Ukrainian Mother-in-Law Reacts to Her Korean Son-in-Law [Sub]
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This is the final chapter of our beautiful trip to France with my Ukrainian mother-in-law. In this video, she shares her honest thoughts about her Korean son-in-law during a tearful farewell at the airport. Join our international couple for this heartwarming and emotional family story.
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We haven't bought Dad's gift yet.
We need to buy a gift for Dad.
Since Dad has never used a smartphone before,
I want to buy him a good one.
So...
Is it Fnac?
We ended up coming here.
Did Dad say there's something he wants?
Motorola.
Dad used to use Motorola in the past.
He heard a new Motorola came out,
so he said he wanted to go take a look.
So I think it's best to buy a Motorola.
I want to buy him a Samsung one, but...
Dad's personality is quite picky,
so I don't think anything but Motorola will do.
Almost all of Dad's old ones were Motorola.
So in Dad's memory, that's a good phone.
That's what he believes,
so we definitely have to buy this one.
Samsung is the best for Android, though...
I know, right?
Mom's is also a Samsung.
Since we bought Mom a phone before,
now it's Dad's turn.
We bought the phone! I feel so proud.
But the problem is,
Mom has to take this back with her.
But if Dad doesn't like it,
Mom's the one who'll get the blame.
And while we...
...left Mom to go get the tax refund,
Mom bought something.
What did Mom buy?
How did Mom buy it by herself?
- She bought this. - Did she buy a ring?
But it is pretty.
When Mom goes back to school now,
she'll be the most stylish person there.
I think she'll stand out.
Good job.
Oppa, you bought ramen yesterday.
But it wasn't spicy at all,
and there was no broth,
so I'll buy you one.
Can I eat it today?
Since you said your stomach felt bad,
it's time to eat something spicy.
Olha even brought kimchi, thinking of Oppa.
Mom...
Mom said she wants Korean ramen.
She needs to eat this soup...
...to help her go to the bathroom.
- Oppa, this Nongshim one. - Yukgaejang.
Oppa, you shouldn't buy Japanese stuff.
Pocari is originally Japanese.
Really?
I wanted to buy Gimbap,
but I was shocked by the price.
How much is it?
It's 9 euros.
And I'm going to eat a baguette.
We were supposed to take the cable car,
but why did you walk up?
Mom will be so tired later...
...she might collapse at the hotel.
She says her fatigue goes away if I buy her something.
So I have to buy her something every 3 hours...
But it's really pretty here.
They say this is Montmartre Hill.
Quickly ask Mom if she's okay.
She says she's tired.
Now Mom is just openly saying she's tired.
Oh~ look at the dogs.
There are so many.
Oh, this is nice~
We should bring our Rich here too.
There are so many of these, like Namsan.
Looks like Olha has done this too? (Locks)
I've done it.
But Oppa, do I look like Mom or not?
The parts that look alike...
None?
Not really.
People saw my Instagram and said...
...that Oppa looks much more like Mom.
Your noses look exactly the same.
Am I actually her biological son?
You're enjoying the France trip, right?
Yeah, I'm having so much fun,
and Mom is having fun too, right?
She says she loves it.
How many points for this trip with Oppa?
Out of 100?
200! It's 200 points!
- You like it? I feel great all of a sudden! - Thank you~
When was your favorite moment with Oppa?
She says she's thankful for every moment.
Like when I bought her everything at the mart?
When Oppa held her hand while walking up the hill.
She said she was really touched then.
Let's talk about Oppa for a bit.
When you first saw Oppa,
how was it?
She said she liked you right away.
She thought you seemed like a good person.
You were handsome,
and did he look kind?
Oh, that's right~
How was it when you actually met him?
He looks just like his photos.
Compared to Ukrainian men,
what are the strengths of a Korean son-in-law?
In Ukraine, if someone is well-educated,
they treat elders well,
but Oppa is always so good to her.
Mom, you have many friends, right?
To your friends,
what do you say when bragging about him?
Mom brags about you a lot,
so her colleague...
Oppa's name is hard to say,
instead of "Sunghyuk,"
they call you "Sun" in Ukrainian.
Like, "How is Sun doing?"
It's a cute nickname like "Honey."
So Mom has a nickname for Oppa.
Yes, she does.
But there's a saying in Ukraine.
If you say too many good things,
it can bring bad luck to the person.
So Mom
only says good things to close friends
and not to strangers.
Then,
is there one thing you wish
Oppa would change or improve?
Drink less cola
and smoke fewer e-cigarettes.
She's on the same team as my mom.
I'll try to cut back a bit.
In the future, for Olha and Oppa,
how do you want them to live?
Mom wants grandchildren.
She says she doesn't want anything else.
Then, Olha
must have had ex-boyfriends before.
Compared to those guys,
what are Oppa's strengths?
Mom says there's no comparison.
Oppa had no competition.
Oppa's shoulders got broader!
Then, is there a country that Mom has always dreamed of?
A place she has always wanted to visit?
Where would that be?
Mom says she dreamed of Paris.
Oppa thinks taking Mom
to somewhere like Japan would be nice.
Or maybe to Southeast Asia
to get massages and relax.
Going for a vacation would be great too.
"Japan is a bit far though?"
Do you have any desire to live
in Korea with Olha and Oppa later?
I think Mom is feeling shy right now.
If she says she wants to live there,
she feels like we'd have to provide it.
So Mom says it's a difficult question.
It's not a problem that can be solved so easily.
Tell her to let us know whenever she makes a decision.
When Olha and Oppa got married,
we had an outdoor wedding in Korea.
Was it very different from a Ukrainian wedding?
She says they are so different.
You can't really compare them because
Mom has lived in Ukraine her whole life
and been to many weddings there.
Ukrainian weddings are quite long,
and there are many things you must do,
so it can be a bit of a hectic atmosphere.
As for Korean weddings,
they feel a bit more formal.
You have to do this,
and finish that by a certain time...
The fact that everything is set
felt a bit different.
But both are fine and were good.
That's the feeling.
Does Mom have any plans to learn Korean in the future?
Mom wants to study,
but she's not sure if she can.
Because it's so hard.
Oppa thinks so too.
"I see."
I see~
Mom is now
going to try all the Korean she knows.
"Thank you."
"Please."
Please.
Mom knows all the most important things.
You're doing great~
With that much,
you'll have no problem living in Korea.
When the war is over,
Olha and Oppa will go to Ukraine.
What do you want to do when we go?
(Mom feels happy just thinking about it)
She wants to show us around Kyiv
and cook lots of delicious food.
Not eating out?
Mom is going to cook?
It's definitely home-cooked food, Oppa.
No way (Mom hates eating out as it's expensive)
Okay.
She says she'll turn the house into a restaurant.
Then, for the last one,
I'll ask one more question.
To the viewers in Korea,
regarding Olha and her son-in-law,
if you could say a word to support them?
Dear subscribers,
please watch Olha and Oppa's videos a lot
and give them lots of support.
And Olha and Oppa are the best YouTubers!
Thank you~
Please subscribe,
like, hype, and comment today too~
That sad time has come again.
Time went by so fast.
Mom is already leaving today.
And on top of that,
she has to arrive in Poland alone
and go from the airport to the station by herself.
I'm worried about that too.
Whether she can make it safely.
So Oppa,
how was this trip with Mom?
Traveling with Mom was fun.
Wasn't it tiring?
It wasn't tiring.
I'm just glad Mom enjoyed it.
You still worked hard though, Oppa.
It's such a shame.
I'm sad to see her go.
Let's go on another great trip next time.
Together with Mom.
It breaks my heart to see Mom crying.
(Filming isn't allowed at the departure gate,)
(so we said our final goodbyes here.)
I don't know when we'll see her again.
We should see her again soon.
Yeah.
I'm worried. I hope she gets home safely.
It was such a great time, really.
We got to spend time together,
ate lots of delicious food,
did lots of shopping,
and could buy her many things.
It was really nice.
You were a great daughter.
Such a good daughter.
Oppa, you too.
You're a good son.
Mom calls you her son, after all.
I think my mom
likes Oppa more than me.
Oppa also thought of his parents,
so it made me sad.
We'll see you in the next fun video!
(Bye bye 👋)
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