I'm French, living in Seoul, and we're going to try to have kids with my husband this year. We discussed about putting them in the French school as well later in life, so this is a very interesting and on topic video. ^^
Three languages it's amazing! I am impressed he is a smart and dashing young man. As a mom, I would be so proud of him. I wonder how people can not embrace the beauty in our similarities and differences. The global community is big, yet small because we are so connected.
I'm never tired of these interviews. As an Asian married to a foreigner, with 2 kids, it gives me perspective as to how my kids will face issues as they grow up.
teach your child the your asian language. Don't be that mother that is obsessed with fitting in and is ashamed of her asianess. Many half-asian kids grew up not learning their asian language and they find it extremely difficult to communicate and feel close to their asian relatives and culture.
It will be fine, because with the older generation passing away, newer generation that grow up will be more open-minded and there’s gonna be more half or mixed in the future, I think it’s not a big issue to be worried about
In Asia, unfortunately if you are half or foreigner and if you born there and live for years it’s impossible to you to get the Korean, or Japanese or Chinese or whatever Asian nationality. That’s the problem than you can’t study in the national school but the school for foreigners and you’ll never been integrated as a native Asian. Not like Europe or US if you are foreigner you can apply for nationality it’s impossible in Asia. Why one day I’ve talk to a Mongol men is saying to me that in Asians country there is few mixed couple Bcs they don’t want to see their country invaded by immigration and they don’t want there race disappear. Now I understand Bcs they are very conservative countries.
It felt really good to listen and watch this video. I am myself half French half Romanian but grew up all my life in Sweden and went to a French school there. I could relate so much to what he shared
I'm 65, half Greek, half Korean. In the early days we really stood out to the point where ppl would stop and stare. Sometimes I felt like I was in a zoo as a boy.
@@aiaesthetics1124 He said he made a decision, when he was 19 and now he has to go, or lose the citizenship. Maybe I understand it wrong, but as i understand the text it seems, that he could have dodged service and kept the citizenship. But now, that he has commited, the only way to not go, is leave the citizienship.
@@valentinaci7888 Well, with that neighbor, you need a military, if you want to live in peace. Women could do their part and get some children - then everything would be ok.
@@valentinaci7888. Вы идиоты? Это девочки, армия-это женское дело? Разве что по желанию. Это во всех странах, но в вашей забыли,что такое настоящие мужчины, одни геи остались
Hello, what he said in french : Good morning, my name is Hojin but also Quentin. I have 25 years old, soon 26. And well I'm half French, half Korean. I live at Seoul with my parents. And I'm a model and photographer also
뭐야 그냥 얼굴 조금 하얀 한국인이자나ㅎㅎ 저도 어릴땐 혼혈이라고 하면 뭔가 다른 사람 같다는 생각을 했었는데 살다보니 이제는 혼혈도 흔해진편이고 생김새가 조금 다르더라도 한국말하고 한국을 이해하고 있다면 그냥 한국인이네라고 생각하고 사는것 같아요 군대 조심히 다녀오시고 앞으로도 좋은일만 가득한 삶을 살아가길 바래요
So glad u interviewed him. Def honest n shared his experience with us. It is def hard growing up as a mix in Korean. I think a part of him want to live in France a bit is bec he got judge so much growing up. So cool that he could speak 3 languages so fluently. I'm loosing my native language 😂. Wish him the best of luck 🎉
И как это сделает корейцем? Служишь в армии, если имеешь гражданство и долг перед страной. Отвод у нас получают временно те,кто получает высшее образование. Для вас кореец-это гражданство, для нас -национальность. Я живу в другой стране, в России, но точно русскими мы никогба себя не считали, потому как это бред.
@@ЮлияЦой-л4йExcept for health reasons, men who do not serve in the military cannot be accepted as Koreans in Korean society. Even the president's son.
I have Friends who was mixed by white father and Asian mother!! he ever said to me: The mixed child from Asian father and non Asian mother more get regconize by people in asia than us because they take their Asian father last name!!
Хотя это неверно. Я наблюдаю такие браки, так вот от конейской матери дети несут больше корейских традиций, культуры, привычек. А вот русские мамы,например, делают детей русскими. Мы даже не в Корее стараемчя кровь не мешатт
한국인은 심하게 동질성을 강요하는 나라라고 ,,그래서 한국어를 잘하지 못하거나 행동이나 문화 배경이 한국적이지 않으면 외국인으로 취급을 당함,,,그리고 이는 미국 캐나다 호주 중남미 같이 다인종화 혹은 이민국가를 제외하고 대부분 나라들에서 유사하다,,,미국인들 조차도 외국인은 배척의 대상 이라고,,,,
I had very bad experiences in Toulouse. At the grocery store I couldn't find a certain vegetable so I asked one of the employees and she showed me where it was but did it in such a rude way as if I was stupid and made a very annoyed face at me. It made me feel bad. Also in the subway, very rude people ... In Germany people are much nicer.
I understand this feelings. In Japan is the same. The half boy look like Russian. In Russia have this kind of type. I’m agree with him in France is like that people are not polite and egoistic.
В каком месте? У моей тети, чистокровной кореянки, глаза и то больше, а у двоюродного брата гораздо симпатичнее лицо. На русского он 100% не похож. Я кореянка, живу в 2 странах, одна из которых-Россия.
@@ЮлияЦой-л4й парень симпатичный и безусловно есть казахи более симпатичные. Но речь здесь мое было о том что и он и казахи миксы). Миск у казахов началось со времен их предков европеоидной внешности саков/скифов и азиатско ввглядящих хуннов.
As a halfie french myself 😅 half french half polish, I really appreciate this interview. He's down to earth and I agree with him about the free culture in France, that's pretty much true (especially compared to a judgy culture like korean 👀) and probably one of the best aspect of France 🇨🇵💚
I'm a Korean, not half, but lived abroad for a very long time. Due to this reason, I believe I exude different vibe than those who lived in Korea all of their life, making Korean tourists think that I'm Japanese or Chinese. Funny enough, I experienced racial discriminations based on "what" they thought I was even though I am a Korean. They would shut themselves up straightaway and flee the scenes whenever I spoke Korean. I really think there's so many things in relation to discrimination that must be educated not just in European nations but also in Asian countries.
Wow, he can speak 3 languages very that's awesome..And he's dual citizen, chose to join the mandatory military, very impressive, that's cool to me, way to go and good luck to all his everyday and future endeavor😊😊And by the way, as an interviewer, you also speak fluent Korean, how cool is that eh😉😉
Hello 👋🏾 FYI, the video you reference/link in this reel is not the video for this couple. Instead, The link brings you to the interview with the half French halfway and gentleman that's a model. I enjoyed that interview but thankfully TH-cam automatically recommended your full interview with this couple after I watched the model's interview. 🙌🏾
Mixed race is an interesting topic to ponder. I'll soon have a mixed race granddaughter who I'm very much looking forward to spoiling rotten. That being said, I am not a fan of multiculturalism as it's being pushed, and even forced nowadays. It dilutes the culture of the host country and I think Korea and Japan are right to be as ethnocentric as they are. It's a dilemma, to be sure, and I worry about the challenges my granddaughter will face.
C’est très rare de trouver des jeunes en France ayant uniquement des origines françaises, avec les guerres du vingtième siècle notamment, on a tous des grands parents ou parents avec des origines étrangère : la force de la France, c’est sa diversité
no matter where you're always going to face adversity espeically ify ou're perceived as different in some strong way . beng in the US people will say sht until they know I can speak English. Same thing in Korea too, will say sht in Korean, until they know I can fully understand them.
반갑습니다. 당신은 당연히 한국인입니다. 당당히 어깨를 펴고 마음 편히 갖고 한국에서 사십시오. 한국에서 패션 모델로서 크게 성공하시고, 늘 행복하시길 바랍니다. 유대인 혼혈은 누구나 이스라엘 국민이 될 수 있는 것처럼 이제 대한민국도 한국인의 피가 조금이라도 섞여 있다면 본인이 원하면 대한민국 국적을 부여했으면 좋겠습니다. 인구 감소 완화에도 도움이 될 것이고요.
We have become more of a melting pot, especially in the state. It's becoming more of a norm to see mixed kids. Wish him the best of luck. Great video! ❤
레몬 타르트 가다 순대 국밥으로 전환에서 빵 터짐 ㅋㅋ 100퍼 한국인에 조상 대대로 여기 사람이라 생긴 거도 100퍼 동아시아인이지만, 아버지가 전형적 남방계라 일본인 비슷한 외모에 외가쩍 '튀는 성격' 때문에 한국에선 좀 고생하고 유럽에서 공부하고 느끼 건데. 백인들 ㅋ 뒷담화 ㅋ 합니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그리고 남들에게 관심 1도 없어 보이지만 호기심 나면 미친 듯 달려듬.. I used to study Emglish at a quite posh English language school in my early stage in England. I used to hear white (especially European) people were quite indifferent to others and independent on their own. It was true in a way of myth got broken when I learnt my teacher shared my readings with other teachers at the teachers' room. It waw a mid-sized town, then EVERYONE in the town knew when I was going out in my red coat so on. Not only for the school but supermarket, clothe shops, book stores, pharmacy, church, restaurant, museum and so on. It was true the Enlish was quite distant and indifferent to others but if there was a 'rare one' then non-non. Later moved to London, where was relatively better than Cambridge, but more or less the same after living in the same region for over 1 year. Of course my classmates and flatmates were the same; French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swiss, Russian and so on especially for Europeans than the same East Asians like me.
@@pulloutsange He said that as he had dual nationality he had the choice not to go. By the way, I'm not saying that so he doesn't go, I respect his choice
My daughters are French Korean and my Oldest is a first grader here in Korean school . Some boys called her “외국인“ I call The teacher and I teach my girl to stand strong . Now this boy call her “우리 공주님” ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Long story short: If there’s one French parent and one with X nationality, when you reach 18. Based on Personal experience. My unlucky day with super zealous/bored city hall employee of the year! But apparently it’s the law. Anyway, it was a few years ago.
@@aaat4873 If one of your parent is French you're de facto French and you don't have to choose anything. One cannot renounce his French citizenship either. Was the same in the past. Perhaps your French parent didn't register you when you were born and you had to prove you're French later. Children whose both parents aren't French but were born or grew up in France must ask for their French citizenship at some milestones, 18 being one of them.
И в чем плюс? Это еще вопрос. В моей семье люди имеют 2 гражланства, я часто езжу туда-сюда. В Корею и назад в Россию. Честно, я живу в богатом регионе в России, видимо, живу нормально, тк по продуктам в Корее огромный минус. Плохое качество и выбор продуктов. В России выбор гораздо шире. Когда я бывала в Корее недолго, это так в глаща не бросалось..Я просто не осознавала,как богата Россия, у нас же все и в большом количестве. Второй момент-это уровень образования..Хорошо, ты учишь корейский,поэтому поехал в Корею. Но посмотрев уровень образования в школах, разочарование жуткое. Разные школы. Но уровень просто примитивный. Математика,физика, химия-на нуле..Плохое знание истории и георафии. И это вам даже для ученика обычной школы в России. Если вы возьмете профильный уровень, то ученику профиля делать в Корее нечего. Имея возможность учить реьенка в Корее, я его там учить не буду. Фундаментальное образование плохое
I have so much respect for this dude for wanting to serve in the military to get closer to his Korean roots. I know native South Koreans who would skip it if they could.
He is wrong, many French speak French, especially in Paris. Also people are less rude now that I regret as a Parisian, it was a lot of fun. Most of Parisians are from elsewhere in France. Real Parisians are tough people with a harsh sens of humor
He speaks very good French, Korean and English. Awesome and he has experience living in both countries. He is cool
❤
I'm French, living in Seoul, and we're going to try to have kids with my husband this year. We discussed about putting them in the French school as well later in life, so this is a very interesting and on topic video. ^^
As I know the main reason of 90% divorces where one of Korean is body odor.
praying good wishes 🎉
Please send your (future) children to French schools, they will speak fluent French and learn about French culture.
@@ChrissieSMmy daughter she is in French school in Gangnam, it’s also important for my daughter to learn about her others half cultures.
I have 2 girls and they go to Korean school . They are perfectly bilingual . And the oldest
One is also good at English
Three languages it's amazing! I am impressed he is a smart and dashing young man. As a mom, I would be so proud of him. I wonder how people can not embrace the beauty in our similarities and differences. The global community is big, yet small because we are so connected.
I'm never tired of these interviews. As an Asian married to a foreigner, with 2 kids, it gives me perspective as to how my kids will face issues as they grow up.
teach your child the your asian language. Don't be that mother that is obsessed with fitting in and is ashamed of her asianess. Many half-asian kids grew up not learning their asian language and they find it extremely difficult to communicate and feel close to their asian relatives and culture.
It will be fine, because with the older generation passing away, newer generation that grow up will be more open-minded and there’s gonna be more half or mixed in the future, I think it’s not a big issue to be worried about
In Asia, unfortunately if you are half or foreigner and if you born there and live for years it’s impossible to you to get the Korean, or Japanese or Chinese or whatever Asian nationality. That’s the problem than you can’t study in the national school but the school for foreigners and you’ll never been integrated as a native Asian. Not like Europe or US if you are foreigner you can apply for nationality it’s impossible in Asia. Why one day I’ve talk to a Mongol men is saying to me that in Asians country there is few mixed couple Bcs they don’t want to see their country invaded by immigration and they don’t want there race disappear. Now I understand Bcs they are very conservative countries.
It was hard for my children , we decided to move to usa, they are treated much better in a multi cultural society
Please teach them both sides of their heritage and language. They will thank you when they’re adults.
It felt really good to listen and watch this video. I am myself half French half Romanian but grew up all my life in Sweden and went to a French school there. I could relate so much to what he shared
Nice guy, I wish him luck on his journey ❄️
순대국밥 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 레몬타르트 ㅋㅋㅋ
군대 잘 다녀오세요!
그리고 당신의 복무에 감사드립니다. ❤
행님 어떤선택을 하든 좋은길이 있길 바랍니당!!
매력적인 청년이네요!
I'm 65, half Greek, half Korean. In the early days we really stood out to the point where ppl would stop and stare. Sometimes I felt like I was in a zoo as a boy.
Great interview. Both of you speak so well.
Very impressive that he plans to serve in the Korean military when he didn't need to as a dual citizen 👏👏👏
You missed the part where he said he HAD to do it to keep his dual citizenship, specifically his Korean nationality. 😂
@@aiaesthetics1124 He said he made a decision, when he was 19 and now he has to go, or lose the citizenship. Maybe I understand it wrong, but as i understand the text it seems, that he could have dodged service and kept the citizenship. But now, that he has commited, the only way to not go, is leave the citizienship.
@@testthewest123 exactly, he had a choice but had to decide at 19
@@valentinaci7888 Well, with that neighbor, you need a military, if you want to live in peace.
Women could do their part and get some children - then everything would be ok.
@@valentinaci7888. Вы идиоты? Это девочки, армия-это женское дело? Разве что по желанию. Это во всех странах, но в вашей забыли,что такое настоящие мужчины, одни геи остались
That's nice to see this video as a French person to see how an half French and half Korean feels. That guy seems kind too
Hello, what he said in french :
Good morning, my name is Hojin but also Quentin. I have 25 years old, soon 26. And well I'm half French, half Korean. I live at Seoul with my parents. And I'm a model and photographer also
I think the young man is very level-headed, his parents did a good job! I wish him the best for his future!
뭐야 그냥 얼굴 조금 하얀 한국인이자나ㅎㅎ
저도 어릴땐 혼혈이라고 하면 뭔가 다른 사람 같다는 생각을 했었는데
살다보니 이제는 혼혈도 흔해진편이고 생김새가 조금 다르더라도 한국말하고 한국을 이해하고 있다면 그냥 한국인이네라고 생각하고 사는것 같아요
군대 조심히 다녀오시고 앞으로도 좋은일만 가득한 삶을 살아가길 바래요
What a cool young man. It was fun to see the interview done in all three languages
I love your channel and your interviews. This was a very interesting interview, thank you both!
So glad u interviewed him. Def honest n shared his experience with us. It is def hard growing up as a mix in Korean. I think a part of him want to live in France a bit is bec he got judge so much growing up. So cool that he could speak 3 languages so fluently. I'm loosing my native language 😂. Wish him the best of luck 🎉
He's absolutely gorgeous ❤🎉😍
Compliment from Singapore.
I like this video..Great..look forward to such blog..Is so nice to see and hear dual nationalities.
He is very handsome. Great mixture.
and he speaks beautiful English...❤❤❤❤❤❤
Trilingual~~ bravo ! Such a bright young man❤
LOL before he even said it, I knew he was a model. With a combination like that, how could he not be? 👍
군대 간다면 그냥 무조건 한국인이야...아마도 모든 한국인들이 그렇게 생각하고 있을듯@
И как это сделает корейцем? Служишь в армии, если имеешь гражданство и долг перед страной. Отвод у нас получают временно те,кто получает высшее образование. Для вас кореец-это гражданство, для нас -национальность. Я живу в другой стране, в России, но точно русскими мы никогба себя не считали, потому как это бред.
@@ЮлияЦой-л4йExcept for health reasons, men who do not serve in the military cannot be accepted as Koreans in Korean society. Even the president's son.
Ça fait plaisir de voir un français 🇫🇷
Il est coréen
@@carilaeeduardo3055
And French
I have Friends who was mixed by white father and Asian mother!! he ever said to me:
The mixed child from Asian father and non Asian mother more get regconize by people in asia than us because they take their Asian father last name!!
Хотя это неверно. Я наблюдаю такие браки, так вот от конейской матери дети несут больше корейских традиций, культуры, привычек. А вот русские мамы,например, делают детей русскими. Мы даже не в Корее стараемчя кровь не мешатт
He is a dashing guy that is beautiful inside and out! I wish him the best in his career.
한국인은 심하게 동질성을 강요하는 나라라고 ,,그래서 한국어를 잘하지 못하거나 행동이나 문화 배경이 한국적이지 않으면 외국인으로 취급을 당함,,,그리고 이는 미국 캐나다 호주 중남미 같이 다인종화 혹은 이민국가를 제외하고 대부분 나라들에서 유사하다,,,미국인들 조차도 외국인은 배척의 대상 이라고,,,,
Dude is standing there giving us supermodel in the thumbnail...not even trying. I love it!❤
Why am I looking at Paris Fashion Week Videos looking for Hojin🔥
He looks both european and asian and he has unique voice.
Interesting character of a guy! Really enjoying this insightful interview
Tarte au citron...ok, mais tarte au citron meringuée...ça c'est de la tuerie.
I can’t wait to find my hubby 🥹♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ This is so wholesome
Bonjour 안영 Hojin/Quentin 😊
Putain le tarte au citron sorti de nul part ça m'a réveillé
He's so precious 🥺
Wa super parcours et belle mentalité. Hésite pas à passer par Toulouse on est plus amical 😌
C'est clair que les Toulousains sont sympas. Rien que l'accent ça met l'ambiance chaleureuse.
A Strasbourg aussi, on est sympas. ^^
I had very bad experiences in Toulouse. At the grocery store I couldn't find a certain vegetable so I asked one of the employees and she showed me where it was but did it in such a rude way as if I was stupid and made a very annoyed face at me. It made me feel bad.
Also in the subway, very rude people ... In Germany people are much nicer.
Excellent Report!
Love your videos and insights into these.
God he has the heart to go to the military
He has to , to keep korean passport.
Otherwise, hell just be French
@@demri123 no, he said he had the choice but had to make the decision at 19. He could still be a dual citizen either way
I understand this feelings. In Japan is the same. The half boy look like Russian. In Russia have this kind of type. I’m agree with him in France is like that people are not polite and egoistic.
No he don’t look like Russian. he look like Kazakh. Kazakhs have half Asian half European feautures.
В каком месте? У моей тети, чистокровной кореянки, глаза и то больше, а у двоюродного брата гораздо симпатичнее лицо. На русского он 100% не похож. Я кореянка, живу в 2 странах, одна из которых-Россия.
@@Buyanjagal.Bчерты лица у него грубые. Казахи симпатичнее есть, чем этот метис.
@@ЮлияЦой-л4й парень симпатичный и безусловно есть казахи более симпатичные. Но речь здесь мое было о том что и он и казахи миксы). Миск у казахов началось со времен их предков европеоидной внешности саков/скифов и азиатско ввглядящих хуннов.
But you are so cool❤❤I liked your modeling.Fly high from-Nepal
Il est trilingue!! Génial !! Je lui souhaite une belle carrière dans le mannequinat que soit en 🇰🇷 ou enn🇫🇷!!
Ah moi aussi j'adore la tarte au citron 😊 et les opéras 😊
Wow, he’s beautiful 😍. That’s all I have to say.
As a halfie french myself 😅 half french half polish, I really appreciate this interview.
He's down to earth and I agree with him about the free culture in France, that's pretty much true (especially compared to a judgy culture like korean 👀) and probably one of the best aspect of France 🇨🇵💚
yet again, really high quality guest selection!
Great inspiration for my own street-interviews - thanks!
Discrimination in Korean society really sucks
I'm a Korean, not half, but lived abroad for a very long time. Due to this reason, I believe I exude different vibe than those who lived in Korea all of their life, making Korean tourists think that I'm Japanese or Chinese. Funny enough, I experienced racial discriminations based on "what" they thought I was even though I am a Korean. They would shut themselves up straightaway and flee the scenes whenever I spoke Korean.
I really think there's so many things in relation to discrimination that must be educated not just in European nations but also in Asian countries.
Merci Quentin, et viens en France quand tu veux !
He looks similar to Conan O Brien.
I wish they had their own Channel
Ohh I like that guy! He’s cool! ❤
I’m awed that he is trilingual.
Wow, he can speak 3 languages very that's awesome..And he's dual citizen, chose to join the mandatory military, very impressive, that's cool to me, way to go and good luck to all his everyday and future endeavor😊😊And by the way, as an interviewer, you also speak fluent Korean, how cool is that eh😉😉
he's really cool guy👏~
Lovely family
He is perfectly trilingual
he's so handsome!
Love it 😍
좋은 질문을 많이 물어봐서 재미있었어요
Hello 👋🏾 FYI, the video you reference/link in this reel is not the video for this couple.
Instead, The link brings you to the interview with the half French halfway and gentleman that's a model.
I enjoyed that interview but thankfully TH-cam automatically recommended your full interview with this couple after I watched the model's interview. 🙌🏾
I be seeing u in a lot of RDC comment sections
@@MonkeyDJaden75 - Yes, you do. 😄 How are you? 😊
그리고택시차별은 한국인이던 외국인이던 승차거부많이합니다 본인이 혼혈인이라고 차별한다 생각하지마세요
강하고 우월한 유전자와 어려운 환경에 도전해서 승리한 당신을 존경하며 응원합니다.
Mixed race is an interesting topic to ponder. I'll soon have a mixed race granddaughter who I'm very much looking forward to spoiling rotten. That being said, I am not a fan of multiculturalism as it's being pushed, and even forced nowadays. It dilutes the culture of the host country and I think Korea and Japan are right to be as ethnocentric as they are. It's a dilemma, to be sure, and I worry about the challenges my granddaughter will face.
C’est très rare de trouver des jeunes en France ayant uniquement des origines françaises, avec les guerres du vingtième siècle notamment, on a tous des grands parents ou parents avec des origines étrangère : la force de la France, c’est sa diversité
택시 드라이버들이 안태워 주는 건 인종차별이 아니라 영어 울렁증 때문일 거예요😊😊
although he is half korean he mostly looks like a foreigner since he took after the french parent
Yes, he looks a lot more French.
no matter where you're always going to face adversity espeically ify ou're perceived as different in some strong way . beng in the US people will say sht until they know I can speak English. Same thing in Korea too, will say sht in Korean, until they know I can fully understand them.
반갑습니다. 당신은 당연히 한국인입니다. 당당히 어깨를 펴고 마음 편히 갖고 한국에서 사십시오. 한국에서 패션 모델로서 크게 성공하시고, 늘 행복하시길 바랍니다.
유대인 혼혈은 누구나 이스라엘 국민이 될 수 있는 것처럼 이제 대한민국도 한국인의 피가 조금이라도 섞여 있다면 본인이 원하면 대한민국 국적을 부여했으면 좋겠습니다.
인구 감소 완화에도 도움이 될 것이고요.
외국인같아서 말을 안거는게 아니라 원래 젊은 한국인들은 먼저 괜히 말 잘 안검 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 일이나 학교같은 특정집단에서 같이 부딛히는 관계일때나 말걸기시작하는거지 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
We have become more of a melting pot, especially in the state. It's becoming more of a norm to see mixed kids. Wish him the best of luck. Great video! ❤
레몬 타르트 가다 순대 국밥으로 전환에서 빵 터짐 ㅋㅋ
100퍼 한국인에 조상 대대로 여기 사람이라 생긴 거도 100퍼 동아시아인이지만, 아버지가 전형적 남방계라 일본인 비슷한 외모에 외가쩍 '튀는 성격' 때문에 한국에선 좀 고생하고 유럽에서 공부하고 느끼 건데.
백인들 ㅋ
뒷담화 ㅋ 합니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
그리고 남들에게 관심 1도 없어 보이지만 호기심 나면 미친 듯 달려듬..
I used to study Emglish at a quite posh English language school in my early stage in England. I used to hear white (especially European) people were quite indifferent to others and independent on their own. It was true in a way of myth got broken when I learnt my teacher shared my readings with other teachers at the teachers' room. It waw a mid-sized town, then EVERYONE in the town knew when I was going out in my red coat so on. Not only for the school but supermarket, clothe shops, book stores, pharmacy, church, restaurant, museum and so on.
It was true the Enlish was quite distant and indifferent to others but if there was a 'rare one' then non-non. Later moved to London, where was relatively better than Cambridge, but more or less the same after living in the same region for over 1 year. Of course my classmates and flatmates were the same; French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swiss, Russian and so on especially for Europeans than the same East Asians like me.
Don't go to Korean military😭😭
It's not optional in Korea.
Can you elaborate?
@@pulloutsange He said that as he had dual nationality he had the choice not to go.
By the way, I'm not saying that so he doesn't go, I respect his choice
My daughters are French Korean and my
Oldest is a first grader here in Korean school . Some boys called her “외국인“ I call
The teacher and I teach my girl to stand strong . Now this boy call her “우리 공주님” ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
That is one heck of a pretty man.
I neeed a Mr Lee in my life cus i aint doing myself any favors 🤣🤣
사방이 초강대국으로 둘러싸인 이 곳에서 이 나라를 지키는 한국 군인은 누가 뭐래도 한국인임. 국민들이 다 그렇게 생각할거에요. 특히 병역기피하려고 하면 할 수 있는 사람이 군대를 간다고 하니 호감을 안가질래야 안가질 수가 없음. Respect.
cool
clothes on both !
비쥬얼 멋지다 옷도 굿 👍
Wow, he is beautiful
laissez moi deviner, la mère est asiatique et le père blanc....
c'est pas un secret il l'a dit. lol
Je comprends même pas pourquoi il pose encore la question tant la réponse est évidente
Pleure
Very interesting.
WHy half? It's double.
Cool!
A mixture of Handsome
Is he a model? Very handsome
When you're 18, in France, you are being asked to choose a nationality.
Nobody has to choose a nationality in France.
Long story short: If there’s one French parent and one with X nationality, when you reach 18. Based on Personal experience. My unlucky day with super zealous/bored city hall employee of the year! But apparently it’s the law. Anyway, it was a few years ago.
@@aaat4873 If one of your parent is French you're de facto French and you don't have to choose anything. One cannot renounce his French citizenship either. Was the same in the past. Perhaps your French parent didn't register you when you were born and you had to prove you're French later. Children whose both parents aren't French but were born or grew up in France must ask for their French citizenship at some milestones, 18 being one of them.
Don’t say shit like that 😂
what are you talking about?
Sound pretty bad to become a korean citizen and live in Korea.
И в чем плюс? Это еще вопрос. В моей семье люди имеют 2 гражланства, я часто езжу туда-сюда. В Корею и назад в Россию. Честно, я живу в богатом регионе в России, видимо, живу нормально, тк по продуктам в Корее огромный минус. Плохое качество и выбор продуктов. В России выбор гораздо шире. Когда я бывала в Корее недолго, это так в глаща не бросалось..Я просто не осознавала,как богата Россия, у нас же все и в большом количестве. Второй момент-это уровень образования..Хорошо, ты учишь корейский,поэтому поехал в Корею. Но посмотрев уровень образования в школах, разочарование жуткое. Разные школы. Но уровень просто примитивный. Математика,физика, химия-на нуле..Плохое знание истории и георафии. И это вам даже для ученика обычной школы в России. Если вы возьмете профильный уровень, то ученику профиля делать в Корее нечего. Имея возможность учить реьенка в Корее, я его там учить не буду. Фундаментальное образование плохое
마스크가 너무 신비하네요
It's rather creepy calling a human being half this,half that.Do you mean from the waist down Korean and from the waist up French?
Taxi drivers are like this???
Yea a lot of korean taxi drivers are over 70 and they're pretty xenophobic
I have so much respect for this dude for wanting to serve in the military to get closer to his Korean roots. I know native South Koreans who would skip it if they could.
This dude grew up in seocho. Which means his family is well off. I doubt he grew up with any real discrimination
Yes, he looks like he was well educated and Gus family seems to be well off.
He is wrong, many French speak French, especially in Paris. Also people are less rude now that I regret as a Parisian, it was a lot of fun. Most of Parisians are from elsewhere in France. Real Parisians are tough people with a harsh sens of humor
Definitely overrated just like how Billie Ellish, Taylor Swift and Harry Style is overrated. Doesn’t mean that they’re bad.
Bonjour Quentin.