미 육군 참전용사의 한국 정착 여정

### 미 육군 일등병 파리와 그의 한국 사랑 여정
* 🇺🇸 프라이빗 퍼스트 클래스 파리 씨가 한국에서 생활하고 일한 경험과 **한국어를 배우기 위한 여정**을 공유합니다.
* 🎤 그는 한국에서 열린 스피치 대회에 참가한 것이 자신의 인생에 미친 영향을 회상하며 **한국어를 배우기 위해 더욱 노력**하게 되었다고 말합니다.
* 📚 파리 일등병은 미 육군 대회에서 **독도에 대한 기억에 남는 연설**로 정점을 찍은 한국어 공부에 대한 헌신을 이야기합니다.
* 📺 자막 오류에도 불구하고 그의 연설은 그에게 관심과 기회를 가져다주었고, **한국에 대한 애정과 유튜브 채널의 시작**을 이끌었습니다.
* 💻 그는 독도가 한국 영토임을 재확인하면서 **문화적 차이와 한국에 대한 애정**을 주제로 성공적인 유튜브 채널을 운영하는 등 현재 활동을 공유하고 있습니다.

독도를 한국 땅이라고 주장한 것으로 유명한 전 미 육군 이등병 패리스가 한국에서의 여정, 어학 공부, 유튜브 커리어를 돌아봅니다.

Although some people may laugh, but again, my tree-cutting time has come. [Applause] Yes, hello everyone. I am the U.S. Army Private First Class Paris, who shouted that Dokdo is Korean land in 2011. Recently, in the comments of an article shared on Facebook, some people seem to think that Private First Class Paris and the U.S. are still the same. It seems like they don't know about it. Just to let them know, I made this video today. This is not about being anti-American. Let's catch those who don't believe in the United States. At that time, I enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2006 and arrived in Korea in 2007. I worked in Korea from 2007 to 2012. Around October 2011, I participated in a Korean and English speech contest. Thanks to that contest, my life completely changed. When I first went to Korea, I couldn't speak Korean at all, so it was a bit difficult to live in Korea. However, while working in Korea, I gradually

We are with the Macatusa guys, right? But when I see the seniors of the Macatusa, they are like speaking English idioms well and proceeding with let's do it like this, I followed that. When the investment comes, they say, Let's do it like this, and when the seniors pass by, they imitate and follow like this. The pitchers eat and do that to me. They laughed. Why are they laughing while I'm doing the same thing? At that time, my roommate was a Macatusa, but I forgot his name, he was called Nambyeok. So I said to my roommate, If I follow Nod's way, why do you laugh when I speak Korean? So, Namdeok hyung said to me, Others know, Michael likes it too much, so let's try it this year. Oh, oh, oh.

I thought it wouldn't be possible to do it a lot just now because I was too busy at that time and couldn't study much, but while working with a Korean person at the Pyeongtaek base, I learned a lot of interesting words and swear words. However, when I first met my wife in 8 years, both of us couldn't speak Korean, and my wife's English level was a bit awkward, so we couldn't communicate. I thought, If I really want this to work well, I need to study Korean hard. So, from that time on, I started studying hard. To make a long story short, when my wife and I went shopping, there were a lot of Korean books there. However, among them, there were still books wrapped in plastic. They were books made by the Language Education Center at Seoul National University. Oh, if these were released at Seoul National University, this is really...

When I first started my speech at the 19th Army's butt chain removal competition, I had studied hard for six months and practiced boxwood studies. Eventually, in 2011, I participated in the US 8th Army's butt removal competition. At this sharp competition, when you participate, you need to create a 5-minute 6th-grade butt while participating. But most of the US soldiers participating in the competition are telling obvious stories. They talk about things like It's too spicy if you eat kimchi for six days, or Even if you eat rice, it's surprising. They either talk about what the audience wants to hear or tell their own stories from the old days. Or, like me, when I went to give a junk speech, I wanted to give a great and legendary speech when I went up to give a speech. So, I also wanted to talk about things like that. So when I first started my speech, I started with Hunminjeongeum, and Rammar 232, and Chinese characters. Most people just focus on this and that.

I know that during that competition, there was an American soldier who shouted that Dokdo is Korean land. I know about this. It's good. Back then, I memorized it through a song. I even memorized the spelling. I mean, I memorized it like this. Nar is a Chinese character. It means moon. It's not 3, but it looks like 3. It's a tank. It's a type of tank. Horo is a pointed stick. Ryu is a group. Ggu is a bee. Jorbyeol is a bay. Ssodo is a sound. I memorized it like this. It's an application contest. It's the beginning of that. My real big item is doing this. But most people only remember this. Nowadays, learning Korean is not easy. But the old Korean can be a star. Do you know how difficult it is to learn Korean pronunciation like this? Uh, I also shouted Dokdo is Korean land. At the end of the speech, Don't forget, Dokdo is Korean land. However, what I said clearly was Dokdo is Korean land.

Why did they say ttok or our next in the legend news? It's a bit simple, oh, it's a mistake, but because the person who made the subtitles was Korean, I clearly said that Dokdo is Korean territory. Listen carefully. The speed is now 5 steps. It's not Japan, it's our land. It didn't come out very well like that. It caused a huge explosion on the internet. People took pictures of that and said, Is Dokdo American territory? Comments like this came out, but thanks to the mistake made by the person who made the subtitles, that picture became famous. Thanks to that, I received a lot of attention from the broadcasting station, and even launched a very famous foreign program. Thanks to that speech, I became a bit famous, gained confidence, and started YouTube.

While doing this, there is a program called Good Morning Daejeon MBC where I did a lot of reporting activities. Thanks to that, I appeared a lot on programs like Korea's Living Report as a contributor. Thanks to all of this, especially due to my reporting activities, I got to know more about Korea and grew to love Korea more. For those who know Ferris wheel naming, you might be curious about what I have been up to these days. Until October 2020, I continued to live in Korea, and last October, we moved here. A few years ago, I started a YouTube channel and created content about collecting currencies, discussing which coins are rare, and the stories behind certain currencies. I also make metal detector content and insurance search content, and content created with children, focusing on the cultural differences between the United States and Korea.

Thanks to all of you, our channel has surpassed 147,000 subscribers. I would like to surpass 200,000 subscribers this year. So, whether you became a fan of the old Ferris Bueller or the recent M2 9 episodes, I would appreciate it if you subscribe to our channel. Normally, I don't talk about politics here, but I will say it once - Dokdo is Korean territory. Thank you, even for watching this far.

'독도는 한국땅'이라고 외치던 미군은 유튜버 미국아재라고???

한국의 희귀한 화폐 얘기, 금속탐지기로 보물찾기, 천체사진술 등 여러 취미가 있는 미국아재입니다. 2020년에 미국에 이사해서 한국과 미국의 차이를 보여주는 영상을 올립니다. 
I'm just a man with too many hobbies and a love for comparing the US and Korea.

미국아재 Mister American

미 육군 일등병 파리의 한국에서의 여정

파리 일등병이 자신의 정체성과 미국에 대한 충성심을 강조하며 한국에서의 시간을 회고합니다.

그는 웅변대회에 참가하고 한국어와 한국 문화에 적응한 후 자신의 삶이 어떻게 변화했는지 이야기합니다.

어려움과 웃음을 마주하기도 했지만, 그는 마카투사 장병들과의 경험을 좋게 기억하고 있습니다.

한국어를 배우기 위한 여정과 문화적 과제

평택 기지에서 일하며 한국어를 배우던 한 남성이 아내와 소통하기 위해 열심히 공부해야 한다는 것을 깨닫습니다.

그는 서울대학교 언어교육원에서 제작한 비닐에 싸인 한국어 책을 접하게 됩니다.

몇 달 동안 열심히 공부하고 연습했지만, 미군 엉덩이 빼기 대회에 참가해 사소한 이야기를 나누는 참가자들로 가득했던 그는 훈민정음과 한자에 대한 전설적인 연설을 목표로 합니다.

논란이 된 독도 관련 발언이 독도에 미친 영향

한 미군 병사가 대회 도중 독도가 한국 땅이라고 선언한 것이 인터넷의 분노를 촉발시켰습니다.

자막 실수로 인해 발생한 이 사건은 발언자에게 명성과 관심을 불러일으켰고, 외국 TV 프로그램 출연과 유튜브 채널 개설 등의 기회로 이어졌습니다.

리포팅부터 콘텐츠 제작까지 유튜버의 여정

한국 굿모닝 대전 MBC의 전직 기자가 성공적인 유튜브 채널 운영자로 변신했습니다.

이 채널에서는 동전 수집, 금속 탐지, 미국과 한국의 문화적 차이에 대한 콘텐츠를 선보이고 있습니다.

현재 구독자 20만 명을 목표로 구독자를 늘리는 데 주력하고 있는 유튜버입니다.