It is one of the funniest videos ive ever seen before hahaah

Heart beating?? Isnät it Dugun Dugun?? ^_^

THATS WHAT SHE SAID

mhh...you guys said nyamnyam, but in the bubble it said nyeomnyeom^^

in germany it's njam njam, so it's similar :D

It's almost the same in polish, "niam niam niam" as a sound of eating! so now You'll know Simon :) love the video! :)

this is your best video yet :-)

martina is hot...nomnomnomnom

you forgot "aiiyah!" instead of "ouch!"

Just for those who don't know the Pop tart cat says, "Nyan" Nyan or Nya is Japanese for "Meow" To me it sounds quite acurate. I like to hear about what other cultures think and say about all kinds of things. It quite interesting to try to see things in a way you've never thought of before.

BREAD! BREAD! BREAD! XD it's so funny, i'm crying! ONG! ONG! 

I have a teacher who actually sneezes like "Ah hyoo Ah hyoo Ah hyoo" really quickly in a monotoned voice. o_O Makes me crack up all the time.

for baby crying, 응애 응애 is right. 엉엉 is adult's

Nyam? That's the same in French, "Niam, Niam, DELICIEUX"

I remember this Korean story I read when I was younger where this tiger kept farting near this guy that played a flute, then the guy tricked the tiger and shoved his flute up his butt, so when he farted, you would hear the flute to let you know he was coming. I don't know why I'm thinking of this now, but the fart sound affect reminded me of the story.

MaHnga :(. I used to pronounce it Maynga, too.

I had Korean exchange students, and when they dropped something, they would be like, "oh meh!" which they said translated to "oh, mother!". The guys would be like, "oh, god damn!"

Ones I know are 쿨쿨 (kul (kool?) kul) for snoring and 쿵쿵 (koong koong)which is like for stomping, banging, or something

i got goosebumps at some point lol

babies go 응아 응아... 엉엉 is crying for everyone, and it's not 엉... 엉... it's 엉엉 엉엉

I was eating corn while you did that "barf" sound.... I don't want more now :B

Wow ... Im shocked ... I see Polish subtitles. Its really nice to see it O.o

it's eung-ae

lol we use the (niam niam) sound effect here in greece too i didn't know that koreans use it too till now