NOTIFICATION SQUAD: Natsuki's back! Show him some love by hitting the like button - he gets depressed if videos he appears in don't perform well! (Haha, genuinely). BUT WHAT tongue twisters did we miss?! And as we help Natsuki on his long, long road to becoming a world famous actor, we're open to ideas on how to make it happen! What would you like to see him do and WHERE would you like to see him go...
I was watching this on another device, and I literally got up and switched to my phone so I could say the same thing. The content gods have spoken, Chris! Make it so!
You can't help but love Natsuki ❤️ He's tenacious and incredibly charming. I don't think I've ever laughed this hard out loud while watching anything by myself. 🤣
I have heard of people who can't distinguish between /b/ and /v/. I can't understand how, but that's apparently a thing. At least it's not /β/ and /w/, that's difficult to distinguish, I think. So yeah, it's interesting how the brain can't deal with sounds it is not used to. Then again, all (healthy) humans of all over the world are physically able to articulate all sounds of all languages. The only limiting factor is your own brain.
@Frog Man Yes, and in certain languages it's more common to have such difficulties with pronouncing certain sounds like rhotacism for R sounds. But this lack of perception is observable in other things; if your culture and language don't distinguish between the colours green and blue for example, you'll actually have a harder time perceiving their difference.
@Frog Man Yeah, muscle memory is the biggest hurdle to overcome. I think when learning a language with new sounds it's very important to consciously try and voice those sounds individually instead of blindly attempting the sound by mimicking the pronunciation of words. Your brain will default to what it knows instead of producing the sound you really want. Cross sections of the mouth help with that, you can see how to position your tongue for each sound and how to position your lips and teeth.
@@Audiojack_ "if your culture and language don't distinguish between the colours green and blue for example, you'll actually have a harder time perceiving their difference". Are you sure about this? I know the Japanese sometimes mixes the two up sometimes (green traffic lights are called blue lights, newly grown spring leaves are called blue leaves, etc) but the people have no difficulty discerning between the two colors.
Never did a spit take before but Ken Watanabi just made me spit tortellini all over my keyboard and phone. I'd be super pissed if I could stop laughing.
During the 5-min-straight struggle that was Peter Piper i was dying on the floor LOL Also the Red Lorry tong twist must be incredibly hard for the japanese
That bit's so hilarious! XD (can't really blame him, what with the L/R issue and all. Language sounds you haven't grown up with, are notoriously difficult to deal with. I'm glad to have grown up with relatively many. Japanese people tend to grow up with very few)
About halfway through this, somehow, I entangled the idea of Natz getting pulled over and given a field sobriety test of tongue twisters. It kind of added to the humor. He's such a good sport for going along with what I can only imagine is quite difficult to learn, while not getting frustrated and embarrassed or ever losing his smile almost the whole time. He makes me smile so much. Fucking rockstar! ❤️
I've heard that's the best way to immerse yourself in a language. If you don't know the word your looking for, take two or three words you do know and use them in place of what you mean.
Sonny Martin Yep, I tried that in Paris once and got treated with total contempt. Outside of Paris where people are usually nicer ( in my experience anyway) they just fell about laughing and pointed me to the nearest place serving tea (I’m English) which I thought was tremendously kind of them 🙂✌🏻🏴
@@kabur88 The "R"-mores (らりるれろ) are pretty hard to pronounce properly. It's a sound made by putting the tongue between the positions of "D" and "L", straightening out the tongue and hitting that point. You can't "roll" a Japanese "R". So for foreigners from the west it's the other way around. Also for yourself it still doesn't sound right, even if you're doing it in the right way, so in order to find out wether you did it right you have to record yourself. But at the end of the day it's easier. On the other hand it's easier to make the sounds. Most western sounds can be made much easier than Japanese sounds. For example you can learn the "R" by gargling water. For other sounds you have to change the position of the lips instead of the position of the tongue. If they would use the proper methods for learning the pronounciation of words from west it would be much easier and sound much better. It would make sense to use speech therapists in addition to teachers, or at least use methods of speech therapists, even if the teachers come frome abroad.
@@Rubbseh I had a very hard time learning the Japanese R, but now I know how it's possible to learn it properly. No guide worked for me, I developed my own method. Oh, and I made a mistake in my comment, it's a mix between "L" and "D". Guides that actually help are rare. Usually by following a guide you reach something similar and form it eventually into the more or less correct version through training. But here's a guide which actually helps you to reach the correct way of making the sound if you want to learn it. A small part of it is my idea (probably someone somewhere teaches it this way, but I found nothing which is similar to my method), a big part of it is how to learn the voiced alveolar trill. That means an "R" which is performed with the tip of the tongue. You make sounds in which an "L" and an "D" is surrounded by vowels. For example "teLe" and "teDe", but any sound works if this condition is met. Now you make this sound and always swap between the "L" and "D" version. You do this until you fail to do so. It can take quite some time and may need a few sessions, but eventually it should work out. For me it took several 1-2 hour sessions, but most people learn it faster. When you reach the point of "failure" you try to go into the direction of the "fail". If you keep on following this way that's how you learn the voiced alveolar trill. However in the case of the Japanese "R" you tap the alveolar instead of holding the tongue in that position and you need to keep the tongue mostly flat. And that's all there's to it.
Please do more of this, Chris! You two are so funny and charismatic together. You can just be sitting in front of the camera doing this type of funny stuff it is enough to brighten the darkest day.
I love that you guys have such an awesome friendship that you can share something that could very well be embarrassing to some, and you're both laughing and supporting for it! Natsuki, you are awesome! Thank you for sharing your light with all of us around the world!
I have lived in Scotland for 4 years and still struggle with "yellow lorry". Esp when tired or drunk or hungover - usually all 3 😂 My usual is "lello rolly" 😁😁 Natsuki did really well 👍👍👍
Personaly for me this is one of the best vids i'v seen from you guys just by the sheer laughter you'v gave me. Believe me or not it took about 20 mins. or so to finaly finish the video. Thanks for the great time.
glad i found your channel cant stop watching . im trip to Japan is next year and your videos are helping me " not being that guy " when i get there .., Thx a bunch
I want to thank Natsuki for making my day. I was actually keeping myself awake by watching youtube videos because I wasn't feeling too well, now I am smiling and it's all just because of how adorable and enthusiastic he was in this lovely video ♥
NOTIFICATION SQUAD: Natsuki's back! Show him some love by hitting the like button - he gets depressed if videos he appears in don't perform well! (Haha, genuinely). BUT WHAT tongue twisters did we miss?! And as we help Natsuki on his long, long road to becoming a world famous actor, we're open to ideas on how to make it happen! What would you like to see him do and WHERE would you like to see him go...
I hit all the buttons
Natsuki is da man!! great to see him back hahah
First gave him to eat a seashell.😁
There is only one path for Natsuki, First we start with sentai and/or kamen rider, then we get him to star in an anime and then a movie.
that being said, we need a Natsuki to make a picture book about himself.
“He lives”- Natsuki
Pshh lucky
The boi who lived
*i live
And he's got a muscle tongue to show for it
I'm gonna use that one whenever anyone asks how i'm doing.
"He lives".
Looking forward to the sequel: English guy attempts Japanese tongue twisters
th-cam.com/video/cE0RAhEsbdg/w-d-xo.html
@@Svoorhout85 ???
@@jeff7210 for everyone confused, 15:40 in the link
I was watching this on another device, and I literally got up and switched to my phone so I could say the same thing. The content gods have spoken, Chris! Make it so!
I remember a video where Chris and his girlfriend were trying Japanese and English tongue twisters, does anyone know the video? I can't find it :(
Natsuki is the perfect example for someone, who always tries his best and never gives up, even if something seems absolutely impossible for him to do.
And that's we all love him ♥️🙌
he is basically Naruto
You can't help but love Natsuki ❤️ He's tenacious and incredibly charming. I don't think I've ever laughed this hard out loud while watching anything by myself. 🤣
I fucking love Natsuki
"lorry"
"rori"
"no, lorry"
"loli"
fbi open up
Oh herr yeh
Lead Loli 😂
Christopher Worley 日本人には違いが分からん（ ; ; ）
Glad i wasnt the only one
Natsuki: *giving his very best*
Chris: *an orchestra of snorts and wheezes*
"I live", man Natsuki really has a way with words
Italian mafia boss: *throws a newspaper at a dude*
Italian mafia boss: "5:50"
K-Next yes very much, all the time. 🤣👍👍
💀💀💀💀💀💀
I'm crying LOOOOOOOOL
Hahahaaaaaa 😂😂
ded
I love how despite being awful at it, he does not give up any second
Yes, Chris is inspirational.
Peter Piker and Ken Watanabe strikes again
With that moustache, it's must be Tom Cruise and Ken Watanabe
Natsuki: PEter piCklid a pEpO-
Chris: *wheeeeEEEEEEEEEeeeeeze*
I think you mean Peter Pepper!
6:47
"she shells she shells by she shore"
"thats good" ✔
To be fair, that's how the Japanese language does "si/cy" sounds.
@@em_birch yeah its great isnt it :D
i was impressed with how well he did with fuzzy wuzzy. 👏
Japanese language has no “Si” sound, which makes that specific tongue twister really really hard for them
AHAHAHAHAHAH IM IN TOKYO HIGH OFF PUSSY AND BENTO RICE!
@@LeeorVardi not as hard as saying Lorry
So glad you managed to book the legendary actro Natsuki to appear on your humble show.
@Canadian Girl Actro.
@Canadian Girl seems I have made a bit of a boo boo with my spelling
Natsuki sounds like the drunk sounding roommate everyone wished they had.
Drunk "sounding" eh?
❤ Natsuki
Chris: picked a peck
Natsuki : pig the peppa.
This comment genuinely had me dying lmaooo
@@herpaderpz i fucking second this!
@@_viraj And I fucking third it!
I love how fearless Natsuki is. He just keeps trying and doesn't let a few mistakes hold him back. His enthusiasm is so admirable.
Chris: "Can you do it?"
Natsuki: *immediately chokes and starts dying*
His body was trying to warn him 😆
Queue the eeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeee
From re:zero
5:02
Even though his *English* isn't 100%, his *_Italian_* sure is on point!
Also, his Swedish is coming along nicely 6:45 :)
Nah
My boy Natsuki's a Gang-Star!
@@beanbeater Volare Via
Now we just need Natsuki's revenge.
He should challenge you, too
Yes! And Natsuki's revenge is a great title
Need this so much!
Justice for Natsuki!! 😁
This needs more upvotes!! Chris needs to do Japanese tongue twisters
@@Download7358 He did a video with Ryotoro where he did Japanese tongue twisters.
Genuinely disappointed his prize wasn't pickled peppers.
Pigga dah peppas
The tireless devotion of Natsuki, refreshing sadistic nature of Chris and the creamy in between, made my day!
Chris: one word at a time
proceeds to say two words
Or even 3
Confusion intensifies...
In Japanese they oftenly say 2 or even 3 as one.
For example.
Watashi wa (I, me)
Is pronounced watashiwa
Etc....
Pretty cool
Alternate title: "Japanese National Treasure Attempts English Tongue Twisters". Gotta love Natsuki!
Natsuki is the man
He rocks!
Natsuki is a international treasure
♥️🙌
*Sees Natsuki in thumbnail*
Me: Dis gonna be gud
“Fuzzy wuzzy not a hair”
fuzzy wuzzy was a beer
@@museves Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fizzy
Acting Judge: What separates you from the rest?
Natsuki: I have mastered 5 english tongue twisters
Acting Judge: SUGOI
I don't think I've ever seen Chris laugh so much in a video 🤣🤣🤣
It's interesting to see how the lack of a distinct L and R causes difficulties in perceiving their difference altogether.
"What's the difference?" He genuinely couldn't tell! Fascinating!
I have heard of people who can't distinguish between /b/ and /v/. I can't understand how, but that's apparently a thing. At least it's not /β/ and /w/, that's difficult to distinguish, I think. So yeah, it's interesting how the brain can't deal with sounds it is not used to.
Then again, all (healthy) humans of all over the world are physically able to articulate all sounds of all languages. The only limiting factor is your own brain.
@Frog Man Yes, and in certain languages it's more common to have such difficulties with pronouncing certain sounds like rhotacism for R sounds. But this lack of perception is observable in other things; if your culture and language don't distinguish between the colours green and blue for example, you'll actually have a harder time perceiving their difference.
@Frog Man
Yeah, muscle memory is the biggest hurdle to overcome. I think when learning a language with new sounds it's very important to consciously try and voice those sounds individually instead of blindly attempting the sound by mimicking the pronunciation of words. Your brain will default to what it knows instead of producing the sound you really want.
Cross sections of the mouth help with that, you can see how to position your tongue for each sound and how to position your lips and teeth.
@@Audiojack_ "if your culture and language don't distinguish between the colours green and blue for example, you'll actually have a harder time perceiving their difference". Are you sure about this? I know the Japanese sometimes mixes the two up sometimes (green traffic lights are called blue lights, newly grown spring leaves are called blue leaves, etc) but the people have no difficulty discerning between the two colors.
Never did a spit take before but Ken Watanabi just made me spit tortellini all over my keyboard and phone. I'd be super pissed if I could stop laughing.
Natsuki has a movie doesnt that mean his already a actor if not at least a star
Broke: “I live.”
Woke: “Muscle Tongue”
Omg after a HORRIBLE day, this has cheered me up to no end. I am laughing so much!! Thank you Chris and Natsuki!!!!
So happy to see Natsuki back! Even happier to learn that “he lives”.
During the 5-min-straight struggle that was Peter Piper i was dying on the floor LOL
Also the Red Lorry tong twist must be incredibly hard for the japanese
Absolutely dying at this, how you managed to actually film anything at all is beyond me, hilarious, good to see natsuki back too!
Putting the camera on a table or a tripod is beyond you?
@@ambiank4980 you clearly don't understand my comment, tit.
That was actually pretty impressive for a Japanese citizen.
Pretty sure Junskitchen can slay all of these.
@@PassionPno He doesn't count hahaha
Half of the video is 1 tongue twister
*I'm not complaining*
Chris: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
Natsuki: Turns into a Jazz scat artist
Says "Muscle tongue", then wiggles his tongue to the camera. Just what type of actor are trying to be?
😂😂😂😂Bruh
*oh*
Just rewatched this with my 8yr Old Son and he absolutely laughed his arse off and the Peter Piper one. Cheers Mr B.
"Red loli
Yellow loli"
Thank you Natsuki
Truly a man of culture
That bit's so hilarious! XD
(can't really blame him, what with the L/R issue and all. Language sounds you haven't grown up with, are notoriously difficult to deal with. I'm glad to have grown up with relatively many. Japanese people tend to grow up with very few)
Chris is so uncomfortable when Natsuki starts spewing off red lolis and yellow lolis.
I mean... I would imagine most Brits would understand it as lolly (Short for lollipop)
You into lolicon Natsuki
*Imagine an imaginary menagerie manager managing an imaginary menagerie.*
Can mew imyagine imyaginyary mewnyagerie mewnager imyagining mewnyaging an imyaginary mewnyagerie?
@@tarunldragopegasus noted :P though i typed in haste hoping peeps would 'like' because I need the validation haha
Ahh a man of culture.
@@davambs well, one tries :P
at the maginot line?
"I live"
A man of much culture and few words.
I Thought he said "I labor"
I died when natsuki looked at the camera and in all seriousness said "KEN WATANABE" 🤣😭
About halfway through this, somehow, I entangled the idea of Natz getting pulled over and given a field sobriety test of tongue twisters.
It kind of added to the humor.
He's such a good sport for going along with what I can only imagine is quite difficult to learn, while not getting frustrated and embarrassed or ever losing his smile almost the whole time. He makes me smile so much. Fucking rockstar! ❤️
7:53 Chrisu becomes aware of his true calling, Orchestra Conducting.
"Fuzzy wuzzy was a beer"
-Natsuki 2019
Ah, it's great to have him back
I'll give him that one; English pronunciation is just stupid.
Fuzzy Wuzzy not a hair
My friend that is from Japan once said "Feet Fingers" when he was trying to explain how his toes were injured. "I hit my feet fingers"
Toasty #4029 that’s just adorable
😂
What about the arm knee?
I've heard that's the best way to immerse yourself in a language. If you don't know the word your looking for, take two or three words you do know and use them in place of what you mean.
Sonny Martin Yep, I tried that in Paris once and got treated with total contempt. Outside of Paris where people are usually nicer ( in my experience anyway) they just fell about laughing and pointed me to the nearest place serving tea (I’m English) which I thought was tremendously kind of them 🙂✌🏻🏴
6:45 I made some really ugly noises trying to stop myself from bursting out laughing! So glad to see Natsuki again!
We need a part 2,this guy was too funny. I've watched this countless times
Chris: "can you do It?"
Natsuki: *Cough/Choke*
Me: "Oh Boy"
That's just a smokers way of saying yes! :D
@@illicitshadow Yeah, I guess so
Having a single victory, then immediately threatening to overtake a masterclass actor like Ken Watanabe is peak Natsuki. #watchoutwatanabe
Brilliant! Now I'd love to see Natsuki get revenge and challenge Chris to some japanese tongue twisters
They aren't as hard for English speakers though as English tongue twisters are for Japanese
@@kabur88 damn even the English cant hack them half the time.
@@kabur88 The "R"-mores (らりるれろ) are pretty hard to pronounce properly.
It's a sound made by putting the tongue between the positions of "D" and "L", straightening out the tongue and hitting that point. You can't "roll" a Japanese "R".
So for foreigners from the west it's the other way around.
Also for yourself it still doesn't sound right, even if you're doing it in the right way, so in order to find out wether you did it right you have to record yourself.
But at the end of the day it's easier. On the other hand it's easier to make the sounds. Most western sounds can be made much easier than Japanese sounds.
For example you can learn the "R" by gargling water. For other sounds you have to change the position of the lips instead of the position of the tongue.
If they would use the proper methods for learning the pronounciation of words from west it would be much easier and sound much better.
It would make sense to use speech therapists in addition to teachers, or at least use methods of speech therapists, even if the teachers come frome abroad.
@@ThePandafriend fascinating stuff...I had no idea !
@@Rubbseh I had a very hard time learning the Japanese R, but now I know how it's possible to learn it properly. No guide worked for me, I developed my own method.
Oh, and I made a mistake in my comment, it's a mix between "L" and "D".
Guides that actually help are rare. Usually by following a guide you reach something similar and form it eventually into the more or less correct version through training.
But here's a guide which actually helps you to reach the correct way of making the sound if you want to learn it.
A small part of it is my idea (probably someone somewhere teaches it this way, but I found nothing which is similar to my method), a big part of it is how to learn the voiced alveolar trill. That means an "R" which is performed with the tip of the tongue.
You make sounds in which an "L" and an "D" is surrounded by vowels. For example "teLe" and "teDe", but any sound works if this condition is met. Now you make this sound and always swap between the "L" and "D" version. You do this until you fail to do so. It can take quite some time and may need a few sessions, but eventually it should work out. For me it took several 1-2 hour sessions, but most people learn it faster.
When you reach the point of "failure" you try to go into the direction of the "fail". If you keep on following this way that's how you learn the voiced alveolar trill.
However in the case of the Japanese "R" you tap the alveolar instead of holding the tongue in that position and you need to keep the tongue mostly flat.
And that's all there's to it.
Please do more of this, Chris! You two are so funny and charismatic together. You can just be sitting in front of the camera doing this type of funny stuff it is enough to brighten the darkest day.
6:46 Chris must be so thirsty. He can't take a drink and eventually just gives up
what a wonderful halloween surprise, natsuki reading tongue twisters? wake me up man!
"Fuzzy wuzzy was a beer!" That one got me good! lol
Fuzzy wuzzy wasn’t fizzy, was he?
That one got me good XD
Chris: "pickled peppers."
Zooms in on natsuki: "peckled"
__ well he aint wrong
I always love how Natsuki tries his best with this and never gives up. なつきーさん頑張ってください！
Chris: "...Let's come back to that one."
Chris: "Umm" *wipes sweat*
Fuzzy Wuzzy Had A Beer. Fuzzy Wuzzy Had Another Beer. Fuzzy Wuzzy Was Very Fuzzy Wasn't He.
0:09 Natsuki: "I lib"
Yep, it is Natsuki alright.
The Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry one was just cruel to do to a Japanese ;D
Agreed! I was thinking exactly the same when I saw that lol
I love that you guys have such an awesome friendship that you can share something that could very well be embarrassing to some, and you're both laughing and supporting for it! Natsuki, you are awesome! Thank you for sharing your light with all of us around the world!
Now I want to see Chris do some Japanese tongue twisters!
Forget the acting, Natsuki's well on his way to fame already.
Natsuki: Red Loli, Yellow Loli
FBI: FBI, OPEN UP!
That's exactly what I heard at first
Natsuki chan no baka!
Bless this man he's trying his best.
But man if it isn't hilarious
I have lived in Scotland for 4 years and still struggle with "yellow lorry".
Esp when tired or drunk or hungover - usually all 3 😂
My usual is "lello rolly" 😁😁
Natsuki did really well 👍👍👍
Fortunately, in the US we have trucks rather than lorries.
If it .Ake's you feel any better, I am Scottish and I'm shite at it. Get about two or three deep and start tripping over my tongue.
Personaly for me this is one of the best vids i'v seen from you guys just by the sheer laughter you'v gave me. Believe me or not it took about 20 mins. or so to finaly finish the video. Thanks for the great time.
Chris attempting to take a sip of water through this is everything
Natsuki is such a good sport! He tries so hard. I love they way he giggles at himself. He is a great part of your channel!
I've been laughing like an idiot for the last ten minutes at the Peter Piper tongue twister 🤣 Brilliant, loved the video Chris!
Genius video 😂 I love you pair. Natsuki is the sweetest. Please do more of these when you've both got the time 😍❤.
This is the best content on TH-cam and no one can convince me otherwise
I was literally pissing myself/crying laughing the entire video. This made my week.
Literally?
@@cosplayeranime You heard me
Chris: ”Okay, one word at a time...”
Chris: ”...Peter Piper”
Well done Chris👏🏻
The Natsuki and his british friend Show.
Natsuki is a national treasure. He must be protected at all costs. He manages to make me smile with everything he says.
glad i found your channel cant stop watching . im trip to Japan is next year and your videos are helping me " not being that guy " when i get there .., Thx a bunch
"I can do it!" Wish I had that much spirit, thank you Natsuki sensei for teaching this valuable lesson.
This is typical Chris just like when he made everyone taste Marmite and how to swear properly in English lol
Watch this video every morning and you'll start every day with pure happiness. ❤️
I’m glad I follow you on twitter and Instagram this video once again was not in my feed at all. That being said, I haven’t laughed so hard in months.
And here's me hoping that the reward was going to be pickled peppers...
No one:
Natsuki: *pickuda peck*
I don't understand why the automatic captions have such a hard time keeping up with Natsuki's excellent phrasing.
It surely exceeds the sky of time.
I can't wait to see his debut in Natsuki: The Musical!
If there is not a song in the musical titled “The Fucking Cleaner” I’m calling the police!
this video always makes me laugh uncontrollably. An absolute gem.
Little did Natsuki know, those face masks ended up being the greatest gift
"Red LOLI yellow LOLI" -Natsuki, ahh Natsuki i see your a man of culture aswell
NATSUKI!!!!!! He does indeed live. The man, the myth, the legend.
"Red loli"
"Yellow loli"
FBI open up
😏
Natsuki is too pure for this world. Every video he’s in is pure gold
You guys made me cry! More Naksuki please, better than any stand-up special.
Of course he lives, duh
He never dies, he's immortal
Legend has it that Chris is still trying to get that one sip out of his water bottle to this day.
Omg I know 😂😂😂😂
youtube seems to have fixed the notifications! i was so happy to actually be notified when you uploaded!
I want to thank Natsuki for making my day. I was actually keeping myself awake by watching youtube videos because I wasn't feeling too well, now I am smiling and it's all just because of how adorable and enthusiastic he was in this lovely video ♥
The next Ken Watanabe for sure! 💖💖💖