Interpreting AND pushing the boys through the training, He needs to be brought back to the channel and engage in fine dining with you all after he has completed his service. Even maybe an interview about the whole ordeal! Really want to see the man rewarded.! This donation is to help out towards the cost.!
Honestly, Harvey being so respectful and well-mannered is impressive. Him trying his best and pushing the others just left me in awe. Props to the boys for experiencing korean navy boot camp.
Harvey responded to "Well done" by the translator with, "You helped me, man. Thank you." He's got such a good attitude. I am impressed by how well he has handled this entire experience up to this point.
And at the end the video Harvey gives compliment for the translator. 'You are a very good leader man.. honestly'
Harvey is such a mature boy.
6:50 same like too
I love men in uniform.
- The Diddler
@@tomevers6670wow did you chuckle about this comment for hours after you made it whilst patting yourself on the back?
Petition for the interpreters who literally did twice the work to have a special treat or a feature on this channel after completing his enlistment ( i nearly cried for him honestly) homeboy deserves special treatment
100% agree
they deserve the best korean beef/meal on the channel! PLEASE TELL US you rewarded them because wow.
UP!!
말하지 않아도 통역병들은 군에서 아마 휴가나 다른 방향으로 보상을 받을 겁니다.
UP FOR THIS
when harvey said "you are a good leader" i really think that is what the translator needed to hear the most that time
Man, I deadass started crying when the interpreter screamed his lungs out for the military song. I mean, he was definitely stressed out! He had to interpret everything while doing twice as much work than what he used to do as he had to keep redoing everything with the Englishmen. This is the first time I got annoyed when one of them started to goof around, like c’mon, it’s not that hard to be serious for one sec 😔 but my mood instantly got lift up when Harvey gave the interpreter a compliment. Everybody else should’ve acknowledged his hardwork more! 😭
I actually got teary eyed when the translator trainee was begging all of the guys to stop laughing. Those 2 Koreans didn’t deserve the punishment. I like what Jayden said that smiling is not really the problem. They are not there to have fun. You can see Nati taking this seriously. I’m really proud of Harvey! He’s really the star of this series!
This is on point… i started to tear up at that moment too. When Armand said that about laughing in my head was “man be real, this is no joke”. Jayden is soooooo damn right. I can’t imagine the pain, physical but mostly psychic, they where not able to sing to keep them going even if ear the others help. I was tense all those moments in the training camp
Sadly this is for war and battle, there’s no feeling bad or deserving, it’s you fight or die
@acoeurlacouture Armand is a good young man who just needs to mature. He is the least athletic one of the group, so it's understandable. I too thought his comment about smiling was the least of their problems but he must have lost his mind after that training and didn't know how stupid that sounded. He will realize a few years later when he sees it again.
idk if they edited it out or something but literally no one was laughing during the log thing. they were grimacing and showing their teeth, they had talked, but no one laughed. i feel think the DIs were just being strict with them.
@@ToomuchlaffingI agree. I think maybe it's the editing because I don't think any of the boys were laughing. I think they were talking, like you can see Max and Harvey talking. But I don't see Armand laughing. He is in the front holding the log. I don't know why people are saying all those things about them laughing.
When I saw the interpreter singing the song for his whole team at the top of his lungs all I could think was korean young people must be built different
He must have sore throat after all that...
I wonder why didn't they give them a “cheat sheet” to learn some of the common commands, just to help out the translator...
I actually shed a tear for the interpreter then. That was seriously impressive. His family must be so proud of him.
as a korean I wished what @PrograError said, but after watching thought it would be difficult because there weren't COMMON commands. the translator guy was amazing that in realtime he translates those complex korean commands into simple english one.
@@moon-bro I meant like those standard orders like "forward march" and the like. DI 's command Def need the translator, at least the boys have some basic knowledge that were drilled into the Korean boys in their 1st month especially when they don't know Korean.
Currently I am like watching them in a isekai, and the protagonist didn't get the magic skill of speaking the same local language.
I feel for all the Korean men who have to do this for over a year, this is sooooo intense. 😭
I’m an American Sailor currently stationed in Japan. Boot camp is hard enough in your native language, I can’t imagine how difficult it would be to have to follow directions in a language you don’t understand. Watching this is like reliving my own first days of boot camp, it’s a great series so far. Don’t judge the boys too harshly, we were all 18 once and the “sailorization” takes more than a few days
Yeah, I agree that.
thank you for your military service
I think the boys have been great. They’re still young. Maybe if they would have been really prepared and known what they were really getting into before they were brought to Korea they would have been able to deal with the situation in a different manner. It’s as if you are put to take a very important and serious exam, but you were never prepared for it.
Navy brother! I'm in the US army as an aviation unit :) i had a similar experience like this video! When i joined the army first time, i couldn't speak english well. I just moved from korea before i joined in. But a lot of guys and Drill sgt helped me fortunately, they never leave fallen comrade. That's why i love this organization. Btw, this video reminds me of that memory in BCT haha, and thanks for your service too!
I really agree, I don't think the boys really processed just how seriously they were going into it, and that they weren't just going to wade in the shallows with this one. They pretty much went all in and I can imagine the shock of that plus the language barrier on top! They did well considering the circumstances!
하비랑 나티, 제이든 힘들어도 불평불만 안하고 묵묵하게 할거 하는거 ㅈㄴ 멋있다. 솔직히 이 셋이 다른 친구들에 비해 주목받지 못해서 좀 아픈손가락이였는데 군대 시리즈에서 그들의 진중함이 더 주목받고 빛나는거 같아 좋다.
22:03 제이든은 아님
하비는 옥스포드대학생이죠.
말없이 모든걸 잘하는 만능인 학생이라고 들었습니다.
@@violin7955 나도 이말 하려고했음 제이든 딱봐도 어깨랑 손에 힘 하나도 안들어감. 놀면서 했음 저정도면
하비는 진짜 리스펙임
한국 장애인들 여기 모여서 정모 하고 있었노 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Poor interpreter getting yelled at because they can’t understand Korean, props to him I’m sure he could’ve just been a translator and not participated but he did EVERYTHING seriously I hope he stays with the crew for a long time!
The interpreter has to do everything he is not part of the crew at all he is a TRAINEE himself in the Navy... In the fist episode they mentioned the boys will be teamed up with the other Trainees that can speak English to translate for them and to immerse the boys further into the training and to not be reliant on the CREW which is why the y also decided to let Josh not stay with them in the Barracks.
His name is HONG and I hope he get's to do a trip to the UK after laying his life on the line for KE!
Max is soooo funny
Yes I felt so sorry for him!
"Don't smile. Don't smile. Please don't smile" - poor guy 😢
Trainee Hong 😭❤️ the fact that he wasn’t resentful and mad at the boys in the dining hall afterwards even though he got punished with them and even picked up their slack and went the extra mile by translating and singing his heart out. Please treat him after his service somehow
30대 여성입니다. 이렇게 멋지고 힘들게 나라를 지켜주시는 국군장병 여러분들 덕분에 대한민국이 있네요. 너무 감사하고 존경합니다. 이런 훈련을 볼수있게 촬영해주신 영국남자팀에게도 감사합니다.
모든 아이들이 다치지않고 끝까지 잘 해나가길 응원합니다.
16:38 not Harvey encouraging the korean guy beside to keep going and even using 'fighting' to cheer him up
31:56 and complimenting the translator for his leadership
This guy is certainly growing on me
625전쟁에 영국 군인은 56,000명이 한반도에 왔습니다. 영국군은 여러 전투와 작전에서 1,078명이 전사하고 2,764명이 부상당했으며 179명이 실종되고 978명이 포로가 되어 총 4,909명의 인명피해를 입었다. 전사자 중 885명은 부산 유엔기념공원에 안장되어 있다.
영국의 희생을 잊지 않고 감사합니다.
영국이 군대 파견한거에 유일하게 감사해하는 국가 한국 ㅋㅋㅋ
@@dominiclee8390파견과 침략의 차이랄까..
감사합니다.
6.25 전에는 일본 침공을 도운 영국. 하지만 북한에 침공당할 땐 또 도와줌. 영국은 여기저거 병주고 약줌.
God bless UK
i cannot imagine the stress the translator is enduring on top of the physical aspects. being called out by the DI to deliver specific commands. bless his soul. harvey is really the mvp of this series so far
the PLEASE DONT SMILE!! WOAAH! Took me!
Seriously! I mean, he's basically being punished for them not knowing Korean.
no jayden is...
@@Banyo__ Seriously. Poor guy.
I prefer jayden and nati for this episode. Nati giving commands also to his team (with the help of the translator) is the big factor for them to go through. Also jayden who didn't smile and have that straight face until they finish is 🔥
Harvey shines so much. He seems like such a good guy. Always polite, tries everything, making friends in all situations and always so grateful and thankful
약소하지만 통역해준 병사분을 위해 보냅니다.전달 될지는 모르겠지만 남은 기간 다치지말고 전역하세요 :)
Petition for harvey and nati to have their own series after this! They shine the most in this series
My thought exactly !
and jayden
Agree!
and jayden too!!
jayden too!!
Harvey is such an examplary young man. Not just respectful, so humble, supportive and very open minded.
Harvey is gold
Absolutely. He is a mature young men. Very thoughtful and respectful too.
@@tasnimtrisha2 Max has mentioned Harvey is the oldest in the group
I agree, I love Harvey, he's very mature and thoughtful.After this training they need a food tour
But they all attended the same class so how much older can he be? A couples of months max. It's not an argument for him being mature. He just has an amazing personality, which month he was born in doesn't matter.
통역병 이글 보고 있나? 보고 있따면 애썼다 쉬어라 넌 자격있따
I'm Korean American and my grandfather served during the Korean War. As horrible as it was, he used to say he was happy to have a country to fight for after living through the Japanese occupation and enduring the sadness of losing one's country. This series reminds me a lot of him.
That's amazing to hear, big respect to your grandfather. He sounds like a good man
❤ 🇰🇷 ❤
당신의 할아버지에게 무한한 감사와 존경을 보냅니다.
Watching the interpreter sing louder for everyone was so amazing to watch! He deserves a reward from Korean Englishman once he’s been discharged from the military.
this needs more likes. when seriously need to come together and do something for him when he gets discharged.
안타깝지만, 실제는 아무것도 없을 겁니다. 오히려 통역사는 영국 청년들과 함께 비교적 쉽게 훈련을 마쳤다고 다른 한국 군인들이 부러워 할 것 같습니다. 물론 통역이라는 별도의 업무와 영국 친구들을 챙겨야 하는 부담은 더 있겠지만요.
AGREE
Harvey’s attitude in this series is really showing. The support he gives others when he’s struggling too is inspiring
Wonderful Brave Strong Country
South Of Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
Asia No1.
I feel bad for Bobby, it must've felt horrible being the only who gets to dodge hell while your peers suffered. I think his supportive sport coach spirit wouldve shone thru if he was given the chance. Just couldnt risk anything with that dislocated joint
@@leejaemyung_Hope Asia No.1? on every category? 🤣
Mentioned this in the previous video, but Harvey should really consider joining the military. He'll make the cut and will definitely thrive.
@@ThatsPrettyFunnyMan Funny thing is he's taking sport mgmt in uni but he's lack of fitness compare to others
저는 아르망 칭찬합니다!! 진지하게 생각하지 않아서 웃었다고 생각하지 않아요.
외국인으로서 군대라는 환경을 처음 접한 긴장감을 아르망 특유의 여유롭고 긍정적인 성격으로 적응해나가려고 노력하는것 같았어요.
첫째날보다 둘째날 확실히 발전한 모습을 보이고 있구요.
이 청년들에게는 무한한 칭찬과 격려도 모자랄듯 합니다.
언제나 응원합니다.
정말 대단하고, 자랑스럽고, 고마워요!!
진짜 솔직히 나 같으면 방송이고 뭐고 다 때려치겠다고 지랄했을 듯요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ. 그리고 저도 저런 상황에서 최대한 웃으면서 심각한 거 완화하려고 하는 타입이라ㅠ 진짜 막 웃으면서 개어이없다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 이왜진? 실화냐? 이러고 있었을 듯ㅠ
저도 정확하게 공감합니다. 한국인들은 알게 모르게 전쟁의 위협이 익숙하니까요… 참 아픈 사실이지만… 저들에게는 엄청난 압박과 패닉이 왔을거라고 생각합니다
i’m looking forward to see how armand develops, i know people in the comments are being highly critical of his behaviour, but i also see this as an opportunity for a bit of self-reflection and growth. harvey has displayed such an exemplary behaviour along with nati, and it’s so easy to sing praises for the both of them. but i’m most curious to see how armand’s attitude will be like in the next following episodes - depending on how he chooses to act, i think we’ll see the most drastic of changes in him (if all goes right *cross fingers*). rooting for everyone as well, i cannot imagine the level of stress and pressure they must have been in while filming this!
This 👆❤️
동의해요
Harvey saying “You are a very good leader, man.” was so nice. Very well mannered young man!
True
Yeah, and the part where he was motivating the other dude telling him to keep his legs up, saying he could do it and shouting "fighting"... he's really a sweet and empathetic person
@@evelyngam agreeing with you!!
I am seriously appreciating Harvey’s attitude. Don’t get me wrong, everybody is doing amazing enduring the mental and physical toll; every one has the right to feel distressed, annoyed, and resistant to all of this cause it’s genuinely challenging. But Harvey just looks like he’s taking it in stride by staying resilient and appreciative of those around him. It really gives respect to not just his fellow recruits but all Korean men who bear this responsibility
exactly, he didnt have to thank and be supportive and just be rightfully stressed. but he doesnt let it get to him and doesnt forget to be appreciative of others' efforts. i admire him
And to think he needed to poo as well.
@@violet18december salute to those who hold in the poo during training 🫡😆
he's really showing great mentality, kudos to him
I love all these boys but Harvey, Nati and Jayden are really standing out to me in this series. I know they won't join the army back home, but they would excel if they did. They are killing it here, both in attitude and physicality.
보는 내내 울먹이다가, 통역병님 군가 부를때 주루룩...
이렇게 단면적인 모습만 보는데도 이런데....제일 좋을 나이, 하고 싶은거 많을 나이, 무엇이든 할수 있는 나이에 정신적으로, 육체적으로 나라와 '우리'를 위한 노력과 희생을 해준 분들 다들 너무 감사합니다.
80년대 군대 갔다왔습니다. 그 때는 물 먹은 목봉이었지요. 교관 맘에 안들면 일단 군화발에 쪼인트 까이고 몽둥이로 두들겨 맞고 시작했네요. 자대도 힘들었지만 훈련소가 미치도록 힘들었습니다. 울 아들도 전역한지 2년됐어요. 내 나이 57세. 만약 전쟁이라도 난다면 기꺼이 나라를 위해 뭐라도 할 것입니다.
난 64세 남 내때는 더 힘들었죠 맞아죽고 훈련하다 죽고 자살하고
두 분 다 정말 고생많으셨고 감사 말씀드립니다
고생 많으셨습니다 선배님 감사합니다
@@user-bd7km7vc4g 감사합니다 선배님! 고생 많으셨습니다!
걍 뒤에서 쉬십시오
the poor translator omg. Surely they could've had a separate translator on the sidelines. I hope he gets rewarded after this. He deserves a trip to the UK
I think they should’ve just had Josh on the sidelines translate so they don’t inconvenience the other Korean soldiers, but I understand if he or the boys/men wanted him to join in the torture also! 😅
he deserves better than a rip to THE UK HAHAHA
Agree. He is also one of the new baby solider in the navy camp, away from home at least 1 month ago.
That’s what the translating soldier does 😿 In a real war if they’re working together as allies then the translating soldiers would have to translate while in combat at the same time so… Hope there’s no more war in this world
Not to the UK. Him and his family on a Josh and Ollie Michelin Restaurant tour, anywhere he chooses.
i hope you can reward the translator soldiers for helping you guys out. watching the translator sing like that to compensate for your group really tugged on my heartstrings. i would be absolutely exhausted and pissed having to go through army training whilst trying to keep my mind straight to speak in another language.
they probably still have a year to go
@@jessie7208 they can have day offs during their military time. I hope Josh and Oli would take advantage of those days to treat them a nice meal.
@@niczmacusi5497 Oh I didn't know that, Hopefully then!
When korean translator after he finished his service will have his own series - Korean guys comes to England!
@@niczmacusi5497only weekends i think, or sometimes not in many weeks
오빠가 해군 699기 입대해서 유튜브로 훈련소 영상 조금씩만 보던걸 이렇게 자세하게 보니까... 상상 이상으로 더 고돼보이네요 그렇게 힘들었는데 크게 내색안하고 수료식날 마카롱 들고가니 웃던 모습이 생각납니다 ㅜ.ㅠ 이제는 군인 아저씨가 아닌 군인 오빠 혹은 또래들인데 저런 고생을 한다고 생각하니 안쓰럽고 고맙습니다 지금 배타고 있을 오빠도 무사히 탈없이 전역하길...
우와 나도 이런 동생이있었다면...
아빠 할아버지들은 저거보다 100배이상 힘들엇음
괜히 살자하는게 아님...
85년 udt/seal훈련 생각 나네요
하루 기본 빠따 50대 ㅎㅎ
해군이 삼군중 훈련이 제일 빡십니다..
20년전 훈련받던 제눈에는 저훈련도 많이 편해진거구나 싶긴합니다...
I felt bad for that two young korean boys . Those two was getting punished for no reason . And he have to translate abd everything . I nearly cried when he said "please don't laugh ...". These british guys should take this more seriously .b.
Im really impressed with Harvey . He is seriously shining . I love how he acknowledged the korean boys hardwork and complimented . . And Nati and Jayden is also being mature and responsible ....
통역병 친구.. 정말 고생했습니다!
포상 3박4일이면 기분 째지지ㅋㅋㅋ
@@masonlee5410ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
존나 극한직업임 ㅋㅋ 포상 무조건 줘야댐
29:14 제발 웃지말래ㅠㅠ
이건 포상 줘야함 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
진짜 통역병 대단합니다 ㅠㅠ 휴가 받아서 넘 다행이네요
when jaden said "we are not here to have fun" that's facts man big ups to him for being so mature about it and toughing it out
He probably succeeded in his last training, moving forward 10km while armed with more than 20kg on his body.
Three vicious types of Korean training
High-intensity virtual warfare training (this training video)
Virtual killing gas experience (next training video)
Advance 10 km into the mountain fully armed with over 20 kg.
He could definitely succeed in the Navy. Not just the physical aspect but the mental challenge of it as well.
He has that kind of fighter mentality
22:03 really? look at Jayden.
@@violin7955 I really don't see your point
@@fatmasuliman8808Jayden was slacking off the whole log exercises. Just look at his arms and the position of his wrist when everyone else was carrying the log. If you’ve done anything remotely close to this, you’ll know his wrist and arm positions mean that he’s not bearing any weight. Instead, he’s letting the rest of the team do all the heavy lifting. Haha
하비는 표정이나 마인드가 좋아보인다 어른스러워
I know that all of them really worked hard but I can't help to appreciate Harvey and Nati's attitude. They're so kind, idk how to explain it.
When the trainee said “PLEASE dont smile” my heart shattered for him :(((
you could see the fear in his eyes but he still carried the whole team, and screamed the song for his team
Really heartbreaking to watch. Some of these guys probably didn't realize their stress face was smiling with teeth showing..... the saying, "wipe the smile off your face" - so appropriate at that time. Jayden was right- that moment was not for them to have fun. The SK military has to project unity through strength and discipline....The seriousness of the situation still slowly sinking in for some..
29:14 "Please don't smile."😭 BRO, I FELT SO BAD that translator better get an award or some sort of recognition man... bloody hell
Edit: As a fellow Korean who was fortunate enough to be born in Australia, I'm glad I don't have to go through this. Also, I've done a fair bit of translating Korean to English, Japanese to English and vise versa, It is NOT an easy task... So huge props to the translator for going through training HELL, WHILE translating👏👏👏
His name is Hong Si-Chan (Trainee Hong/ 홍시찬)
he’s the real mvp. anybody know his name? i’m rooting for him.
@@tulipmars 6:45 His name is Hong Si-Chan (Trainee Hong/ 홍시찬)
also as a korean australian, (was born in korea, came to australia when i was 3)
i had to translate korean to many new korean students in my school. it was not fun.
really greatful that there is a translator, hes doing so well
20후반 여성입니다. 감사하며 살기는 했지만 말로 듣는것과 일부라도 이렇게 직접 보는것이 확실히 다르다고 느끼네요.. 남성분들 너무 자랑스럽고 고생많으셨습니다. 😊
이번 7월에 군대가는 대학생입니다. (심지어 저기나온 해군으로 입대합니다.) 말씀이라도 정말 감사합니다. 이 단순해보이는 한마디가 큰 힘이 되네요. 덕분에 군생활 할 맛 날거같습니다. 다시한번 감사합니다. 필승!
@@rhjb1234 조금의 힘이 되었다니 제가 더 감사하네요..ㅠ 몸 조심히 다녀오세요! 필승!
@@jj-hj7os ㅠㅠㅠ 조금의 힘이 아니라 정말 큰 힘이 되었습니다... 다시한번 감사합니다! 우리나라 바다 잘 지키고 오겠습니다!
저기 나온 것은 심하게 편하게 받는거예요 심지어... 누가 밥먹는데 서로 대화하고 떠들고 웃어요...
방송이니 서로 대화하게 시켜준 것 뿐이지 저렇게 희희대면서 절대 대화못합니다
실제는 영국친구들 군기의 100배는 더 들어가고 더 철저히 세심하게 1분 1초를 씁니다
big salute to trainee hong who's translating everything in english for them to understand. he carried them all. i feel sorry watching him getting scolded because the guys keep chatting and not doing it so seriously like what the d.i wants to see. i feel like i can feel his tiredness especially when he have to begged them to not smile, "please, don't smile". if you're seeing this, sir, you're fantastically amazing and inspiring to the young ones.
i hope when they're finally out in their service, the korean-englishman team treat them massively and the other one with glasses in this channel for what they've done for the for guys patiently in these episodes.
The part where Trainee Hong sings Anchor at the top of his lungs for the team brought tears to my eyes. He is a very admirable young man and I hope he knows how much he is appreciated.
I teared up again reading your comment:
He is doing such a great job.
Kuddos to the translator! I started tearing up when he started singing and begging for the boys not to smile. The physical and mental strength he has is beyond any normal kid could do. I'm hoping that someday, after they finish their military or when they get their day off, the channel and the boys would be able to share meals together outside the military base in a fancy restaurant.
That got me so bad, I was crying watching this. He was begging them to please not smile. ❤❤
I teared up at that moment too. I felt it
통역병 겁나 힘들겠닼ㅋㅋ 통나무 안 든다고 혼나는 동시에 통역해라고 혼나는 동시에 통역하다가 또 혼남ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 통역병이랑 영국남자팀이랑 촬영팀들 전부 진짜 고생했어👍👍
+통역병아..그래도 너의 군대썰은 평생썰이야ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
잊을만하면 풀 수 있어ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 좀만 참어ㅠㅠ
아들가진 엄마,
보다가 눈물났네요ㅜㅜ
우리의 귀한아들들이 이렇게 열심히 훈련받으며 나라지켜주는거 넘 감사히 생각합니다. 아프지마시고 건강하게 전역시길 응원합니다.
영국남자 멤버들 모두 고생하셨어요.
I don't usually comment but the boy who was helping the English boys trabslate really touched me. Coming from an immigrant family, I am so used to translating things for my family and still inevitably get mad and annoyed. (Maybe I'm just impatient, felt like you're always doing a double job) But he remained very calm the entire time and gave encouragement to the boys. During the song singing session, maybe it's just the mic or what. I felt like he was giving it his all because his teammates weren't able to sing the song and he's trying to use his voice to make up for it.
i noticed it too.. when they had to sing Anchor, it felt like he sang twice as loud to make up for the rest of his squad since the British guys don’t know the song. I felt really touched by him. I loved that Harvey told him “u’re a great leader”at mealtime. Harvey always expresses his appreciation which I find so wonderful as well.
And I get what u mean, i guess the translator recruit is a Korean who either learnt english alot on his own beyond the classes in korea (and got very high TOEFL scores) or lived overseas before etc and is tasked to translate for this. He rose to the occasion. It is so difficult especially while going through such tough training
"During the song singing session, maybe it's just the mic or what. I felt like he was giving it his all because his teammates weren't able to sing the song and he's trying to use his voice to make up for it."
I told my husband EXACTLY the same thing. Translator Hong was working so hard to assist and cover for the boys, and singing at the top of his lungs to make sure his group was well-represented, vocally.
Cheers to the translator!! It was tough enough for him to do the training but he also had to translate everything to the boys!
I was thinking this the whole time; not only did he have to physically and psychologically push himself, but he also had to use a lot of brain power translating, too, I assume. must've been tough but he was very good
Wonderful Brave Strong Country
South Of Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
I agree! He was unexpectedly the MVP for me in this series, having to slog it out and at the same time translating all the commands/scoldings to the boys. Real respect.
They need to treat Hong once his fufilled his time there to some great luxrious food!
He really is amazing, I hope he got some merit/reward for that after
대한의 아들들아 정말 고맙다
당신들이 있어 안전한 대한민국이 있는 것임을 다시한번 마음에 새기며
감사와 경이를 표한다
I've noticed this from their first series but Harvey is such a person. even before all of this he's the type to thank Gabbie for food. he'll do very well in life
하비 진짜 뭐지…? 동료한테 할 수 있다고 응원해주고, 통역병한테 지도해줘서 이끌어 줘서 고맙다고 하고… 너무 진심으로 임해줘서 고맙네요
이번편 하비의 재발견❤
하비가 진국이죠...볼수록 매력 개쩜
맞아요~~😊😊😊
멘탈이 진짜 갑인듯ㅋㅋㅋ
@@user-xj8pc5kn6g멋진모습을 보여주면 고맙고 감사할수도 있지 싸패니?
Nati is genuinely amazing. Through the pain, when carrying the logs, he kept giving out tips and kept encouraging the others. Their perseverance and determination is next level.
fr !!! was expecting more comments to mention him, he really was such a pillar of support here
진심으로 눈에 띄이는 도움이었습니다.
He is remarkable!
눈빛에서 진지한 태도가 드러나는 것 같습니다.
he also kinda understand some of the instruction ! those are formal and unfamiliar term compare to usual language so that's really impressive! I think he's the one that will persevere and adapt most! (along with harvey too)
Natty taking the leady, Max becoming quiet, Armand losing the smile on his face. I thought this is would be as entertaining and fun as the rest of the episodes but boy, I am feeling THEIR nerves. Even Josh can't keep up character anymore.The interpreters are trying so hard to help too, like everyone else said it would be nice to see them again when they finish serving/get a break. It's sad we're only getting 30 mins a day, tbh. Wish we could get a full 1hr episode every time, everything is so fascinating.
31:43 Jayden was so right when he said “No amount of gym can prepare you for that”. It’s a psychological test. Every one needs a basic level of physical fitness but mental strength is more important for military training!
I wanna give the translator a big hug. He did very well in helping the boys even though he himself was struggling. Harvey is shinning in this episode always aware of his surroundings and always encouraging to others. Armand with a good night of sleep had cooled down and even thank the korean mates for helping them the first day. Jayden is very balance and doing great. Max with his positivity. Bobby good thing you didn’t join you could have seriously rehurt yourself. Josh and Mr. Smith I know how hard this is for the two of you to keep up with young boys I sulute you
Nati toooo
@@vchandrika5394 I think Nati is a wonderful example. It shows in how he tries hard to learn the language and food and other things outside of this channel.
서양인들의 장점은 감사함을 잘 표현한다는 것이다.
Yeah, I think Bobby's finger would have re-broken with that exercise. It's a shame too, I think Bobby would have really been an asset to the team, both physically and psychologically
Good experience, you can filter the 🤡 clown boys from the real men when you watch ppl go into military service....
People keep crediting Trainee Hong for being the group’s interpreter, but he’s also the group leader. Imagine those duties on top of the already arduous training that early into his military service. I have the utmost respect for his attitude, service, and composure. ✊
이 영상을 그냥 보시는 분과 실제로 경험해 보신 분과는 분명한 차이점이 있을것 같아요. 저는 20년이 넘었지만 이 느낌이 지금 제 몸에서 반응하는것 같아요.
guys, they all did well. don’t downplay their efforts. they may had some problems in the first day, but you can see how serious they are on the next day. they all have different physical and mental capability but it’s totally fine! it’s sad to see people saying bad things about the boys.
I feel like we are seeing the boys' true selves come out. . . Bobby wanting to be there with the others. Armand using profanity. Max compensating through joking. Harvey being encouraging and thoughtful. Nati thinking his way through. Jayden just putting his head down and enduring it.
I appreciated Jayden saying that this was not meant to be fun. He's approaching this with a strong mindset.
Armand seems to be out of it and stressed in the first half of the video. While they were doing morning stretches, he seemed to be out of it. It might be hard not understanding what they're saying. He keeps looking at other recruits to follow what to do next.
Considering Armand is not a strong athlete, I think he’s coping and adjusting remarkably well.
@@btb554 i also think armand might be slightly autistic, as an autistic person myself i recognise some things which he is struggling with this show
@@CJ-cz3hv WHAT DO YOU EVEN MEAN. Don't forget this is a public space.
@@CJ-cz3hv please watch what u say, these are young men at vulnerable moments who don't need some person on the internet diagnosing them. I understand you might be saying it out of general concern but please delete ur comment.
Harvey and Natti really shines in this series! They are firm mentally, reslectful and try to support their fellow friends. Also props to the interpreter, i can see his desperation and he was working twice as hard when he says "please dont smile" while holding up the log. Good job everyone, i hope the KE team will give a great relaxation to the boys after the military experience 😂😂❤
Jayden, too! He hasn't been featured as much, but when he is you can tell how seriously he is taking everything and how determined he is to do well.
I hope they give some kind of token for the interpreter fr or maybe like feature him with the boys later on once he's out of the military for a lil bit of full circle moment
Arman? Armani? this guy should be trained by a legit DI from 5-8 years ago (this DI is like 1 out 10 of scariness in Korean armed forces) the time before a previous extreme liberal president changed Korean army's atmosphere as 'Army academy', 'Army pre school' instead of a legit army training camp. Then I can guarantee that he won't laugh at all whole time. We are facing freaking N.Korea on our border line, and we shouldn't make them just chill during the service. We need that scariness, and fear in the armed forces definitely. Am I conservative? No, I'm right in the middle (moderate), and I believe in yin and yang (everything should be balanced in right times). But the fear, discipline, and seniority are required in the armed forces imo.
@@mamajinx yeah! I think so too. Basically all of them did a good job, but those three especially shines in this series :)
화질이 영화같아 넘 멋있어요. 진짜 영화찍어도 어떠실까 하는. 영국남다팀 대박
통역하는 군인도 멋있고 하비랑 나띠도 진지하고 겸손하고 똑똑한것 같음
I’m from Singapore and the guys from my country go through a similar grueling experience at 19 years old. They talk about it all the time, sometimes even years after they’ve graduated from military service…watching this made my respect for them grow. Hats off to the Korean and Singaporean men who give their best to serve their countries!
🫡
together, against communism!
싱가포르 남성들도 조국을 위해 최선을 다하고 고생하고 있다는것에 저또한 존경하게 만듭니다. 나라의 평화는 공짜로 얻는게 아닙니다. 현재 맛있는 음식을 먹고 내가 좋아하는 취미 생활을 하며 두다리 펴고 숙면을 할 수 있고 무엇보다 내가 사랑하는 사람들과 함께할수 있다는것에 감사하다고 생각합니다.
25:05 통역병 군가 혼자서 목청껏 부르실 때 눈물 났다… 진짜 가장 고생하셨어ㅜ
진짜 너무힘들면 목소리가 커지죠 악으로 하게되죠
저두요...영화 한 장면...인줄 알았습니다
진짜 분노와 육체적 한계를 정신력으로 꾹꾹 누르고 악쓰는 모습. 존경스럽다!!
저도 울컥했어요 너무 대단해요 ㅠㅠ
저만 눈물 났던 게 아니죠 ㅠㅜ
굳이 군대까지 가서 고생하고 있는 영국대딩들도 대단하고 한편으로 안쓰럽지만 저런 걸 21개월이나 해야만 하는 대한민국 남자들 생각에 울컥했다.. 나라를 지켜줘서 고맙다. 동생들아
형 지금 21개월 아니야........
@@user-wl3ei8xg6r 말투보니 여자같은데 군대도 잘모르는거같고 ㅋㅋ
외국인들도 그렇고 다른 분들도 저런걸 21개월 한다 그래서 좀 찔리네요ㅋㅋㅋ 군생활 내내 저런걸 하진 않으니까요 그래도 감사받아 마땅한 분들입니다.
@@user-wl3ei8xg6r 해군은 21개월인가 23개월임
@@user-wl3ei8xg6r ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ36개월도 나올 듯 합니다.
This is so heartwarming but also made me respect Korean men who do this training for their country!
Harvey kept being positive through the excercises and kept team spirit running. I think that's really impressive and strong of him.
Jayden, Harvey and Nati are seriously the stars of this series. I would love for them to get their own! The translator guy was amazing, I can't imagine having to focus on so many things at once.
22:03 really? look at Jayden 제이든 요령피우고 혼자 손 떼고 쉬고 있다가 카메라가 찍으니까 놀라서 다시 손 대는 거 실망스럽다
@@violin7955 he got shocked bc of the D.I. screaming again. i’m sure they all took 1 second breaks when their hands started hurting. stop making up narratives from a 2 second clip and diminishing the rest of their hard work.
@@violin7955thank you for speaking the truth.
He took his hands off for one second, it looked like he was fixing his sleeve or uniform. Maybe he shouldn’t have but it was just for one second. He worked hard the rest of the time just like everyone else.
@@sunshine333135 I felt like Jayden put the least out among everyone. You can see it in his face. He didn't struggle as much compared to the others. @22:46 you can even see the translator tippy-toeing with the log which lets off some of the weight for Jayden. If anything the translator was putting out the most + having the mental capacity to translate while being under immense physical stress.
I kinda feel bad for Armand. I know that he's not smiling just to make fun of the situation. It's the nerves. And that's just how he copes up with it. I'm the same.
Others might think that he's not taking it seriously but you'll see that he gets really quiet at times.
The smiling is just his way to ease the nerves.
I also love Harvey's attitude here. Also the translator leader? Deym! Props to the man!
I feel really bad for Armand, but at the same time I think he's psychologically the weakest. That's not necessarily a bad thing, its just that in this kind of situation and setting, he's gonna snap. I mean, we've already seen him snap at Max twice and that was just from the nerves and anxiety. What's gonna happen when he's at his physical and mental breaking point? I really don't want to see him get yelled at by the DI or worse start fighting with his friends and the KE team
Agreed. The worst part is a sometimes they’re not even smiling, they’re just clenching their teeth. I noticed that a lot. The DI thought they were smiling but they were not
@@theswanprincess good point! Hopefully being in the boot camp will give him some growth!
@@theswanprincess fair enough. I mean this experience hopefully helps them shape their maturity. It was a great experience for all of them.
@@theswanprincess agreed! I do remember that episode where Armand snapped at Josh and didn’t like that at all. Josh didn’t deserve that! If I were Armand, I would’ve felt really bad for snapping like that when all Josh was trying to say was that he was going to buy them food. Armand is a nice person as a whole, but for sure has got to work on those rude outbursts. It’s not cool being on the receiving end of it once, but multiple times??? I completely agree with everything you said
이걸 보면서 신병훈련 때의 악몽같던 나날들이 떠올랐습니다. 진짜 그 상황에는 죽고싶을만큼의 고통인데 이렇게 지나고보니 또 추억이네요 ㅋㅋ 영국학생들이 이런 힘든 훈련을 제대로 해내는 것을 보면서 참 대단하다고 느낍니다. 말도 통하지 않는데 너무 잘하네요. 그들의 인생에서 힘든 시간들이 왔을때 이 훈련을 셍각하면서 잘 이겨내면 좋겠어요. 홧팅홧팅
Harvey is THE MVP for the boys (such a good heart under pressure!) and the translator, the MVP for Korea! Please bring the translator to the channel afterward! :)
Interesting seeing the boys' personalities under pressure :)
Jayden, Harvey and Nati deserve their own series after this, they showed some amazing camaraderie, grace and strength through it all. Really commendable work done by the translator.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yes!
I love how Harvey acknowledged each translator for their good job. Tbh, both translators didn’t even do anything but punished the same ways as the boys. Gotta admit, if it was me, I’ll be freaking pissed. Love the positive mentality here especially Jayden, being logical about the whole situation.
I found myself waiting for each ep & seriously Josh & Ollie, one ep per week is not enough. Why torture us like this 🥲
jayden mentality about no smile is seriously impressive
Absolute agree
100% like them pleading and screaming for the boys to stop smiling nearly broke my heart because its such a small thing and yet the culture gap is so wide.
exactly Harvey showing his genuineness 💚💚he is truly a beautiful man
@@MK-akes2010 That was when they were saying smiling or showing teeth, which was mostly the latter. Josh was the main one doing that too, wincing and clenching teeth trying to power through it.
I feel like they probably had a rougher time with that exercise because their group had a more height variations between them. If you looked at the other groups, they were able to naturally keep the log more level between them.
Please don't judge any of the boys so harshly. I completely understand Armand's problem, his constant laughing is a way to relieve stress. Max is also doing great, you can see that he is pushing his limits. Fighting!!
i hope you guys treat the interpreter to a nice meal or something after his service cuz hes been working a lot, imagine having to translate while doing such a hard task... like thats just so amazing
통나무 들고 있을때 말 하기도 힘들텐데 통역병 소리 지르면서 통역해주는 거 진짜 몇배는 더 힘들었을 거 같아요..보면서 짠했음... 제발 웃지말라고 할때 간절함이 보였어요ㅠㅜ
I have to applaud Harvey for obvious reasons and Jayden for really telling them that they aren't at the bootcamp to have a good time. Really shows how serious he takes it. And Natti for getting a lot of the Korean and preserving through it even though he said he's not physically fit. Also, the translator in the group is amazing!
Edit: I hope the trainee who translated for them sees these videos and sees all the comments praising him. I wish him well for any future endeavours!
Jayden and Harvey, really did good when it came to the mentality and perseverity, as well as the workout aspect of it. None of them smiled and they took it serious as they needed to. Iirc Armand smiled too much which made them get PT during the log, which was bit sad for the 2 korean soldiers with them
I understand Jayden and his perspective but I also understand why Armand smiles and giggles I am the same even in very hard or difficult circumstances that I may need to be serious I smile or giggle to release tension. It a coping mechanism
@@adelysbueno5592Oh no I totally understand that it is his coping mechanism^^ I'm pretty sure he will be able to handle it better during the next exercises
Yeah im so glad jayden said that. Because they need do need to take it seriously honestly else everyone will get punish again
It's also kind of disrespectful to the other koreans especially the DI
Agree!! I reallllly wish the translator will have the chance to read alllll the amazing comments and prayers about him here.
ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ영국남자친구들이야 당연히 힘들었을테고 통역병분들 너무 수고많았습니다 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ어우증말 내가다 맘아픔
정말 하고싶은게 가장 많을 때.. 가장 꽃다운 나이에 가서 나라를 위해 지켜주는 모든 군인들 너무 너무 감사합니다
Harvey’s down to earth brilliant attitude to everything, Jayden quietly pushing himself hard, Nati understanding so much Korean and translating, Bobby wanting to participate and being so genuinely sincere in everything, Max keeping the enthusiasm and morale up, Armand for adjusting so well and not laughing well done 😂, Josh!! and THE headteacher himself for being amazing role models and not giving up and waking up even earlier than the boys to get there ❤❤❤❤ appreciate you all
it looked so easy for jayden
I am guessing that ever since Armand came along in life that his smile calmed situations and made people happy. He may be psychologically self trained to smile to improve and to difuse a situation. I can understand that. It's like trying to be a peace maker.
?? If you look at Jayden he is never taking his part of the weight
@@Ran_Away_FACTS
The point of log PT is to teach you “if I am comfortable, my teammates will suffer” and that “difficult tasks can be accomplished if everyone is willing to sacrifice”. I think after this episode, no one will have the energy to laugh anymore 😅
No, the point of it is to sync your movements as one, especially the individuals at the ends and the one in the middle.. If can be in sync without much verbal commands and oversight (you can't see exactly who is slacking off at all times), you accomplish a lot.
@@rh906 the original comment is more on point. if one person slacks others have to suffer the double cuz of that person. that's what the army is. they always get punished in groups when a teammate makes a mistake
@@rh906 no, actually nah
@@rh906explain putting them in ascending order please…
@@rh906mate what are you blabbing about
98년 군번이고 2년6개월 특공대대있었는데 저 영상보다 10배 빡세게 일주일 굴리고 팔다리 숟가락들힘조차 없을때 어머니은혜 부르라해서 다들 부르면서 눈물콧물 쏙뺏던 기억나네
Hats off to all of you who completed such hard 'basic' training. I am just glad that no one was injured.
Nati is a real strategist, he really shined in this episode. He could grasp the minor changes around him. I loved Harvey's serious attitude- And last but not least props to the translator of the group. It must have been immensely stressful to translate while being physically and mentally exhausted!!
Nati always stood out to me from the beginning. He seemed much more mature and articulate compared to his cohorts. I may be wrong but given his complexion, I think he may be from Ethiopia originally and I just found out last year that Ethiopia sent troops to help defend Korea from the North during the war. While Nati obviously won't be an official sailor of the ROK Navy, I think he did his ancestors and predecessors proud :)
Armand smiling all the time reminds me of my 14yo son. When he's nervous, when he's in trouble, etc, he smiles nervously. I feel so bad for Armand as I'm thinking it's a nervous thing. All of these guys did AMAZING. ❤
me too :(
@@user-xl5gq9tn3xeveryone reacts differently to pressure, no worries :)
Armand is the Gomer Pyle from Full Metal Jacket!!! 😶
keeping a straight face for this and similar training is a real challenge for those without experience. suddenly remembered having to do a lot of lip biting in the early years of training to hide expressions so the whole lot of us wouldn't get group punishments and being thankful that lip biting wasn't something they could penalise us for. still watching so hoping that the guys will be able to persevere through the next few days
when I'm nervous, I laugh haha
Can we take a moment to think this video series and the British PM floating the idea of a national service requirement is more than a coincidence? 😅
I hope not...
우연이 아닙니다. 외국인이 이런 촬영을 하려면 국방부의 허가가 필요하고 이런건 외교적인 일중 하나입니다.
통역하시는 병사분 정말 고생했고, 조쉬, 교장선생님 정말 대단하십니다.
젊은 병사도 몸이 아픈 훈련인데...
그리고 대충 체험하다 오는 줄 알았더니 유격과 각개전투를 다 받고 오시네요.
The new things i notice in this series are:
- Jayden is cool and i think he just like go with it
- nati kept telling the others about better position during the log thing and make sure the whole group gets it
- harvey is very supportive, he also continuously praise the translator, the little gesture of him really appreciating people around him eventho i know it must be a difficult situation for the boys.
Nati kinda reminds me of Armin from AOT
@@violin7955will you give this a rest? you reply the same thing over and over again in every comment commending Jayden. He broke your heart or something? lol 😂
@@violin7955this person is just speaking the truth. ❤️
Translator deserves a reward at the end. Whether its a meal or some recognition, for if the boys mess up, he pays too.
That's kinda how the military works. If a squad messes up its usually the leader or the person in charge of the specific thing getting the most punishment
@@_aerisYeah but he didn't request it, maybe some people from the Army chose him because he can speak English. You can tell it that he was chosen because even the intensive training log was new to him.
@@_aeris Training must be done as if it were real, so there's no other choice.
I hope they invite the guy to a great meal with the boys at least as thanks for his hard work. Or maybe we'll see him in the UK in a future episode.
@@charmmercado7765 Nobody requests it, you are ordered. This is the military.
31:57 really grateful to Harvey for telling him that he's a good leader. Cuz srsly, he's a really great leader...really patient and kind too ✨ mad respect
Massive respect to all of the young Korean men who go through this. What's being shown here probably isn't even a fraction of what they actually go through in the military. And to do it for 21 months? Absolute insanity. Hats off to you lads.
It used to be, but now it's changed to 18 months in the military
The military service period was shortened by three months, the same for each military. The army and navy were reduced from 21 months to 18 months, the navy from 23 months to 20 months, and the air force from 24 months to 21 months.
@@Jazzitup333 It's actually 18-21 months minimum depending on the branch of the military they get assigned to.
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It's too short. It should be more than 30 months that I've been through! 😀
KE need to treat those interpreters to the most extravagant meal ever as a thank you.
Also, we need a whole series for the chill quiet boys! They are so mentally strong.
Petition to take the interpreters to England as its own series! :D
@@faithcarponelli3364 미😊ㅐ
ABSOLUTLEY!
the guy who translated did SO much more than he would've had to originally, huge respect to him :) once he's finished with his military service korean englishman fans would love to see him again !!
also harvey amazed me in this video, just the attitude through it, how he seemed to make friends, everything! respect to all of the boys you did so well !!
This was a pretty intense viewing experience. So well done, KE team! And the interpreter, and the boys, well done too. It's hard to believe no one gave up. Situations like these are basically designed to at the very least bring anyone and everyone to the very edge of giving up, but no one took the bait. You young men are something to be proud of! Also actually the two much older men who still staggered through. You don't know how much harder it is when you get older until you get older. Because even if you can do things, you feel it far harder the next day than young people, and take far longer to restore your body and just your mere energy level. Everyone involved really did give it their all, and that's wonderful to see!
목봉 훈련의 의도는 '내가 편하면 동료가 힘들다' 입니다 이어 '모두 힘을 합쳐 난관을 극복' 그런 정신이 동기애와 전우애를 갖게 합니다. 모두 고생 했네요. 새로운 인간으로의 개조 과정 ..
근데 솔직히 목봉은 키 작으면 안 힘듦. 몇 안되는 장점 ㅋㅋ
힘든표정만 같이 지어주면 키큰애들이 다 들어줌
그래서 더높이 들엇지 무게중심 쏠리게
목봉 훈련의 교훈은 “앞이나 뒤보단 중간이 개꿀이다”입니다
@@HsHs-rv8cbㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I don’t think many realize that not understanding the Korean around them immensely adds to the mental toll. Not knowing the reprimanding, the instructions, the commands, the call and response protocol. The translators do their best but as someone who needs context and clarity to fuel my motivation, I just can’t imagine how hard it must be to process everything real time, with the added threat of punishment if you don’t do things correctly or immediately
i was thinking that. it would be so hard to be in such an orderly and strict environment but have no idea what is being said and done so quickly
I agree especially because sometimes the instructors are saying motivational things and the translator can’t always relay that translation as sincerely since he’s doing the trainings with them. I hope that they watch the footage back and realize that everyone was rooting for them🥺
I said that about not being able to sing… even if ear it helps it’s not the same.
인정합니다 실시간으로 커뮤니케이션이 되지않는다는게 특히 군훈련방식에서는 상당히 치명적이죠
하지만 그걸 실현시킬려면 외국인 교관이 붙어야는데 그건 현실적으로 힘든거니까요
4일이라는 짧은 시간이라 어느정도 패널티를 감수해야만했던거 같습니다
그거만 해결되었으면 영국친구들이 더 멋진모습들을 보여줬을텐데 말이죠 ㅎㅎ
Why is no one talking about their headmaster smiling all the damn time screwing them up and making their work harder
This is way more intense than I thought it would be. Usually I laugh a lot when I’m watching the videos especially with this group but I was dead serious. I don’t want to single anybody out. They all worked very hard. It would be tough being in Bobby’s place too. He’s so empathetic and he’s a team player. He would’ve probably felt so helpless just observing.
영상을 보면서 생소한 군대훈련을 함께한 영국청년들도, 또 통역을 함께 하며 훈련하느라 수고한 통역병들도 모두 수고하고 애썼다고 말해주고 싶네요.
그리고 무엇보다 모든 훈련병들 그리고 대한민국을 지켜나가는 군인들!!!!정말 감사합니다.
솔직히 이번여행편은 전에 한국여행과 다르게 긴장,두려움,공포,고통,힘듬 등등 한국인들도 군대하면 고개를 절레절레 흔드는데 외국친구들이 머리도 밀고 다른나라와서 열심히 해주는것만으로도 보기좋다 훈련을 잘하든못하든 새환경,새동기들,언어적문제,새로운옷,새로운시설,새로운규율등등 진짜 4박5일이라지만 짜증도나고 불편하고 그럴텐데 하는거보면 참대견함
남의 나라 와서 3일씩 훈련 풀로 받는다고 생각하면... 내가 여기서 무엇을 하고 있는가 생각하겠지만, 나중에는 여기서의 일만 이야기 하게 될 것 같네요. 평생 기억에 남을 겁니다.
평생기억에 남을듯
저 정도 4박5일 도 못하면 그게 정상적인 사람인가?
@@happykorea2183어디 우크라이나 러시아 이런데 가서 훈련 좀 받아 보세요 남의 고생을 그딴 식으로 말을 할 수 있나요ㅋ
아마 저 친구들도 우리나라 군필자들처럼 만날 때마다 군대 얘기하지않을까요?“우리 군대에서 이것도 했잖아~”하구요.
그럴거라 생각하니 조금 뭉클하네요.