I have to say this coz chettan means brother in Malayalam , ettan means husband , most of the malayalis wife don't know that coz both words are similar so they get confused and call husband as chettan which is pretty weird and shame full also which no one knows their own language. atleast there is no problem like this between my mom and dad 😁
"Cheettan" has dual meaning in Malayalam. One is for elder brother and the other is for the ones who is elder than us.. When the husband is elder than the wife, then the wife calls the husband ' cheettan ' like calling "dear" in english
@@ryancrelling5950 cheettan is the correct form.. For the comfort in calling and to avoid the formal relation, we use cheetta... But thats not the correct form
Kenny's native language is Malayalam. That's his mother tongue. But he's more used to speaking English because he was born and brought up in Bangalore and more recently Hindi since he lives in Mumbai now.
Yes, Kenny is a Malayali and was brought up in Bangalore, Delhi etc. That's why he doesn't know much Malayalam. Also, Malayalam is known to be one of the toughest languages in India so we don't force anyone to learn it. If some non-Malayali learns it easily, we applaud them 😂 And a lot of people explained this below but still I'll repeat - "chettan" is the term for elder males and "chechi" for elder females. They are not just used for your own elder brother or sister. Here, since most of the husband's are elder than their wives, the wives call them "chettan" - example: my own mother calls that to my father. In some Jordindian videos, you might've heard Beep saying "chetta, two tea". That's how Malayalis order tea from elder male waiters/shopkeepers. Since Kenny didn't grow up in a Malayali surrounding, he might have heard "chettan" being used only on elder brothers.
Why is Malayalam hard to learn? I've always heard people say that it's difficult, but learning any new language is hard so what makes Malayalam different?
@@mamathapendyala even I don't know 😂 I am a Malayali who knows to read, write and speak the language so I can't say how it feels for outsiders to learn it. But most of my non-Malayali friends have said that compared to other languages that they have learnt, Malayalam is tougher. Few of my relatives who live outside Kerala, learnt that place's native language faster than Malayalam. So I think there's something tough about our language idk 😬
@@mamathapendyala malayalam is one of the hardest language in india. Cause in every district the slang changes so even you learn some malayalam it would be quite difficult to flow with the people
It's the first time when I also have to read the subtitles and watch the video, and the reaction all together. Now I can get in the shoes of poor Jaby.😅🤣
Even though English is our second language Indian's give more preference to English because India has 1625 languages but only 22 are considered as official languages.. So its not possible for an Indian to learn these languages so we just study English and use it everywhere... That's why majority of indians are good in English
Hey I know this is a weird question under jabys video but, do y'all know any very regional languages which are not one of the 22 official ones? Like spoken by smaller communities and stuff If you know, please comment Edit: my friend is currently doing a project on that
It is as same as Koreans girls call any man older than them and their own brothers and cousins 'Oppa'. The word 'Chettan' word is also used in same senses here in Kerala
Another Funny info. "Achaara Kirk" in Malayalam means "obsession to the level of craze for strictly observing and following traditional rituals and practices."
I have lived in Kerala for an year and I have met some extremely sweet and caring people❤️❤️..its impossible to learn Malayalam....my office colleagues did teach me important words and sentences though...that was fun...😁😁
The "chettan" In malayali is just like "oppa" In Korean for me... Because they both mean the same mostly. Like oppa is used for older brother by a girl and also for your boyfriend. Correct me if I'm wrong
Even Koreans do it, girls there call their husbands/boyfriend as well as older brothers "Oppa". No wonder I keep seeing videos of Koreans and Malyalis talking about how similar their languages are to each other. I think these words are more of a respectful term for someone older rather than having a sepcific meaning, so it doesn't feel that weird to me.
Yes. Its like that. Its doesn't necessarily mean brother. Its just mean elder one. Being a malayali , I don't find it creepy at all. Happy that you understood 😊
@@abhinavsingh5419 that's coz.. He was only born in Kerala.. He never stayed there. His dad was in the Navy and they were moving places. He spent majority of his life in Bangalore though.
Sahodharan is proper word for brother.... Chettan and annan is a respectful word for a male who is older than you ... Chettan is mostly used because it has a dearness to it.... Sahodharan means brother...
It is a myth that Malayalam is very complicated. We don't have grammatical gender, our declension is simple and mostly regular or follows simple patterns (-nte and -ude), the verb doesn't have to be conjugated, and our script is phonetic. One might encounter a lot of non-standard speech IRL, but learning proper "achadi" Malayalam shouldn't be hard for anyone.
You can call anybody who is older than you "Chettan" in Kerala and they will respond back with a smile most of the times😂. You can also call any Random Unknown person "Chettan" If wanna ask them for any help, from asking for directions to calling a Cab. That's how universal is "Chettan" Then there is "Chechi" which means sister, Don't use this unless you mean it especially if you have a crush on a girl, you wouldn't wanna spoil that by calling her Chechi (sister) would you??? "Chechi" isn't as universal as "Chettan".
The 'chettan' usage means brother but it's complicated. It's not just in Malayalam but throughout East where there exist cultures of addressing people older than you with respect. In North India, it's normally Bhai or bhaiya. In Tamil nadu, it's Anna. In Japan, nee Chan or onee Chan. In Malayalam, there happens to be a single term which happens to be used for brother as well well as for people older than you. Like the equivalent for grandmother is used for every old woman but that doesn't mean they are your grandmother.
Anna, Chetta, Aitta, bro All mean same in English, but... Anna is for an elder friend or something similar. Chetta is lil more respect calling a brother. Aitta is much, I mean much more affectionate, usually your sis, your bro, or your honey calls it. Also, just a thought, but maybe because we usually had the practice of marriage bw cousins ot stuck, I guess. Also, bro is just universal.😅
Few days ago i thought if you could react to this standup while seeing one of Kenny's video. Here you are Jabs and Achas. Enjoyed it a lot more with you two
Please react more to Saiman Says. A guy who does fearless comedy, without being unnecessarily cringy and cussing others. For sample you can check out his videos like - How to roast like Carryminati, One sided lovers, TH-cam FanFest Cringe 2019 & 2020, Valentine's Day Pranks, Leera:The Soulmate, etc. Really nice and honest guy, but seriously misunderstood. I hope you will check out his videos. 😊
*Iam a malayali living in MYsore which is like 2-3 hrs away form bANGALORE [KENNYS PLACE] but I speak perfect malayalam. THough I cant read or write malayalam, i can speak fluent malayalam in kannur accent*
Me too. I grew up outside but I speak malayalam well. But I think Kenny is only half malayali so they probably don't speak malayalam at home that much. So he has to kind of learn with the little exposure he has
Yes, Kenny Sebastian is a Keralite, originally Malayali, but has lived most of his life in Bangalore. More like you guys, for example, Asians in USA. But now, no longer use your native language as much as English.
Those who think the idea of using the word chetta is weird has no idea of the language. 'Chetta' is the short for 'Jyeshta' which means 'elder one'. Aniyan/Anujan means 'younger one'. You can call any male who is elder to you as Chetta. And you can call any male younger to as 'Aniyan'. It is similar to Annan and Thampi in Tamil. And the word for brother is 'Sahodaran'. Elder brother is 'Jyeshta Sahoharan'.
He doesn't know pure malayalam. It's a difficult language and some words have different meanings when they used with even certain tone. So, the Brother (it is not chettan) chettan is somebody who is older. Brother means Sahodaran.
Their reaction when they came to know that in Kerala, wifes call their husbands "Chettan" is beyond what I expected. 🤣
That's why my sister calls her husband "etta" and calls me "chetta". Clear distinction right there. Otherwise, I agree, it's really weird.
I have to say this coz chettan means brother in Malayalam , ettan means husband , most of the malayalis wife don't know that coz both words are similar so they get confused and call husband as chettan which is pretty weird and shame full also which no one knows their own language. atleast there is no problem like this between my mom and dad 😁
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@@vivek2357 yo wtf
@@vivek2357 it's not like that mate
"Cheettan" has dual meaning in Malayalam. One is for elder brother and the other is for the ones who is elder than us.. When the husband is elder than the wife, then the wife calls the husband ' cheettan ' like calling "dear" in english
@Justin J oke bro, edit cheythu
Then what means 'Chetta' ?
so like oppa in korean
@@ryancrelling5950 cheettan is the correct form.. For the comfort in calling and to avoid the formal relation, we use cheetta... But thats not the correct form
It's like oppa in Korean..
For brother and guys who are older and close to u
Kenny's native language is Malayalam. That's his mother tongue. But he's more used to speaking English because he was born and brought up in Bangalore and more recently Hindi since he lives in Mumbai now.
Yes, Kenny is a Malayali and was brought up in Bangalore, Delhi etc. That's why he doesn't know much Malayalam. Also, Malayalam is known to be one of the toughest languages in India so we don't force anyone to learn it. If some non-Malayali learns it easily, we applaud them 😂
And a lot of people explained this below but still I'll repeat - "chettan" is the term for elder males and "chechi" for elder females. They are not just used for your own elder brother or sister. Here, since most of the husband's are elder than their wives, the wives call them "chettan" - example: my own mother calls that to my father. In some Jordindian videos, you might've heard Beep saying "chetta, two tea". That's how Malayalis order tea from elder male waiters/shopkeepers. Since Kenny didn't grow up in a Malayali surrounding, he might have heard "chettan" being used only on elder brothers.
Kenny actually grew up in Bangalore.
@@edwardzionsaji3445 oh, I've heard him say that he also lived in Delhi. Wait, I'll correct my comment. Thank you 🙏
Why is Malayalam hard to learn? I've always heard people say that it's difficult, but learning any new language is hard so what makes Malayalam different?
@@mamathapendyala even I don't know 😂 I am a Malayali who knows to read, write and speak the language so I can't say how it feels for outsiders to learn it. But most of my non-Malayali friends have said that compared to other languages that they have learnt, Malayalam is tougher. Few of my relatives who live outside Kerala, learnt that place's native language faster than Malayalam. So I think there's something tough about our language idk 😬
@@mamathapendyala malayalam is one of the hardest language in india. Cause in every district the slang changes so even you learn some malayalam it would be quite difficult to flow with the people
while sebastian was joking in malayalam, i understood how hard it is for jaby and achara to understand jokes from subtitle -_-
omg i totally agree
@@anushkahans1321 ikr!
Warning: Mundu is a cool dress worn by highly trained professionals 🤣
Bro edit : Wear
@Ansuman Satapathy opps sorry bro, its past principle , yeah its 'worn' 😊😊
In Bihar even, a 'Lungi' is worn by professionals...
@@assassin9763 well there is quite difference between munddu and lungi
@@adamahmed5205 please elaborate...
It's the first time when I also have to read the subtitles and watch the video, and the reaction all together. Now I can get in the shoes of poor Jaby.😅🤣
Even though English is our second language Indian's give more preference to English because India has 1625 languages but only 22 are considered as official languages.. So its not possible for an Indian to learn these languages so we just study English and use it everywhere... That's why majority of indians are good in English
at* 😜
1625 are mother tongues right??
@@surasura3167 yup✌️
I can tell reading ur english!XD
Hey I know this is a weird question under jabys video but, do y'all know any very regional languages which are not one of the 22 official ones? Like spoken by smaller communities and stuff
If you know, please comment
Edit: my friend is currently doing a project on that
It is as same as Koreans girls call any man older than them and their own brothers and cousins 'Oppa'. The word 'Chettan' word is also used in same senses here in Kerala
Another Funny info. "Achaara Kirk" in Malayalam means "obsession to the level of craze for strictly observing and following traditional rituals and practices."
*"aachaara kirukk"
More like a craze for advance payment ("earnest money", അച്ചാരം)
Every Mallus outside Kerala can relate to him !!!
I do man🤦♀️ I'm a Delhiite Mallu and I relate too hard
@@anniemathew2340 Me too find it hard especially when they mock us for trying😂
Yeah...Had a lot of problems when I moved from Mumbai to Kerala
@@_thepirofreak they mock You?
I agree there are peolle who make fun But I've seen many people who enjoy the sweet flavour of Hindi in your malayalam.
@@psychadelicpotato8580 Yeah Bro I agree overall its funny 😂
Jaby has an interesting collection of T shirts 😂
Stay out of my territory!!
I am virat kohli thanks
I have lived in Kerala for an year and I have met some extremely sweet and caring people❤️❤️..its impossible to learn Malayalam....my office colleagues did teach me important words and sentences though...that was fun...😁😁
The "chettan" In malayali is just like "oppa" In Korean for me... Because they both mean the same mostly. Like oppa is used for older brother by a girl and also for your boyfriend. Correct me if I'm wrong
You are right. It is like oppa. Doesnt necessarily have to mean brother. It can be husband , boyfriend too
He is a malayali, he grew up in outside Kerala ( Bangalore), hence his malayalam is broken
Malayalis anyone here?
yo wassup
Yooo
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Ivide ondu
He is a Malayali but brought up in Namma Bengaluru, so proud to call him a Kannadiga :)
Has anyone noticed Jaby being all restless waiting for Achara to complete what she's speaking..?
Achara’s explanation about Kenny at the end was so true. Yes He is really charming !
Ahhh pls do some on Tamil and Telugu culture 😂🤣 they have full of humour & punch in Language
pls do more of malayalam contents. liked this so much.
Belated happy birthday Achara ❤
Even Koreans do it, girls there call their husbands/boyfriend as well as older brothers "Oppa". No wonder I keep seeing videos of Koreans and Malyalis talking about how similar their languages are to each other. I think these words are more of a respectful term for someone older rather than having a sepcific meaning, so it doesn't feel that weird to me.
Yes. Its like that. Its doesn't necessarily mean brother. Its just mean elder one.
Being a malayali , I don't find it creepy at all.
Happy that you understood 😊
Technically it just means "older" (originally 'jyeshta', borrowed from Sanskrit).
Lol, he was literally speaking malayalam, english and hindi altogether 😂😂
Thanks you for making quarantine wonderful and reaction in Malayalam content
മലയാളി പൊളിയല്ലേ 🔥
🤔🤔
Enthinaada
Evidengilum "malayalam" kand kayinjal appo thogangum
"മലയാളീ പൊളി അല്ലെ ","മലയാളീസ് ലൈക് adi" blah blah
@@shazam1334 Sathyam...
@Undefined Space 😂
@@shazam1334 😂
Yes.. He's a Malayalee 😀👍🏼
Bro, what's his mother tongue ?
@@abhinavsingh5419 Malayalam obviously 😀
@@bipinmc123 how come so? He couldn't even speak it fluently.
@@abhinavsingh5419 maybe he migrated from childhood
@@abhinavsingh5419 that's coz.. He was only born in Kerala.. He never stayed there. His dad was in the Navy and they were moving places. He spent majority of his life in Bangalore though.
Hardcore malayali fan of Jaby and Achara❤
kenny is a malayali but he was born and brought up in capital of karnataka which is above kerala
In videos like this...I can actually feel what they feel during the reaction videos coz even I don't know the language.
It's one of my fav videos of Kenny.
Watch Nayattu film in Netflix .. or react to the trailer
Sahodharan is proper word for brother.... Chettan and annan is a respectful word for a male who is older than you ... Chettan is mostly used because it has a dearness to it.... Sahodharan means brother...
It's very hard to find a good speaker of Malayalam in another place because Malayalam is One of the the hardest languages in the world
It is a myth that Malayalam is very complicated. We don't have grammatical gender, our declension is simple and mostly regular or follows simple patterns (-nte and -ude), the verb doesn't have to be conjugated, and our script is phonetic. One might encounter a lot of non-standard speech IRL, but learning proper "achadi" Malayalam shouldn't be hard for anyone.
Being a Malayali - I felt it, man.
Plz react to Kenny Sebastien bonus clip
Jaby . I love these reactions.. Without any pausing
REACT TO KARIKKU!!!!!!!
You can call anybody who is older than you "Chettan" in Kerala and they will respond back with a smile most of the times😂. You can also call any Random Unknown person "Chettan" If wanna ask them for any help, from asking for directions to calling a Cab. That's how universal is "Chettan"
Then there is "Chechi" which means sister, Don't use this unless you mean it especially if you have a crush on a girl, you wouldn't wanna spoil that by calling her Chechi (sister) would you??? "Chechi" isn't as universal as "Chettan".
The 'chettan' usage means brother but it's complicated. It's not just in Malayalam but throughout East where there exist cultures of addressing people older than you with respect.
In North India, it's normally Bhai or bhaiya. In Tamil nadu, it's Anna. In Japan, nee Chan or onee Chan.
In Malayalam, there happens to be a single term which happens to be used for brother as well well as for people older than you. Like the equivalent for grandmother is used for every old woman but that doesn't mean they are your grandmother.
Karan singh magic is going to do stand up.. 🔥
and ?
@@highness46 it's gonna be fun
@@tharunkumar8133 yikes
Koreans call their brother and bf oppa and people find that cute. We do the same and it’s unacceptable 😂😂😂
Chettan means "elder one".
It doesn't mean "brother"
Ahhh.. after long time reaction to Kenny's video.. !!
I need more of karikku🤩😘
Chetta is like Korean women calling oppa ,for both brother and husband.
Do these more often cause I did relate to you both too by reading the subtitles....
Anna, Chetta, Aitta, bro
All mean same in English, but...
Anna is for an elder friend or something similar.
Chetta is lil more respect calling a brother.
Aitta is much, I mean much more affectionate, usually your sis, your bro, or your honey calls it. Also, just a thought, but maybe because we usually had the practice of marriage bw cousins ot stuck, I guess.
Also, bro is just universal.😅
Please react to Two Countries it's a really good comedy Malayalam movie
Do karikku reaction
Sees "Malayalam" in the title, Cowbelters be like "astafalalalalla rasagullah, seperate the country!"
Please do more of his stand up!
We also use the word 'Achayan' in some parts of Kerala.
Ahh Funcho's "If petrol was a person'???????????????????????????
Calling husbands cheta is like calling your bf Oppa in Korean I think
Yes it is. Also Hindus calls their brother/husband chetta, muslims call brother/husbands ikka, and Christian calls ichaya or chetta.
Can't believe Achara is 39 years old!
Please please react to minus one by human things it is awesome and i m sure you guys would love it.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I think now a days jaby reacts what he feels like to react for sure
Few days ago i thought if you could react to this standup while seeing one of Kenny's video. Here you are Jabs and Achas. Enjoyed it a lot more with you two
Guys please do more karikku videos.
I thought my Malayalam was bad.. after hearing him I feel like yeshudas.
Love Zindagi +Simple Ken Collab!!! That would be really cool.
Please react more to Saiman Says. A guy who does fearless comedy, without being unnecessarily cringy and cussing others.
For sample you can check out his videos like - How to roast like Carryminati, One sided lovers, TH-cam FanFest Cringe 2019 & 2020, Valentine's Day Pranks, Leera:The Soulmate, etc.
Really nice and honest guy, but seriously misunderstood.
I hope you will check out his videos. 😊
Sounds Similar To Tamil
Achara knows everything.,
Sir Please React to Karikku Episodes
You are right Achara.. He's a Mallu from Kerala 👍
*Iam a malayali living in MYsore which is like 2-3 hrs away form bANGALORE [KENNYS PLACE] but I speak perfect malayalam. THough I cant read or write malayalam, i can speak fluent malayalam in kannur accent*
Me too. I grew up outside but I speak malayalam well. But I think Kenny is only half malayali so they probably don't speak malayalam at home that much. So he has to kind of learn with the little exposure he has
Yes, Kenny Sebastian is a Keralite, originally Malayali, but has lived most of his life in Bangalore.
More like you guys, for example, Asians in USA. But now, no longer use your native language as much as English.
Y don't u react to Taravadu ..
Malayalam🔥🔥🔥
YOU DONT DO ANY MAHARASHTRIAN CONTENT, PLEASE CHECK BHADIPA
Please react zamaica to India song
Happy birthday Achara!!
All the love to u
Malayali powli alle 😁🔥
Love from India
React on Malayalam For Beginners ft. @Dulquer Salmaan & Jacob Gregory by Netflix India...
Pls react to Kenny's bucket video 🤣🤣❤️❤️
Happy birthday achara 🔥🔥🔥🎂🎂🎂
Mundu aka veshti or Dhoti is a South Indian dress worn by men. It need technical expertise to wear it without a belt!!! 😊😊
Please react to hip-hop tanizha
Thank You.. I always wanted this to be done
Pls more karikku videos😍
guys Karnan is released in amazon prime video pls watch, it is so good ...
Malayali powliada
@jaby_koay Please take an interview with famous Malayalam actors Mohanlal,Mamootty, Fahad Fassil and Dulquer Salmaan
Those who think the idea of using the word chetta is weird has no idea of the language.
'Chetta' is the short for 'Jyeshta' which means 'elder one'.
Aniyan/Anujan means 'younger one'.
You can call any male who is elder to you as Chetta. And you can call any male younger to as 'Aniyan'.
It is similar to Annan and Thampi in Tamil.
And the word for brother is 'Sahodaran'.
Elder brother is 'Jyeshta Sahoharan'.
The "Chettan" totally confused the first time I heard.
Please react to dude perfect
please do an interview with kennyyyyy
*Guys please react to 'Tvf's Aspirants' please* 🙂
Please React To Khaleja Movie Interval Fight Scene
Are you doing his same strategy in forgetting the word animated jaby?
Only professionals can wear a mundu with good aggression😜
Kenny live vaaada 😂 come on Kenny ✨️ മലയാളി ഡാ. From kerala india
| Make a reaction on hollybolly |
Thuramukham teaser is out ❌🔥🔥
He doesn't know pure malayalam. It's a difficult language and some words have different meanings when they used with even certain tone. So, the Brother (it is not chettan) chettan is somebody who is older. Brother means Sahodaran.
If you want real Malayalam content, watch these movies : all these from this year.
1. Joji
2. The great Indian kitchen
3. Nayattu
4. Biriyani
Thanks Jaby n Achara.....keep going...