Balkan parents to...😅

Don't stop.

Neh? lol

I see the difference, totally different tones..

Ig most Asians probably hv this, that we an get confused ourselves 😂

This is exactly what Bill Burr was on about wihen he said No doesnt mean No. Its not what you say but HOW you say it.

Neh neh neh neh neh ?!

Oooooo ok ne ne ne ne ne ne ne ne.

Neh neh neh neh, neh neh NEH!! Neh😊😊

They❌ ney 👍

Neh 😂

one word that has a thousand meanings😂

The way they use TMI...

The kimchi is to blame.

That's how it is in all Indian Languages...So, English is basically for Dummies.. Literally 😂 Coz they can't seem to rmbr so much vocabulary 😂

Indians😅

You are very beautiful

Meanwhile in Taiwan they use the ROC (or minguo) calendar 😅 as if the whole world knows their calendar

Thats why english is the best language

Love it LMAO

Makes sense in my South African language Xhosa we also do something similar to that. We name our aunt or uncles from either father or mother's family.

I saw this while shitting and that "ah" send a huge missile splash wtf am i writing this

너무 재밌어요

I'm 40 but still want to cosplay as a high school student 😅😂😂

We Filipinos also have a solutions to all problems: BIOGESIC But this one is way healthier 😂😂

in Chinese we say "qie"

People who are here in 2024 👇

Arguably false. According to Google, the translation for the actual "most important word" in Korean would be 'hwajangsil'. Disclaimer: I am not Korean. I've never even loaded Korean into Duolingo. I didn't even stay at a Holiday Inn Express hotel last night. But I have taken a single high school foreign language class, and the teacher was very adamant that we learn the real most important word.

Rice in soup

그러게요. 딱 맞는 말이네요 ㅎㅎㅎ

Idharaavoo comedy en thalaivan eppayo pannitan

The same with Vietnamese

In Korea there is only one word in the language I guess NEH

I can understand it like in our culture too even for uncles but instead I call like their names and uncle like the same thing with my aunts

Ch..hhhhh

Basically it's from tamil as well

Nehhhhhhh

That’s easy. They instill honor, and humility. The lack of is to common.

There is so many for English, but I think I’m gonna go with the word dude. Cuz ya know there’s dude, DUDE!, Duuuuuuuuuuude, DUUUUUUUUUDE!!!!!, dude?,etc. You read them the way i said them 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Totally thought you were asking about how to say Bug Ant....

I just learned how to speak half of the Korean language. “Neh.”

I thought I met some Koreans once. Turned out, was just horses. Again.

It's mean Korea is Neh country

nah…this only worked when women weren’t allowed to work and had to depend on their husband’s financially. It was financial control…now these men expect their wives to work too…this ain’t gonna fly no more.

in America we don't say "that was a good video"

Neh

How do you say: take a bath with me?

Neh, okay

hahahaha then how do you know what they really say?

Do you also talk like this to your boss or professor?