OUTCASTS the Podcast

Why so dirty?

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Are you even Asian if an auntie hasn't roasted you? We're diving into the most unhinged Asian auntie comments, and how to Gossip in Cantonese. From "Why you so skinny?" to "When you are having kids?" Got an idea for us? Share with us: https://forms.gle/gDWG6duLSDu5x8KRA

Things we thought were normal everywhere, until we realized our ‘Asian normal’ isn’t universal. Things Asian families do that we thought were normal!Note that we did grow up as third culture kids, so "Asian" and "Normal" may not be the same as you think, hence why we call ourselves Outcasts. Please share in comments what your 'normal' looks like, we'd love to hear from you guys! 👇🏼

Help us decide if these things are Rude in Asian or American Culture, or are we just thinking too much?Remember to Like & Subscribe!

Chapters:00:00 Introduction00:36 Nude color in Cantonese01:53 Happy Horse Year02:43 Is this rude03:20 Shoes in house05:00 Ordering without small talk07:57 Licking knives09:10 Calling for the waiter11:07 Shutting windows as someone passes by13:34 Receiving gifts with one hand15:31 Taking your time on Crosswalk16:57 Opening gifts in front of giftre18:45 Dfferent types of nice in the US map19:58 Shopping carts 20:45 Pick up your dog poops21:45 When you don't offer food22:52 Tipping24:09 Smelling too strong25:09 Commenting on someone's smell27:56 Not offering gas money31:19 We'll be in Macau on April!!

We were so nervous going into this, but spoiler alert Just Kidding News were so chill and felt like our big bros :) Watch as we share our thoughts on being part of our collaboration with Just Kidding News and how it all went down. Let us know what you think! JKN FTW!

What School for Filipinos in Macau was like? 🎒🇲🇴 From strict teachers to learning Cantonese and Monday flag ceremonies, here’s our experience growing up as outsiders in the system! #abroad

Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/6kBPWVqDPwc

Want to impress your crush in Cantonese? 💕 In this video, we’re teaching you must-know Cantonese Common Phrases used in Dating so you can flirt, ask someone out, and express your feelings with confidence! Whether you're dating someone who speaks Cantonese or just want to sound more natural, these phrases will help you charm your way into their heart. 😘We break everything down with Cantonese, Jyutping, and English so you can learn easily. Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners who want to step up their Cantonese language skills!

Watch onhttps://youtu.be/SjwCq5dyzPA

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Wondering what dishes to make for this Chinese New Year? or wondering how are these dishes called in Cantonese, we gotchu! Comment if we missed anything!

Watch episode on YoutubehereVegan option dishes (The Vibrant Hong Kong Table: 88 Iconic Vegan Recipes):https://amzn.to/3WqIeZFModern Asian Kitchen recipes:https://amzn.to/4g9nzAvPsst btw you can Learn Cantonese with us soon! 👩🏽‍🏫👩🏻‍🏫Sign up to our waiting list to get notified right away with a SPECIAL DISCOUNT 👇🏻👇🏽https://www.cantonesebyoutcasts.com/newyear/wl

Impress you Canto Aunties this New Year! 🎉 🧧 In this episode we cover New Year Greetings in Cantonese and the DOs and DON'Ts of celebrating. We also dive into the meaning behind the Wood Snake Year 🐍—its symbolism and what it could bring to this Lunar New Year!💬 Let us know in the comments: What are your favorite Lunar New Year traditions or superstitions?Ready to learn Cantonese for the new year? 🧧Sign up to our waiting list to get notified right away with a SPECIAL DISCOUNT 👇🏻👇🏽https://www.cantonesebyoutcasts.com/newyear/wl

Watch the video episode here:https://youtu.be/hwPLMN5n6JQ

We both have the most favorite country in Asia, can you guess? We're both originally from Macau and moved to the US five years ago—funny enough, at the same time as our partners. We officially became US citizens just last year. Paji recently took a two-month-plus journey back to some parts of Asia and 20 days in Macau to reconnect with family who are still there, living as migrants. Meanwhile, Iasmin’s reflected on how, as Filipino-Macau mixes, we've actually found ourselves more connected to our roots here in the States than we ever were back home.