How to pronounce “disobedient” in English

And many times in our dog-human relationship, dogs who aren't picking up certain behaviors we want them to, we want to tell each other that they're stubborn,they're disobedient, they're willful, et cetera.But I can tell you there's not a dog on Earth that really has a rebellious streak as we think of it in like a teenager's terms.

In a family, there's always a relationship of superiority, your parents, et cetera.So when they're not supervised, the Chinese are very disobedient, hence the saying, ,, "the mountain is high and the emperor is far away."And if you think about other cultures, there are some cultures where people are very obedient whether or not they're observed.

These are the cultures, for example, where people stand at a red light when there are no cars around, classic examples beingJapan and Germany. And there are other national cultures where people are very disobedient whether or not they're observed, and these are economic basket cases.I don't even need to name the countries, you can figure them out for yourselves.

But China is on one diagonal.And indeed, there are some other cultures that I've experienced where people are obedient if you don't observe them too much and they become disobedientif they feel you are watching them too much.

He's hibernating until he's 17.And oftentimes, being separate from you means going against what you are saying, not agreeing with you, defying you, being disobedient.