Chinese VS Korean VS Japanese | Chopsticks Differences & Dining Etiquettes

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[Antares]

I love comparison videos like these that show the small differences from culture to culture! Really fun and great guests.

[narninevia]

Beautiful comparisons! I love when Jessie is doing a video primarily in Chinese, she includes hanzi with the English subtitles. It really helps me understand the flow of speech and piece my lessons together more cohesively. 谢谢老师！

[misubi]

The Japanese girls Chinese accent is really amazing. Almost native.

[cactustactics]

I was hoping for some chopstick tips but turns out Jessie holds them like I do. I'll take it!!

This is cool and I feel like these videos are popular, where you get people from different places to talk about stuff and you find out what's different and what's basically the same, they're neat! Onomatopoeia is a good one, seeing where you get crossover for things like animal sounds and noises like doorbells. Nice crew too!

[sophiaisabelle]

This video is educational in a lot of ways. Thanks for providing us with sufficient information. May God bless you.

[DoraG]

Very reassuring to know even people who use chopsticks all the time don't always use them properly 😅 this video is so interesting, I had no idea there were different types of chopsticks to begin with! ❤

[MrDdz]

Wow, this channel is getting big! High production value! Go go go!

[kingrocksonN]

Aika is so pretty 😍. I love these kind of cultural videos.

[MP-ejpw]

That was great! I never realized the differences were mationally based and why. Thank you very much.

[roselylez]

I love how he calls silver 银属，太有语言学见解了哈哈哈哈，好聪明好好玩

[pierregagnon]

👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 My mandarin must be elevating from HSK1 soon, because I recognized more characters and words.

[LarryKapp]

Funny - I was watching woodworking show on TV and he was making chopsticks out of wood, but also explained the differences between ones with points for eating fish. Then I turned on youtube and this video had just posted ! Thanks for your informative video.

[dazzlette]

Love this video! I love seeing East Asians getting along!

[Phoca_Vitulina]

Very cool! I love how you compared the differences and similarities between them in the different cultures. Haha I wonder if it makes sense to have all 3 for different dishes... 🤔

[lkx]

Spoon is better and more sensible for rice and soup anyway

[ivan_valerian]

I've lived in Korea for about 5 years and funny thing about it is that my Korean friends, they're so used to the flat metal chopsticks that they felt uncomfortable using the round ones, plastic or wooden.
But my family, we're used to holding round chopsticks and when they came to Korea for vacation, they felt that it's really hard and uncomfortable to use flat metal chopsticks lmao. They say it's too heavy and that there's no way to hold it properly. They do like the fact that it doesn't roll off the table tho lol

[Shermanfan]

(HI Aika! Leftys are great! )
I'm left handed but was taught to use right growing up. I can use both hands with chopsticks (and other things). In Hawaii, we use all of them, just depends on the restaurant. Mostly Japanese style for takeout. My Korean friend is proud of her Korean chopsticks, she has had them since childhood so they are very small.

[khalillo]

Bamboo Chopstick is the GOAT for me, it adds another layer of mouthfeel along the food when you bite it, but the metal one is absolutely hard, everytime I accidently bite feels so bad.

[crockurworld]

I enjoy learning about different cultures. Great content!!

[simeao]

I like the voice and sweetness of that cute chinese little girl.