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“Wayv and their multilingual problems” is a must watch😂 Because ten speaks 5 languages, Yangyang speaks 4 etc And they’re talking about in which language do they think in this video
The Nam interview was fun. I like when Mark mentioned that the SM talent scouts (among the best in the world imo) were apparently not as interested in his singing as he had hoped. “Yo” at the end of a sentence indicates formal/polite speech, like to an elder or a stranger. There are many levels of formal/informal speech in Korean, probably one of the reasons why I’ve been less than eager to learn it. 🤣 By all means, watch the 127 interview with Jonathan: he was born in the Congo, but raised in Korea, so he’s fluent in the language. Make sure to watch the full interview on Diggle: Haechan co-hosted, and Johhny, Doyoung, and Jungwoo were the guests. It’s hilarious.
16:00 u just understand right away, sometimes u dont even know how to translate stuff to your native language but u know what it means, its crazy ur brain just kinda glitches
exactly :D sometimes I cant even express myself properly in my native language, because an English phrase just fits better for that given situation... and we also dont translate in our brain as we talk in that foreign language. After a while it just... comes to you the way your native language does :D
jonathan is a korean RU-vidr and television personality, he has a thing on youtube where he interviews idols about some specific things like inside jokes from the fandoms and etc, it's really funny, the nct members really like him, specially doyoung
The tiktok that I believe Mark is referring to is for Eric's song "House on a Hill," which was referenced in the previous Eric Nam Vs. NCT video you watched. That's why Mark met Eric at the studio to film it because it was Eric's song.
some foreign idols usually have a korean name so it's easier for the koreans to pronounce it, but it's not the same as stage name tho, it's exactly like when foreigners pick a name from the country they're in! idols also have names for other languages, jisung's english name is andy for example bcs people that don't have contact with the korean language wouldn't know how to pronounce his name, and it's not official but in Brasil mark is called marcos cause it's easier for us
I speak almost 6 languages & I've never consciousnessly thought to switch, I just automatically think in the language that is used around me, like what I'm watching/reading or who I'm speaking with, do more WayV reactions 😉🫶
thank uu for this! also taeyong just dropped the tap album highlight medley if u wanna check it out idk if u prefer to wait until the album drops to hear songs but if u do u should definitely still check it out after the album is released it’s rlly cool!
You should listen to the Fact Check Album! 😭 Or any 127 album really so you know the difference between their title tracks and b-sides because they're sooo different sounding lol
2:26 Ohh so like korean name is exactly what it sounds like, mark lee is his like stage/foreign name which he basically always uses, a few of the nct members have like the stage/foreign names like Mark Lee = Lee Min Hyung Lee Haechan = Lee Dong Hyuck Kim Doyoung = Kim Dong Young Xiaojun = Xiao De Jun Hendery = Wong Kun Hang Johnny Suh/Seo = Seo/Suh Yeong H Winwin = Dong Si Cheng And Jaehyun actually changed his name like officially from Jeong Jaehyun to Jeong Yoon Oh He uses Jaehyun as a stage name though!!
@@aniumar5964OH MY DAYSS MY BAD i started naming all of nct members who had like two different names and i got mixed and confused with everything i wrote at one point that "Lee Haechan = Lee Dongyoung" Didn't even notice until i triple checked it
You GOTTA listen to the fact check album it was a no skip for me and had many title track worthy songs my favorites are parade, je ne sais quoi, misty, love is a beauty, space and yacht ( listed pretty much the whole album but that’s how good it is )
All my language teachers have said that you really know a language once you stop translating in your head. The translating really slows you down and you are not thinking through things that much in a language you speak. It simply means what it means. And brain scans of people who are multi-lingual shows that each language is not stored in a separate region of your brain. It's just all in there as one big melange of language. But that has more to do with when you learn a language rather than how many languages you speak. If you learn more than one language when you are young it all goes via the same natural learning process that all children use. It's only adult learners who start to compartmentalise. But it gets far easier once you have two languages down and start on a 3rd or 4th (in my experience) although you do mix them up like crazy. I feel for my English students though, English is a difficult language to learn. It doesn't have consistent rules or pronunciation and I tell them that it's just hard all the time :) I find Korean to be very logical and the writing system is genius.
ohh they mentioned kevin in this, if u didn’t know kevin, he’s from the boyz lol. if u wanna get into another group (ik nct was hard to learn lol) the boyz is a great group aswell, they’re funny and have got good music
I thought they were talking about former U-KISS member Kevin lol but 2nd gen is too far removed from current times so I figured they were probably talking about The Boyz member Kevin after a while lol
I really enjoy your nct reactions! it's like discovering the boys through other eyes hahaha. If you have time you should check taeyongs live highlight medley for tap, to get a little preview of the songs that are coming out feb 26!
Toilet gun or we called "BIDET", is common in Southeast Asia. Countries in Southeast Asia such as Thailand, Ten's home country, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, etc. usually use a bidet in each toilet or the simplest is a water tank and there is a kind of basin for scooping up water to clean the remaining our pee or poop with water. i'am from Southeast Asia
15:46 I think its different for everybody, but in my case I'm half mexican and half american living in México, my first language was spanish and everyone around me speaks spanish But I also grew up speaking english because my dad didn't know spanish at the time My brain is a combination of both languages and if the person I'm talking to speaks both languages too, I just let it out like that (cause they can understand what I'm saying anyways) but if the person only speaks one, I have to translate as I'm talking and that's hard sometimes because I forget words in both languages 😂 And reading, I always involuntarily translate to the other language in my head, no matter if it's English or Spanish
I speak three languages but English is my first. After a while I was able to think in the other two because their grammar was similar to English in many ways, though sometimes I would still have to fall back on n English when the conversation got really deep or colloquial (local slang and dialects). But I'm learning Korean now and It's NOT like English grammatically so I'm always having to fall back and find some sort of English equivalent that helps me put the pieces together. Not sure I will ever be able to flow like I can in French and Spanish.
@ethanoloh_ That's right. It's kind of "subject object verb," and then there are the subject and object markers and different endings based on whether you're being formal or informal...lots to learn. But reading Hangeul isn't as hard as I expected. That was a nice surprise.
@@wisewumman reading Hangeul is relatively easy. I taught myself the alphabet in an hour and half without a textbook or lessons. Listening to it, on the other hand, can be tough. A lot of times I need to read the Korean(!) captions in order to get a sense of what is being said. 😂
3:58 STRAY KIDS MENTIONED ??!!! 🦅 🇦🇺 ❗️❗️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🦅🦅🦅🦅🗣️🗣️🗣️❗️❗️❗️❗️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🗣️🗣️❗️❗️❗️🦅🦅🦅🇬🇧🇦🇺❗️❗️❗️ no but fr, when you catch up with nct i hope to see you reacting to stray kids stuff, my other ults ☝️
so funny story, i have reacted to some stray kids stuff! butttttt it was near the beginning of my channel and i was NOT used to talking to the camera and stuff so its a bit awkward, watch at your own risk...
15:35 GIBBERIIISH i speak 3 main languages like everyday and study another 3 (also use frequently like 5 times a week) I swear. It feels like I'm not even thinking of the language im just thinking of something and the first word in whatever language comes to mind first is the one I use... Like does that make sense??
15:57 damn i don't know what's happenening inside my head most of the time EXACTLY because of it, i speak 4 languages, but do not live in my home country and do most of my work in another language too, so if i'm working i can keep my thoughts straight on one langauge at time but the rest of my day its just complete mess when your brain creates sentences with random stuff, chaotic grammar and strange combination of the same words in different langauges. but then you open your mouth and everything sounds pretty logical and clear haha and yeah if you're fluent enough, ig you don't really translate??? everything in your mind, just understand it as it is, and the same works in reverse, you don't think about smth in your native language and then translate it, no, just think in the language you need to use from the begining haha sorry for yapping lol, i love discussing how bi/multilingual brain works
