Koreans REACT to White Guy Speaking Fluent Korean at a Street Market in Korea

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What up! It's Victor with my new video! This time I went to a local Korean market to experiment with my new camera and try some local Korean food! Koreans reacted to me very well and I loved the food! It was my first time shooting with this camera, so not everything turned out like I want it to be! But the good news is that there are some funny moments that you will definitely like!

[qwertyytrewq]

the second stall feels like the grandma is judging him if she will be a good candidate for in law 😂😂

[sicabeat]

most elderly Koreans tend to "interrogate" younger people like that; that's just their way of making conversation. they can seem rude to ask so many personal questions, but you handled it well 👏

[VictorTalking]

I know that many of you guys came new to my channel recently and I just want to say thank you so much for saying all those kind words and subscribing. I really appreciate it🙏 Thank you so much for supporting me and saying all those things. I learn from you as well and I hope that my content will help you to create a better life for yourself by learning languages and talking to people. Can't express how thankful I am to connect with you.

- Victor

[dauphongii]

That man was very kind to offer Soju actually! When I think about it, I realized that in my country no one is that kind to actually give free stuff to complete stranger, although it is just one glass of Soju. Koreans are definitely well raised!

[captain]

To all non-Koreans, learn from this young Russian lad. If you try to speak the language, the natives will be extra kind to you.

[althebrokeone]

Lol. Seemed like the old lady was scouting you for a marriage for her daughter or something.

[ryvic]

Koreans at street/food markets are really wholesome people, and they always seem so nice! By the way, you are very talented Victor, and it's really difficult to learn a new language, especially Korean. And just in 2 years, that's absurd! Keep up the content man, you're gonna have a great future, mark my words.

[bonjourerin]

I’m half Korean but speak korean at home at a conversational level. But wow! Your Korean and accent is clear and I’m easily able to understand you! People are always more friendly and more receptive to foreigners that speak their language ❤️

[manuel]

Sounded like that lady interrogated you to check out if you could be a possible match for her daughter

[itsnadaaaa]

The elderly woman might've been trying to hook you up with one of her grand daughters 🤣 She was so precious and wholesome

[chrisfrye]

I find myself in periods where I start to learn Korean, then I get discouraged. It isn't until I watch these types of videos that I get the motivation to learn again. Just subbed!

[caddymeep]

This man lived in Korea for 2 years and he can speak Korean fluently. I’ve been in the Philippines for 3 years but I still can’t form a full sentence in Tagalog. Man! I need to up my game!

[ilovecars]

I love how open and kind most of the people you come across are it's so refreshing

[jonnyk]

Love the genuine compliments you receive by even a passerby. People are just genuinely happy to see others excited about foreigners knowing their language.

[scott-psoq]

such amazing linguistic ability.... you're a true inspiration and talent!!

[alyssa]

As a Korean respect to you for learning our language you are more fluent then some Koreans lmao will always support your channel

[imperialdrone]

Granny is like
Speaks good
Works good
Looks good
Wage's good
You know my daughter has not given me grandchildren yet.

[rahimirq]

Hey Victor, you're a real inspiration brother. You're makin this Iraqi lad more motivated than ever to go back to learning Korean. Cheers for the amazing videos, Keep it up! :)

[Verbalaesthet]

Your Korean accent sounds very natural. Very impressive. P.S. Ah, that makes me miss Korea.

[kenosako]

Actually, when I close my eyes and haven't seen you yet as a foreigner, I would automatically assume you're almost or maybe a native speaker already because of the accent and concise grammar. HAHA
Well done. This is impressive!! And having lived in S. Korea for only 2 years, it's truly spectacular.