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Today Emma And our 7 Asians Share Things that Only Asians Can Understand!
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MY Jean @jean_is_jean
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CN Hae Ryeong @hl_shin.99
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In the Philippines, you don't just enter somebody's house with your shoes on. The host may say you may use them inside, but that is out of respect (and yes in the spirit of Filipino hospitality) so you won't bother taking them off. it's after you leave tho, that they're cleaning the floor for sure
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as a Bangladeshi i can say we at least eat rice two times a day and yes we eat rice every day:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:.
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Errrm no, we donβt put shoes on inside our house in the Philippines. But if you are a guest, we would say to keep it on and itβs okay for hospitality gesture but we never do it. What the hell is she talking about. πππ
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Putting Bangladesh and Myanmar next to each other is very geographically accurate π
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im bangladeshi and my mum taught me the finger method seen in the picture. We don't use a rice cooker tho we use the pot like Aksa said, but i could actually understand that part π§π©β€
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In phil., its not common you'd enter another person house wearing shoes ,or slippers,. But if the owner of the house insist its ok you could wear them inside., thats how it is.,
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Most of the Bangladeshi kids know about 'bet'[wooden stick]
a part of our childhood ππ
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All of the filipino houses I've been to in the Philippines and even filipino households in the United States have never worn shoes in the house. Not to discredit her experience but I have never been to a filipino house where you didn't take off your shoes.
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Watching from Bangladesh π§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©
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Now I agree that Filipina is indeed Russian, lol and sheβs maybe rich too. Coz majority in PH, shoes not allowed in homes, take it off & change into Home slippers. Except if youβre rich with marble or tiled floors, just like in Hotels, where they have maids to always clean & mop the floors, and they have 2 storey & above floored Houses, where ground floors is only for receiving area & visitors.
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π§π©ππ§π©π Bangladesh π§π©π
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I think for Philippines, its individual cases cause clearly she had different house rules in thier home. But for us and most of my friends we would always, always remove our shoes, our slippers, whatever it is.. outside and enter the house barefoot or with socks on. The only thing that I agree on is that the host or homeowner would tell the guests to just live them on because your feet might get dirty etc2...
I personally think it'd be rude if my friends etc were to enter the house with shoes on... especially if they were dirty lol
much love from the Philippinesπ
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On the shoes question, not only does it depend on the family, it depends on what the floor of the house is made out of. If it's made of wooden panels or easily chippable stuff like linoleum you'll be told to keep your shoes on since either your feet or the floor will get damaged. If its marble, concrete or has carpeting you'll be told to take it off or wear socks cause it's cold or get dirt on the carpet.
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Ooohhh!! I can see my country in here! Thanks World Friends for bring Bangladesh π§π©β€
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NOW, lets talk about BIDET showers- the most important thing- bruh as an asian i can't live without it! i don't want to get a crusty a$$!
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Love From Bangladesh β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈπ§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©π§π©
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denny's voice when he said "THAT'S TRUE" at the ending make me laugh LOLπ€£π€£
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Curiosity: out of the ten countries that consume the most rice, 9 are Asian, the only non-Asian one is Brazil π§π· , which is one of the largest producers and sells mainly to Asians π
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I think i understand the spatula thing. First is you use it the standard way, using the flat part to βscoopβ the rice.
The other way is to use the handle to kind of mix the rice, idk maybe to let the steam out? all i know is i've been taught and i've been using that spatula both ways.
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@avo1dant
1 month ago
The Filipina did not get the shoes part. It's common courtesy to leave your shoes outside as a guest. It's a sign of respect even though the homeowners will make you wear them.
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