@@8145dwerdnapeople proficient in two languages will do that. Youll see filipinos or singaporean/malaysians do this as well as all 3 countries are very bi/multilingual
Even people who only speak one language will do this. It's called code-switching. You'll speak to your classmates & coworkers differently from how you speak to your mom or a customer.
I've noticed something. When someone is fluent in more than one language, not only the way they speak changes, but their mannerisms as well. Almost like they're separate. Cool!
Is like me I move to the USA when I was 13 the problem with that is that when I express in my native language(Caribbean Spanish) and English I have to change my mannerism but the problem that comes with that is when you have two people speaking 2 different languages to me at the same time which happens when you have family born here and born there I get a brain pause and have to process everything in my mind otherwise I would be expressing Spanish in English and English in Spanish.
Different languages have different cultures tied to them, thus mannerisms change too (unless you purposely ignore mannerims, but this makes your speaking more cold and emotionless/awkward). I noticed this in myself too when switching between my native language and English. Native mannerisms just don't work well with English and vice versa with English mannerims in my native tongue. Theres also the sapir whorf hypothesis which states that different languages Chang the way we think
In my native language (Brazilian Portuguese) my voice is a bit higher pitch than when I speak English. In Japanese my voice is is a bit nasal and when I'm speaking greek, Spanish or Italian my voice is even deeper than when I speak English
@@samshah1533 Nah. Whats with non northamerican people always confusing California with Canada. Sorry but they are very different, not really close either. Learn some geography, Chump.
Sally Amaki is now one of my favorite Seiyuu/Voice Actress of Dub ever! I love her fluent English that sounded so cute equally with her Japanese language!🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
in terms of specifically from america, i think she was the only one to become such a big name. that said, a japanese-australian seiyuu, shuu uchida, is another one who made her way in. i think sally would be the first who wasn't born in japan who dubbed both japanese and english. miyuki sawashiro was the first japanese VA to dub in both japanese and english. recently there was karin kagami, who was born and raised in japan, who very ambitiously worked to do both the sub and dub for d4dj. otherwise, there's other foreigners who've also specifically moved to japan as adults, who've been trying to make it as seiyuu in japan. there are a few who have gotten big roles every once in a while, but i can't recall any who've been able to become big names. aside from the problems that come with being foreigners, and the much bigger barrier of fluency, getting continued and stable work as a seiyuu is a matter of luck, even for the big names.
Sally avoiding saying the word "beautiful" to her last member, even if she's playing around, speaks volumes. Definitely lets you know what she really thinks of her.
Wdym the best of friends roasts each other ahhahahah. The first girl is just an acquaintance, the second girl is more of an acquaintance, the third girl she thinks looks pure and innocent, the fourth girl is who she banters with
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Loves how Sally change her words intonation between a cute japanese girl and casual american girl xD
People literally have a "different voice" when speaking Japanese and English fluently for both
@@8145dwerdnapeople proficient in two languages will do that. Youll see filipinos or singaporean/malaysians do this as well as all 3 countries are very bi/multilingual
@@Despotic_Waffle yeah thanks for literally repeating what I just said 😂
@@8145dwerdnayeah cuz tone is everything
Even people who only speak one language will do this. It's called code-switching. You'll speak to your classmates & coworkers differently from how you speak to your mom or a customer.
I've noticed something. When someone is fluent in more than one language, not only the way they speak changes, but their mannerisms as well. Almost like they're separate. Cool!
Is like me I move to the USA when I was 13 the problem with that is that when I express in my native language(Caribbean Spanish) and English I have to change my mannerism but the problem that comes with that is when you have two people speaking 2 different languages to me at the same time which happens when you have family born here and born there I get a brain pause and have to process everything in my mind otherwise I would be expressing Spanish in English and English in Spanish.
Different languages have different cultures tied to them, thus mannerisms change too (unless you purposely ignore mannerims, but this makes your speaking more cold and emotionless/awkward). I noticed this in myself too when switching between my native language and English. Native mannerisms just don't work well with English and vice versa with English mannerims in my native tongue. Theres also the sapir whorf hypothesis which states that different languages Chang the way we think
I noticed it too! But i cant hear the difference between my english and native speaking voice for some reason
A person tends to learn the small stuff like mannerisms from media and the person teaching you the language.
In my native language (Brazilian Portuguese) my voice is a bit higher pitch than when I speak English. In Japanese my voice is is a bit nasal and when I'm speaking greek, Spanish or Italian my voice is even deeper than when I speak English
TH-cam algorithm, this is a different Sally
Lmao I got confused like wait Where's the other one😂😂
Fr I thought she was actually that sally
At some point, this Sally was also a Vtuber
@@Isyayotwhat was her name?
@@senny- Fujima Sakura
0:37 the look of utter betrayal
Top 10 Anime Betrayals
I waited the entire video to see who would be bulli'd and I was not disappointed
@@Thunder-Sky classic friendship bullying
Me me me me me...
* Sally speaks Japanese *
*clears throat*
"howdy"
of course but what I herd she was raised in canada.
@@samshah1533 I heard California. I could also be wrong though 😅
@@vianhoho19 It's California.
@@samshah1533 Nah. Whats with non northamerican people always confusing California with Canada. Sorry but they are very different, not really close either. Learn some geography, Chump.
*clears throats*
"Mornin' Partner"
0:50
Sally: "And then: I'm Amaki Sally desu"
Me: Wait... That's not how it works Wwww
Gomenasorry moment
Urushut up 😂
Bakadiot
This is the greatest English dub I've ever seen
introducing members instantly turns to hitting on members in english
She went from コンビニ to Convenience store real quick
Rizzing up the whole crew
I'm here for Nagomin... Nothing more, Nothing less...
Always enjoy Sally vids, but the ones with Ruri cameos are my favs. They are a great comedy duo.
Sally Amaki is now one of my favorite Seiyuu/Voice Actress of Dub ever! I love her fluent English that sounded so cute equally with her Japanese language!🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
0:30 reika thinking about what "very" means
Boutiful
Aimi try her best there 🥺
How did i end up here.
Not complaining though.
Thank u YT algo for bringing me here
She’s so cool man. I really do admire bilingual people who can speak both languages with their proper accents. Sound completely different.
me when i switch from japanese to english on google translate
Sally is so cute
It's Kiriko and Carol from Tomo-chan Sally Amaki!!! 😍😍
very very beautipul
I was like, “why was this in recomended?” Then I remembered she was on Trash Taste.
I miss this era I miss this timeline... :'(
Same here
All are beautiful in their own ways. 😊
I TOLD YOU WE NEEDED MORE GLITTER
nooo, why did she cry? maybe tears of joy? or she just really felt the emotions of this song and stuff :3
I can hear that kiriko voice
It's Sally Amaki from the idol & voice acting group *22/7*
Check her channel or maybe her podcast with the trash taste if u wanna know more abt her.
Amaki Sally is prolly the only one I have seen among japanese who speaks English so nicely and pronunciates every words just like how they should be
I mean, she's american. She grew up in Texas. It makes sense that she's fluent in english lmao
@@tonyilias2561She is fluent in japanese too
@@tonyilias2561she grew up in California, not Texas.
She's an American who went to a Saturday Japanese school which is why she's fluent.
She was American-Japanese American ! How not to speak fluent English ?
A 2nd generation Japanese American, definitely sounds like she’s from LA
I can't stop laughing at the humor XD
Oh wait you have a TH-cam channel? What a bless recommendations🙏😇
this is just fan account. follow real Sally here th-cam.com/channels/i4UjmN8HSi16sAhh_iEb6w.html
@@AdibSenpai00 yeah already know that...do you planning to sub 22/7 stuff?
@@vo4818 yes I plan to release it weekly, even though it was just short clip. btw my friend also do sub channel for 22/7. search "fazli 22/7" .
@@AdibSenpai00 ah that's nice, thank you for the recommend
So cute かわいいい
That one girl on the right was still salty lol
Is she the only one in the japanese va community whos american and migrated to japan to work? Its really cool that she also does eng dub va work.
in terms of specifically from america, i think she was the only one to become such a big name. that said, a japanese-australian seiyuu, shuu uchida, is another one who made her way in.
i think sally would be the first who wasn't born in japan who dubbed both japanese and english. miyuki sawashiro was the first japanese VA to dub in both japanese and english. recently there was karin kagami, who was born and raised in japan, who very ambitiously worked to do both the sub and dub for d4dj.
otherwise, there's other foreigners who've also specifically moved to japan as adults, who've been trying to make it as seiyuu in japan. there are a few who have gotten big roles every once in a while, but i can't recall any who've been able to become big names. aside from the problems that come with being foreigners, and the much bigger barrier of fluency, getting continued and stable work as a seiyuu is a matter of luck, even for the big names.
@@nox_tech_ I only know those names because of trash taste and looking back at it I can't believe that shuu was Joey's childhood friend lol
There all very kawaii and I be in Japan in 3yrs after my teacher degree
that Me!Me!Me! reminds me of something
ohh this is not the bau bau XD
she's kawaii❤
Yo is that kiriko
IT IS
@@defectivepikachu4582 bet
Carol chan 😍😍😍
ur english is beautiful
0:49 "America Yeah"
American Otakus gonna scream like crazy when they see this.
Uchida Shuu
Murase Ayumu
and Sally Amaki
what is this list? if it's your list of best girls, then Murase is definitely number one
@@bmo3778 ???
Different language, different character....😁
Sally so pretty ! ❤
carol chan?
They are *ALL* Beautiful BauBau😚
Edit: It seems thy person is different indeed *But* BauBau still indeed😚
BAU BAU intensifies
Im not heard any baubau 😂
You got the wrong sally unfortunately
it's different person 😅
People here thought they found something then when they find the real thing aren't prepared to be disappointed
I like them :)
KIRIKO FROM OVERWATCH
NICE
awww i miss the girls ❤
What you doing here
@@AdibSenpai00 watching old videos
That change of accent surprised me.
Like holy, I thought it would be a Japanese accent
lol she says her own name in japanese "desu"
ナナニジよ
What group is this
22/7
22/7. Japanese idol group. they also work as idol-seiyuu. Please search more about them 🤗
🥰🥰🥰
am new fan how are you?
supp :)
Sup yt senpai!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
any source for this?
why so many forbiden video in my recommand ? its weird.
Who dis
Sally Amaki
How old are these girl? They look so young.😂
chiharun was born in 1995, and sally was born in 2000 - the others' birth years haven't been made public. safe bet is probably 20s on average.
According to my Asian eyes they're at least all 20+
Kouhais
Alr youtube who is it this time. you wouldn't just recommend some random japanese girl who could speak english right?
who is this
bau bau
@@renfury Nope, baubau aren't Asian. Just same name I guess.
It's not, Bau Bau aren't Asian@@renfury
This is Sally Amaki, a VA that recently became notorious for doing both the Japanese and English dub for her characters.
@@renfurylol you wish
man the asian slant eyes are so fekn adorable and attractive >~
Be- yoo-tea-full. Careful to not say Booty-full. That has a different meaning entirely haha.
Oh it's not vtuber doxxing that TH-cam always recommend me?
Sus
Maybe they tried to
But only got the name right, not the person...
Actually it is, in fact, every girls you see in this video were a vtuber and their vtuber persona probably predates any english vtubers you know 😉
I 3> Asian girls.
Sally avoiding saying the word "beautiful" to her last member, even if she's playing around, speaks volumes. Definitely lets you know what she really thinks of her.
Wh?
lol what
Wdym the best of friends roasts each other ahhahahah. The first girl is just an acquaintance, the second girl is more of an acquaintance, the third girl she thinks looks pure and innocent, the fourth girl is who she banters with
way to tell me you have no friends without telling me you have no friends. hope it gets better bro 🙏
...no it doesnt. Speaks a couple words at most. Not even a page.
Jokes aside, you're seriously pulling that out of your ass
Guys why am i getting recommended this video