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- Fixing up a batch of ramune soda-flavored mochi that includes fizzing and color changing reactions on this episode of Whatcha Eating? on Emmymade in Japan. New videos every Thursday & Saturday 8 pm EST!
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Thanks everyone, For teaching us how to say hi in your language. SO cool. :)
emmymadeinjapan In Greece we say "yia sas" and in Norway we say "Halla"
I m Greek-norwegian so I m telling you both :)
I am also thinking of sending you more snacks and treats from Greece...one video is really not enough to even show a small part of what they have there
I'm from portugal so hello in portuguese is "olá"
Im from Puerto Rico and Hi over here es Hola :)
Holaaa!! From Puerto Rico ❤️
Bonjour! Is French of course for hello cx
Dear Galileo fans, Thanks so much for stopping by to say hello. :D
Hello
can you do a video on trying yummy nummies
How old are you, you look 16 - 18 to me.
Jaxe she has two kids and a husband. I'm assuming 27. But she does look young.
In Germany we say "Hallo", so it's pretty similar to the English "Hello" :)
ItsRobinWhoTalks Whoo, jemand deutsches! :D
In Netherlands, as well! Dutch is pretty similar to German and English languages.
EDGAR DEUTSCHLAND
Harry Potter NEIN BITTE
Pewds rules!
Deutsch ist allgemein sehr ähnlich zum Englischen :3
Wie Französisch zum Spanischem
In Norway we say "Hei" = "Hi", "Hallo" = "Hello", and "Halla" as a slang for "Hallo".
As for other greetings,
we have "God dag" = "Good day", "God ettermiddag" = "Good afternoon", "God kveld" = "Good evening".
Other polite sayings include, but are not limited to:
"Velkommen" = "Welcome".
"Vel møtt" = "Well met".
"Ha det bra" = "Goodbye".
"Ha en fin dag" = "Have a nice day".
"Frøken" = "Miss".
"Fru" = "Mrs".
"Herr" = "Mr".
"Takk" = "Thank you".
"Tusen takk!" = "Thank you very much!". (Tusen literally means thousand.)
Another thing of note when it comes to Norwegian is that we say "Takk" very often;
for example, we say "Takk for maten" which translates into "Thanks for the food",
which is commonly said after you've done eating whenever someone has given you food,
almost no matter the context,
at home, at your relatives, at social gatherings etc.,
it's a daily phrase in Norway.
Thanks for the primer, Marius!
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+Sava Coldwell vil du bli TH-cam venner??
Awesome
Cool
"Looks a bit like a.... Small alien brain." I died at that part.
Originally i thought it was edible tidepods, I was thinking that it would make sense why people are eating them these days.
In Italy we say "Ciao" which is used in America as well (from what I know)
I loved the music in this video. Reminded me of Harry Potter
That's the EXACT same thing I was thinking when the video started
Lol me too
I thought the exact same thing lol
Right!
Me too
In Portuguese "Olá!", "tudo bem?", "como está?", "Oi!' are among the most popular greetings.
I'm a long time viewer and I love your videos. Cheers Emmy!
thankyou, this was a great help when I was trying to figure it out, I got mine from Japan crate so your videos help a lot!
in denmark we say 'hey' because we're all modern and englishy
THE TMI WAS AMAZING! Great vid on the candy too! :D
We say "hej" in Sweden :) so it's pretty similar to "hey".
I did this one a couple months back and I have to sat it was one of the most fun candy things I've ever done.
"it looks a bit like a small alien brain" lol
in czech republic we say "ahoj" so basically we're all sailors in here
"It looks a bit like a small alien brain." So naturally, "let's give it a taste!" xD
A few days ago, I watched decocookie's video on this candy kit, and when I saw the fizzing reactions, I thought to myself "Emmy would really love this!" Needless to say, watching this video and aforementioned anticipated reactions, I was not disappointed!
Thanks for always edjimicating us, Emmy. ;)
Lily Lee You're welcome. :)
hey Emmy, you gona be on German TV this Sunday. How fun. Hi from Germany :-D
That's really cool! You should record it for her :) id love to see it too. :)
minaportw Really? Which station?
***** Prosieben :D
Ja das dachte ich auch ! 😁😁😁
Wirklich? Wo und wann und warum? :D
Really? Where and when and why? :D
Hey Emmy. I'm South African and we say Howzit? It's like the word 'how' and 'zit' together. You say it with passion and gusto. Your videos are awesome and I'm a huge fan. xx
i come from an english-speaking country, but in cantonese, there are several ways to say "hey" (more or less):
nei ho - classic hello
wai - hey
sik jor faan mei ah? - literally "have you eaten yet?" but a lot of people use it as a greeting
In Swiss German, we say "Hoi", "Ciao" ("Tschau") or "Hallo" if the occasion is informal. "Grüezi" is more formal.
In finland we say ''moi''. There's a lot of ways to say hi or hello, the most popular in here, helsinki, are probably moi, terve, moro and hei.
I ordered 6 of these for my grandkids for summer activities. I'm so glad I can see you do it first. Absolutely love your channel. And the prison recipes are so fun to watch make. I'm still not brace enough to try them yet lol
Love your videos Emmy! Always manage to put a smile on my face :3
These japanese candy kits are lowkey chemistry sets
I was born in France and basic french will tell you that "bonjour" is your typical greeting
In Poland we say "Cześć" :)
I'm American, but I live in Korea. In Korea we say '안녕' (ahn-nyeong), which is an informal way to say 'hi' or 'hey'. :)
Filipinos say either hello, hola, hullo
Hi. In Brazil we speak portuguese and we say "hi" with these words: "oi" and "olá". Great chanel, congrats!
Whoa, that's fascinating about the ear wax/body odor correlation. I have very little body odor, and what little material my ears produce is dry, white, and flaky, basically like dry skin. (As far as I know, though, I have zero Asian ancestry, just for the record.) I looked it up too and the genetic reason behind it is even more interesting. You really never know what you'll learn here!
I get both types of ear wax and still smell, you know, like all human beings when they sweat.
theoriginaledi yep, it's down to genes. i'm 100% chinese and i and my mum both have the dry earwax and although i do sweat, i don't have BO. on the other hand, my other siblings and my dad all have wet earwax and one of my brothers DO smell. i don't think BO is that common among asians, but some do.
ReiKoko This is all so fascinating to me. Everyone in my family (both parents and three brothers) has wet ear wax and smelly sweat. I never smell bad and never have much of anything in my ears, and they've always thought I was just weird. I guess the truth is I hit the genetic jackpot! (PS I also never dreamed I'd be telling strangers online about my sweat and ear wax, but there you go. :D )
theoriginaledi I know right?! Science is cool. :)
I'm not a native speaker, but I am learning Swedish. You can say "hej" (pronounced hey) to say hello informally, to a friend or something. You can also say "hallå" (pronounced ha-loo-ah) as a more formal/correct way of saying hello :)
In France we say "Salut" or "Coucou", it's similar to "Hi" "Hey"and that kind of stuff :3
In Sweden we actually have a lot of different words to say hello. The main word is "Hej" but you can also use "Hallå" or "Tjena" which is a more "cool" way of saying hello.
Emmy! I attended a NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) festival this afternoon and they had 28 countries-primarily from Europe-represented with lots of fun souvenirs and native candies. Unfortunately, I discovered what salty licorice tastes like. It's the worst!
You crack me up! You're so cute, that your earwax and body odor story was adorable! Haha
I totally want to try this!! Thanks for this video. The packaging is super cute too haha!
In Germany we say ‘Hallo’ for ‘Hello’, for ‘Good Day’ it is ‘Schönen Tag’, ‘Good Morning’ and ‘Good Afternoon’ is ‘Guten Morgen’ and ‘guten Tag’!
"Hola" in Costa Rica, we also say "Pura Vida" (Pure life) It means like "everything is ok" so we say "hola, pura vida!"
Hey! I am from India and here we say "Namaste" in Hindi, but I am a Bengali, so I say "Namashkar"!! But generally everyone nowadays uses "Hello" or "Hi"only instead!! ☺
In France we say "Salut !"
Oh and by the way, I love your videos Emmy :D
In Romania we say "Bună" (which is pronounced like 'boonuh')
And the bit of info at the end was hilarious. I never thought there would be any correlation between body odour and the colour/texture of ear wax. I'll need to look into that.
In Philippines we say "Kamusta!" /ka-moos-ta/ which translates to "How are you?" but it's basically the same thing as "Hey!". :D
Enzo Galvano sometimes it is also "Psst!" if you know someone close. X'D hahaha My professor did that when he was in a foreign country. he said "Psst!" and then when someone notice he would say "Kababayan!" (a person who is in the same country as you are.) it was hilarious cause he said, the moest people who notice it was Filipino
HI KAPWA PINOY!!! XD
Enzo Galvano hahaha Back at you! Musta! ano balita?(mostly used) LOL X'D Tag init pa rin! haha
Ayos lang, hindi ako nanonood ng news eh. Hahaha!
Hoy
we love watching u me and my lil one have been following u on both here and emmy makes
Do other people notice animals, especially the domestic ones, saying "hi" with their heads the way Peter their local area do?
In northern California, we either nod a tiny nod first up, then back to the original head position, to greet a fierce, dangerous or rough looking/appearing person. Or, for a more kind & welcoming greeting, we do a tiny nod first down, then back to regular head position, often with a smile.
I have seen dogs, cats & horses do it. Especially in response to me.
In Sweden we say "hej", which is basically pronounced as the English "hey", or "hallå". Very often we say "hej hej!" for some reason.
In Poland we says "Cześć" whith is both "hi" and" bye" :-) For "hi" we also use words like "siema".
In Greece we say "ya sou" ^^
In Russia greetings are kinda complicated.
To elders, strangers, teachers etc. you say zdrastvuite.
To your co-workers or just somebody you know you say zdrastvuy.
To your family and friends you simply say pri-vet.
But we don't have a lot of greets like what's up or how you doing, it all sums up pretty much to "kak dela" which means how's it going or "chevo novovo" which means what's new
omg i love mochi so much i've once had it and it's actually my personal fav 💜
In Finland we say "Moi" or "Hei". You can also say "Terve" :)
Hey Emmy! I'm watching you right now on TV :) you had an interview on German television.Greetings from Bosnia :D
Oh! And in New Orleans we say "where ya at Dawlin?" as a greeting.
I find Deodorant makes me sweat more.
emmy i like all of your videos so much and i think they are really good
In Sweden we say either "hej" wich means hi, "hallå" wich means hello or you greet eachither like me and my friends do. We're really weird so we imitate a bro hug, and say things like "yo brorsan, mannen! Hur är läget bror?". Wich means like "yo brotha, my man! How's it going bro?" Yeah...
My kids: Emmy loves stuff that fizzes ☺️
In Turkey, we say " Merhaba" :)
In Belgium, we say "hallo" :)
That's amazing! I have dark amber coloured earwax and if I don't use an all natural Crystal Salt Stick deodorant, then I smell, shall we say, a little less than fresh.
In indonesia to you must say "Hallo Apa kabar?" Which mean "hallo,how are you?"
The thing you said at the end is so true! People from asian heritage don't have as many sweat glands or the bacteria that makes body odour so powerful on western people and so you guys don't get stinky a male friend of mine has no body odour he smells like shampoo and cigarettes but not like a western guy, they smell like "Woah Man smell" XD but you guys are so lucky nice skin thick hair and you don't stink its not fair!
Hi Emmy, I just made these!! I think they're lush - aside from the blue stuff you blob on last :) love your videos :0
In Brazilian Portuguese, "hello" is "oi" or "olá" =D
I am from Estonia and i live now in Finland. So hi in estonia: Tere and in finnish: hei. Love your videos :)
In France we say "Bonjour !" Or "Salut !" (pronounced like the word "salute" but the t is silent. This one is more for friends or someone you know very well) :3
in the netherlands we speak dutch and we say hello as : Hoi, Hallo, Goedendag or just hey
I love making these sooo much!!!
Ur awesome!!!
Hello i saw you in a german tv show named galileo thats so funny ! 😁 i love your videos and when i saw you i was like omg i know you yas yas 😂😂
In Dominican Republic we say "Keloke" , we speak spanish,but this is more of a slang....the actual spanish word is "Hola"
Love the camera quality and the background!!!
Every time you eat Japanese sweets it just reminds me of chemistry class ...
In Denmark we say: Hej, Goddag, Halløjsa, Halløj, and so on.. :)
in korea we say "Annyoung Haseo" ^o^ (ann-yung ha-say-oh)
In Thai we say "สวัสดี" or "Sawasdee"
Wichita boom Sawadee Krup. Sa-bai-dee mai?
Sawadee krup
I'm Laos!😁😂 so our languages r kinda the same?
Ariana Vongnarath yeah i guess so haha
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I love your videos and they always make me hungry!
Wow! I never know what I might learn when watching an Emmy made video! ;-)
Wonderful
we say hej in danish same way as u say hi
That's pretty cool about the ear wax/body odor. I am adopted from China and have dry flakey ear wax that is difficult to remove and I've never really had too much of an issue with body odor. Maybe it has something to do with pore size and or how much oil your body produces?
Hi Emmy ! In France we say "Salut" (the 't' is not pronounced ! :) or "Coucou" to say hey :)
Love your videos ♥
I guess this is just another con of being clumsy, but I nearly had a heart attack when you added the powder by tapping it out. ; )
That's so awsome I just saw you at our german show Galileo. Thumbs up to you 👍👍👍👍👍🙌🙌
In Hungary, we say Szia to each other. :) It is the short form of Szervusz.
In norway we say Hei for Hi, Hallo for Hello & God dag for Good day!
In France we say "Bonjour !" or "Salut" if you are with friends ! :)
Boozhoo or aaniin is hello in Ojibwe (Native Americans from MN, MI, WI, ND, and parts of Canada)
I'm an OG American lol, Cayuga Tribe which is Iroquois. So my family has always said "Sago (Say-goh)" but found out later that was the Seneca way of saying "Hello" but since Cayuga people lost all their land moved in with other tribes of the 6 Nations our languages and traditions (which are already very similar) kinda intermingled and it's Sencas closest to me and with having some Seneca family I see how my family went our whole lives think "Sago" was also Cayuga "Hello" lol True way to say it in my language is "Sgeno" when you pronounce the "g" you put a sorta "K" sound before it like the K and G sorta melt into each other S-kg-N-oh. Willing to bet no one had Cayuga "Hello" in this comment thread lol Also my S/N means "Thank you" you gotta melt the "N" into the "y" so Ny-ah-way don't drag the y at the end sorta barely pronounce that "y" and it's kinda like you don't let the "y" leave your throat just an abrupt stop on that "Y" almost as if it got stuck in your throat, simulates a hiccup.
Lovely as always!
Keylly Rodriguez NO SHE ISNT! WTF? She's very pretty, hater!
Keylly Rodriguez Can you please speak English? I can't understand "She 'us' ugly".
Yes, you are by "Galileo" ! 😂
I'm from Venezuela and as every spanish speaker we say "Hola!" :D PD: I LOVE your videos! YOU ARE AWESOME!
In Saudi Arabia We say
ahlan " اهلا " or marhaban " مرحبا "
Which means hello xD
in new Zealand the way we say hello is "Kia Ora" that means hello
As Mando'ade or Mandalorians we say Su'cuy gar! "Hello!"; Literally: "So you're still alive." But I was born English so hi works too
In Jamaica, we say "Wah gwan",as a means of greeting.
In Haiti hello is komoye, which basically means how are you doing.
we have a couple of ways to say hello in finnish: hei, heippa, moi, terve
In French, we say "Hé-ho!"... Though French is a very multi-cultural, err, "culture", so there are many other words used that have been borrowed from other languages. Therefor, we also use "Hey" and "Yo".
Also, French isn't a simplified language, so it really depends on the context.
If you want to salute someone, you say "Salut". If you are welcoming them, you say: "Bonjour". If you want them to pay attention to you or something you're about to say, you say : "Hé-ho!" or "Hé-là" (that second is "spatial", like when someone bumps into you or if they are about to drop something). If you want them to stop, you say "Ho-là". If you want them to snap out of it, you say "Allô!" (which is the same term you use, when answering the phone). French is a language that is so "Magnifique"!
in Norway you say: hei or hallo
hei = hi and hallo = hello
Kia Ora from New Zealand ❤️
that was sooo great! oh...I am from Colombia! I love your videos
Sigue mostrando comida extraña!
In Sweden we say "Hej" or "Hejsan" but if you are feeling crazy you can say "HejsanSvejsan" , "Tjena" , "Hai" , "Tja" or "Halloo"
If you are really proper you can say "Hallå"