I remember back when a Russian TH-camr was "teaching" his viewers Croatian and said that the kindest greeting is "jebem ti mater" or something similar, which translates more or less to "I fuck your mom". The funny thing is, in context it's actually something you do casually say to your friends. But out of context, to a stranger on the street? Get ready to be beat up XD
I probably would have done that when I was younger, but by the time I was seriously learning languages I would never do that. I remember a Japanese guy who came to our university was making a girl say "Let's paizuri" and I interjected because I have the (unfortunate?) knowledge of what that word means. What a pervert... but I guess I know what a lot of words mean and I have myself and Kaichou to thank for that.... granted none of the words I've learned from watching Reddit Shitpost Review are anything I'd use on a daily basis in casual conversation.
I told a friend of mine that "Unko Daisuki" is a general Japanese greeting a while back. I really hope he just forgot about it cause I definitely forgot to tell him what it really means lol
The best ones are still people that get wrong Japanese or Chinese tattoos. It's hilarious to see someone run around thinking their tattoo means something like strength but in reality it's just chicken noodle soup
When I was in high school one of my friends found a toy sword sold at our local mall that had some Japanese written on it. We were all taking Japanese classes at the time and it was easy to translate - あなたのミルク, or "your milk" haha
@@manusiabumi7673 2 ways it's different. 1) A shirt you can always take off at the end of the day. So no matter how stupid/embarassing it may be at least the Engrish is not indelibly inked onto their bodies (and from what I've seen people in Asia don't ever really get tattoos like that with English words/phrases). 2) I can't speak fully for them but I feel that most of the people wearing the Engrish shirts just do so because it "looks cool" to them. They may have chosen something stupid or crass because they don't know the translation but at least they're not mistaken that it's some profoundly deep message. Unlike most of the people who get the Chinese character tattoos, which seem to usually be done with the intent of having some inspirational word or phrase. The "looks cool" factor is certainly still present but there's an extra layer of foolishness in them getting a badly translated tattoo and thinking it's something highly meaningful and personal.
I know enough of not just a second language, but a third one too. But then so is virtually everyone else around me, so there's no opportunity for me to pull this prank
Oh god this reminds me of when I was stationed in Japan. Was at a club with a couple guys from my command. One was actually local-ish. Lucky him lol. Anyway one guy asked for a pickup line to use on the Japanese women. I don't recall what he said, but the guy tried it out and the girl he was trying it out busted out laughing her ass off. Guy comes back red af and just sits down. Turns out the line he was given apparently meant something like "your mother smells like a fish" and the girl totally knew he was being fucked with when he said it.. 😂 she told him right away... Well after she finished laughing.
1:44 As a Spanish speaker, it was hilarious knowing what "unchi buriburi" means. In Spanish, the closest that you can say that is "Cágate encima", which roughly translates to "Go take a shit on yourself". Not really an "F you!", but quite the silly insult, if you ask me.
Lo peor es que con la onomatopeya parece que va mas inclinado a "me cago" ni siquiera es decirle "Cagate" es peor, te hacen enojar y le respondes "ME CAGO" y ya hahhha
Oh wow, buriburi takes me back to elementary when my classmate was of Japanese descent. He taught me oppai and osiri, with the latter paired with buriburi. I always recall it being shaking ass instead of shitting though lol
Why is it when people know someone who knows a language that they don't, it's only the swears they are interested in?(speaking as a native English speaker in Greece)
we did this with "chinchintaberou" to our friend who wanted to ask a jp exchange student to go out to lunch with him, he knows that taberou is eat and asked us what is "do you want to go eat lunch with me" planning to ask her out for lunch after class. boiii
@@proxy90909 we did laugh, but we told the girl later and apologized and asked to give the poor bastard a chance. we troll our friends but we still winged him. He got his date next day and we got some good story to laugh at him from time to time
Yes. The "Western Taiwanese" antis may have taken down Coco, but not the girl behind Coco. She had a career before HoloLive, and she continues as an independent streamer. Both IRL and VTuber personas.
@@VandersonStudios aight so it's just me. I just thought, y'know. Custom pointer, Yakuza appreciation, the way she reviews memes. Might've just been inspiration, might've been nothing at all.
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unchi buriburi
shit furiously~
I love how translating does nothing
Purupururinpururin
@@Duy23803 reminds me of that one Nyanners clip ...
oh hey babe *shits aggressively*
Teaching foreigners bad words or making them say stupid things is the top reasons to learn different language
My motivation to learn different language.
I remember back when a Russian TH-camr was "teaching" his viewers Croatian and said that the kindest greeting is "jebem ti mater" or something similar, which translates more or less to "I fuck your mom". The funny thing is, in context it's actually something you do casually say to your friends. But out of context, to a stranger on the street? Get ready to be beat up XD
Yeah true, done the same to my friends a couple of times
I probably would have done that when I was younger, but by the time I was seriously learning languages I would never do that. I remember a Japanese guy who came to our university was making a girl say "Let's paizuri" and I interjected because I have the (unfortunate?) knowledge of what that word means. What a pervert... but I guess I know what a lot of words mean and I have myself and Kaichou to thank for that.... granted none of the words I've learned from watching Reddit Shitpost Review are anything I'd use on a daily basis in casual conversation.
@@TheGuyWhoIsSitting I think it's fine to do it even if you're older, just know the line you shouldn't cross.
Keep it just fun and harmless
nani too
こちらこそなに
何❤️
Omae wa mou shindeiru 😍💑
We trained him wrong, as a joke.
How do you like my face-to-your-foot style!?
I prefer foot-to-crotch style.
mmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMaaaa
I’m bleeding-making me the victor
I rock. AND roll. ALL DAY LONG! Sweet Susie!
I told a friend of mine that "Unko Daisuki" is a general Japanese greeting a while back. I really hope he just forgot about it cause I definitely forgot to tell him what it really means lol
Please tell me what does it mean
Jesus, imagine your friend saying that to some japanese tourists out of nowhere.
What's it mean?
@@SirFooplesTheThird According to Google Translate, it means "I love shit".
W A S T E D
This is peak "boku no chinchin wa chiisai" energy.
The best ones are still people that get wrong Japanese or Chinese tattoos. It's hilarious to see someone run around thinking their tattoo means something like strength but in reality it's just chicken noodle soup
Imagine someone getting a back tat of 量子チキンスープグラスビッグチュングス
When I was in high school one of my friends found a toy sword sold at our local mall that had some Japanese written on it. We were all taking Japanese classes at the time and it was easy to translate - あなたのミルク, or "your milk" haha
@@wendigobass , was this sword custom made?
I mean, how is it different from a chinese/japanese person wearing a shirt with random, sometimes inappropriate, english word/phrase?
@@manusiabumi7673 2 ways it's different.
1) A shirt you can always take off at the end of the day. So no matter how stupid/embarassing it may be at least the Engrish is not indelibly inked onto their bodies (and from what I've seen people in Asia don't ever really get tattoos like that with English words/phrases).
2) I can't speak fully for them but I feel that most of the people wearing the Engrish shirts just do so because it "looks cool" to them. They may have chosen something stupid or crass because they don't know the translation but at least they're not mistaken that it's some profoundly deep message. Unlike most of the people who get the Chinese character tattoos, which seem to usually be done with the intent of having some inspirational word or phrase. The "looks cool" factor is certainly still present but there's an extra layer of foolishness in them getting a badly translated tattoo and thinking it's something highly meaningful and personal.
Nani this sense of humor, and the girls of course!
nani too
It's honestly terrifying how much chemistry they have.
Oh hey babe,
*Uchi buriburi*
According to google that means "this is all"
I once told a friend "ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo." meant "I love you more than anyone else." It was hilarious.
I'm showing my age here, but this puts me in mind of the Monty Python Hungarian-English phrasebook sketch.
I will not buy this Record, it is Scratched
Tho, you have to admit, a normie using an anime frace to an otakue may as well be a love declaration.
Moona from that one holo festival to pekora: SACHOU, SAY DO YOU SEE THIS SHIT PEKO?
Do you see this shit peko
@@leecast1721 now that makes sense. I was wondering whats weird with my sentence. 😂 thanks
@@dmnsldns noprob
F for those poor English speakers. They were just trying to learn.
And when she moved to Japan, she did the same thing with her fellow employees.
I see we have discovered a new type of brat, the Halfugaki.
instant tears from hearing the next meme after so long
Oh dear a like from the hero itself,seems like its gona be. A good day
If the girl is an Otaku, she may like the reference
Maybe she did and was playing along, but it totally went over his head. And then she realized he wasn’t a real otaku and unfriended him.
@@theoneguyoverthere, but what if she knows he's well built and buff like in Jojo?
If it was me, I'd recommend either "Ore no chinchin wa chisai" or "Ore wa chinchin ga daisuki".
If I knew enough of a second language, I’d pull this prank too.
If I had friends, I'd pull this prank too.
I know enough of not just a second language, but a third one too. But then so is virtually everyone else around me, so there's no opportunity for me to pull this prank
My hovercraft is full of eels
if you want to remember unchi buriburi just think of gianni's "hey babe" video
The both of them and Brian as well carry the same sins
*taking an aggressive dump*
I'm enough of a Otaku to know shinda dies NOT mean I live you
Seeing this... it just, brings back memories you know?
Roses are Red,
Violets are Blue.
Omae wa mou
Shindeiru.
*NANI!!!*
Oh god this reminds me of when I was stationed in Japan. Was at a club with a couple guys from my command. One was actually local-ish. Lucky him lol. Anyway one guy asked for a pickup line to use on the Japanese women. I don't recall what he said, but the guy tried it out and the girl he was trying it out busted out laughing her ass off. Guy comes back red af and just sits down.
Turns out the line he was given apparently meant something like "your mother smells like a fish" and the girl totally knew he was being fucked with when he said it.. 😂 she told him right away... Well after she finished laughing.
Well at least she understands
I miss meme review
ありがとう for the TL notes
Nani too - Kenshiro.
At this point, not getting the FOTNS reference just means being meme illiterate
Pikamee is a trouble causer!
1:44
As a Spanish speaker, it was hilarious knowing what "unchi buriburi" means. In Spanish, the closest that you can say that is "Cágate encima", which roughly translates to "Go take a shit on yourself".
Not really an "F you!", but quite the silly insult, if you ask me.
Lo peor es que con la onomatopeya parece que va mas inclinado a "me cago" ni siquiera es decirle "Cagate" es peor, te hacen enojar y le respondes "ME CAGO" y ya hahhha
@@proxy90909, también puede tener esa definición. Todo dependería del contexto.
Fit the meme, get them to say... You have already shit yourself.
@@ImFrelled Omae wa mo... Shitteru!
Why im having a wierd flash back?
cruelty at it's peak...
Oh wow, buriburi takes me back to elementary when my classmate was of Japanese descent.
He taught me oppai and osiri, with the latter paired with buriburi. I always recall it being shaking ass instead of shitting though lol
my heartache by remembering kiryu
When they said "next meme"...
It hit me hard
Why is it when people know someone who knows a language that they don't, it's only the swears they are interested in?(speaking as a native English speaker in Greece)
It’s just human nature. We’re attracted to and intrigued by the taboo.
@@millennialcaveman8383 sad thing is it?
I miss this.
And the girl he like is Karen huh LOL.
kson's version is epic 🤣🤣🤣
we did this with "chinchintaberou" to our friend who wanted to ask a jp exchange student to go out to lunch with him, he knows that taberou is eat and asked us what is "do you want to go eat lunch with me" planning to ask her out for lunch after class. boiii
If it had worked you wouldnt be laughing at hes win... But I guess it was just infinitely funny
@@proxy90909 we did laugh, but we told the girl later and apologized and asked to give the poor bastard a chance. we troll our friends but we still winged him. He got his date next day and we got some good story to laugh at him from time to time
@@leecast1721 You are good friend
Well, that actually sound like what close friend does lol
Id just be using google translate if I was him
That is amazing!!! 🤣🤣🤣
What the fuck Brian
Kson is a Vtuber again? Well that's...interesting.
Shit ktana you seriously cutting the gravity cheese with your japanese
say "wangy wangy"
No, I don't trust you
Is Kson, Coco Kiryu from hololive? Cause she sound very similar to coco
Yes.
The "Western Taiwanese" antis may have taken down Coco, but not the girl behind Coco. She had a career before HoloLive, and she continues as an independent streamer. Both IRL and VTuber personas.
Kson also lives with a Gorilla, mentions how her favorite vTuber is a dragon, and acts and sounds a lot like Coco... ;P
@@TheGuyWhoIsSitting I thought you said Kson live with Gibara for a sec lol
>asks Pika how to say an obscenity in Japanese
>Pika presents an obscenity
"Trolling"
so unchi buriburi = *shits aggressively*
preceded by the requisite, "oh hey babe"
@@Mazed927 AAAAAAAAAGG
@@gemstonegynoid7475 my body is in another cell
i fancy it a rotten mess by now
gawd that is cringe, not the reference, but saying "nani to you too" to show they know nothing about anime and otaku culture x.x
Am I dumb or is kson exuding massive kaichou vibes?
Nah bro I don't think there's any relation
@@VandersonStudios aight so it's just me. I just thought, y'know. Custom pointer, Yakuza appreciation, the way she reviews memes. Might've just been inspiration, might've been nothing at all.
@@YTDariuS-my6dg completely coincidental. 😉
@@YTDariuS-my6dg its just you thinking to much about it take some rest you hearing things you should not hear 😉