John Cho Speaks Korean Like a 6-Year-Old
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- John talks about growing up in South Korea, meeting with a bunch of family members while he was visiting recently and needing a translator to help him communicate.
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John Cho Speaks Korean Like a 6-Year-Old
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Love how jimmy just lets him talk without interrupting him like...
Shitty Fallon
Jimmy fallon fake laughs kimmel lets his guests talk
Luke Wedge I agree
Luke Wedge s
Fallon is narcissistic. It's everything about him. Kimmel is respectful and let his guest speak.
As a Korean, his face, appearance and way of talking everything about him is just cool I wanna be. He is so handsome.
he is so not handsome omg ahhaahha
I only know a couple of Korean words and phrases. Mostly things my mom yelled at me as a kid.
Sy Ku LMAO! This cracked me up! HAHAHAHA 😂😂😂
I feel like if my parents or my elders ...ever looked at my playlists and other things they'd be like ahhw e any.... But that's lao folks
Why don't you learn the language then?
knowing languages are good. you shouldn't have wasted your childhood on only speaking enligsh
Lol
when my family moved to Canada back in 1998, my youngest brother was 7 months old. He speaks both Korean and English fluently.
I think the ability of an immigrant to maintain the ability to speak their native language fluently really depends on their parents’ approach to their children, and I’m very grateful for my parents for making sure that we never lost our Korean, and also for for my mother being such a strong woman when my father passed away in 2003.
Do u know psy? Do you know kimchi? Do you know parkjisung?
Very true. Another thing is, is if you "need" to speak the language, there's a large number of Spanish speakers in my town, but in the neighborhood I live in, there's only my grandma and uncles (but then I stopped talking to my uncles in Spanish). I wanted to speak English more, so my Spanish was getting worse. But now I go to church every Sunday, Tuesday, and (almost) every Saturday. They speak only Spanish there with some people speaking English (most speak English but choose to speak Spanish since they're more comfortable with it). I've been attending church for almost 3-4 years so my Spanish has rapidly gotten better (just by hearing it alone got me speaking Spanish more and I learned a lot more vocab). I went to El Salvador only twice (I want to go a lot more in the future if I have the money) and since I didn't go consistantly I thought that I didn't need to speak Spanish. I regret it a lot now, but I'm still trying to get fluent at least before college.
I think a 6 year old speaks better Korean than I do
6 year olds speak really good korean actually
@Steve Sunmer lol do u even speak Korean?
@Steve Sunmer ok...so? It doesn't mean that person can't speak Korean you can't judge them for it
Lol
Same 😪
I don’t understand why immigrant parents do this to their children, speak your language with them, they’ll learn English in the new country from every source.
Celina Moradian I grew up not speaking a word of English at home and I turned out fine, as have millions upon millions of people all around the world, who immigrated to different countries.
You’re literally robbing your child of a second language - skill they can use in the future, by not speaking to them in their mother tongue.
Celina Moradian
so sorry, I realised I wrote that a little too forcefully haha
Same! When I have kids, I want my kids to learn my language and if my husband has a dif language, his as well. I know a couple who are Spanish and Hungarian, Dad speaks in Spanish and Mom speaks in Hungarian and now the kids are fluent in 3 languages thanks to their parents initiative.
Kids learn English easily from their surroundings in English speaking countries, they media and school, beyond homework help, there’s no reason not to talk to them in their mother tongue.
Here’s to having bi or lol tri lingual kids in the future 🍻
I've said this a million times. 100% agree.
I don't understand why immigrants migrate to a different country and expect their kids to know their language. If you want your kids speaking your own language then stay in your own country don't move to foreign ones. The same thing goes with culture. Be prepared for your kids born in the new country to disown the culture from your old country. They will start adapting to the culture of the new country. They have to in order to survive socially and in the work force.
I think it really depends on the family and you can’t blame the parents. In Australia, most Korean parents speak Korean to their children but since their children spend most of their time outside of home speaking English, it’s inevitable for the child to slowly lose the language. Also, my parents were always busy working to provide to my family so it was rare for me to have long conversations with them. Luckily for me, I decided to practice my Korean intensively since 10th grade and exponentially improved but it’s not the case for many other Korean immigrant families. It’s not that the parents don’t want their children to learn the language, it’s just difficult because being an immigrant isn’t easy.
As a child of immigrants myself I can wholeheartedly relate lol!
813Productions where u from?
evvowebb Tampa. My parents are from India.
Same! :)
my sister can relate lol. among my siblings i can speak korean fluently, my oldest sister is almost fluent and my other sister literally cannot. its so strange to see how we're all at different stages even though we grew up in the same house but it depends on how much you immerse yourself in your culture. i def learned a lot of my korean through dramas and shows as well as korean friends but my sister only hung out with english-speakers and therefore can speak elementary level korean. regardless of the fact that my parents spoke korean in the house my sister never properly caught on.
I guess you learn languages easier, if u have the heart for it. I want to connect with my own people too hence why I force myself to speak my own language. It seems like your sister has no desire to connect with other korean people, which is fine. Some people feel culturally more connected to one, due to their personality type.
@@sruthi671 Yeah. She has korean friends but they're all korean american and they're all more comfortable with english. Some people def have a knack for learning languages more easily and I don't think my sister is like that.
He looks like Korean version of Matthew Perry or Chandler Bing
GoAppplaudYourself omg that’s exactly who he looks like lol
Omg i just realized it
Lmao I can't unsee it now
Ture
GoAppplaudYourself I was trying to pinpoint it! It's true!!!
6 year old Koreans speak fluently. He just forgot, like me.
Nah. Most 6 year olds can speak on everyday things but can’t communicate abstractions, convey emotions, or even tell linear stories in a concise and nuanced fashion.
M0ebius
What language do you speak?
in my country children learn to read and write at around 6 yrs. they also learn math. I think that's common in many languages. I don't see why you think they aren't fluent.
H I speak, read, and write both English and Chinese. And I’m raising three bilingual kids. I didn’t say 6 year olds don’t speak fluently. I said most 6 year olds have trouble communicating complex and nuanced ideas whether technically or socially.
M0ebius
my cousin is trying to raise her children as bilingual, but I don't think it's working well. They lean more towards one language and lack in the other.
How is it going for your children?
H My oldest is 6, and I’d say he was slower than his peers around 3-4, caught up by 5, and once reading is introduced around 6 he is zooming ahead. The hard part is finding the time, since aside from school work there’s also sports and arts etc.
It also depends alot on how good the parents are in both languages. I often intentionally explain more complex concepts and ideas in both languages to build those neural pathways. Once the kid can connect those ideas growth comes in explosive spurts.
It also depends on the environment. We currently live in Asia and the ability to speak English gets alot of positive reinforcement in school and from peers.
And finally it helps alot that my wife is a full-time mom. She mostly speaks English only and has some experience teaching. But in the end I’d say speaking an extra language at any level can’t hurt.
he's just like me, but in my case i speak filipino like an 8 year old
Izz Rblx so he's nothing like you shush
Nice, two years older!
Izz Rblx I moved to the US when I was 1 and haven’t visited the place I was born yet. My Arabic is like a 5-8 year old which is kinda bad😂 I’m still planning on taking Arabic classes so I’ll get better hopefully
José Explosion wow
Izz Rblx i speak arabic like a 10 year old
John Cho, I am glad I found someone that I can relate. I was born and raised in America; however, my Vietnamese vocabulary is around first-grade level. I speak a Southern Vietnamese and the national language of Vietnam is Northern dialect. There are words I still don’t recognize and I will be lost. I would need a translator when I do go to Vietnam.
John Cho FTW !!!
I LOVE JOHN CHO!!! He’s an incredible singer too
Like John Cho, I left Korea when I was 3 years old. My relatives laugh whenever I speak.
That's actually very rude. I thought Koreans were supposed to be polite.
I am so sorry you had to experience that :/ That's really heartbreaking. You're kind for still having tried to speak to them. I'd be too nervous to even have made an attempt
@@bloodycinephile Koreans can polite but are very nationalistic/homogenous. I can imagine some maybe even wary (or jealous) of Koreans who grew up outside of Korea. Similarly, American westerners may think someone that speaks english with an accent sounds "cute and hilarious, infantile" but they often forget that speaking more than one language is really a sign of amazing brain power.
@@bloodycinephile It's done out teasing. It's nothing serious. Don't be so sensitive, westerner.
That's not supposed to be rude AS a Korean, Koreans also laugh when they feel something to be very cute. Also he said that they were relatives, and Koreans act politely to strangers but feel friendly and have jokes with each other as close relatives. I guess it was just meant to be teasing a bit.
Why do they always ask the Asian guests where they "came from"? Even when they don't speak with any accent (so could have been born in the U.S.)? They never ask that to white guests who have accents or immigrated here...
stewjd76 they expecting them to say like China or something nek minute it’s like California 😂😂😂
What kind of bs are you trying to start? I have seen multiple white actors talking about where they are from such as Cara Delevingne and Hugh Jackman. This is probably what John Cho and Kimmel thought would be most interesting to talk about on the show. I'm white and everyone in college would always ask where you're from. It's a conversation starter.
People always ask me where I am really from all the time too. Why are all Americans racist? Am I supposed to have blond hair and blue eyes or black to be an American?
Phillip McLeod Well, I think stew meant that when we get asked the general question "Where are you from?" and we answer with the American city that we're from, most people asked the dreaded follow up question, "No, where are you REALLY from?" And that's the one that's problematic. Although, I don't think that was the situation with this interview. I adore your avi btw lol.
I was asked this just a week ago at a train station as I was flying back from CA. I was like, I was born here... She asked me how I appreciate America.
I'm Korean-American, was born in the States, and my parents are both fluent in English so I never spoke Korean growing up but started learning it little by little in high school and college, then moved to Korea after college, studied the language and lived there for five years. I am now fluent in the language and speak it with my grandmother who speaks very limited English. However, my sister can't speak it at all and only understands a few words.
I think there are a lot of Korean-Americans like John Cho who speak the language very poorly, and a lot of Koreans are quick to judge them, but that's not fair because you have to understand how they grew up and the pressure to assimilate. Anyway, for Korean-Americans who grew up not speaking Korean, I think it should totally be your choice whether you want to learn the language or not - if you're interested in learning in, then great and if not, that's okay too.
You went to Yonsei KLI? Hung in Hongdae? How was your time in korea? I have a very similar story to you
Hearing stories like this from other Korean-Americans makes me *finally* appreciate why my parents wanted my brother and I to go to Korean school as kids. Sorry, mom and dad.
This man does not age 😮😮😮😮
He’s been probably consuming preservatives lol
We want "Selfie" back!!!💖
glorialoreto TRUE!!! Oh my god
Ikr
Me too! I love the chemistry between him and Karen Gillan. :)
YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yasssssssssssss
He’s so elegant and classy
What a fantastic head of hair.
tbh I feel glad that my parents forced me to speak korean at home even though I'm born American
@@Lindseythemii LMAOAOAO , i was confused when i read that 😭💀
Yes! Being bilingual is such an awesome privilege. Kids will learn English at school lol as an American i only speak English, i took 4 years of Spanish and all i learned was "sit down and shut up" cuz thats all my teacher ever said to me 😅
why?
As a Korean-American, I was raised in America for 15 years, left Korea when I was 4... I'm not fluent in Korean & I'm still studying korean up to this day.
I relate so hard to this as a fellow Korean lol. I was born in South Korea and emigrated to the states when I was 5yrs old, so my Korean ability is that of a 5yr old's still.
John is one of my favorite actors, I love him in Harold and Kumar, and Star Trek
His ears are so adorable....
What an odd and random comment looool
Yo I was 7 when I moved from Korea to Australia and I still speak fluent Korean and speak fluent English without an accent 😌 I think it really depends on whether the person themselves want to keep using their mother tongue cause I made sure that when I grew up I kept my language 🤔
1:28 Jimmy is mimicing john cho's laugh😂
BallFlipers Team BallFlipers 😂😂😂
I came to NY when I was 3, but fortunately for me, I speak Korean better than a 3 year old does. TH-cam and Duolingo helped me with my Korean. I wish we had the internet when I was a kid, but being a middle aged man, I only learned to speak Korean fairly well at a relatively old age
Seeing stuff like this makes me proud to be a korean
I'm fluent in both korean and English and it opened up so many opportunities for me at korean global corporations expanding in the US. As a korean English bilingual, I can say I have and will probably continue to live a privileged life.
He’s so sexy and handsome! I liked the tv show SELFIE so much!
Min Min I thought I was the only one I am still pissed they cancelled the show .
I loved it too!
Borba Shibal Saki
Karen Gillan made up the ending to Selfie on my page! And there's an interview with the executive producer fighting for John Cho's casting on Selfie.
And I still remember him for Pipers Ghost - Lover. 😍
i watched the movie SEARCHING and i didn't know he was korean until my mom told me after the movie ended, but i was really surprised, and i was just PROUD that as a south korean he's been coming out in a lot of hollywood movies, and being so successfull :D i hope to see him in south korea !!
John was amazing in star trek
I actually love John Cho omg
Searching was an amazing movie.
He's one who is very consistent talented for big productions where back to back he's not to lack Asian roles in the biz he's the one producers would mull over. It's very interesting on one side no roles and another him all the roles.
My parents would’ve spoke English to me if they knew the language or mainly my mom, her English isn’t fluent enough to hold a conversation so she had no choice but to talk to my and my sisters in Vietnamese. And for my dad he WANTED us to be cultured bc his side of the family is the most traditional family ever, but also they didn’t worry about English too much since we were gonna be expose to it a lot anyways 😅
I'm glad it's not just me that is not totally fluent in their own language. I left Korea when I was 2 years old, been living in the UK ever since. Speaking with my relatives when I visit always is an embarrassing event for me, some even tell me off that I can't speak my mother tongue....
Its exposure + getting the opportunity to use it. I came to the U.S. when I was 4, but ny English is at a University level in Korea. Whrn I visit Korea often people do not know I was raised here from accent alone ( they would have to get to know me and realize culturally I am different).
You can do it! But it will take lots of work. I did not simply retain my Korean passively. I had to work hard to constantly use it.
I am trying to learn a 3-4th language when I can! But again, takes work and most importantly, using it! Best way to learn a language is to make friends and confidently use the language even if you make mistakes!
오늘 서치 보고 왔는데 소오름!!! 개꿀잼이에욧. 존조 연기도 넘 좋았음!
John Cho is freaking beautiful.
I love the movie Searching. It's so mysterious and exciting.
From the description: "John talks about growing up in South Korea"
Literally, the only thing he said about growing up in Korea was him answering that he left when he was 6.
0:17 most awkward should we clap moment? Lmao someone had to start it like I do in the movie theater ;)
Movie Searching ( John Cho) is big hit in Korea right now. I saw it today. Good Movie. He acted well.
I wanna see him speaking his 6years old Korean :D
Danny Moon yeah Me too, actually lol
He acted so well in the Exorcism show. Couldn't stop laughing because I always remember him as the White Castle guy, lol. Everytime he's in a scene, we would make fun of him and be like, "He's sad because he wants to go to White Castle." Then we'd dub him when he's talking, "Hey, man, wanna go to White Castle?" Even when the scenes are serious. Lol.
He was very loveable in Selfie.
same but i speak vietnamese like a three year old (i forgot once i went to school bc my teachers yelled at me to speak english since i spoke vietnamese when i was angry. they tested me for esl but i still passed since i was trilingual as my dad is hispanic and my mom’s viet so the common language was english). i also suck at spanish but at least im relearning it in school.
He’s a damn good looking guy!
I need another HAROLD AND KUMAR RENUNION! PLESS!
Korea 🇰🇷 💖
I still know my Korean mainly because I took a lot of private tutoring in America to keep my native language. But I'm not fluent like I was when I was 6 or under.
I relate very closely... Born in Korea, I moved to USA when I was 7. I can't share any abstract or complex thoughts in Korean. I wish I could get better, but I don't know how.
Wonbo Shim “Talk To Me In Korean” is a website,and TH-cam channel dedicated to teaching people the Korean Language . And “Italk” Is a language exchange site that also has Actual teachers in many different languages. I found my Korean teacher on there. “KakaoTalk” is a social app that many Koreans use and “Naver” is the Korean version of I guess google. It’s good for learning to read Korean cause well... it’s all in Korean lol. Watching Dramas and Korean television on “Viki” or “Dramafever” let’s you learn vocabulary quickly. But if you want to hear how sentences are said naturally watch tv programs. “Running Man” “Hello Counselor” and “knowing Bros” are really popular.
In deciding to learn Korean I’ve learned much more about the country itself between the good and the bad. I’ve fell head over heels. Lol.
Good luck!
I was actually expecting to see him speak Korean in this
Best show ever ❤️
Ayad Abraham lol
Don't you agree with me?!
no ... its waste of your precious time
와우 존조씨 정말 동안이시고 잘생겼습니다. 한국에서 씀Translate in Korean to English. Wow John Cho u look so young and handsome. From South Korea🇰🇷👍😍😄😀❤
Searching is great 👍
John Cho is one fine man
I can relate. I immigrated to Canada when I was 6. The homeland then becomes frozen in time and it’s hard to keep up the mother tongue. I spoke Korean at home with my family. Any “beyond 6” vocab I leaned was from listening and being forced to watch k-dramas!
Moved when 15 yr, three languages still remembered
"Did you order like a 6 year old?" lmao
I was hoping i could hear him speaking korea here :)
I feel your pain with family and language barriers
If your primary language is of European origin it's relatively easy to learn English and it isn't very hard to get bilingual. But in cases like Korean & English they just can't coexist in one's brain. One language must push out the other. For Koreans, 10+ years of learning English is like equivalent to learning Japanese for 2 years.
True, I'm Chinese but learning Korean is fairly easier for me than any Roman language. 한국어와 독일어 배우고 있는데 독일어 너무 어려워서 포기하고 싶네요
I speak Mandarin, English, Malay, Russian, and a few Chinese dialects..
I'd say mandarin is not too difficult if u know english. Korean and Japanese though are probably the toughest for speakers of English because the language requires a complete different frame of mind to perceive a situation and then to express it verbally. The same vice versa
Actually Chinese languages are very different from Korean and Japanese. As East Asia is far more diverse than Europe, languages tend to differ very much. Korean and Japanese is probably as different to Chinese as Slavic to Latin languages as you have mentioned. They came from different roots is what I am trying to say. The problem is that because of China's once huge influence and power in the region, Koreans and Japanese have borrowed MANY vocabularies into their language. The only thing in common with Chinese is basically only vocabulary. In that sense, learning the vocabularies would be easier. However, in virtually all respects, Korean and Japanese is completely different from Chinese. In fact I would say that English is probably closer to Chinese in some ways than Korean and Japanese
No. You can be bilingual but you need to have equal opportunities to immerse yourself in language communities of both languages. Take it from me as a linguistics specialist.
사랑해요 존조😄😄😄
I love him in movie harold amd kumar. I love comedy
I left Korea at 6 yrs old, too. I've been saying my Korean skills are stuck at age 6, but it's actually worse now, probably regressed to age 3. 😭
He's so handsome. Wowza... I can't speak Navajo well either
If u dont know (and im not even assian im just not ignorant of other cultures) in korea, kids,adults and teens have diferent words to reffer to the same things. Its a matter of their culture to have a certain way of speaking for the age u are in.
do we??? As a born and raised in Korea-Korean I haven't thought about that. There's no age distinction in words/expression in Korean.
동주 just like in Indonesian (and many other Asian languages I believe), we have many words to convey the same meaning. For example we have like 6 different words to say the word "you". Those six are for peers (around same age), parents/teachers/elderly, strangers, business/formal setting,and poetic. Also it's interesting if you use the poetic one or the parent's one to refer to your peers, it could mean as a sarcasm. So the language is very rich in meaning.
Dian Dian i'm indonesian too and i don't know that there are 6 ways to say you lol. Could you please tell me what the words are?
Syadza Nabila
1.Kau
2.Engkau
3.Kamu
4.Anda
5.Dikau
6.Dirimu
7. Situ (very informal)
Dian Dian oh i see. Thanks for telling!
He should be magnus bane father in Shadowhunters🙏👌🔥
I crave burgers just looking at him.
I understand his struggle, I can understand(Haitian creole) , write it but, my pronunciation needs work. I’ve been putting in the personal work to do it, my parents have 5kids ..after the first one they got lazy(I’m number 4)
I left South Korea when I was four, but I’m around 85-90% fluent. I sort of have to be though since my parents are at beginner level English; my mom’s English is probably less than beginner level. It’s nice to be bilingual though~ I also know a little Chinese since I learned it for 3-4yrs and a little Thai as well
Good lord you're better than me at thai even tho I'm thai lolz. I can't even speak a single word of it.
His movie is great
Korean in Spain here. I still speak with my parents in Korean.
깔깔 조존조 한국어 못하는거 넘 귀엽지ㅠㅠ
존조 더 좋은 작품 기대합니다.
My brother went to America when he was in high school and now he is 40. and he forgot how to speak Korean. Speaking native language is really depends on his environment.
I lived as a nomad as a kid and I moved to different places every two year and I lost the ability to speak my mother tongue language properly during those times. I've returned back to my country for a few years now and regained it all. He just needs to stay in Korea for a year or so to get it all back..
He is *hot*
My family moved to the USA in 1972 and I was born and raised in Los Angeles in 1974 and I’m from a Korean Descent and I’m pretty bad at a Korean I mostly respond in English when someone is speaking Korean but I only know how to say hello and thank you (so can someone help me with my Korean thx)
my parents rarely spoke English with us growing up. By the time i went to pre-school i already spoke 1 national language and 1 vernacular. I learned English thru school and Disney movies. Never been to English speaking countries overseas but i've been mistaken for staying abroad for extended periods of time because apparently i adapted a pretty neutral accent. Hehe so i think that's cool.
I use to have the biggest crush on him.
Yes
Bring back selfie season 2 please
I was born in the U.S. and I’m fluent in Korean.
So handsomee
Wooooo
Star wars fan be like "WHOOOOOOO!!!", Star Trek fan be like".....whoo.ooo...."
I loved the Star Trek movies and I'm so glad there's gonne be a 4th one. I love that cast.
I went to a cafe and the latina register girl started talking to me in Korean. She spoke fluent conversational Korean with an accent but I was blown away. I asked her in Korean where she learned and she said school. Its not 1978 anymore. Learn some Korean if youre Korean. Its not that hard bc you already know it instinctively from being around it from parents.
People should learn what they want to learn, someone's race or ethnicity is not who they are as a person. That's just part of their heritage. Anyone should learn any language IF they want to, not because of their race.
@@3lttlbrds It's not just race. Your ethinic, cultural, historical, family background matters. It's a giant, significant part of who you are even if you deny it and pretend it's not.
I love his laughter
I though the title meant aegyo lol
I wonder if he's well known in Korea or not. like Daniel Henney he's famous in both USA & Korea
You are always Harold for me.
John Cho... You are a treasure from South Korea....
한국 와줘.. 와달라고
Bring back SELFIE!
my parents have no idea how to teach our native language to their kids, mostly because everyone in our family tends to learn english first, later learning our national language and local language at school or just playing with friends. that’s kind of a problem for me and my sister since uh. we didn’t grow up in the same country as them. i only learned when i went back to study there, and even then it took months of deliberate and mindnumbing study to even begin to understand