Growing Up: School Memories from different Asian Cultures | Sunbae Squad S2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2024
- Join us in reminiscing about our childhood school days! From Manila to Korea, Japan to the Philippines, we share our diverse experiences growing up in different educational systems. From strict Catholic schools to relaxed environments, discover the unique challenges and fun memories we encountered. Watch the full video to hear our stories and share yours in the comments below! Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes. Let's celebrate our diverse childhood experiences together! 📚✏️🌟
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What are some of your fondest memories from school life?
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I think as far as i know, in Japan when kids go to school at a young age they focus more on their social skills, functionality in a group, assigning cleaning duties, etc... I think that's why Japanese are good in a social or community setting.
yup they do. It's more about learning through play. It's the same in Scandinavian countries.
Parang GMRC ata focus nila simula bata
Oo. Tapos nagkukulong sila ng kwarto after ng high school for the rest ng buhay nila. Karamihan di na lumalabas ng bahay at tumatandang single.
@@Sam_Luy0 you can't generalize though. All East Asian nations strive to be the best especially in education because the pressure to get good high paying jobs is always there. You also have to think Japan is a small country with a highly educated population so competition is very high and not everyone can be a salary man despite all the qualifications. All that pressure can definitely cause mental problems but not everyone is hiding in their room with zero social life. I've met and worked with a lot of Japanese people. I'd say their dedication, discipline and high standards are definitely unmatched. Their culture emphasizes politeness, discipline and efficiency, which is reflected in the country's workforce. I'd say Pinoys can learn A LOT from the Japanese.
Pero di nman sila sociable
This is the very reason why I'm bringing home my daughter to the Philippines after she finishes grade school in SoKor. I want her to enjoy learning come home and spend some time with me, not with so many tutors and academies.
"Are the teachers like Chinese - Chinese ...or Jose-Mari-Chan Chinese??"
Ewan ko sayo Jinho! laftrip ka😂🤣
chinese naman tlga
Looking back as graduate of public schools, bigla kong narealize na malaking factor din pala tlaga ung nutrition sa bata. Sana schools will provide healthy food in the future.
im a 90’s kid.. Teacher’s has a stick that used for punishing.. School class starts at 7 AM.. We speak English when it’s english class, Filipino for Tagalog language, Science and Math english speaking, we pay fine if we don’t speak as per subject class.. Way back in 90’s there is no such thing as child abuse, kids back then are more disciplined.. Everything now compare to before have a big gap.. i miss those days
I realize luzon is different from mindanao.. When I was in elementary, my Science teacher let us go outside and we play.. We were ALSO forced to JOIN EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR GRADES... but the FILIPINO GAMES BEFORE and After school and LUnch are the same.. like CHINESE GARTER
NOT TRUE. It always depend on how big the school property is, facilities and the system that's being run by the school. I went to a montessori school in QC where we have the great outdoors and we were allowed to explore various fields, from agriculture, culinary, sports, arts, music, theater, etc.. Then I went to a "prep" school where sports and academics were highly emphasized. My cousins who went public schools in Northern Luzon were also exposed to various outdoor activities along with academics but a few of my cousins who went to smaller private schools were not able to have that experience.
@athenstar10 the teacher let you play during her/his class too? That's good to expose to many things. It's my greatest childhood thanks to my teacher... Maybe she let us play for the job well done in our test exam. haahah..
Here in the province, its safe walking or commuting going to school..
Masaya rin sa public school 😍😁✌️😍
We do enjoy sports, performing arts, journalism, scouting activities, festival of talents, and more Contests.
i remember when i was grade 1 like 7yrs old, my mom said kung makakauwi ka ng mag isa may price ka mamaya. First time nakauwi ako mag isa tuwang tuwa ako nun ang price Taho! hahaha love to reminisce childhood mems.
PRICE = PRESYO
PRIZE = PREMYO
@@PatparazziPHandami nang bobo sa spelling kakahawa, dami ko nababasa
True! Like, the office workers start their work at 8 or 9 tas biglang yun mga kids 7 ang start? Hahaha pero advantage diyan kasi may time pa mga parents ihatid sa school ang mga kids.
Ate, i live in Manila, one hour away from school and we use the public jeepneys ourselves, we were trained elementary pa lang. its generally safe.
the food served in school canteens are safe to eat. ikaw naman. conyo ka lang mashado 😅✌️
Obviously Conyo nga hahaha daming elem students nakikita ko sumasakay ng jeep mag-isa.
mayaman kasi kaya she wasnt allowed to go commute
@@JJ-ib9nv i'll say depende sa training ng parents. if you were raised sheltered, it could deprive the kids from being street smart or experience the things in life that can give the child her best childhood memories. nothing against conyo kids. sayang lang kasi..
You live in Manila and still you have to commute an hour to go to school??? 😅
@@drisshansfreetime453and so?!
I woke up at 3am and arrived home between 6 and 7pm since I was kindergarten to highschool, my school was 17km away and the unpredictable jeepney stops and traffic would take me 1-2 hours of commuting, so I had to do my homework in between breaks between classes and lunch breaks. Still, I consider myself lucky since I get to ride jeepneys unlike other kids who live in the mountains where they have to wake up early and walk.
Been to a catholic school since forevs, whenever the Angelus starts ringing and lucky you, you are walking somewhere under the sun? You have to either run somewhere shady or get toast under the sun.
Its RIO!!!! THE GREENNESS MAN IN THE WORLD!!!! 🙈
In the philippines in he 90's may mga teachers at that time, namalo talaga, nangungurot pa.. Tas doon namin unang nasaksihan ang Drone este Flying Eraser😂😂😂, kung hindi eraser, malamang CHALK.. minsan merong flying toothbrush pa nga! Tas pag masyadong maingay o makulit, andoon kami lahat sa labas nagSSUNBATHING highschool days namon yun still in the 90's
It was hahah kuya ko nakurot ung nagsusugat or violet talaga pero keber lng ang inay 🤣
Same in the 80s. May mga teachers na may dalang stick na dual purpose, panturo sa black board and pamalo pero sa kamay lang. May ibang teachers din na namimingot at nanghihila ng patilya sa mga mkukulit na estudyante. 😆
Those ates are priviledged ones. Most students, even in the elementary, walk down the roads just to come to school, or atleast take a commute.
Yeah, i think she never experienced the public school life, naglalaro pa nga kami sa ulan pag uwian ng friday at umulan ng malakas 😂 good old days
16:01 you know they're enjoying this when they have this conversation stance 😂
Also legit talaga yung spiderman at ben 10 na bag hahahaha
haha saya!! keep the discussion going! looking forward to ep2!!!
There’s soccer here in the Philippines , but in Universities and Catholic schools like San Beda, Ateneo and UST. In my school there’s no soccer but we have Badminton, Basketball, Taekwondo, Ballet, hiphop dance, guitar & ukulele lessons etc…
Walking to and from school is a fun memory to me and my friends specially when it's raining. Kahit na may payong na dala, ligo sa ulan pa rin hahahaha. Probinsya life is the best.
Oh, i now recognize that Japanese guy. He's the green flag guy!!! ❤❤❤
grabe, fun fun lang, but super honest hahaha
This is really fun! It made me reminisce my elementary days. I think they did good in telling these shared experiences.
I enjoyed this episode it brings back memories during high school days , private school wake up, 5 AM kasi nasa ibang, Town pa ang school ko.
When I was in elem and high school puro fund raising school namin. Ahahah.... Ms and Mr something something tas bibigyan kau ng sobre tas ung pinaka malaking pera na malikom 25% ibibigay sa parents tas 75% sa school tas ung mananalo ipa parade.... That was in the 90s and halos mga winners mga 30k up ang naiipon nila... Ahahhaha... Dami namin extra curricular activities so masaya...
We need part 2 😢 pero grabe kapag meron kang bag na may gulong RICH KID ka HAHAHAHHA
learned a lot hahaha..... more of this pls!
I like the chemistry, bagay na bagay... pls do continue.... looking forward for more of these...
Haha..😅😅balik tanaw sa nkaraan, pagwalang erazer no problem chinelas ok na;pag ang ballpen hanggang dulo nlang ang ink sunogan mo kunti yung pointed para may maisulat pa;baonan dahon ng saging.laro sa labas ng paaralan takbuhan;tago - taguan;bahay bahayan may dalang barbeng papel,at pag uwian na; laro na nman ;pag umuulan maliligo sa ulan.kasiyahan na Sarap balikan.
In my kindergarten days i just usually walk after school coz its in brgy.area the school is,,and in my elementary and highschool era in early 20's its safe to walk after school to go home..we filipinos usually waking up at 5am coz every monday the flag ceremony is at 7am and the lesson start at 7:30 am finish at 12pm and start again at 1pm till 5pm if theres an extra curricular activities we left school at 6 to 7 pm..and i love my school days that time coz the teacher are very stricts no issues really..very disciplinarian..marami akong naranasan..na pengot at napalabas ako ng classroom at pinapalinis sa school especially late n pumasok at natapunan nrin ako ng teacher ng black board eraser dhil i promise im one of the suoer madaldal sa klase.pg uwi sa bahay may bunos pa na galit from parents dhil sa kapasaway...memorable days pro now mapagalitan at masaktan lng ung bata super OA n mg mga parents..
Grabe!.. fun to watch, relate much😊
in the province, halos each baranggay naman has an elementary school (well atleast sa province namin)
Kaya safe sa mga bata maglakad kasi walking distance rin naman
sa manila Ata kse si girl so usually ang school malalayoba Residencial houses nila
more of this it's so nice to remember things hahaaha super funny pa
Amen! More of these collabs please ! Fun vibes! ❤Love yester years growing up in the Philippines.😂
I love their chemistry, more episode with these four!
More to come!
NakSss 😮ang lakas ng squad nato ah... 😊
This is so Good. I LOVE the chemistry! The similarity and differences of each person who represents a their respective culture. I would like to see a Thai be added to the 4 though.
I love Rio, he is adorable
Jinho is Funny
Issa and Mikaela are pretty❤
Adding a Thai specifically would be a good idea...
Good job guys for sharing ur school experience. More talks and disscussions, about ur generations. So people from this generations learned and appreciate what they have right now.
Guys! I love your content. Multi asian! Love it!
So fun and informative!
during elemtary days, we go to school at 7am, we walk 30 mins to school, playing and socializing as we go, thats the beauty of growing up in the province.
Filipina here. I grew up in the rural/province. I went to our barangay's elementary school. Our classes start at 7:30am and end around 4:40 to 5pm, no Saturday classes though. But, we usually wake up at 5 am and go to school around 6:30-7:00 am because we have cleaning duties even in the afternoon before going home. The school is walking distance. Then, in high school, my siblings and I attended a Catholic school, and the only way to go is through a school bus or we as we call it 'service/serbis'. We would be picked up at 5-5:30 am because we have to leave at 6 am. Our barangay is very far from my school. The class schedule is still the same 7:30 to 5pm. So, during high school, we woke up at 3 a.m. or 4 a.m., and then we get home at 6pm. I still have to cook rice for dinner then do the dishes after meal. Then do homework and projects, then sleep. I usually sleep 10pm or latest 11pm. Then repeat the same schedule. During high school, I had a hard time getting up in the morning coz I only had 4-5 hours of sleep. Good thing we had no Saturday classes.
😂😂 in the Philippines we spent more hours in school than in our own home. hahaha 7am class up to 4pm in the afternoon
I had a nickelodeon pencil case and lunchbox when I was in gradeschool!! Was the coolest kid in class
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every barangay here in the Philippines actually has at least 1 elementary school. I think ms. issa's experience is somehow different from those public school students
Twice ko ng pinanood, i want more 😊
Yes, po! More next Friday!
I grew up in QC, and my class was at 7:30 am. Even if my school was (I just realized this now) 25 minutes away, I used to wake up at 4:00 am, not only due to traffic but I also have to wait for the announcement if it's suspended or not,lol.
Glad Rio is there
I REALLY ENJOYED THIS EPISODE. ALL REAL TALK HAHA
super relate to the filipino chinese girl lol her school life was literally my school life 😂
I hope there's a part 2 of this episode. Hahaha! That's so interesting. Part 2...a more detailed "School life" stories.
Thanks so much.
New episode with a new topic, next Friday night! :)
Loved it ❤reminded me of the locker I kept my books in , from 🇮🇳
Public school here! May punishments pag late samin, ipapalinis sa campus, dun sa part na walang assigned class hahah
part 2 hahaha
We have lockers when I was in HS, though it's not inside the classroom. We didn't have to bring all books from home to school everyday.
The kukupit and pork barrel got me HAHAHA buset it's 2am here HAHAHA
Cute yung chinoy ❤
Lmao natawa ako sa "cheap tayo" ni Jinho hahahaha but I really get what he was saying with the harsher punishment. Our teachers really terrorised my classmates, especially back in grade school. I never experienced that with American teachers, but my classmates there were more outspoken and opinionated
ETA : I went to school from 8 am to 8 pm. I was the first to be fetched by the school service and then I was the last to get dropped off. It was like I was already working as a kid lol
Public schools in ncr start classes at 6 am then you go home at 12 pm. So others could use the room from 12 pm to 6 pm.
Not all but mostly. There are few public schools in ncr that can accomodate all students in 1 shift (7-1:30 or 7-3:00).
in our school, each room has a cabinet for cleaning tools like floor maps, floor wax, dust pan, etc. but the very document was also used as my locker. I put all my books in there. lol
When I was in preschool and highschool I used to commute/walk... And we also experienced harsh punishment from our teachers... Back then student parents were afraid of teachers .. Now it's the other way around teachers are afraid of parents and students hahhahha😂😂
You should have a representative from a filipino who experienced public schools.
During elementary days sa barangay namin my school so walking distance, sa province 1km is walking distance then whole day class😅. High school my service para hindi makipag agawan sa public vehicle pero safe naman kahit mag commute.
I had a mickey mouse pencil case and a pink hello kitty backpack when I was in grade school from my cousin that worked in Japan. Everybody thought I was born Japanese since I blushed under the sun.
Si ateng Issa ang yaman may pa school bus nung grade school ako naglalakad kami ng 20-30 mins with friends.
500 baon per day loool
@@Seoulsearcher131 yayamanin si ateng. Baon ko nun 10 pesos lang 😳
@@shashing8528 hehe same. magkaedaran ba tayo? Lol
@@Seoulsearcher131 naabutan mo ba ang Gimik pero G-mik talaga ang napanood mo? Hahaha
@@shashing8528 yesss hahahhaa
So fun to watch and hear your childhood stories!
Oh thise mongol pencils!
Those pencil sharpeners were like high class commodity in those days.😂
Any of yiu guys play sipa ? I only watched my classmates. Was not into those sports. LoL
Samin naman may sarili kaming offices, dun iniiwan yung mga subjects tas uuwi mo lang if may assignment ka dun sa subject mo na yun, at yun lang uuwi mo. ACE curriculum ang school....gang High school ko ganun, tas ng College dun lang naiba, yung teacher nag tuturo na tas nasa harapan ng black board. Mas ok ng college, parang controlled ka kasi ng primary to secindary. mag memorise pa ng Bible Verses kakairita hahaha. mas nadalian ako ng college ako.
In province we woke up at 3 am because school are far away and you need to walj 3 hrs😂😂😂😂😂
from grade 1 to 4th yr high school (10 yrs) I wake up at 4:30 because school morning session classes starts at 6am
I live in Manila, when i was in elementary school, our classes starts at 6:00am but it is required to at least be there at 5:30am or 5:50am, and it also ends at 12:00pm. And that was only morning sessions (gr.2-4-6), for afternoon sessions (gr.1-3-5) they go to school at 12:00pm until 6:00pm. Its also because all the students that go to the Elementary School was close or just 20-30 minutes away.
We need to wake up 4-ish AM since class starts at 5:30am and we were elementary students 😢😢😢😢 sanayan talaga
Legit yung bags hahahaha
Watching this at 4:30am while taking a shit, right before I take a bath coz I'll be traveling for 2 hours to my college. LOL. PH gang.
I remember my elem and high school days, I studied in private school so we are obliged to bring our books at home. In elem days, it is a struggle to pull my stroller bag since our house is near to our school and I have to walk home. On high school days, my back is aching because I have to bring 10 books everyday 😂😅 at the end of the day, someone or our teacher checks our room to make sure that no books are left. If they found one, they'll throw it to the trash can and you'll never see it again 😂😂
Nagulantang aq dun sa "their sticking their Mongols up at my Pencil Case"🤣😂🤣😂
In my country I used the school bus to go to school. It only took around 30 mins to ride to school. But I had to wake around 5:30 am or 5am to get ready as the school bus pick up time was 6:15am and the school started at 7am for all students. Basically at 7am the school gates would close and nobody could go in anymore.
In Japan, kids in primary school only learn basic stuff like some kanji, some math, Japanese class, art, and school duties such as cleaning, club activities, etc.
Can you please make part 2😅
More episodes coming soon! Every Friday night!
bitin😂❤
Pork barrel got me! hahahahha
Si Jinho ung masasabi yayamanin dahil sa pencil case hahaha 😂
Exactly. She said it's not safe but as she have said in the vid, she didn't experience riding public vehicles going to school.
same shoes? why, where'd they get that from?
Please have same segement for the 4 of you. It was a fun discussion. 😅
Catch more episodes every Friday night!
I Adore you ❤️ you are very funny but i would like that if you could put subtitles during your videos? Thank you so much for this❤❤❤❤
Ngek 5am ka nga gigising pero maaga ka naman makakauwi kaya healthy yun for us nuh. Kesa naman tanghali nga start ng klase nyo super late naman kayo umuuwi. anu mas healthy?😅
Ang gwapo ni jinho kahit mataba sya
As someone who lives and teaches in japan bit is Australian and has Cambodian/Chinese background allow me to throw information here.
I wonder where the hell Rio is from becuase the kids I’ve taught in Tokyo carry all of their books and you see them struggling on the train. I’ve had a couple of kids commute for about an hour just to get to their schools. I do feel like once you get out of Tokyo, the vibe of school changed and it’s so laid back.
I also feel the club activities are there so children learn how to make friends. In fact, I feel like that’s how a lot of socializing happens in Japan as you don’t really mix your friendship groups. Eg club friends, high school friends, University friends, etc.
Meanwhile in Australia it was 8:45 to 3:15 for me. I did no extra curricular activities because I didn’t want to them even though my parents made me do Chinese and Kumon briefly but I hated it. Thank god we had lockers too. Carrying all the books around would be hell. That and there were buses if you lived far away but kids could also commute to school via public transport or walking
Mukhang sa subdivision or village nakatira si Ate kaya hassle mag commute pero if sa normal neighborhood ka lang nakatira even elementary schools naglalakad lang papunta ng school pero yung may mga pera nagttricycle haahahhaha pero if may kachikahan ka pauwi it's okay to walk home. Tsaka safe naman po mag commute HAHAHAHA convenience lang naman labanan kasi pwede ka talaga matulog sa service compared pag nag commute ka. May pakialam naman din mga drivers pag nadaan malapit sa school and be alert din naman wag tatanga tanga na di tumitingin sa daan HAHAHAH
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sana yung inilagay nila yung estudyante na galing sa pampublikong eskwelahan. malayong malayo sa realidad yung representasyon ng Pilipina dito eh
Wait, what? No sports here? While in our elem. School we have alot of team competing in so many sports competition (City meet, district meet, stacaa then palarong pambansa) even in "SIPA", all public schools are like that, i guess she never experienced the public school life 😅 good video tho, baliw-baliw talaga si jinho, LT lagi sakanya e 😂
I think Issa girl is relatively privileged compared to many of us, not that it's a bad thing tho but speaking from a public-school graduate point of view who happened to be in Tondo which is known to be 'not safe', ligtas naman kaming naglalakad papasok ng 4AM nung elem ta's lalakad pauwi sa tanghali kase just like what Jinho said, mas marami yung pumipili ng school na walking distant here in Manila, napipilitan lang mapalayo ung iba due to overpopulation. Nung nasa college ako madalas ako makakita ng mga deaf-mute na elementary student na nagjijeep ~so it's not unsafe nor safe kase yung safety mo nakasalalay sa awareness mo sa paligid. I also witnessed corporal punishment Jinho was talking about and that was around 2008 dadapa ka sa mesa tas papaluin ka pag nailista ka sa board ng noise officer kase maingay ka.
About sa early call time, I guess it was rooted from the fact that overpopulated nga kase around Manila and Greater Manila Area so hinahati nila sa umaga at hapon ang schedule ng mga estudyante. That's why parang iba yung way sa mga province na they are in school most of the day while in Manila hanggang tanghali lang. So, elementary wala masyadong extracurricular not until highschool kase dun na hanggang 3pm to 7pm ang klase. Yung food naman sa public school ay pang 'brunch' lang kaya ang kakainin mo ay tinapay at soup parang meryenda lang pero healthy naman yun kase walang junk food, pre-stocked kase sya kumbaga naka ayos na kukunin na lang ng officers sa canteen tas sa room magbebentahan, ganyan ang sistema ng non-sectarian public schools in Manila. I think she's out of touch sa mga ganitong situation kase sa private school sya nag aaral
Baka yung canteen lang nila Issa yung nagseserve ng hindi healthy na food kase public school din ako, di ko din need ng lunchbox kase may canteen naman na pwede kang bumili ng food during break. Tapos pag public school wala naman locker kaya obligado kang dalhin yung sandamakmak na librong di naman lahat ginagamit🤣 tsaka 3rd world country kami FYI Jinho compare sa inyo ni Rio na born sa 1st world country. Kainis lang parang lait na lait lang kase ang Pinoy dito.😅
Cute lilac🪷
Mas na represent pa ni Jinho yung PH schools kesa kay Issa na representative ng Pinas. Mas nagtatagalog pa yung Korean.
The Japanese guy is so cute. Hi
Hiiii☺️🇯🇵haha
si jinho sobrang judger hahahaa
Isn't it the guy who always says ten ?
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ISSA sounds like she is from La Salle hahaha
Jose marichan Chinese 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣