BTS - Paldogangsan (Satoori Rap) Explained by a Korean : th-cam.com/video/l48zU1h00jw/w-d-xo.html Best Place to Live in KOREA (BUSAN vlog) : th-cam.com/video/icxMJZICQbU/w-d-xo.html Busan guy's instagram : @justdavid_92 Seoul guy : @gyumstagram
at 1:47 and I already connect to it, people specially living in capital region always ask oh, please speak your language, please (we have many official languages in India, along with hundreds of dialects besides Hindi that all people know), always they want to listen us speaking hindi in our language dialect and sometimes it really feels weird like what about no? 🤦🏻🤦🏻
There’s a hysterical video of Jimin aggravated with JHope in that Blue Village Run episode. JHope kept asking Jimin if he had his wallet. 🤣🤣🤣 th-cam.com/video/K8Z624v1SOA/w-d-xo.html (00:57 wallet) (But the whole video is great)
@@lalammathampy4090 I know now. It's related to a video they made when Danny goes to Busan to David and he talks about Busan and Danny teases him. So in this video he was again probably teasing him behind the camera. As a long time dkdktv viewer you will just know it. Lol.
8:38 WAIT. Holy shit, Suga just made this reference in the latest RUN episode. I remembered it. I knew I was missing a reference when he said it cause Hoseok replied, "Why is he so familiar?" Lol nice.
8:54 - 8:57 I was thinking that I heard this somewhere. I was like "Woah this line is really familiar" and then suddenly Jungkook popped up in my head!! That brat was telling this line for years making his hyungs laugh😂😂😂😂
Thank you for this! I fell in love with the Busan dialect/accent when I was in Busan in 2017. Every time I hear idols speaking in Busan satoori, or hear it in dramas, it brings a smile to my face. Although I felt extremely welcomed by people in all the areas in SK I visited, Busan people were the most welcoming, helpful, and friendly. They have a special place in my heart.
David I watched your video with my mother; she is fluent in Navajo language. She loved it because some words sound similar to her. BTW she said your very handsome and I agree.
This is such a fun video! I knew/ recognized a ton more than I thought I would. My only problem is im always hearing it in male voices. I need to find more female personalities to listen to while learning korean/satoori so I dont end up sounding like a dude LOL
Ebb N Flow It depends, but it won’t be so different if you speak like a guy when speaking in Busan dialect :D but there’s an idea for a video, if I ever get to make one ;)
Thank you! I love it when Jimin speaks in Busan dialect and one of my favorite bits of Satoori was when Jungkook came up to the stage after the boys had goaded Jin to scold JK for being late. He did and JK chopped him on the neck. Jin yelled "Ma!" Hey! That scene is never not funny.
My boyfriend is from Ulsan and we only speak standard Korean to each other. I've been throwing everything I've learned here at him and he loves it so much and keeps asking me where I learned all of this hahaha. Thank you so much for this lesson!
I have a friend from Busan. This is really helpful..! 😆 Because of you I can make fun talking to him. For sure he'll be shock that I can speak a little Busan dialect now. Haha! Thank you David... hope you will continue this segment. 👍🏻
Recently, Suga has said that line, "아부지 머하시노," in run bts while talking to Jimin that they can't use 반말 (casual, informal) with him😂 Busan satoori is my favourite dialect😄💜
@@rajsijagtap151 it means "what does your dad do/ what's your dad's job?" it's mostly said when a student is causing trouble , like 'who do you think you are' or smth similar
This is fascinating to me as an American who speaks no Korean. The "uh-uh-uh" refusal sounds exactly like one of the ways to say "I don't know" here, except that instead of shaking your head when you say it you lift your shoulders instead. But it's the same exact sound, with the 1 3 2 pattern in pitch as well. It's crazy how two things that sound the same mean different things in different languages.
I've been living in Busan for 2 years now and learning Korean through listening to my friends here is totally throwing me off. I definitely thought some of these things were just a normal part of Korean speech lol!
6:46 FINALLY I UNDERSTAND!! That was what Jungkook said in the end of the Outro: Proposal XD (pretty obvious bUT is awesome now that I understand it lol) Thanks for the content!!! Awesome as always!
This is awesome!! Thanks for this :) I've been asking my partner for awhile now to teach me some Satoori (as i want to communicate with his friends and family), but never had time to learn on my own. Watching this video i've realised i already know some phrases as he has been saying it to me for years! I always thought it was just his way of speaking LOL
Thanks for this video, before I thought Korean has many term to say some word like synonyms but i already realized that you also have different Dialect too like on us we have 175 dialects in the PH but we have also standard the TAGALOG/Filipino.. I do self study on your language and slowly realizing many things hehehe ... it help me thanks
Omg david.. i really like you speak in satoori... suddenly u changed your voice tone... fainted!!!!!!! Please do part. 2 for busan satoori.. 🙆🏻♀️ gonna repeat this video again..
gashina has a double meaning, it could also mean 'are you going?' which she uses when she says 'are you leaving someone as pretty as me behind?' "wae yeppeun nal dugo gashina?'
i am a foreigner who stayed 5 months in a place with a lot a of satoori mal to hear and moved to seoul with a very different language.. and while watching this video, i find out that this is fun and interesting. and when i finished watching this video then i remember those my friends teaching me to learn satoori but i did nothing because i did not appreciated it before.but now, i'am.
I looved this video! Thank you so much David! I remember that back in 2016 I was taking a Korean Class in Korea Univ, and we were talking about weekend activities and some classmate told us a situation she had, it was somewhat serious but in a funny way and the outcome was good at the end, so i said 살아있네 as a joke and the teacher cracked up and look at me like "you know it" (i dont remember the exact korean expression she used)😂😂😂 I didn't knew it was such a famous expression
Interesting that number nine is the same intonation as '' I don't know " . As a kid I used to do that all the time, but just kind of like humming the phrase: " I dunno" in the same intonation you're explaining
I'm currently studying Korean and I love learning the differences in dialects. Thank you for posting this. I feel like I have learned some new fun vocabulary.
Chingu Aiga -- that makes sense to why JIMIn cherishes his friendships so well. Because like what you said about how friendships are really cherished in BUSAN!! Thanks for the fund words, expressions and translations!
To facilitate your understanding between ~나 and ~노 at 10:37, ~나 is reserved for Y/N questions and ~노 is used for short-answer (anything other than Y/N) questions.
Omg I love your video! I think its really helpful. I lived in Korea for 1 year and just fell in love with the city and the people. The dialect is so attractive! Please Please make more of these kind of videos!
Thank you so much for the video... I really like when someone speak in satoori specially busan satoori ... And this video give us more information 'bout that, thnk u so mucchhhhh ☺☺☺
Fun to understand a bit more. When I see/hear the Busan form being used, I've always questioned '' are they pissed/irritated at eachother " or maybe " something is about to go down'' ....but then nothing happens lol
On the last Yoongi's VLIVE, he shouted to the person who knocked on the door, n thought it was Taehyung, so he said: "Taehyung-ie, NEE???" It turned out he spoke in Daegu's dialect since they are both are D bois.... OMG, i caught it right away after you explained it...💜💜💜
i deadass stumbled when i saw this. my mom says i have a bit of a busan dialect, or at least of the general area. i'll finally know why and i'll finally know how to emphasize it for shits and giggles
This is actually a helpful video. It'll educate some people about idols speaking Satoori (whether bc they are from Busan or bc it's like trying to portray as one; like when people try to copy British accents in America) sometimes sound like they're saying the n* word (ex:1 is SVT's racial slur controversy that's been proven false!).
I remembered a scene from "Happy Together", Hwang ChiYeul & APink's Jeong EunJi conversing in Satoori with each other. Both of them sounded cool. And of course I heard a lot of this on KBS Gag Concert, Kim DaHui & Shin BongSun using Satoori.
I thought that David lived abroad a lot because he's fluent in English, but he's just that he lived more than 20 years in Busan. I wonder how he got this fluent.
This video assumes a lot of things. . .that I have even a basic understanding of Korean beyond "annyeonghaseyo", that I have Korean friends, that I have a brain with a better memory than a goldfish. . . Unfortunately none of those things are true 😂 Wonderful video though. The clips throughout were very helpful and kept my attention (again. . .goldfish. . .) Someday I may be able to use this information, but for now I'll just think about how different Jimin and Jungkook's voices are when they speak Satoori 😂💜
It's so interesting that in Tamil, you is also "ni" and butt is "koondi" HAHA actually there are a few words that Tamil and Korean (we call our dads "Appa" too!) have in similar, but I think they might just be coincidences since I can't seem to find any significant historical links between India and Korea hmm
I'm from Sri lanka but my mother tongue is also tamil. 'Naan' also means me in korean. I was really surprised that some words where so similar hahah. But as you said they're probbly mere coincidents.
There are some historical connection between Korea and India especially Tamils....there was active business between the ancient Tamil and Korea... during chola and pandiya kingdom period...and there is a story about a Indian princess who became the queen of Korea and she asked her desentant to call their parents like wise her children call her....and Koreans still practice it...the language structure is very different from Japanese and Chinese...but it is a lot more similar to Tamil...
I really loved this video! Could you guys make a video about normal pronunciations? Like, there are many places where the learners like me have difficulties in. Example: pronouncing the "ㄹ" , it's sort of like a mix of "R" sound and "L" sound and easily gets mixed up. I know it's asking a lot, but I think you guys can do a good job at it and people like me actually start speaking it properly. LOVE YOU GUYS
God I'm not able to finish the whole video! It's so funny that I need to pause every minute 😂😂😂. David is so freaking cute trying to explain the dialect.
This was really interesting. I'll probably stick to Seoul dialect until I'm more familiar with the language, but I'll keep this in mind for later study.
Made me want to learn the Korean language even more, but where to start?!?!?! I've been looking into studying another language just gotta decide. Thanks for doing a video on this. Please do another one!!!!
I’ve been studying korean for 3 years and for me Busan satoori sounds really cool but aggressive at the same time, in Reply 1997 they sounded like they were stressed/fighting 200% of the time lol
I LOVE THIS VIDEO HAHA The outfit, the background Also, I've always wanted to understand the accents in Korea. THANK YOU!!! QUESTION: When you guys say dialect, is it about ACCENT only or the LANGUAGE changes? (words...) or would it be just some "slangs"? The language is still the same right? I mean, if I learn how to speak Korean I'd still be able to understand people from every part of the country, right??
I have to say it.. Your accent is super cute 😁 and I loved the vid as a whole.. I hope I can learn more about Korean language and culture. Love your content guys.. keep up the good work 😊
So I've heard that if you don't live in Seoul, you're considered to be "from the country." Is this true? Great video, David! I can tell when Bangtan are talking in different accents, but not what they say, this was very helpful. I've definitely heard these phrases before, lol.
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BTS - Paldogangsan (Satoori Rap) Explained by a Korean : th-cam.com/video/l48zU1h00jw/w-d-xo.html
Best Place to Live in KOREA (BUSAN vlog) : th-cam.com/video/icxMJZICQbU/w-d-xo.html
Busan guy's instagram : @justdavid_92
Seoul guy : @gyumstagram
😂👏👏
Manna word is used in bts micdrop Korean video.. "trophy neomu manna"
Niga Kara hawai.. In cypher pt 3 by BTS
Lol"except Danny"🤣 threw Danny off the bus. You're always so loveable, David. You created another great vid. Thank you!❤️
at 1:47 and I already connect to it, people specially living in capital region always ask oh, please speak your language, please (we have many official languages in India, along with hundreds of dialects besides Hindi that all people know), always they want to listen us speaking hindi in our language dialect and sometimes it really feels weird like what about no? 🤦🏻🤦🏻
When you don't have korean friends to show off to
You can annoy local friends tho
I did but he's from Jeolla-do
@William Fauskanger Sørensen #relatable
@William Fauskanger Sørensen relatable
@William Fauskanger Sørensen I have toxic friends😀
4:00 When Jimin was annoyed at Hoseok in that Run BTS episode 🤣🤣
Which one ?
@@Meraki-Me Blue Village Spy (ep 48 I believe)
There’s a hysterical video of Jimin aggravated with JHope in that Blue Village Run episode. JHope kept asking Jimin if he had his wallet. 🤣🤣🤣
th-cam.com/video/K8Z624v1SOA/w-d-xo.html
(00:57 wallet) (But the whole video is great)
AHHHH that one! ohh
i thought another one where sugarcoated bts had to guess something by drawing in an episode
OMG YES THANKS FOR REMINDING 😂😂 I literally just watched that clip a few days ago
I bet Danny is laughing behind the camera.
Why??
@@lalammathampy4090 Its been 1 year, I have no idea right now but I bet he was laughing. I will watch the video again later and definitely tell you.
@@lalammathampy4090 I know now. It's related to a video they made when Danny goes to Busan to David and he talks about Busan and Danny teases him. So in this video he was again probably teasing him behind the camera. As a long time dkdktv viewer you will just know it. Lol.
@@rainrain123 ahh, it's my first time in this channel
@@lalammathampy4090 That's why. 😂 Anyway dkdktv is really good. I personally love their past video more. You can give that a try, if you want.
8:38 WAIT. Holy shit, Suga just made this reference in the latest RUN episode. I remembered it. I knew I was missing a reference when he said it cause Hoseok replied, "Why is he so familiar?" Lol nice.
Jungkook and jimin...thats why i am here
I totally get why this is the most popular dialect. It's just nice to listen to.
8:54 - 8:57
I was thinking that I heard this somewhere. I was like "Woah this line is really familiar" and then suddenly Jungkook popped up in my head!! That brat was telling this line for years making his hyungs laugh😂😂😂😂
Ambica Balineni do you by any chance remember where he was saying that. I wanna go check it out to hear that from him 😂
@@zarif12031994 it's one of the bangtan bombs during spring day pre recording for a show.
If I get a link I'll drop it
Ambica Balineni thanks fam 😘💜
Ambica Balineni lollll
And Jimin
Thank you for this! I fell in love with the Busan dialect/accent when I was in Busan in 2017. Every time I hear idols speaking in Busan satoori, or hear it in dramas, it brings a smile to my face. Although I felt extremely welcomed by people in all the areas in SK I visited, Busan people were the most welcoming, helpful, and friendly. They have a special place in my heart.
David I watched your video with my mother; she is fluent in Navajo language. She loved it because some words sound similar to her. BTW she said your very handsome and I agree.
I lie i come here not to learn , im here just to hear david speak in satoori . And im satisfied , thank you , bye . 🙋🏻♀️💖
This is such a fun video!
I knew/ recognized a ton more than I thought I would. My only problem is im always hearing it in male voices.
I need to find more female personalities to listen to while learning korean/satoori so I dont end up sounding like a dude LOL
Ebb N Flow It depends, but it won’t be so different if you speak like a guy when speaking in Busan dialect :D but there’s an idea for a video, if I ever get to make one ;)
Omg saaaame😅
Exactly 😅
Thank you! I love it when Jimin speaks in Busan dialect and one of my favorite bits of Satoori was when Jungkook came up to the stage after the boys had goaded Jin to scold JK for being late. He did and JK chopped him on the neck. Jin yelled "Ma!" Hey! That scene is never not funny.
Where is this?
My boyfriend is from Ulsan and we only speak standard Korean to each other. I've been throwing everything I've learned here at him and he loves it so much and keeps asking me where I learned all of this hahaha. Thank you so much for this lesson!
I have a friend from Busan. This is really helpful..! 😆 Because of you I can make fun talking to him. For sure he'll be shock that I can speak a little Busan dialect now. Haha! Thank you David... hope you will continue this segment. 👍🏻
I freakin’ love the Busan dialect. Whenever I hear it in a Kdrama I’m goin’ wild. It has such a nice flow and vibe!!
I came from paldogangsan
Its very fun to learn busan dialect!!!😂😍😍
P.s: i don't have any korean friends to talk to😐
Same
I wish I had because I want to see their reaction
I'm learning Japanese. Why am i here lol
Kamila Breceda So you can learn some more? Lol
Tube's algorithm is rasist. ..it's unable to distinguish korean guy from japanese one😃
I advise learning Kansai dialect for Japanese! It's more fun to talk than in standard language
I feel this at an emotional level
Me too!
It's adorable listening to you speak Korean, whatever dialect
This is some high quality content man
Recently, Suga has said that line, "아부지 머하시노," in run bts while talking to Jimin that they can't use 반말 (casual, informal) with him😂 Busan satoori is my favourite dialect😄💜
yes haha that's a typical sentence some teachers would say when a student is acting up
@@AiikoRoka Ohh😂 That's Interesting😆
What's the sentence?
@@rajsijagtap151 it means "what does your dad do/ what's your dad's job?" it's mostly said when a student is causing trouble , like 'who do you think you are' or smth similar
@@AiikoRoka Thanks!
This is fascinating to me as an American who speaks no Korean. The "uh-uh-uh" refusal sounds exactly like one of the ways to say "I don't know" here, except that instead of shaking your head when you say it you lift your shoulders instead. But it's the same exact sound, with the 1 3 2 pattern in pitch as well. It's crazy how two things that sound the same mean different things in different languages.
I've been living in Busan for 2 years now and learning Korean through listening to my friends here is totally throwing me off. I definitely thought some of these things were just a normal part of Korean speech lol!
great!
6:46 FINALLY I UNDERSTAND!! That was what Jungkook said in the end of the Outro: Proposal XD (pretty obvious bUT is awesome now that I understand it lol) Thanks for the content!!! Awesome as always!
i heard some of these already xDDD i'm surprised
also I NEED MORE OF THESE VIDEOS! You speaking like that is my new aesthetic
The end of outro: luv in skool makes so much more sense now 🤣
This is awesome!! Thanks for this :) I've been asking my partner for awhile now to teach me some Satoori (as i want to communicate with his friends and family), but never had time to learn on my own. Watching this video i've realised i already know some phrases as he has been saying it to me for years! I always thought it was just his way of speaking LOL
Why do u sound so Jiminie n Jungkookie😊
And i just screenshot everything 😁
Thank you DKDKTV... Borahae... Love from Nagaland, India💜
Because Jimin and Jungkook are from Busan haha
Waddup Indian army💜💜
Ayyyyyyyyy Indian army💜💜💜💜
Love from delhi
@ Drennae B that's what i thought 😂
This is the quality content I live for. This is actually the best.
Thanks for this video, before I thought Korean has many term to say some word like synonyms but i already realized that you also have different Dialect too like on us we have 175 dialects in the PH but we have also standard the TAGALOG/Filipino.. I do self study on your language and slowly realizing many things hehehe ... it help me thanks
Omg david.. i really like you speak in satoori... suddenly u changed your voice tone... fainted!!!!!!! Please do part. 2 for busan satoori.. 🙆🏻♀️ gonna repeat this video again..
so is sunmi from busan cus one of her songs is literally titled gashina
gashina has a double meaning, it could also mean 'are you going?' which she uses when she says 'are you leaving someone as pretty as me behind?' "wae yeppeun nal dugo gashina?'
@@AiikoRoka thank you for the clarification ^_^
@@mochikitty94 you're welcome! and btw she's from Iksan ^^
It also means a "thorn"
@@jungkooksbeautifulvoice7326 oh yes I totally forgot about that 😅
I’m interested because Jimin & Jungkook are from Busan!
idk about yall but i seem to have huge crushes on guys with busan dialect. its so charming to me!
i am a foreigner who stayed 5 months in a place with a lot a of satoori mal to hear and moved to seoul with a very different language.. and while watching this video, i find out that this is fun and interesting. and when i finished watching this video then i remember those my friends teaching me to learn satoori but i did nothing because i did not appreciated it before.but now, i'am.
I looved this video! Thank you so much David! I remember that back in 2016 I was taking a Korean Class in Korea Univ, and we were talking about weekend activities and some classmate told us a situation she had, it was somewhat serious but in a funny way and the outcome was good at the end, so i said 살아있네 as a joke and the teacher cracked up and look at me like "you know it" (i dont remember the exact korean expression she used)😂😂😂 I didn't knew it was such a famous expression
Since the reply installments, i always in love with busan accent. I love the dialect so much, and always turn up to like busan guy as well.
Oh god.. i realy can hear jimin
I surprised my self 😅
Deved i dont know if this supposed to make u more manly..!cause ur being super cute
Right?! So cute.
Interesting that number nine is the same intonation as '' I don't know " . As a kid I used to do that all the time, but just kind of like humming the phrase: " I dunno" in the same intonation you're explaining
I'm currently studying Korean and I love learning the differences in dialects. Thank you for posting this. I feel like I have learned some new fun vocabulary.
Chingu Aiga -- that makes sense to why JIMIn cherishes his friendships so well. Because like what you said about how friendships are really cherished in BUSAN!! Thanks for the fund words, expressions and translations!
Thank you, thank you , thank you. You make learning a new language and its different dialects very simple to understand.
To facilitate your understanding between ~나 and ~노 at 10:37, ~나 is reserved for Y/N questions and ~노 is used for short-answer (anything other than Y/N) questions.
Omg I love your video! I think its really helpful.
I lived in Korea for 1 year and just fell in love with the city and the people. The dialect is so attractive!
Please Please make more of these kind of videos!
Thank you so much for the video...
I really like when someone speak in satoori specially busan satoori ...
And this video give us more information 'bout that, thnk u so mucchhhhh ☺☺☺
Fun to understand a bit more. When I see/hear the Busan form being used, I've always questioned '' are they pissed/irritated at eachother " or maybe " something is about to go down'' ....but then nothing happens lol
Thank you for this video ! I was looking for a video as simple as this one for busan dialect ! 감사합니다 !!
On the last Yoongi's VLIVE, he shouted to the person who knocked on the door, n thought it was Taehyung, so he said:
"Taehyung-ie, NEE???" It turned out he spoke in Daegu's dialect since they are both are D bois....
OMG, i caught it right away after you explained it...💜💜💜
i deadass stumbled when i saw this. my mom says i have a bit of a busan dialect, or at least of the general area. i'll finally know why and i'll finally know how to emphasize it for shits and giggles
I think my satoori only comes out on certain words or phrases. and maybe some vocab.
This is actually a helpful video. It'll educate some people about idols speaking Satoori (whether bc they are from Busan or bc it's like trying to portray as one; like when people try to copy British accents in America) sometimes sound like they're saying the n* word (ex:1 is SVT's racial slur controversy that's been proven false!).
You put a lot work in this show and the quality of it!
I’m watching this just to hear David speak Busan satoori 😍
This video was really fun! I feel Busan satori is more straightforward than standard Korean - meaning it sounds easier to learn! Lol.
DAVID LOOKS SO CUTE 💖😂
I remembered a scene from "Happy Together", Hwang ChiYeul & APink's Jeong EunJi conversing in Satoori with each other. Both of them sounded cool. And of course I heard a lot of this on KBS Gag Concert, Kim DaHui & Shin BongSun using Satoori.
I thought that David lived abroad a lot because he's fluent in English, but he's just that he lived more than 20 years in Busan. I wonder how he got this fluent.
It’s so satisfying to talk in satoori!
I learn busan dialect by watching reply series...so i know some of the dialect speak...i really like how eunji speak her dialect..easy to imitate..
I'm just watching this for the second time. Such an interesting video! Thank you!
This video assumes a lot of things. . .that I have even a basic understanding of Korean beyond "annyeonghaseyo", that I have Korean friends, that I have a brain with a better memory than a goldfish. . . Unfortunately none of those things are true 😂
Wonderful video though. The clips throughout were very helpful and kept my attention (again. . .goldfish. . .) Someday I may be able to use this information, but for now I'll just think about how different Jimin and Jungkook's voices are when they speak Satoori 😂💜
아직 영어가 미숙한 제가 봐도 무난하게 다 해석되요!!:) 발음이 굉장히 정확하시고 듣기 편한 속도 같아요.
I wanna go back too Busan😭😭 my friend's dad had a strong gyeongsang accent, but her mom had a Seoul accent.
It's so interesting that in Tamil, you is also "ni" and butt is "koondi" HAHA actually there are a few words that Tamil and Korean (we call our dads "Appa" too!) have in similar, but I think they might just be coincidences since I can't seem to find any significant historical links between India and Korea hmm
I'm from Sri lanka but my mother tongue is also tamil. 'Naan' also means me in korean. I was really surprised that some words where so similar hahah. But as you said they're probbly mere coincidents.
There are some historical connection between Korea and India especially Tamils....there was active business between the ancient Tamil and Korea... during chola and pandiya kingdom period...and there is a story about a Indian princess who became the queen of Korea and she asked her desentant to call their parents like wise her children call her....and Koreans still practice it...the language structure is very different from Japanese and Chinese...but it is a lot more similar to Tamil...
@@nivedarajeshwaran7995 oh really? i never knew that!
hi i just came from the other video lolol great to see you today!!!thanks for the videos !!
부산 사투리 너무 좋아
You guys are so hardworking
Love your content!!!
I'm gonna need a video where you and Dan speak only in Korean (with subs hehe) and you use only your satoori.
I hope we get episode 2, I've been WAITING FOR THIS
Number 9. i ny language usually means "I don't know and I kinda don't care" so it's really interesting to see it used differently hehe
I love these kind of videos
7:22 David was possessed by Castiel for a sec
Very informative video! Thanks!^^
I love how he mentions cringe phrase without the need to cringe. It makes me feel more comfortable
sungjin & dowoon's accent brought me here and other busan/gyeongsang satoori videos
For me after busan ma fav dialect is jeju . It sound so unique
I really loved this video! Could you guys make a video about normal pronunciations? Like, there are many places where the learners like me have difficulties in. Example: pronouncing the "ㄹ" , it's sort of like a mix of "R" sound and "L" sound and easily gets mixed up.
I know it's asking a lot, but I think you guys can do a good job at it and people like me actually start speaking it properly.
LOVE YOU GUYS
God I'm not able to finish the whole video! It's so funny that I need to pause every minute 😂😂😂. David is so freaking cute trying to explain the dialect.
You explained it really great and in an interesting way, I really like Busan Satoori ^^ Thank you!
Great video for Busan visitors and those living here! 고맙습니데이~~
Even though i am just a beginner,the Busan duialect looks fun and a must to learn ;)
lol i recognize the niga gara hawaii from bts cypher pt 2
This was really interesting. I'll probably stick to Seoul dialect until I'm more familiar with the language, but I'll keep this in mind for later study.
i love it when in the kdrama them girls call the oppa's Oppaya. LOL
Made me want to learn the Korean language even more, but where to start?!?!?! I've been looking into studying another language just gotta decide. Thanks for doing a video on this. Please do another one!!!!
lolll “come back and watch it (playing the ads)”
Fantastic video!
I’ve been studying korean for 3 years and for me Busan satoori sounds really cool but aggressive at the same time, in Reply 1997 they sounded like they were stressed/fighting 200% of the time lol
I love this! Very informational and fun. Thanks!
Giving a fighting vibe when talking...should be easy for me as a German hahah (although we don’t think we sound agressive at all😅)
Please do the Gwangju satoori for the next one. Invite someone from Gwagnju unless Danny is from there.
Interesting content. I enjoyed watching and learned some. David is so cute! 😂
I LOVE THIS VIDEO HAHA
The outfit, the background
Also, I've always wanted to understand the accents in Korea. THANK YOU!!!
QUESTION: When you guys say dialect, is it about ACCENT only or the LANGUAGE changes? (words...) or would it be just some "slangs"? The language is still the same right? I mean, if I learn how to speak Korean I'd still be able to understand people from every part of the country, right??
Nice! My mom thought I was learning Spanish.
Wait, when Yoongi went "niga gara Hawaii" in cypher pt 2 was he referencing this dialogue or is it like a common saying?
Jin-sang Yeah he was referencing from that movie. That line is super famous but we don't say it in casual dialogue.
Yes and the reason why he used that line is because he was saying that to Bfree bc bfree is from Hawaii😂☠️
I really really enjoyed this video and memorized some of the words
I have to say it.. Your accent is super cute 😁 and I loved the vid as a whole.. I hope I can learn more about Korean language and culture. Love your content guys.. keep up the good work 😊
Ahhhh I love these general culture videos
So I've heard that if you don't live in Seoul, you're considered to be "from the country." Is this true? Great video, David! I can tell when Bangtan are talking in different accents, but not what they say, this was very helpful. I've definitely heard these phrases before, lol.
Busan boys are the best 😍
I was just listening to paldogangsan and this was next lol 🤣