Go back

🐌 Slow Korean for Beginners(A1-B1) Korean podcast / Episode 2 우리 가족(My Family)

7m 54s

🐌 Slow Korean for Beginners(A1-B1) Korean podcast / Episode 2 우리 가족(My Family)

The transcription begins with casual personal updates about the speaker's health, apartment ventilation habits, and indifference to their car making strange noises. It then shifts to a conversational podcast format, where the hosts engage in lighthearted banter about starting the show and technical audio issues. The core discussion revolves around a viral 2013 social media post attributed to "Rama," which questioned why numerous gay men were following her account. The speakers humorously analyze the post's intentional misspellings and the profiles of the male followers, interpreting it as an iconic and relatable moment. The conversation meanders into tangential topics, including jokes about gender identity, references to pop culture figures like RuPaul, and personal anecdotes about interactions in coffee shops, all delivered in a casual, comedic tone.

Transcription

1255 Words, 6640 Characters

English
I really put in up some record numbers here. What is it going, how's it? It's good. It's, it's, I'm chilling. I'm still a little. I was sick for a little bit with a head cold, but I'm getting over it, but my nose is still runny. No. And the poor circulation in my apartment doesn't help, but. Right. Oh, but a window, bitch. It's so nice here. I do, I have, the window is open, but. Yeah. Like, air doesn't circulate through. I'm kind of a freak about open windows. I do the things that like Germans do, where they like burp their house like twice a day, even if it's cold out. They burp their house? That's what they call it. Yeah, they open all the windows. It's a disgusting way to phrase that I agree. I guarantee you, however, sounds in German is probably a lot more off-putting. Yeah. But I do do that because you do need fresh air. Even if it's cold. Yeah. Open your damn windows. Maybe, like, but even then, I would always keep. I would always open radiator off. Radier. I can't adjust my radiator at all. And even if I could, I love having the radiator full blast and the window open, because it's a nice. Right. A nice luxury. Humbo, yeah. Living like a fucking trillionaire. Yeah, yeah. Speaking of being a trillionaire living in luxury, my 2005 Nissan Altumb is making such a strange noise today. But guess who doesn't give a fuck? You. Me. Peer-read. I don't fucking give a fuck. It sounded like something fell off when I was driving it earlier. And I was like, well, whatever. But I don't even know what to do at this point. It's like a bad lady Gaga song came on the radio and you're like, something just fell off. I can't. It sounds like something fell off. Speaking of falling off, welcome to Workdeep off. Hello. Hello. Welcome to Work. Get that local track started. Oh, we're at a different angle. She immediately. She immediately start the local track, Diva. Jock, we're looking at you from a new angle today. Care to explain. The Jock has the Jock joined Asop face down today. No one will hear it. No one will hear a thing you're saying into the local track start. So, Jock, please stop saying this. That is. Oh, no. And here's your body. Is your audacity going? Dude, it's calm enough to walk off. It's there. It started. See, as long as. Okay. Good job. Welcome to Workdeep. You're being unreasonable, Ben. It started. Oh, sorry. But yeah, one thing I wanted to start the show off with. Immediately breaking news. Of course, landerous stories are coming out of. Coming out about our queen, Rama, Rama the Waji. Sorry, I'm down here. He's beautiful, chic, iconic, and kind of masterful wife. I'll explain what I mean by that. But, dude, we just dropped from her in 2013. One in particular that I have nothing but total and complete support for. 2013 from her account, which is now shut down on Twitter. It's a screenshot of her Instagram account. June 16, 2013. The photo is of a bunch of men following her on Instagram. She captioned it, "Why are all of these packets following me?" It appeared. I think that's a question we should all ask ourselves sometimes. Girl, something I've said many times. Yeah. Why are they following me? The funniest thing here to me is why is spelled WH. Why is spelled WHYYYYYYY? Faggot's is spelled F-G-T-S. In me is spelled with seven E's. She's really wide. She's inventing it. She's wide. No, she's wide. No, she's wide. She's saying it's following me. Following me. And the men, let's look at these guys. I mean, in her defense. If I was a straight woman, I would be very frightened of suddenly several gay men have followed me. That's a sign of saloon bajood who has a photo. He's not looking too fat gay. We have AB-1000 who followed her and liked four of her posts in a row. Shirtless, flexing, very muscular. We have. It's not Sana Bean. It's like how Arabs use seven and twos in place of Arabic on WhatsApp and stuff. I don't know what this guy's name is, but he's looking gay. And being a seven mod, again, I'm not even going to try. He also looks gay. R.C. gay. Film camera pointed in a mirror. I would say the same thing. Oh, pure. I'd say the same thing. Yeah, absolutely. Following me is very much like an unreleased RuPaul song. All these. All these fags are following me. Following me. I get to listen to my phone. I had an incident today where I went to a coffee shop and I've been going for a while and the barista was like. We introduced ourselves to each other and he told me his name and I was like, "Oh, I know another gay guy with that name too." And how did he respond? He was like, "I know four other Michaels." He didn't acknowledge it. Yeah. It's funny, my boyfriend's also named Michael. What was the mood? Is there some kind of context to like if she made a movie that enticed gay people to follow her? What are you talking about? Rama, the faggots. I know what you're confusing here. I'm wondering if you can. Yeah, I as well. Isn't his wife a movie director? Wrong. Or it's just his girl or his. Very Freudian. It's still his wife. Very Freudian. It's his mom. His wife is on his mom. But his mom is a. Is me or an heir? Is a film director. But wait, the girlfriend has nothing to do with film directing? She's an artist. I don't really like her art very much. I mean, it's sweet. It's kind of cute. But it's just like girl line drawing. I will say, Rama, I think you're iconic. I love you. And I already know I would fucking be best friends with Rama. She reminds me of like seven of my girlfriends in New York City. Like just now. Yeah. I would. It's not even a question to me. Oh, yeah. Love to go out with Rama. I can't. I tried to Google Rama art just now. And all that came up was the Hindu God, Rama, and art paintings of Rama. That's her. That's her. I knew I recognized that blue woman. No, she's famous. She's famous. I don't know if Rama. I'm probably saying. I'm probably misgendering a deity right now. I'm sorry. I think Rama is a god of sys of the woman. Or maybe they're like Loki all non-binary. I don't know. You know what? I'll be the one brave enough to say I have no clue. I'll take you. Wow. I'll be your head. Okay, gender police. Let's go. We will. We will. Somebody called it. The gender police showing up and being like, "I have no clue." Somebody called the gender ambulance. That's when you know you're really non-binary. When the gender police can't even make a damn call. Yeah. The gender police can. You with this device. They're like, "No gender detected." Right. Right. I do feel bad for Rama. I mean, I know what it's like to have old completely harmless tweets. We are the most sweet of yours to rock up as a part of it.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The speaker discusses personal anecdotes, including recovering from a head cold, poor air circulation in their apartment, and a noisy car they disregard.
  2. A segment transitions into a podcast-style conversation with banter about technical issues and an introduction to a topic about "Rama."
  3. The main focus is on a 2013 social media post by "Rama" questioning why gay men were following her, with humorous commentary on the post's spelling and the profiles of the followers.
  4. The conversation digresses into tangential jokes about gender, identity, and pop culture references.

Summary:

The transcription begins with casual personal updates about the speaker's health, apartment ventilation habits, and indifference to their car making strange noises. It then shifts to a conversational podcast format, where the hosts engage in lighthearted banter about starting the show and technical audio issues. The core discussion revolves around a viral 2013 social media post attributed to "Rama," which questioned why numerous gay men were following her account.

The speakers humorously analyze the post's intentional misspellings and the profiles of the male followers, interpreting it as an iconic and relatable moment. The conversation meanders into tangential topics, including jokes about gender identity, references to pop culture figures like RuPaul, and personal anecdotes about interactions in coffee shops, all delivered in a casual, comedic tone.

FAQs

Burping your house refers to opening all windows to let fresh air circulate, a practice common in Germany. It's recommended to improve indoor air quality, even in cold weather.

Open windows regularly to allow fresh air in, even if it's cold outside. If possible, adjust radiators to maintain warmth while ventilating.

If you hear unusual noises from your car, it's advisable to have it inspected by a mechanic. Ignoring such sounds could lead to further damage.

Rihanna is a famous singer and icon. In 2013, she posted a humorous Instagram caption questioning why many gay men were following her, sparking discussions.

The term 'gender police' is used humorously to describe people who overly scrutinize or enforce gender norms. It highlights the complexity and fluidity of gender identity.

Opening windows while keeping radiators on full blast is seen as a luxury because it combines fresh air with warmth, creating a comfortable and indulgent environment.

Chat with AI

Loading...

Pro features

Go deeper with this episode

Unlock creator-grade tools that turn any transcript into show notes and subtitle files.