(speaking in foreign language)
- Cheers.
- It's not open because it's only 10:00 a.m here.
- Yeah, it's 10 in the morning.
But you know I think coronavirus has broken a lot of rules.
(speaks foreign language), everyone.
(upbeat music)
- How do we cheers in our country?
I have here my cup.
(speaking in foreign language)
♪ This is how mommy cheers. ♪
(speaking in foreign language)
- I love wine.
(speaking in foreign language)
- And then.
(speaking in foreign language)
That means, who doesn't knock, doesn't fuck.
(exhales loudly)
(laughs)
- This means, ooh, I respect you a lot.
But if I do this, this means you shut the fuck up,
you piece of shit, I'm your dad, yeah.
Ooh, this is pee.
- All of them are under this quarantine
but luckily, I'm living in the countryside
and I'm quarantined with my family, so, guys.
(speaking in foreign language)
- We usually cheers by saying,
(speaking in foreign language)
but with my friend,
we love to say (speaking in foreign language)
because it means bitch in French so it's funny.
(speaking in foreign language)
- It's not actually alcohol, I don't like it,
so I'm drinking apple juice.
It is only 11 in the morning
so I'm not ready to start drinking just yet.
- Who's not day drinking right now, am I right?
- Cheers in your own, here is kind of two-step kinda thing.
- So before we even drink,
we give offerings to nature and surroundings.
- Shot of rye, can of beer.
- Putting a ring finger and offering.
- Tap the table, throw her back.
- We say (speaking in foreign language) and we drink.
- Get ready, boys. (exhales loudly)
- (speaking in foreign language) means try the cup,
and (speaking in foreign language),
basically means drink the cup
but here goes nothing I guess.
(speaking in foreign language)
(exhales loudly)
Nice!
- Here we don't say cheers.
I mean with the boys, we just grab our drinks,
and that's it, no one cares about cheersing anyone.
(speaking in foreign language)
- I wish you prosperity and just be fucking great.
And by the way, it's just water.
Not everybody in Russia drinks all day long.
(speaking in foreign language)
- How do we cheers in Indonesia?
We say cheers!
People idolize western and American culture
so that's Indonesia in a nutshell for you.
- Cheers!
- Cheers! - Cheers!
- Normally we just say cheers,
but there's also a song that you can do,
and they have to finish their drink.
♪ Here's to Luke, he's true blue ♪
♪ He's a piss-pot through and through ♪
♪ He's a bastard so they say ♪
♪ He tried to go to heaven but he went the other way ♪
♪ He went down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down ♪
♪ Sip, sip, sip ♪ - No more.
- How do we cheers?
We pick our glass and we say (speaking in foreign language).
It's like health, if you translate that.
(cheering)
(speaking in foreign language)
- So in Malaysia, we say (speaking in foreign language).
I've got a friend here with me, Shun Yi,
(speaking in foreign language)
- Why aren't you drinking?
- I am drinking.
- Now that you're drinking.
- I don't wanna attract attention,
especially when everyone's feeling down.
- It's my turn to say some words because I'm alone,
and I just wanna say that a few hours ago,
I was told that a cousin of mine,
has just died of coronavirus,
He lives in Spain, I'm here in Argentina,
but I wanna say cheers to him.
(speaking in foreign language)
- In our country, we say (speaking in foreign language)
which means health.
- I think it never had more meaning than right now
to cheer to people health,
so (speaking in foreign language).
(speaking in foreign language)
- Stay healthy.
- I hope this shit is over, sooner.
It's just sooner.
And I hope everyone is healthy.