The content is a transcript of a man's experience at Dukuh Kupang Market in Indonesia, where he attempts to buy groceries while speaking in English and Javanese. He wants to test whether using a local language or English would result in cheaper prices. Throughout the market trip, he interacts with various vendors, using both languages to bargain and purchase items such as garlic, ginger, chilies, and more. He also jokes around with the vendors and makes light-hearted comments about language and cultural differences. The video concludes with the man reflecting on his experience and inviting viewers to subscribe to his channel to find out which language resulted in cheaper prices in the next video.
1. The speaker is at Dukuh Kupang Market.
2. The speaker hasn't been to the market for a long time.
3. The speaker's wife made a shopping list for them.
4. The speaker is trying to determine whether speaking English or Javanese will get them a better price.
5. The speaker asks a police officer where to buy ginger.
6. The police officer does not speak English.
7. The speaker uses Google Translate to ask about the price of garlic.
8. The speaker is trying to bargain for the price of garlic.
9. The speaker asks the seller if they have chili.
10. The speaker is trying to determine whether speaking English or Javanese will get them a better price for chili.
11. The speaker buys chili for IDR 2,000.
12. The speaker sits down to rest and comments on the skin color of the people around them.
13. The speaker decides to try buying chili again, this time using Javanese.
14. The speaker buys chili for IDR 2,000 again, but this time using Javanese.
15. The speaker thanks the seller and says goodbye in Javanese.