So this is a really tough topic or subject to talk about.
But we're willing to share it with you guys today.
So many people have asked us what is the most challenging or even difficult
thing that we face being in a multicultural relationship.
Logesh is from Malaysia, and I'm from America.
So obviously there are so many cultural differences between us.
However the toughest thing is communication.
We both speak English but...
Hey babe can you grab me my purse? Here you go sweetheart.
Um this is a wallet not a purse.
This is a wallet, that's a purse. Never mind I'll just get it myself. This is a purse.
Actually that's a handbag.
Hey babe can you put this in the trunk?
Put this in the tree trunk? No the trunk of the car.
Oh why don't you tell me the boot of the car.
Oh before we go I gotta check the engine oil, so I gotta open the bonnet.
The bonnet? You're not wearing a bonnet. The car bonnet. You mean the hood.
You forgot to use your blinker when you turned. Blinker? Do you want me to be
blinking when I turn? That's really dangerous sweetie.
No your blinker. Blink... oh.
Turn signal. It's blinking. It's signaling to the other drivers.
Oh shoot we're almost out of petrol, I should go get some petrol.
Out of what? Petrol.
You mean gasoline? Not gasoline, I'm not trying to light up my car on fire.
No cars use gas to run.
They don't use gas sweetheart, they use petrol. Gas. Petrol. Gas. Petrol. Gas.
Petrol. It's called a gas station. Petrol station.
Okay we're almost there. Can you help me look out for a car park?
A what? A car park. What's a ca-pa? A car park. A parking lot? No I just need
one car park. We have one car we just need one car park. Not a lot of car park.
No no like a parking lot. A car park where you park the car.
You park it in a parking lot.
I'll just look for it myself.
Look I got some biscuits from the store.
These are cookies. Not biscuits. These are biscuits.
Actually those are scones.
Oh man I miss playing football so much. As soon as the Covid situation is better
I can't wait to play football again.
Football? You don't even play football. Um yes I do play football.
Oh you mean soccer. It's called football, you kick the ball with your foot.
American football should be called hand egg.
Whatever. So who's winning right now?
It's still a draw game. I'm asking about the score.
They're not drawing anything. It's a draw. Look the score is one-one.
Oh you mean it's a tie.
Sweetheart nobody's wearing a tie in that game.
By the way can you get me new boots for Christmas?
You already have boots. Why do you need more?
No I mean football boots, not winter boots.
Oh I think you mean soccer cleats. Um sure.
That works I guess.
Hey babe, can you give me a can of coconut milk?
Um no, but I can get you a tin of coconut milk.
I'm pretty sure this is a can of coconut milk.
I need something to cover this up. Ah I know what you need.
Here's an aluminium foil. Um that's way too many syllables. This is aluminum foil.
The scientific name is aluminium. Oh.
Y is for yak and zed is for zebra. Don't teach him wrong, z is for zebra not zed.
Zed is still for zebra.
How do you spell your name? Z-a-d-e-n.
No it's Zed-a-d-e-n. Zed-a-d-e-n. Good job Zaden.
Push the lorry here. His what? That is definitely a truck. This is definitely a lorry.
Hey babe it looks like my sister's coming into town.
Can you make sure we have a cot ready for her?
A cot you really sure you want a cot for your sister?
Um yeah a cot. Um okay.
Here's a cot.
How is my sister going to sleep in a baby crib?
You were the one who said a cot. That's why I thought it was so weird.
Hey this is the wrong size spanner, can you give me a smaller one please?
A what now? A spanner, like this but smaller.
Oh you mean a wrench. I'll go get one for you.
Hey sweetie flights to Malaysia are so cheap. Do you want to go
on a holiday? Which holiday do you want to go on? Christmas, New Year's?
No no I want to go on a holiday to Malaysia.
Sweetie you can't go on a holiday. You go on a vacation during a holiday.
Um that's the same thing. I'm booking a flight right now.
Hey babe, I'm just about to go to the grocery store. Uh but the
shopping list you gave me doesn't make sense. You want me to buy lady fingers?
Yeah lady fingers. I'm gonna make it for dinner tonight for dinner.
For dinner? What in the world is that? We don't eat lady fingers. Yeah lady fingers.
Oh I mean okra. You guys call it okra here.
Oh I love okra. But what about this one, capsicum?
Bell peppers.
Oh bell peppers okay got it.
And there you have it guys. That is the most challenging and difficult thing
that we face being in a multicultural relationship.
But since you've made it this far,
we're going to share with you really quickly what's the second
most difficult thing that we face being in a multicultural relationship.
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So the second most difficult thing that we face
being in a multicultural relationship is...
Oh I'm looking at camera sorry.
Put it in the... looked at camera sorry. I have to go.
My turn signal.
Hey look what I got us I got some biscuits. It came open
Look I got some biscuits from. I got some biscuits from the store.
Biscuits. These are cookies. Why am I looking at the camera.
I can't wait to play football again. Oh no. Sorry laughing at this.
Whoa way too many syll...