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Hello, my name is Kim Choon-taey. Hello, I'm called Mr. Paul and I were shooting every week. One of the people Paul recently contacted I have a confirmation of the corona. Unfortunately, I'm probably going to be home for at least two weeks. I heard you were on the radio in Korea. May I introduce myself, please? Yes, I'm from the Philippines. I'm in the drama business. A drama and a commercial? What drama did you play? The drama is mostly Netflix drama and You're watching me on Netflix? You don't know the title? It's a Korean drama. It's a drama with Kim Tae Hee. I'm a famous guy. Bye, my dear. By the way, Hi-ma? It's called Extracurricular. There must be a famous drama in the country. Are you coming from the Philippines? Have you been in touch with your Filipino friends? My Filipino friends captured it and sent it to me. If you want to introduce yourself to the people in the Philippines in Filipino, you can. Hello, my name is Joyce. I work in Korea. Do you want to talk? Hello, I'm Joyce, I work in South Korea. How different is Korean? Not at all? Yes, I did. The word is a little mixed up in Spanish. How are you? - Hi. Yeah, how are you? Spanish Spanish and I'll write it in a business language? What is Gusto Kita? One of the things I know most in the Philippines is Gusto Kita. Gusto Kita likes you a little. Do you like me? Are you a businessman or a traveler? Other languages It's different to hear it from the locals. I don't know what you're talking about next. I think today is going to be a really tough interview. Maybe we can't shoot together for two weeks. Later we'll do a quiz together. Paul is better, Miss Joyce is better I'll ask you a question about Korean. If anyone is wondering, When did you come to Korea? I've been here for five years. I came in 2015. 2015? Did you come in the winter? Or in the summer? Falling then You came at a very good time. I think autumn is a very good time to visit Korea. I think so too. How did you feel when you first came? I'm here for the first time. I can't speak Korean. Yeah, it was too hard. You didn't study Korean and just went? Did you do it for 72 hours? So if you don't speak Korean, you can just come. Now it's because of the corona. I can 't come. When will you be back? So you like Korean food? Yeah, that's too good. What do you like? I love to play golf. Goalkeeper? Goal is that fun You got a goal? What's going on? You drink well, too? I can't drink, but You can't drink for fun. You can't drink at all? Yeah, I got Alex. Ah, you did? Are you Filipino guys drinking well? How does it feel, compared to a Korean? Koreans can't win, but I like it. That's right. The Philippines All I know about the Philippines There are many languages. There are many islands. 200 I'm going to be a little bit more careful. But I'm not in a relationship at all, am I? Uh, it's used in Philippine Standard. Other Dagalog is the language of all the people of the country? So basically you speak two languages. How did you start broadcasting, really? Ah, I did that first. That translator, the translator is doing it. Where did you come from, Korea? - I'm not going to. - What? A little bit. I'm starting to feel better. Yes, it's all about to start. Somebody has introduced you. Someone who's connected to the station. Yes, it's related to someone. I'll introduce you to him and I'll do it now. Is that what you see, in a word? No, I'm not, but I'm with a Korean. Ah, yes, of course. Did I introduce you to a Korean? Or even a national one. Yes, even the nationalists don't see Without talking Just, yeah. So you all know Korean? I don't know. But speaking of which, you're not Korean? That's it. I know, I know. You've also appeared in commercials? Yes, yes, the advert did. How many TV commercials have you done? Yeah, I've done two of them now. One is not yet on the air. It's coming out in April. That there's an ad? Go on TV? He's very famous. I can get off the bus. The bus? Ah, in Korea there are video clips on buses. Advertising related to advertising Have you been to the Philippines often? Yeah, I'm only four times without a corona. Four times a year? Almost every season? But these days because of the corona How long has it been since you left? No, it's been eight months. What do you miss most? It's food. Our dogs too. Ah, the puppy? I haven't seen a dog in eight months. What's the dog's name? I'm going to see you. You got two? There are three. Messiah, one, two, Messiah. But why two? One was born blind. Can dogs watch videos? What do you call a dog? - What's your name? Just say your name? When the dog talks There are many Filipinos among my viewers. Oh, really? Statistically, the Philippines is almost in the 1st and 2nd place. The Philippines, the United States, South Korea, Indonesia You see a lot of these guys. I'm sure many of you will recognize me. I don't know if you're one of them. What's the point? A little advice. You ever heard of a honey tip? Honey tips, honey tips in Korean. My friends are dating Korean guys. I'm too young to have done that. I didn't do that. I learned a lot from watching drama. Why? Without subtitles. Without subtitles? Is that possible? Yes, then. Easier to hear, easier to speak? I hear you. It's easier to listen? Everyone seemed different. In my case, I find it easier to speak English. Even when broadcasting live. Just ask me in writing. If I've said all the questions. Then I probably won't understand anything. But you speak English well, where did you come from? I was born in the United States. I'm from Austin, Texas. But I was only there until I was four. I was speaking Korean at home again. So I'm using Korean at home. I go out and people talk in foreign languages I don't know. I couldn't hear a word I said even when I turned on the TV. I didn't speak English until then. But I don't think it was without its effect when I was a kid. Later, later in the United States, I lived in Seattle for four years. It was a lot bigger then. I'm not a good person. What? Do you speak English a lot in PT? I think you guys speak English pretty well. I don't know, but I think I do. Do you write much English? Yeah, I use a lot. How much? Compared to Korea. We're on TV, news or in school. Ah, you teach English and stuff a lot? Do you understand? Our text is in English, both in the Philippines and abroad. What are the Philippines? There's a Philippine secretary. Ah, the chair. Except that it's all in English. You're good at English. You're good at studying. I have to understand. I see no one who speaks English. I'm not familiar with it. If you're in the Philippines at least... Don't you speak Spanish? I can hear you. Do you speak at least four languages? Are there any of you who don't know how to speak in English? I'll take it. The friends who lived in Manila really don't even know. Almost three languages. We're people who live in Provence. Maybe next time you can do a quiz show and show me the power of Joyce. I can do this when I'm doing quizzes. I did a first-in-a-class quiz. Have you ever had a light? Where did you get it? From our company. How many people came out? We have a hundred people. Did you make it to number one out of 100? Foreigners and so on. What kind of quiz? It was a quiz at the workshop. I was there first. I don't know if Paul will be my opponent. Paul, you have to study hard. I'll do a Korean quiz, but I'll think about the Korean quiz later. I'm looking forward to it too. So nice to meet you today. I've never seen it before. I hope you will work hard and have fun shooting together. I'm with you. See you next time. I'll see you next time. Thank you.