How to tell Chinese/Korean/Japanese Difference

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[midastouchpr]

Dear. KAHEVA
Hello, there's the subtitle 0:20 needs to be changed to "However, he lived in Osaka, Japan" Maybe you were busy to see it :) Thank you for your inspiration always ☺

[foxtwo]

I literally laughed out loud at the part where she said "... and a week later a complaint letter is sent to the airline company" 😂🤣😂

[kaassaus]

Bruh, i thought she was gonna talk about facial features.

[BennyLindo]

“And a week later, a complaint letter is sent to the airline company” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 LOST IT!!!

[itsmidtrib]

Okay the airplane story: korean is my favorite because at least they're sincere

[Moizel]

If the airhostess spills the drink on an indian he will consider himself lucky for the opportunity he got to chat with the girl. Lol

[kabotohaye]

People ask me if I'm Chinese, Japanese, Korean or Napalese but in reality I'm an Indian 😁😁😁😝🤭

[debendranathmukherjee]

was this a roast video or am I missing something??? hahaha... LOL XD

[ELP]

So basically the Japanese passengers are Karens in disguise 😂
They write to the manager, instead of talk to them

[musicsoul]

I lost it when she said "in case of Japanese passenger they just smile. And a week later a COMPLAINT LETTER is sent to the airline company.

[debaprabhanjanmallick]

Her accent suddenly changed when she pronounced "SAMSUNG"

[fhxgbsc]

Chinese: profit!
Japanese: clam!
South Korea: efficiency!
North Korea: what do you mean by "plane"?

[aizhanmensiitova]

It is so true about the complaint letter from the Japanese. I have been living in Japan for 5 years 7 months, so the Japanese do really smile and are nice to you but then file a complaint.

[JohnJ]

You got choked with tears when a Chinese passenger would low his or her tone asking for a first class seat :))

[meghdiip]

I was once witness to a mild car collision in a small Japanese town. Both drivers came out and began to furiously bow at each other. This thing continued for at least 10-15 seconds before they began to discuss the collision in such a serious manner that it looked like it was a research problem to them. It was difficult to understand if they at all accused each other for the incident or whether they were planning to screw the insurance company jointly.

[SiriProject]

My experience by hearing their voice:
Koreans: Most of their speech pattern ends up with long curve vowels: a〜, e〜, o〜...etc. "Sumida" comes up a lot.
Chinese: Lots of consonants in short sentences, ending up abruptly. Lots of non-verbal cues. They use the particle "le".
Japanese: Way more vowels that Koreans and Chinese. They use short interjections a lot (aizuchi), like "yes" "ahem" "really?". They use "desu" and "masu" in most formal speech patterns.

[silambarasis]

"They lick the rock fell from the sky"😂😂😂😂😂 kaheva you have to go to rap battle, because you roast soo good

[impure]

I can’t think of a more extreme difference that I noticed between Japanese, Korean and Chinese people than their mannerisms in everyday life. While there are some similarities, for me it is easy to tell that someone was raised in China versus Japan, and sometimes Korea as well.

[chinmustache]

I like the airplane scenario, it’s very accurate

[mr.wigglemunch]

''A week later a complaint letter is sent to the airline company'' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I laughed so hard about this, so funny