What’s It Like Being A Foreigner In India? | ASIAN BOSS
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India is well-known around the world for its unique culture, which might not be the easiest for foreigners to adjust to. That said, there are over 5 million foreigners living in India and we’ve gotten a lot of requests to ask foreigners in India what it’s like for them to live in India. Do they feel safe in India, for example? What kind of culture shock have they experienced in India? We talked to some foreigners in India to find out.
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The South Korean guy nailed it "If they see an East Asian, they think they're all Chinese"😀😂👍
Aviholi Chishi where I’m from someone was being racist to this Thai man and this northeastern man than a crowd beat the racist up
agreed.. becoz they all look same,
@Abde Abde They think that people with Mongoloid features are all Chinese. As a Naga, they always mistook me as Chinese,Korean and it feels weird when you are from India.
Aviholi Chishi please don’t worry and think all the non mongoloid Indians are like this. Don’t worry I hit the guy as well he was bruised and bleeding. ❤️
Im Indian andThat's the sad truth tho😔😔
I laughed so hard at the 'chutiya' part like I was just imagining how it would've been for the auto driver. He would've been wondering like "wtf did I do wrong?"😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha
Same... ,🤣. But I think the auto wala would have figured out she didn't mean it...
And imagine the girl calling him 'chutiya' with this big smile and probably waving her arms in excitement :D
Seriously I burst out laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
All the foreigners talking about everything
Meanwhile japanese: they don't follow line😅
Japanese are over disciplined
This was the funniest part of this video 😂
i am literally laughing out loud after reading your comment. 😂
Japanese......curry police
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm Australian, I remember landing in Delhi during Diwali. I thought I'd landed into a war zone with the smoke and noises of the fireworks haha.
When I realised it was a festive occasion I bought a whole bag of fireworks and got amongst the fun with my hotel staff. Such amazing memories 😊🙏
Oh that's cool man ❤️😀
❤🤗🙏🙏
you turned disaster in to opportunity
Landed on diwali and thought it was a war zone 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My stomach is aching from laughing this much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol 😆🤣 dude
LA Woman: I feel safer in India than I do in the United States
Background: *Angry BBC noises*
Isn't the BBC British?
@@apotato5137 yes, but the BBC is really biased against India.
India makes space missions:
Everyone: congratulations 🎉
BBC: space mission centre was 200km far from slums
😂😂
@@kaydenchan7093 Yes,not just bbc,but almost all prestigious news papers loke nytimes, Washington post too....
But I don't care for this😂
To all the non-indian people watching this: Congratulations now you know the word 'chutiya'
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you
I always ask my friends from other countries how to say bad words in their own languages. Yeah chutiya brings up memories when I first befriend with an Indian 😂😂
yeah, they first hear it in the traffic jams
and if you're in the city of Hyderabad, the only thing you can hear are swear words.
I am from Chennai that white girl from America explained to me the word chutiya better for me to understand
"Why are you not following the line"
- The Japanese Guy
He had his priorities right lmao its funny cuz theres so many things he could have criticized about india but turns out thats the thing that offended him the most 😂
When talking about India, most of the times, South India and North East India are totally ignored. Trust me South and North East India are very different from North India
What about east,west and Central India ?
South Indian are cry baby
@Ashwin Singh every state is different bro
@@saitama5449 dude pls stfu 🔫😀
True
Japanese guy : "on the road there were five lines.....but people make seven lines" 😂
🤣🤣🤣 Own arbitrariness
Japanese are really discipline but Indians😖😖..... It must have irritated him... I feel bad for him😔😔
Haha😂
@@cheemsdoge6724 yup dude....I legit feel bad for him....we indians are literally chaotic
😂😂😂
I have never seen anyone more positive and cheerful than the girl with white top from Los Angeles
she is iranian, so she could easily grasp aspects of the culture. if she was gori, whole nother story
Big Fax
@@PHlophe Right
She's such a breath of fresh air. Many travellers (not just tourists) at heart have the same perspective about life.
Initially i thought she was a little dumb or light headed from the way she spoke, you know the type that is too naive about the world that easily gets scammed, but after listening more she seemed a lot more smarter than she sounded at the start.
Shout out to India for being the most confusing frustrating yet somehow welcoming and warm country on the planet.
Rage against the Machine :D
I love that band, but your name😂 nice one
that south korean guy just cracks me up like how he is trying not to offend while talking about India 😂😂
answer lies in the fact that we have mix of people
The root cause for india's bad image is that the international media misunderstands delhi as India.
That Korean dude saying India is dirty must not knowing the fact that the cleanest village in Asia is in India itself.(Mawlynnong, Meghalaya.)
@@zafarsharif993 asia's biggest slum is also in india....top 10 most polluted city are also in india...😐😐
@@tomerthakur1801 he was talking about meghalaya, read his comment
@@tomerthakur1801 it's in Pakistan...orangi town
yes india is dirty because of lack of resources and weather
The Korean guy said that in media it is portrayed ...just like wests portrays accent and the brown skin of everyone ...and stuff!
India is a great country with 1 billio population , you can't just see 10 of them and judge the rest.
I expected her to learn NAMASTE.
But it was "chutiya".I'm dead🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂same
Typical life in our India😂
It’s pretty useful sometimes, say that to scammers
I wonder why people think it’s a big deal eating with their hands? Then how do you eat chips, fries, tacos, pizzas, burgers?
True😂
The foods you mentioned are dry, we can use hand
It's dry food lol
When you see something which is abnormal and seen as something bad throughout your life it is bound to shock you it's all about how people are raised
Was going to post same thing 😂
The Japanese guy probably expected that drivers in India would follow traffic signals 😂
Lmao 😒😒
"If they see an East Asian, they think they're all Chinese"
It's hard to argue with his assessment
Japanese Chinese korean Philippines...are not that different for indians
He dropped her Safely.
She said to him Chutiya.
Aala.
lmfao
So polite
@@pikachu-jf2oh very very😂😂
Aala?
@@wonderman8537 Urdu me bola. Aala matlab BADHIYA, UTTAM! (Kind of like, Sahi hai)
I lived in India for four years and their answers were pretty spot on ! I wish someone mentioned the "please wait 5 minutes" which basically meant "I'll deal with you when I feel like it" haha. Much love to India
😂😂😂😂
You nailed it.
Yeah bro lol, this is the basic'est word used in india
I don't have time now i ll call back after 5 min
Tu ruk 5 minute xD
Ha ha ha
I spent 5 years of my life in India. As a tall white girl, everybody was asking me to join Bollywood hahah that was funny but honestly i was treated like a princess even when i didn't want to .. India is so overwhelming i lose words when people ask me about it ... I just can't find the right words ! It's like heaven and hell in the same place !!
Omg really??🤭
If people were telling you to go to Bollywood then you could have decided once😜
You had a good chance😉😉
@@elonx4438 By that time i had already known the dark side behind the glamour of Bollywood ^^ so I wasn't interested ! :)
@@kahinaharrache5026 good dear
I feel Happy to know that you are a good girl and you also know that what's good and what's bad for you
So I Want to appreciate you and your thinking,
Always keep your thinking like this and keep moving forward in life. 🤲🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰😍
@@kahinaharrache5026 so what all places you went
@@brickmedusa Too many places .. South, north, west .. except the east i didn't visit ..
That Japanese guy is just adorable - "7 Lines on a 5-Lane road", conforming to the typical image of a Japanese that an average Indian has in mind
I feel that Korean guy is totally frustrated by India but he is polite because he don't want to sound offensive🤨
Yeah I can imagine, like he is not Chinese at all and North Korea is literally the sworn enemy of South Korea yet people keep stereotyping him for his looks. It is similar to what can often times be seen in places like the US, where people insult Indians and other 'brown people' as 'muslim terrorists' when they have nothing to do with such things, and adhere to a totally different religion (not that it should matter anyway, no matter which religion.)
@@theguy3888 😂😂😂
@@theguy3888 what? omg not this again
@@theguy3888 bruh maybe he was just having a hard day? its not easy to move into a completely different country, maybe you should be a little more welcoming?
@@theguy3888 shut up
The Japanese guy must have been shocked considering where he came . No lines N no personal space in India haha...
people not following lines is trigger mechanism for a japanese. TRIGGERED
lol fr that's such a japanese complaint
suprised that he wasn't suprised about the cleanliness over there lmao
@@lukelim5094 right, like people don't stand in line pretty much everywhere else in the world.
@@Stampey2Of coure people elsewhere line up too but not to the lvl of japanese. It is more of a trigger for Japanese because they are that proper and rules abiding. I was there last year, empty streets without car and people still obey the traffic lights. I'm Singaporean and we are kinda law abiding but not to that level. You get silent judging eyes in Japan if you do something rude...they really silently judge you.
Have you not seen the famous photos where a group of Japanese line up even stickers they need to paste on a international gathering?
It is a compliment on how proper and order their society is. Maybe a little backhand compliment too
As a foreigner in india I have never felt or been in a situation,where i have to be regret upon my decision to be here,I'm so happy, people are more polite then any other country, love the food, love the nature, just love their livelihood,I'm so grateful ❤️❤️
Prokash this name is Bangladeshi or Nepali
That's great to hear! ^^
Don't mind me asking, but are you a Nepali.
With such positive vibes, the Los Angeles girl can live anywhere in this world. That Indian guy is very lucky.
i feel safer in india than US
BBC CNN:- no..😭😭. no stop you are not supposed to say that😭😭
🤣🤣
This what happens when you take Bollywood ganja🤣🤣
Whoever feels safer in India than the US. I am ready to trade my Indian Citizenship with you
@@aviatorraj7820 why trade citizenship, you can get a new one, just leave India already
@@suvigyamishra2003 Yeah that's what I was saying. Whoever from any developed country feels that India is so great than their country can give me their citizenship for a chance to live in the world's best country. Quite a good bargain isn't it?
I can even get more people who will gladly give away Indian citizenship for a chance to live in the developed countries.
It's a win-win situation for everyone
Knock knock
Foreigner : who's there?
Cow :moooooo
😂
lol
LMAOOO
She just need roti and water
🤣🤣
I understand the South Korean guy feeling hurt, i guess for being called Chinese. Imagine how the people of Northeast India feel being called Chinese by our own people in India just because we look different.
Sorry to tell small eyes but ...peoples with small eyes look more beautiful according to me...
once some bank officer came to my house for some of their work....and they are basically from ne india...so i casually asked him as if they are from north east...but they become so angry like why everybody is asking me same question from office to everywhere...😂😂😂...i was like..relax man i'm just trying to talk to u...not judging you..😂😂......so that's a point too that not everyone is making fun of them...in india it is basically common to ask people about their main locality...like if u are talking in bihari's ascent...everybody's like...are u from bihar or up....so that is..
See We Only Like European That's It, We Will Beat U if U come Except White People
As a brit I had a great experience in india . Respectful, cultural , awesome foods, beautiful landscapes. Had a great time in India . Hope We could visit again
Most welcome:)
britain destroyed india.
Well in India , we term every foreigner as angrez(english) person
The guy from Brazil has studied india very well
He is studying in iit bombay what else do you expect
@@ujjwaldhyani5063 did he clear jee mains ??
@@khawaishrajput2763 no exchange student
@@ujjwaldhyani5063 thats like a cheat
He needs a lot more education about India. For us, it is "Aditi devo bava". If you've not come across that in your life, then u need more understanding about our culture
The japanese guy complaining about lines is hilarious
hehe japanese are extremely neat
no offense lol
I also agree with him..I hate breaking lines -_-
@Mrinal Dhami yes they are. i just didnt wanna sound racist or stereotypical a=so i wrote no offense
I agree with him, no offence by the way
I have only positive experiences as a foreigner in India. And this is way before I even met my Indian husband (not in India, btw 😁) Love from Turkey ❤❤🙏
Noone cares. Just enjoy ur days bro
Definitelt not a larper
because she is in south india
2:41 we Filipinos also eat using our own hands ^^
And this is still a fact in some Filipino households and restaurants (I’ve seen and tried eating with my 🙌 myself, It’s acceptable)
Its kinda Asian thing
@Gotcha
In many aspects that’s actually true especially Historically, there’s a video by Bhadoor about the linguistic similarities between Tagalog and Sanskrit go take a look and see for yourself
Do ppl question ur hygiene?? They constantly question ours and it honestly gets on our nerves....Coz they don't understand ''HOW we eat depends on WHAT we eat!!"
@Sam that is only in north India, in South India we eat everything with our own fingers.
That Brazilian guy had been in India for the shortest time but I felt like he knew the best about what goes on.
I liked how he explained the Money and white concept.
Yeaahhh... I found him too ignorant!
Brazil is one of the most filthy, corroupt and crime infested places on Earth. It's funny how coal calls the stone black.
@@RikthDcruze Where did he exactly call the country anything it isn't? Even as Indians, we can't deny that almost everything he said was the reality.
@@deb0815 the problem is not him Calling our country what it isn't. The problem is he being a bloody hypocrite. And acting like he is above it all. While in reality his country is a damn shithole.
And the problem is your shamelessness, coming as support to a thrash talking foreigner while you yourself won't go and make an effort to clean your streets.
I girl in the white top is living her life. She is a free soul 💖💖
like most ppl in india
Roshni k hi good morning I
GHOUL Ap No....... just i want to marrege
GHOUL Ap +27659709045
She is spoiled
Moved to India from 🇦🇹 Austria 🙏🏼😊
❤️
This video shows us some simple things which we need to correct in ourselves!
for eg- wait in lines, drive-in lanes, don't hawk unnecessarily, do not stare at people just because they look different.
You really think that'll happen?
The last thing staring at people really gets me raged up. I'm a boy living in city, whenever I visit my home Village to see my grandparents, people stare at me like I'm from another planet. I just want to slap on their face and say "insaan nahi dekha kya pehle kabhi?"
Major problem for india's bad image in world is indian people's mindset itself.
@@yogeshronte so you wont stare if theres an alien in your world.i guess you wont
No we are good the more I see how people in other countries really are I feel we are good this are small things here and there and we are not robots also we are not a rule drives we are value driven this civilisation has always tried to evoke morality within u rather than making u fear rules
" One of the first words I learned was
' Chutiya ' . "
You're doing great girl 👍 , keep learning 😂 .
안녕하세요
@@user-vl5bx6di2c Anyoung😊
사랑해요
Indians love swearing more than anyone. Also on internet. Top youtubers like Carry Minati, BB ki vines runs on them.
Afterall she is Bombay
The Japanese guy goes :
There were five lanes and they made it seven lanes..😂😂
He seemed pretty disappointed 😔
In my college even during dinner time they don't follow the queue. They just flock around the cook.
@@reveuse7871 Well if you travel from the most disciplined society to such not so disciplined society...you are going to get bombarded with disappointments.
@@prashantp2029 ikr
I'd hope he never travelled through central line
He'd go back to Japan. Lol
The LA girl was spot on. I wish the media would also understand this. Minor tussles in India may end up with heated arguments or slaps. In the US, they end up with bullets in heads.
I really love the LA girl she is full of enthusiasm and positivity.
@@pantaleonsantos6520 she has a different perspective on life you're just ignorant to someone having different views than you and not sharing your personal biases
She is American but not LA girl
@@Madikon07 Why not ? She told she is from Los Angeles.
@@Versatileabhi that people are not Indianz they are Mumbaians
@@Versatileabhi then
Everyone: talking in English
Me: read captions anyway
Happens with me all the time
I'm too😢
@@adevika1781 whats so sad about it?
When you are too used to subtitles😂😂
Really
That Japanese guy frustrated about no lines is so funny. I can feel his cultural shock cause he is used to Japanese order.
Btw Idk why some people think its dirty to eat with your hands. We wash our hands before and after eating you know😅.
My visits to India have been frequent and have had no problems. Visit India with an open mind you will enjoy your stay. People are caring & friendly
I'm an American from Washington D.C. and I currently live in India. I have to say, i'm quite embarrassed of the past perception I had of India. I totally agree with the blonde girl, I feel safer here in India than I did in the United States.
Depens on the city, Delhi is trash but places like Chennai or Kochi are more chill.
Also, in which city are u staying?
Washington DC has the highest crime rate of course you feel that way.
Sinhala Lion කරාවා-ප්රංශය I’m in Hyderabad now.
mattattack75 Lol, are you referring to Washington’s local, or international crime rate?
@@shkittle07 it's really random but do try biryani 😋
It's interesting you kinda see the country they are from (stereotype warning):
The LA girl is free spirited.
The Japanese guy is bothered by the "not following the line".
The South Korean is trying to not offend.
Quite a good guy I must say he looked really disgusted by our infrastructure lack of Civic sense and indiscipline but tried well not to offend Indians 😂
@@apnightwing468 They do try not to offend really hard from what I know. Atleast irl.
😂😂😂
So the stereotype is that California girls are "free spirited" (that's not the euphemism that i usually hear about Californians), and that Confucian countries care about group harmony?
Interesting
I'm brazilian and I see that some people in the comments got mad at the brazilian guy for stating that brazilians have the stereotype that India is dirty, particularly because Rio doesn't have the best fame either. I would however point out that she did ask him about STEREOTYPES, and every single time that Indians are asked about Brazil there will be "football", "carnival" and "women" involved. I don't feel super happy about it. Is that not why we fight stereotypes? Should he have lied to her?
I'm American and we think all Brazilian women are Beautiful
Yeah, he just said the truth
We think slums lol
Everyone talking about various experiences , meanwhile the Japanese guy : indians don't follow line 😭 I am still laughing 😂
Rickshaw driver: *Drops her to the destination..*
American Lady: “Chutia”
Rickshaw driver: 👁👄👁
Gajab beizzati ho gayi yaar..
🤣🤣🤣🤣 my cheeks are paining now !!
Your comment is too funny!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
👌😂🤌. that's funny 👁️👅👁️
🦵🦵
lmao
Korean guy: "When PM Modi visits Korea"
Girl giggles
Me: Same girl same 😂
@Peshwa Samrat there is perception ( take it lightly ) that our pm makes very frequent foreign visit.
Really 😊😊😊
I hit the like button after that. Lol
Tejejejejejeje
Is there any country in this planet where MODI not visited untill ?? 😂😂
My American boss was retiring and was planning world trip and had plans of visiting India. Only advice I had for her was to be patient and let it sink in that lack of order and chaos will surround you in busy streets. Knowing her, I advised not to drive on Indian roads as she used to rage out on American roads or when someone broke lane rules. Asked her to visit Goa or Kerala first and get acclimatised before going to northern part of India. She was chilled out the entire journey and spent about 3 months in India. Never thought she can be so chill but she enjoyed the trip and did visit all her dream places before the pandemic.
4:50 Im an indian and I loved that man when he said two things about India😂😂 modi visits korea and our president visits india .... . 😂😂You are legendary man
That Brazilian kid ruined his life going to IIT
Asia's toughest exam
No, South Korean exams are next level with 6 hours.
@Jigyasa jha South Korea is in Asia. And the exam is continually 6hrs. My all facts are right
@Jigyasa jha which continent do you think South Korea belongs to. I'm genuinely curious
@Jigyasa jha Aah thank god😅 my bad.. sorry! Which movie btw?
He was probably on an exchange semester/year. The IITs have tie-ups and MoUs with many universities across the world for this purpose
For those who say Indians eat with hands:
You cannot eat many Indian foods with knife and fork or spoon
Just try most common food, Roti, I will surely appeal for and award if you eat Roti with a Spoon.😂😂
One of my cousin lived in USA since his birth for 28 yrs and when he came here last year he legit ate with a fork and I stood by the fridge like 😧
I'm not Indian but i eat food with hand😂
@@darashfrz which country are u from?
@@darashfrz I think ur arab coz I heard eating with hands is traditional thing for arabinas too
@@nahidfatma7142 arab people, i am and we eat with hands. Love india from Algeria
That girl from the US is such a dynamic and open personality. One of the problems with westerners who come to India is they come with a lot of preconceived notions as she put it. india is world in itself. So if you go there, first thing is be open. And you will have an experience like no other. 🙏
Requesting to our Indian peoples Don't take photos or selfie from foreigners because they feels uncomfortable and also thinking uneducated peoples so please avoid those things.. We are better than all.. 🙏
Ignore Rajesh, we actually like selfies!!
My thoughts: I rather enjoyed the video. I am a South African and we have large Indian communities here in South Africa and I have met quite a few local Indians. Very beautiful, driven, caring, passionate, giving people. When my mum died an Indian family that just moved in our apartment block heard about it and insisted on giving me food and tea (I LOVE the tea they make) that whole week (It was a very poor neighbourhood I lived in at the time). Also, I met an Indian girl on FB, she visited me a few times and we became fast friend. She calls me Unna (Brother) and I call her Acca (sister).
Based on that generosity and the beautiful connections I made with South African born Indians I think visiting India, even if its a challenge, culturally, must be a wonderful experience and the people you interviewed just amplified that belief in me. I would visit India in a heartbeat.
It's not unna it's “ANNA"
@@alupadynasty2203 It might be a South African version or variation but it is definitely Unna she calls me. Remember that Language can evolve in other regions. An example is words like 'lekker' (which can mean awesome or enjoyable) and 'china' (slang for buddy), local words that Local Indians use and assimilated into their way of speech.
@@WolfShadowwhisper I speak kannada Langauge of India ! We call sister as ACCA
AND BRO AS ANNA!!
@@alupadynasty2203 Come to think about it, I think she said brother can mean 'unna' or 'anna'... I think because Anna is a very common name for a woman locally, and I am a man she prefers to use 'unna' because it would feel very weird for an Afrikaans-speaking (my mother language) man to be called 'anna'. hehehehehe
@@WolfShadowwhisper hmm
I am from NE India working in Bangalore for the past 5 years.I don’t know about other cities or towns but Bangalore is the safest place for women or men. Police in Bangalore are the best. I agree that there will be some stereotypes but it is ok. India people respect each other and help each other. I am very proud to say that at this time of difficulties the govt. is trying their best to feed the poor, needy etc. India has develop a lot and still developing. With the coming of cheap internet and low cost smart phones even the uneducated are also learning something new about different culture and what is happening around the world via social media sites, you tube which is awesome. These days if I go out people would ask me which NE states you came from, they do not ask which country ? May God bless India.
I completely agree, I am from Uttar Pradesh so I was like it is unsafe after 9 pm, but that was not the case
On behalf of all the stupid people who have ever asked you about your country, I would like to say " I am sorry, and I am ashamed of this racism". You can raise such incidents on let's promote North East.
@@ravisatpute98 North East is truly blessed in terms of nature, my interaction with people was nominal but seemed warm :)
@@ravisatpute98 thank you. Appreciate it.
Yeah banglore is a pretty nice place but the traffic there is just unbelievable but everything else is superb
It's so heartbreaking that women really can't go walk alone, both earphones on our ears with full volume on without getting feel scared of men. It's just so shitty
The woman from LA is very optimistic and has an open heart. She takes difficulties for adventure. I just love her
It was five lane road but people made seven lol we can make it 20😂😂😂🤣
Or we can make it into no lane in no time😂
Hahaha 🤣 🤣🤣 🤣
Sahi kaha bhai
What so proud abt that though saying as an indian
Arre hum jaha khade hote hai wahi se line shuru Hoti hai 😂😂😂
5 toh bohot Kam lanes hai hum Yaha Sava sau crore aisi lines Bana Sakte hai 😂😂😂
Haha the Japanese guy was complaining about the lack of civic sense of Indians. Goes to show the difference in culture of the two countries
You mean common sense?
Common sense dumbo.😂😂 seems like you have some "comic sense"
@@aasthakamboj4900 There is no need to reprimand the original commenter. You're being aggressive for literally no reason.
@@thealmightyonion1196 no I am having fun
Most Japanese are always polilte, well mannered, follows rules, have good civic sense and all while generally Indian are complete opposite. xD
This interviewer has so much passion which is peeking in the way she's doing her job.. Respect for you ma'am
AlL over the world just create a Negative Propaganda but when you Stay in India just 6th Months You loved the Country
Los Angeles lady was so cheerful and positive! She can be any1's friend and spread cheerful vibes!!
I was sort of surprised with her. When she first started talking, she looks and sounds so californian, my first biased reaction was that she'd be kind of a stupid valley girl. A kind of American that I am embarrassed to see when I'm abroad because I'm American. But I was totally wrong, she's smart, speaks well, learning Hindi, learning about India culture.
@@jwallah346 well it is almost impossible to learn about India culture it dates back more than 10000 years ago
@@PranjalMishraXIB10-vn5qd I don't get it, so I shouldn't even try to learn about Indian culture because India has such a long history? I've spent a lot of time in India, I studied Indian classical music, I speak, read and write Hindi, I've lived with Indian families. I'm not saying I know everything about Indian culture or that I ever will fully understand it, but I've learned a lot.
🇮🇳Swamy vivekananda once replied to a foreigner the same question
"Nobody can use one's hands except themself
But spoons can be used by others
To me hands are more hygienic than spoons"
Also we wash our hands before eating we always keeps our right hands✋ clean
We even sneeze and cough in our left hands only.🙏
So using spoon feels unhygienic though
@@balasundar7376 well said
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No. What I’ve learned from the pandemic is that germs are more easily spread via hands than hard surfaces like spoons. And yes, you might always wash your hands when you’re at home, but not when you’re out.
@@Itsme-wy9vh you have to learn why it's because people use their right hands for handshaking and uses the same to pick up nose, sneezing and coughing and inhaling the same air causes infection.
So It's preferred to use your left hand while sneezing and coughing.
Also there is very very less probability of getting infection while we're eating eventhough awareness of washing hands before eating is widely spread across the country during this pandemic.
Also in Indian restaurants we always carefull whether the spoon is well washed and hygienic or not.may be this is one of the main reason why we prefer to use hands rather than spoons in restaurants
Hope you get it.
If you have anything to say that hands are unhygienic.
Please it'll be very helpful to us.
Absolutely right
6:48 I couldn't agree to this guy more! Being a mixed kid (Half Indian - Half Filipino) I look different than most of the people around me and since I was a kid others always assumed I was "Chinese" or "Nepali" I mean I'm born and brought up in India itself so I know how the people can be.
I feel like the majority of South Koreans judge everyone who isn’t South Korean ESPECIALLY if your race/ethnicity is darker skinned like Black, Hispanic, Indian or Filipino
are u a filipino?
You are right.... They look down on people from developing countries
DarcyKnox21 black* Hispanic and darker skinned Asians (such as Indians, Filipinos)
But at the same time, Koreans are very critical of their own country as well. The term hell Joseon was coined by themselves. I think Koreans tend to understand their position in the world very well. For example, they love to criticize Japan but at the same time they keep claiming they have so much to learn from them.
On point. They really look down on developing countries
*"I feel more safer in India than the US actually"* - Blonde woman
Yeah...
I'm Indian.
Wanna trade your citizenship with me.
India doesn't have much crime, worst you will find is petty crime like scams or pickpockets.
Aint no gangs shooting or stabbing people. Or mass shootings either.
It genuinely isn’t unsafe though, I also felt safer in India than in the UK. I don’t understand where people get these ideas... Look at the Stats, homicide in the USA is almost double per capita compared to India. Rape is also FAR more common in the USA than India, India is 1.2 per 100,000 people and USA is 28.4 per 100,000. So Yeah... The USA is Syria compared to India...
@@SuperTechno2012 that's because of *reported* statistics
@@HIGHqualityEmma It may indeed be however, that is because the rape that happens tends to be concentrated in few parts of the country even then I can't imagine it being as high as the US. In the case of homicide, the US is DEFINITELY more dangerous, no question about it. I've never felt unsafe in India, can't say that about the US.
When you observe something closely then only you'll be able to figure out the beauty and flaws. This is was the first thing I learned in my early teens and has really been the best advice till now for me.
I love that lady from LA. Seems like a good soul.
When the korean guy said ‘in India the people are lazy’ I audibly was like WHAT? 😂 I’ve never seen harder working people in my life
If u r poor, u r considered lazy
@MATHA NOSHTO-MAN you mean when china killed 4.5 million people, we dis not and choose to remain democracy
We will get where china is today after some years. Dont worry.
@MATHA NOSHTO-MAN - Indian version of enjoying life is different from the western prospect... To live a balanced life that has room for pursuing Dharma (talent) Artha (Wealth), Kama (desires), Moksha (liberation)... It's sad that you will feel that way - but don't be hung up on what others have to achieve or how a country should be... Your environment is a tool and an opportunity for you to grow... If you have the talent to change it then change it and if not just don't be bogged down by it... Take it easy bro, India has to catch up with the world eventually... It is not a small boat but a huge ship which takes time to steer around... Please be patient...
@MATHA NOSHTO-MAN being lazy is not always bad u know. Because lazy people are always smart and innovative because they are lazy. We agree we are lazy, but we don't consider it as a negative point. People are there who study 20 hours a day and get 80%. And some study less than 4 hours a day, still secure 95 %. May be it's a cultural difference. You can't expect India to be China. In China people are similar. They think same also. But here everyone is different than the other one. We might be late in the race, but we will go healthy and happy.
Indians in India are really lazy and lethargic, maybe you've seen Indians overseas. They left India because they are not lazy enough.
Negative media coverage of India is norm in so many countries. While in India it's opposite for foreign countries.
@I am not an Ape the situation here is not that bad as they potrait in the western media they just love to degrade us Indians
@@targetstudy2150 We are not racist. I mean, the millenials are, but the Gen Z is not. As a 17 yr old Indian myself, even I get irritated sometimes when I see Indians (the generation before us) blandly discriminating someone due to their race, caste, religion and their sexuality too! But most of the people in my age category are pretty open and accepting to these stuff.
Well you people do same to chinese people ??
@Geek V Yes!
@Dignity you'd like to believe that people were not dropping like flies and hospitals were not overwheled with patients? Then stay delusional and watch godi media.
I don’t blame the Korean guy , as , a north eastern Indian , we too face racial discrimination and name calling on a daily basis, in our own country !!!
Yaa it's true but this not only our fault even I was not knowing about north east india before because they were not mentioned in any of our books on television as much as other are even not more than china many people know about china but not about northeast I feel sorry for that 🙏💜🙏
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sorry to hear about that
I am from Argentina... I like india😘
india is huge. most of the interviews are in big cities like mumbai. life is different in the village
Same goes with china but its just impossible to make all the different points of view part of a video without burning money like crazy.
Also try finding a foreigner on the indian countryside😂
@@LiteraryOG my cousin's wife is filipina and she's been living in rural punjab for the past decade now sooo yes there are foreigners in rural india too
@@boddulokesh1 ha, because to much drinking ( mostly)
@@GiveMeCoffee yeah speaking without even visiting
I believe there is no education facilities in your country otherwise how can someone be so pathetic like you
WHO said in report India have achieved a target of 89% toilets
But those who don't have brain don't know anything
@Jason Lee
Yeah in India situation is same like your villages no difference
Rapes in your villages too rapes in villages too same thing right??
But here we don't rape animals like your villages
It's very easy to speak like this without visiting
I think South Korean guy is not happy with his job.
Because he's fat. People must call him chole-wala
@@ashketchum3432 but most of chole walas are not fat.
@@ashketchum3432 I think momo vala
May be he's missing his family
Most Indians will call him 'Chinese'
6:00 she nailed it!!! 👏
This is so cool. I had my reverse culture shock when I visited India a few years ago. Not having lines is annoying but also you learn to think outside the box to make things work that way. I am surprised no one mentioned the food. Foreigners love Indian food.
As expected from japanese guy..... form lines 🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Same
Japanese are addicted to lines.
@The Rock Ya, in India we follow rules but these are not assigned by government, these are our self made rules😂😂😂😂😂
@@ayushraj371 😂😂😂 And in buses we put hankies and say that it's my seat.....
I was looking for this comment lol
I am not from India basically my father is from India I litteraly want to say something about India I love the culture spices and everything specially that `dosaʼ I only hate one thing about India is that they are losing their identity they want to be like West and everything seriously nothing is great here just going clubs and doing party all night does not make you a cool bruh they just make you a dumb person I love how Indians are more attach to their family. I hope you guyz will understand.....
I think Indians want to be like them because when they come they judge us, if we treat them with more attention they think that we all are after their money but actually it's because they are our country's guests and also many Indians see that they have good job opportunities and so the youngsters are attracted towards their culture and tradition more than their own
@Akash Sharma they are economically ahead of us. But most Indians do feel their culture is superior. Obviously if you've lived in an upper class bubble all your life, you will feel like that's not the case. But most of India is poor and rural. But they are steadfast in their value of their culture and Indians do a terrible job of assimilating in foreign cultures because our own culture is very deep rooted
Argree ,,, be modern not like western
Very well said man. People here are blindly following the western culture and leaving our own because of social media brainwashing or the peer pressure where everyone is trying to act more and more less indian. Good education, wisdom and introspection can only make people realize how great our culture really is. Instead of being embarrassed people need to embrace our traditions with confidence and respect or else this country will loose its identity because of stupid people who are easy to influence.
I never want india to become like west bit to become more developed, safer, cleaned and the want the people to become more friendly and helpful and not to pay attention to any foriegner they see and not to call any east asian they see Chinese 😂
BEING AN INDIAN, I SYMPATHIZE WITH WHATEVER THEY SAID BECAUSE I DISLIKE THESE ASPECTS OF BEING IN INDIA ! WE SHOULD DEFINITELY BE A LOT MORE DISCIPLINED AND CONSIDERATE IS WHAT I FEEL ! ALSO NORTHEAST INDIA IS DEFINITELY WAY BETTER (OTHERWISE) THAN THE PLACES AND THE EXPERIENCES THAT HAVE BEEN TALKED ABOUT IN THIS VIDEO.
Can you PLEASE STOP commenting in caps…!?!?
@@mondiramaji791 I'm sorry I can't help but do so, I love it !
"There were five lines for cars but people were made seven line" that line was hilarious.
2:42 "People eat with their hands here, we don't do that".
*watching this, while eating with my hands*
AYYY I was like "Bustedd 0-0"
I need to stop lol
😁
I think they use legs
People need to realise that we wash our hands before and after we eat our meals,like i don't think any Indians or ANYONE who eats with their hands eats with unwashed hands lmao
@@omkarbalashi5204 😅😂🤣🤣🤣
My foreigner friend says *Namaste*
Me and my friends : oh ok
When he says *chutiya*
Me and my friends : *OOOOOOHHHH!!!!*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
For real! It's like
"OOHHHHHOHOH WE LIKE IT AND ARE NOT GOING TO CORRECT YOU TO SEE YOUR MISERY 😀"
Interviewer is soo friendly and laughs along with them understanding their situations experienced in india
10:00 damn ! this women is making the most of her life ! came india for her love! having adventure, learning hindi .wowwww !
The Lady from LA has so much positive energy and optimism, and I find that amazing!
So many people go to a new place with tons of stereotypes and negative ideas, but not this Lady!🍀
I imagine she'd be living in a homeless camp and pooping on the streets if she was back home, just for the adventure...
@@PulverizerA and, does it affect you by any means? Just shut your trap if you don't have something constructive to say
She is a white loser spreading Christianity over there like most
@@asit6947 Who judges if comments are "constructive"? Apparently, if the judge was you, you would have people's traps shut if you didn't like what they say. You may want to censor people, but I'm all for free speech and opinion. Good day.
I feel like shes the type of person who quits her job, sells her house to travel around the world. Not really a good or bad thing.
I'm dead when he said in India People Not Make Lines India 😂
Actually, we here make lines more than there should be!😁mainly in terms of parking vehicles.
Yup even in school assemblies it's very difficult to be in line he is talking about outside.
😂😂😂
Ashmita Sen Yea,you right Ash, but trust me whenever i find this video and that man 😂 I laughed so hard on floor 😂🤣💀
@@ashmitasen7718 what do you expect with a school of 40K people? And yes, the school with the most people are in India and it indeed has 40K people in it.
@@kaydenchan7093 I haven't seen school with 40k ppl yet,at most there were 10k ppl . except my coaching centre with more than lakh students.but yet it doesn't mean if the there is high no. Of students you can't follow rules.
1:28 People have the Right to Express their Opinion,
But We have our Duty to Analyse their Opinion!
Who said that, Confucius, Shakespeare, or Buddha? 🙄
@@worldview730 😂😂
The Japanese guy explaining about standing in lines is just so funny
The women were very aware of the actual problem about women safety. When the girl said that she feels safer in India than USA it reminded me a convo with my friend on twitter. She was a volunteer in the NGO I work in. She said that USA is worse. She liked being here. I guess nowhere is really a safe place for women. No country is really safe. Bad apples exist everywhere.
Well said. In India also it depends upon the state you visit
Only reason is there are stil to many brother , who pleadge to protect his sister ...we celebrate this event as " rakshabandhan " every year ...
It's not just about only my sister its about all sister who needed help....
& We cry if if we were not therr to help such sister .... good day sis .... just ask help & you'll get 1000brothers there , but i wana say this
As say this to my sister : take safety measures first ....
As women, what she said was also good actually like she takes precautions. Isn't it obvious you should look after yourself.
@@pandahas but that's so disheartening isn't it? Women has to take care of themselves because some men can't control themselves. While the forma should be everyone can walk without fear. It's always "be careful ladies" never "control yourselves jerks".
@@subinitamazumder1307 yes, but tell me which is safest country? Where you don't have to care about your wellbeing? Just name me. I would genuinely like to move in future.
Women from Los Angeles is so nice. We need more people like her. ♥️🇮🇳
Watch Karl rock on youtube
@iqbal sahibil burnt ass😂
@iqbal sahibil yeah and whole world knows pakistan is peaceful country and they don't produce terrorism 😂
woman*
Yeah LA people are generally very woke
When i moved to another state in india for my studies. I feel aliented because of different culture,language, lifestyle. Every little thing give u alienated feeling. I got this feeling for 1 month but now i am living in that state for 5 years. Its like my second home. Unhappy incident can happen anywhere, good people and bad people exists everywhere. I appreciate good moments. Being Indian, living in india but in different state give u foreigner vibe sometimes. But things solve out as time goes.
White girl from mumbai beach is such a happy and positive personality girl
Idk why foreigners always visit delhi first like Delhi has so many crimes
First impression hi kharab ho jati hai
Becuz it's the capital of India , they may feel excited to visit the capital first 😂😂
@@prachi3147 wahi na capital kyu banaya
Hmm right , specify kr diya delhi ko , sbki nazar pehle delhi pr hi jati hai 👀
The white top girl is living the "90 day fiance'" life
😂😂😂😂 I love that show
"Meh"
@@PB-sz2lv big bad ed
except here both sides are probably happy
c o l t i e
That japanese dude talking about lanes makes my day
@@person705 oh really
@@person705 I thought he said he is from Tokyo Japan
lemu You are the “deaf one”. The OP was referring to the other Asian guy on 0:43.
@lemu 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The 7th line was probably the autorikshaw riding tilted sideways on the footpath.. 🤣🤣🤣
Well , I am an white and when I like just go for a normal walk . There are some scammers or Rickshaw walas who come to me and like ask for donations are some other crap like . They associate , that if you are white or you visited from other country you msut be made of money or something . Then some random people came to me and aksed " Where you from " and I answered " Northeren England " and they started like I dont know , laughing and asking " mojhe pese dega " . Of course , I did not understand them at that time and I ignored them and continued my walk .
I am sorry for people of my country those people who do that are most of uneducated and they see foreigner as very rich person so they think to take advantage , but well educated and Morden people like me who see foreigner as a normal humans are does not do like this even they will help because they
Know English very well so they could help you for directions many things but for other people it will take time for see foreigners as a normally
Ya, they tend to think all white guys are rich. Also, tbh if you're a middle class in US, you're somewhat technically rich in india cuz of the value of our currency compared to dollars. But i don't think it should be a stereotype.
I do want to visit India one day because I must admit, I also have these strong stereotypes. Almost every other country I try to refrain from having stereotypes but for India it feels like it’s true so I definitely need to visit it one day
The woman who called the driver chutiya instead of saying shukriya.... in her defense she tried and tbh auto drivers are thrilled just to get a foreign customer let alone have them say something to you. He must've been cool with it
Lol . Transition from shukriya to chutiyaa is so funny.
@iqbal sahibil who hurt you?
@iqbal sahibil i heard that happened in Saudi Arabia
@iqbal sahibil No not all... this is India... not some screwed up Islamic republic where women get stoned as per sharia...
@@NewRohan SPICE 2000, probably.