If you haven't noticed, we accidentally posted a British flag in place of a South Korean one mid way though this video. We promise this was a mistake and not blatant British Imperialism.
Yeah.... in Slovakia we pronounce it the same way as a V, but when saying the alphabet or when just naming the single letter, we say Double V but in slovakian language of course
In the US it's said HUN-day. Not because "we" chose it, but because that's the pronunciation in the advertisements. So I assume the Brit ads say hi-UN-day (or is it hi-Un-dye?) We do say JAG-war, not JAG-you-are, but that predates the car and goes back to the cat. It's a South American animal, so I don't know if either the Brits or Americans pronounce it "properly."
Tom Crisp the US pronounciation is the closest to the Korean way of saying it. The girl in the video did a rather poor job of pronouncing it. It's actually really not hard at all; it's pronounced: HYUN-deh. Two syllables. Pretty easy. Ignore the "-dai", The last syllable is pronounced as "deh".
Dikembe Ousmane Yea lol french speak foreign brands ridiculously, they turn everyword into oxytone and with that french accent. English sounds smoother when they pronounce foreign brands.
Actually, in my opinion, Mazda should be pronounced as-is, as that's how the Japanese intended it to be pronounced in English, otherwise they would've spelt it differently, as in Matsuda. I'm Japanese by the way.
Actually that's because japanese have a lot of trouble pronouncing consonant clusters so that's why they always add vowels inbetween. So yes actually it should be "Maz-da". Same thing with Mitsubishi, they will say "Mit-uh-subishi.
+GTvisi0n actually you're not correct about Mitsubishi, tsu is one syllable in Japanese just as shi is. It's just spelt with two consonant letters in English, doesn't mean they say mee-tuh-soo (or suh-hee instead of shi).
I believe Mazda was founded by a bloke named Matsuda (a common Japanese surname) as is the case for Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, etc (all of which are names), and they just Anglicised and stylised the English spelling for it, so that it is spelt Mazda (with the z, or zu, being the closest pronunciation to what tsu should sound like). The fact that it's also the name of a Persian god of light was simply a happy coincidence. (Edit: I accidentally added Mitsubishi as an example of Japanese surnames. No, it was founded by a bloke named Iwasaki. I only thought of Mitsubishi because another commentor misguided the pronunciation of Mitsubishi, and coincidentally it has the same "tsu" in it that is also in Matsuda.)
As a German myself, I can confirm that "Volkswagon" is pronounced "Folks-vagon" because in German, V's are generally pronounced with an "f" sounds, and W's are generally pronounced with a "v" sound.
"Folks-vagon" you are Not a German .... You say it "Folks-fagen"..."vagon" is absolut wrong ! Es wird wenn schon Folks-wagen ausgesprochen keine Ahnung was du mit "vagon" willst.
@@Nexus104 I'm just a passing Korean. Kia is written as 기아 in Korean, but it is right to write K because it is voiceless velar plosive in the first sound. For example, the same letter '기' is pronounced [ki] when pronounced in the initial allophone like 기아(Kia), but [gi] when pronounced in the medial allophone like 아기(a-gi, which means baby). I don't know what the video you saw, but it's half right and half wrong.
but us in the UK confuse the issue, Jag u r but we say the country Para gwhy when based on the the jaguar saying it's should be parag u ay. Actually if you said jaguar the way English should be spoken then it's one of the few things the Americans get right.
You don't pronounce Skoda correctly either, it's an English speaker thing, not just British. Other languages put their own twist on foreign words too of course, pretty much everyone has a difficult time pronouncing foreign words, but some native languages have a greater influence than others.
Some need to rethink how to breakdown syllables again. I've heard of por-shu, debatable or pronounce it without the silent 'e', one syllable. But definitely not the way she does it at 1:20.
+Inc Gohd +Inc Gohd there is nothing to do with "gramatics"(syllables) of the word...the pronouncing of the car names are as they pronounce it in their original country...take example mazda, they pronounce it Ma-zuu-Dah..lol
The British guy is correct, and the Chinese girl is wrong....it's not 'wah' - it starts with an 'h'. It's not quite as separate as 'Hu Wa', but somewhat more joined, faster, than that.
I’m Swedish and I can say that in Swedish we pronounce all of these car brands relatively correctly for example we say be-em-veh which is not far from the correct pronunciation. Another example is that we say porr-sche instead of por-sheh which is relatively correct.
@@omarmandooh yeah but they pronounce almost everything the same but yeah.. still dumb that he doesnt know the difference. They even Show the british Flag like 10 Times
@@anaussie213 to be fair, not a lot of Citroen cars in my area. But yeah, no one around my area knows the German pronunciation of Mercedes. I took two years of German and I still don’t know it :/.
@@jwest8330 nope, in german all three are (or at least should be pronounced) the same "Mer" "tse" "des" with an "e" like in "Let" (a little bit darker tho)
@@zuunkreativfureinennutzern6405 bin selbst deutscher und das sind auf jeden Fall drei unterschiedliche e‘s, siehe phonetische Schreibweise: mɛʁˈt͡seːdəs
Oddly enough, since Abarth should be stressed at the end, the British guy pronounciation wasn't that bad, and the Italian guy pronounced the letters well, but missed the stress. But that's how it's commonly said in Italy anyways.
Everyone: the Korean chic is cute :) Koreans: She’s never a native Korean. Natives would never pronounce hyundai and sangyong like that. 🤷🏻♂️ lol guys I am not saying she’s not attractive or such. I am saying you should not ask for language exchange to ask her out because obviously she doesn’t know how to speak Korean properly 🤣🤣🤣 you’re welcome! 😉
@@DingoDile19 Abarth is definatly not a german word. "Th" doenst exists like That in germany. And thats litteraly the worst enemie of germany saying the word "The" because no german can pronounce it correctly
I’m an American and grew up with a car addicted brother and learned to say Porsche the correct way. Growing up I heard it pronounced Porsh by many people and always thought it was a nick name since it’s really pronounced Porsh-shuh. I thought people just took the first syllable and called it that to keep it short but found out like 2 years ago that it was never the case
Stuff like BMW is absolute bullshit. I understand pointing out faulty pronunciation with manufacturers such as Abarth or Porsche, but come on! BMW is a bloody abbreviation for crying out loud! of course people are going to pronounce it the way they'd pronounce single letters in their own language. Do you really expect someone to go to a London based dealership and and say "I'd like a Bee-Em-Vee M4, please"
ya the bee em vee is bullshit cuz you cant say verks in bavarian motor works.... its english for fucks sake so its a (w) aka: double you. bee em double yoo.
Car Wow! In Brazil many brazilians say: Volkswagen - Vou-kis-vá-guen BMW - Bê-émi-dábliu Mercedes-Benz - Mêr-cê-dis Béins Abarth - Abárti Ford - Fórdi Fiat - Fíãti Audi - Áudi Mazda - Masda (here this brand doesn't exist since 90s) Note that the Brazilian Portuguese speaking in "d" is different. Can to be spoken as "dê" or "dí", in each case...
I can't speak for the UK, but when Hyundai first came to the US, the marketing campaign always said "Hun-day, like Sunday." So Hyundai themselves decided that's how Americans should say it.
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If you haven't noticed, we accidentally posted a British flag in place of a South Korean one mid way though this video. We promise this was a mistake and not blatant British Imperialism.
LoL
or is it?
I'm sure it's not 🌝
waaaaay past tense
she was too fine i did not even notice
fun fact: in poland, germany and probbably all other slavic countries we pronounce all of them correct
in Sweden we pronounce them the way they do in Germany since our language comes from similar origin, hate when Audi is pronounced like "aw-dee"...
Yes but no. The Mazda is total different.
Mazuda 🤣
Where is the U in the name?
@@Atreuzs idk. I pronounce it correct, but maybe some people say it wrong
@@foolishsiler_420 okay but no one in germany pronounce it Mazuda or like this^^
Everbody say Mazda.
@@Atreuzs yea i say mazda too and everyone that i know says mazda too
We used to say Rover, everyone else said 'crap' 😂
Underrated comment 🤣🤣
🤣
Or merde or scheisse.......
Made me laughing. :DD
Fun fact : first bicycles in Poland were made by Rover and from that time word rower means bicycle in polish language
Germany: W is 'weh'
Englisch: dOuBle-U
@@FalconLover05 lololol
Yeah.... in Slovakia we pronounce it the same way as a V, but when saying the alphabet or when just naming the single letter, we say Double V but in slovakian language of course
So W sound like V and V sound like F am i right?
@@nw2861 nah not really V is different to F but I can't describe why tho
just like volkswagen yk and german F is like F in english
Edit: I guess I'm wrong in a full word its like F but not as one letter more like Fau
I hate when people say Porsche like porch.
why? feel like people just like to get triggered about this when in fact it doesn't hurt anybody or makes any difference.
@@Legendaryium I know it doesn't make a difference but it's annoying for me
Edo Fluit stfu
Well the cab always call it by the other name, 'the wanker mobile'
It's actually por-sha
Korean Chic was really cute.
Ikr
guess she did plastic surgery
I preferred the German lass. Who agrees?
Agreed, so cute!
+Aeventus uhm no.
94% in the comments are about the Korean girl...
5% are about the German girl..
1% Car Brands
lol XD
* 99%
Maybe because the German girl is just freighting with the accent
True😂😂
SchneiderMan but there is no accent xd
Ok, I’m just gonna say it: that Korean girl is pretty AF!
completely agree, and so is the german girl xD
@@madeiraislander yeah she’s hella cute
True :o
Came here for the thumbnail
She’s had double eye lid surgery and dyed her hair brown to look more European. Not attractive to me.
"Hi & Die" was the best
There is a lesson in that one.
I still call it that even though I know it's incorrect, sounds better IMO.
I don't know why, but most people in sweden say it like "hondai".. :)
In the US it's said HUN-day. Not because "we" chose it, but because that's the pronunciation in the advertisements. So I assume the Brit ads say hi-UN-day (or is it hi-Un-dye?) We do say JAG-war, not JAG-you-are, but that predates the car and goes back to the cat. It's a South American animal, so I don't know if either the Brits or Americans pronounce it "properly."
Tom Crisp the US pronounciation is the closest to the Korean way of saying it. The girl in the video did a rather poor job of pronouncing it. It's actually really not hard at all; it's pronounced: HYUN-deh. Two syllables. Pretty easy. Ignore the "-dai", The last syllable is pronounced as "deh".
0:51 turn on english generated caption. "Im dying hi im dying"
LMFAO😂
I am literally dying out of laughter hahahah
When the Korean girl said it my captions said ‘he on deck’
😆👌
Bahhahaa
0:55 the most beautiful advertising hyundai , i love her
I love her too , it is great
+Roshen Eriyagama Her names Danica McKellar from 'the wonder years'
GZ1LLA no, fuck you its not her
Glorious lol
leaving my comment here incase someone found her instagram
Everyone: Korean girl is cute
Everyone: Ko-re-yan gurl iz kyut
🤣😅🤣😅
Can the Korean girl please be a permanent part of the channel going forward 👍
she's like a 6
@@raymonds7492 Cool story.
@@radityaindera3442 y'all just got a touch of that fever and your temp is a lil high
@@raymonds7492 a 6? Wtf does a 10 look like then?
@@unknownwarrior5672 A 30lb (13.6kg) heavier Stephanie Soo would be a 10 for me or YB Chang.
Who else fell in love with that super adorable south korean girl already xD
same
obviously, you're not alone
me too,obviously we are hundreds!!!
Get in line, she's had 1000 proposals from this TH-cam video alone.
Jeerut Ngampradit lol
Say “Awp”
Russians in csgo: “avp”
Not only russians. Everyone lol
@@FlamJongUn true
Russians be like: "gif mi awopa" blyat
@@jonasgstettenhofer3437 More like : Giv mi avepe
Germans, too. And many others. We pronounce the w as v. Gronkovski and not Gronkowski.
0:56 she so beauty ohhhh God
Evry girl in anime
Porsh always triggers me. It's PORSCHE with an E!
So then how do you say Horse. Yeah, that's what I thought.
Valpo Desidero Montoya But the original manufactures pronounced it Porsh...without the e
Porshee
@@suhailsurajpal How? The family name after which the brand is named is "Porsche" *with* the e!
@@trustfire shut up Smh
You don't say Nike like bike
@ 0:55 she was from UK and @ 1:32 she became South Korean !!
Dual Citizenship maybe
A Korean living in the UK
fastest nationality change ever
Omg I didn't even notice that 😂
Or maybe a mistake?
That korean girl doesnt even sound like korean. But shes so beautiful.
Koreans are beautiful! in their look and their soul.
muhammed abbas lol wat
muhammed abbas Did you mean in their looks and their Seoul?
B)
Jaehyun Park yup
Prob mixed
I never knew Hyundai and SsangYong would sound this exciting
The Korean girl and the German girl are both absolutely beautiful. Wow. More of them speaking, please.
This is one of the best video so far you guys have made .... Should go viral ...
Thanks D GRG… you know what to do ;)
+carwow share...? right..?
Yup!
I fully agree.
D GRG the only good video they made
Bmw is the funniest cuz every country got its way to speak.
True xD
So true! I learned in school that in French it's pronounced "Bay Em Du-bluh-vay." Lol
Dikembe Ousmane Yea lol french speak foreign brands ridiculously, they turn everyword into oxytone and with that french accent. English sounds smoother when they pronounce foreign brands.
+MrHitmaň not really for example in English Dacia is totally wrong or let's say different
Cornel Con I said in general tho
1:07 sounds like a song
Ma-zu- da
Mazuda
Merh- say- deez nuts
haha lmaoo
😂😂😂😂
Lost it
Toasty cypress I knew it find a deeznuts joke here!
*GOT EEM*
Ma-zu-da! Who would have thought?
Actually, in my opinion, Mazda should be pronounced as-is, as that's how the Japanese intended it to be pronounced in English, otherwise they would've spelt it differently, as in Matsuda.
I'm Japanese by the way.
Actually that's because japanese have a lot of trouble pronouncing consonant clusters so that's why they always add vowels inbetween. So yes actually it should be "Maz-da". Same thing with Mitsubishi, they will say "Mit-uh-subishi.
+GTvisi0n actually you're not correct about Mitsubishi, tsu is one syllable in Japanese just as shi is. It's just spelt with two consonant letters in English, doesn't mean they say mee-tuh-soo (or suh-hee instead of shi).
I believe Mazda was founded by a bloke named Matsuda (a common Japanese surname) as is the case for Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, etc (all of which are names), and they just Anglicised and stylised the English spelling for it, so that it is spelt Mazda (with the z, or zu, being the closest pronunciation to what tsu should sound like). The fact that it's also the name of a Persian god of light was simply a happy coincidence.
(Edit: I accidentally added Mitsubishi as an example of Japanese surnames. No, it was founded by a bloke named Iwasaki. I only thought of Mitsubishi because another commentor misguided the pronunciation of Mitsubishi, and coincidentally it has the same "tsu" in it that is also in Matsuda.)
offtopic for northamerica a plant is open in mexico so I'm not sure about that lol
I'm moving to korea, south or north idgaf im finding that girl
Try to find her in North Korea first.
I'm sure kimy won't mind
lfsracer79 Mostly girls in North Korea have a nutural beauty face, tbh.
She is mixed asian/caucasian . I can tell bc I am mix myself, I can see that
Project Accent You cant move into North Korea lol
Hank Hill: “Ford.”
Dale Gribble: “Fix it again, Tony.”
I though it was: Just Empty Every Pocket
That's Fiat. Ford was "found on road dead":
Ford.. fix or repair daily
As a German myself, I can confirm that "Volkswagon" is pronounced "Folks-vagon" because in German, V's are generally pronounced with an "f" sounds, and W's are generally pronounced with a "v" sound.
"Folks-vagon" you are Not a German ....
You say it "Folks-fagen"..."vagon" is absolut wrong !
Es wird wenn schon Folks-wagen ausgesprochen keine Ahnung was du mit "vagon" willst.
😀Wie Folks-vagOn?
@@Mas-ic8bw why isn't it "-vagen" when there's a w there, when in BMW it's pronounced as a v?
Zey alzo speak like zis
Vat do you think?
aSneakyChicken the german bmw guy did it wrong we in munich say BMW
Be Em We
0:50
Turn on the subtitles
Lmao 😂😂😂
I am dying.....help me
I am dying hi when died. Lool
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol Hyundai
Pronouncing
Hi- and - die 😂😂😂😂
And how can u forgot about the most controversial car name Audi
I think it's Awdi 🤔
sherif matt ouh- dee
Eric Lange you are correct and they should have put that on the video because after all it the most controversial car name pronunciation
@@sherifmatt4338 You pronounce the "au" in Audi like the ou in the word couch. The "di" is pronounced like bee but with an d instead of the b.
aooodeee
I've never heard "Hyundai" and "SsangYong" so many times (damn she's cute)
Indeed
Hyundai is a common car company in a lot of countries. And yes indeed, she’s very cute
Simp
@@ducklindude-9450 pointing out facts isn't simping.
Okay Got to admit the South Korean Girl was very pretty.
Wanna bet she had plastic surgery? :P
shes not american no plastic surgery..
+FireBird- Well I am positive that she didn't.
Can't bet with you though😅😅😅
Plastic surgery - Korean stereotype
Very pretty...! Dang! I don't speak Korean :(
MAZDA=MA-TSU-DA
OJi Lali TiVi actually it’s named based on the Zoroastrian god Ahura Mazda
@@RocketStudiosAdiCalv my uncle owns a NA miata, and I can confirm, that it is definetely treated like a god
@Lucas the duck your not treating it like a god when calling it a "miata". That's not its name! Its called a MX-5.
@@RoadsterRyan23 yes it is. In Japan is it Mazda Roadster or Euonos Roadster , in US is it Mazda Mx-5 miata or short name (NA) Miata
@@romanc189 tes the eunos or Roadster was the original version of the MX-5 before they created the MX-5.
Miata is a stupid name made up by Americans
Damn just waited on Koenigsegg
Bjarke Taunajik They missed that one...
You mean Keoeonigggsseeeggggg? 😂
They also missed kia. In korea k is pronounced as g. =gia
I learnt this from a video and information could be wrong
@@Nexus104 I'm just a passing Korean. Kia is written as 기아 in Korean, but it is right to write K because it is voiceless velar plosive in the first sound. For example, the same letter '기' is pronounced [ki] when pronounced in the initial allophone like 기아(Kia), but [gi] when pronounced in the medial allophone like 아기(a-gi, which means baby). I don't know what the video you saw, but it's half right and half wrong.
Koenigseggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggeggegg
0:59 I like how he cracks up knowing he got it terribly wrong. Always great if you can have a laugh at your own expense.
Let me give you the simplest name "TATA"(TA-TA) that's it
Fun fact: "tata" means "dad" in Romanian
some may say tha - tha 😂😂
@@bleuebrade3655 I'm Romanian how didn't I realise that lol
Is that a car brand?😅
@@RAMSONSLEGACY yes its a indian car manufacturer.
--*BMW* stands for
*Bayerische Motoren Werke*
(Bayerish/Bavarian Motor Works) and
--*Volkswagen* means
People's car (Folk's wagon)
Why so pro?
I'd say
"Besser mit Wurst"
I think this is a fairly obvious comment as I've known that for like 16 years of my life. (I'm 16 btw)
Und Germany stands for DEUSTCHLAND! 🤨
Pretty sure Bayerische Motoren Werke means Bavarian Motor Plant just the english translation stupidly tries to get the abbreviation to match.
0:53 open the english subtitle
Wow
It's a secret message! we have to help him out!
He on deck == "Hyundai
I am dying hi when died him back
1:05 why does this remind of the scene in cars where the MX5s flash their lights at McQueen 😂
Yea i feel you
Go to the US, you will have a heart attack from the way they pronounce names.
lol
Jagwarrr.
Lmao
Annoys the crap out of me when it's pronounced like that
but us in the UK confuse the issue,
Jag u r
but we say the country Para gwhy
when based on the the jaguar saying it's should be
parag u ay.
Actually if you said jaguar the way English should be spoken then it's one of the few things the Americans get right.
Lost focus, began to imagine Miss Korea and that British bird trying to pronounce my name. Loudly.
You don't pronounce Skoda correctly either, it's an English speaker thing, not just British.
Other languages put their own twist on foreign words too of course, pretty much everyone has a difficult time pronouncing foreign words, but some native languages have a greater influence than others.
Shkoda (Škoda)
Schodah
Some need to rethink how to breakdown syllables again. I've heard of por-shu, debatable or pronounce it without the silent 'e', one syllable. But definitely not the way she does it at 1:20.
+Inc Gohd +Inc Gohd there is nothing to do with "gramatics"(syllables) of the word...the pronouncing of the car names are as they pronounce it in their original country...take example mazda, they pronounce it Ma-zuu-Dah..lol
+Selaudin Agolli i guess you're right. The ma-zu-dah was kind of wth?! :p
British guy: Huawei - Hu Wa Wei
Some hot chinese girl in london: Huawei - Wah Way
Wah Wah Wee Wah! - Borat
The British guy is correct, and the Chinese girl is wrong....it's not 'wah' - it starts with an 'h'. It's not quite as separate as 'Hu Wa', but somewhat more joined, faster, than that.
American: Huawei - Spyware
@@blockman3508 😂😂😂😂 true af
@@davidmaxwaterman why would it matter what letter it starts with?
Xylophone
Knee
Psycho
Gnome
Writing
Czar
Mnemonic
The German and South Korean women stole my soul.
I prefer the South Korean girl.
twinblade02 The Korean was the hottest IMO
She is not korean
@@lauchewkhay2774 Yes, we meant the girl who speaks Korean but is probably actually British. Or maybe she is Korean, who knows?
I’m Swedish and I can say that in Swedish we pronounce all of these car brands relatively correctly for example we say be-em-veh which is not far from the correct pronunciation. Another example is that we say porr-sche instead of por-sheh which is relatively correct.
America: “Porsh”
Literally every other country: WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?
She was british...
@@omarmandooh yeah but they pronounce almost everything the same but yeah.. still dumb that he doesnt know the difference. They even Show the british Flag like 10 Times
@@omarmandooh yeah but literally every American who doesn’t know pronounces it like that
@@sweetgrimm I bet you say Citroen without the French sound though. Cit'ren and the non German pronunciation of Mercedes.
@@anaussie213 to be fair, not a lot of Citroen cars in my area. But yeah, no one around my area knows the German pronunciation of Mercedes. I took two years of German and I still don’t know it :/.
Quote Snoop Dogg; "I just sat in the shower for an hour thinking about how Mercedes has 3 E's all pronounced differently" ...
Funny thing is that this is true for the english and the german way of pronouncing it.
@@jwest8330 nope, in german all three are (or at least should be pronounced) the same
"Mer" "tse" "des"
with an "e" like in "Let" (a little bit darker tho)
@@zuunkreativfureinennutzern6405 bin selbst deutscher und das sind auf jeden Fall drei unterschiedliche e‘s, siehe phonetische Schreibweise: mɛʁˈt͡seːdəs
@@jwest8330 da hat er recht der J West, es klingt näher beinander als im englischen aber tatsächlich sind sie auch im deuschen leicht anders betont
Since Mercedes is a Spanish female given name even Germans don't pronounce it correctly. You should have asked a Spanish speaker...hehe
Amazing how the two Japanese say it in perfect unison. That's discipline!
1:28 Tottenham player, loads of talent.
USA and Britain: Maybach
DougDemeroland: myeiiebayyk
BMW turns into "bemari" in Finnish because if we said it as the letters it would be Bee Äm Tuplavee
my nigga
now explain Mersu ?!!
+blocksterz Me-r-su and I dont know how or why did it happen, my guess is that it is from slang
blocksterz
Because people were too lazy to say mercedes and mercedes doesn't really fit with our language's "sound"
In the UK the slang for BMW is Beemer, and Mercedes becomes Merc.
"We have an over-inflated sense of our own imprtance"
Stunning and brave.
Yugo > You go (but car doesn't)
Yugo to da back and push.
Oddly enough, since Abarth should be stressed at the end, the British guy pronounciation wasn't that bad, and the Italian guy pronounced the letters well, but missed the stress. But that's how it's commonly said in Italy anyways.
Ahahah as a German its so funny to watch 😂
Yeah! I feel with you!
Ja voll
i dont even care about cars, i just watched the video for the korean girl lol
Richard Herrera Pretty sure that 90% of the viewers watched this video because of that Korean girl lol 😂.
Richard Herrera then good at making calculators
Richard Herrera me too!!!
Richard Herrera Loser, guess I have fun on the Suzuka with a r32!
She is not korean excited heh
BMW is BMV | mind = blown
Jimbrutan Gaming no BMW is BMW ^^
Bay M Way = Bavarian Manure Wagon
funkjoker no be em we ist richtig bay em way is wrong bro
MaZe95 Engländer sprechen aber we wie wi aus.
funkjoker BMW = bayrische Motoren Werke
Everyone: the Korean chic is cute :)
Koreans: She’s never a native Korean. Natives would never pronounce hyundai and sangyong like that. 🤷🏻♂️
lol guys I am not saying she’s not attractive or such. I am saying you should not ask for language exchange to ask her out because obviously she doesn’t know how to speak Korean properly 🤣🤣🤣 you’re welcome! 😉
She's even introduced as an english when she pronounces Hyundai
italian guy too isn't native for sure. Also the word "Abarth" isn't an italian name, is German, so it doesn't make much sense to read it in italian
@@DingoDile19 Abarth is definatly not a german word. "Th" doenst exists like That in germany. And thats litteraly the worst enemie of germany saying the word "The" because no german can pronounce it correctly
@@MrMrbobo46 Abarth was an austrian engineer
I dont care where this chick is coming from she is beautiful
Matt, always loved your reviews. Though not a review, by far this is one of your best video. Try doing more of this kind please.
I could smash somebody when I hear coupe pronounced as coop or something like that. Especially from car enthusiasts or journalists.
+Kordovaner Balint you have anger issues sir. Try meditation
Kordovaner Balint I say As in chicken cewp so Cewp Ay
0:55 i am in love
1:03 i watched this video in bus on speakers and everyone started staring at me
That BMW one was just because they pronounce their letters differently.
I can say here in Denmark we only get Mazda and Dacia wrong. Even SsangYong and Hyundai is said correctly.
In greece only the Mazda one... We say it exactly like the British 😂
*sASAngYoNg*
In Germany we only get Mazda and Hyundai wrong 🤷♂️😅
I can as a fellow dane confirm that
@@fabianreusch4870 Same in Bulgaria, everything else was spot on.
Asian girl is sooo cute)
Just like 80 % of the comments going on about the Korean Girl.
relentless5321 yep. Comment first, then read others:)
Artem Lokhovitskiy I am from Asia. She looks too boring tho. We got a tons of here. (Not China)
Artem Lokhovitskiy whats the korean girls name?
her name is Kwon Yuri, u can search on google
1:07 sounds like a song lol
The famous British Ignorance makes this video so entertaining!
0:55 Wonderful !!!
No she's south korean
Ok
In the philippines people say volkswagen as
Boxwagen
Is that because they treat each other like boxes?
Fus ro dah
@@artanglin2763 no joking here, this is serious.
"Hi-un-die" Omooo I can't stop laughing 😂😂 & even the guy looks so proud.. Lmao.. Sry I shouldn't be laughing but.. 🤭
Hyundai is 2 syllables in Korean. I would say Hyun-deh is a closer pronunciation (not that she messed it up, obviously).
Sh*t- oh - run!
😂😂
Is that the japanese way to say Citroën ?
Probably a joke, lol
0:55 she's cute
That girl look like not typical koreans, more into south china or northern south east asia
I’m an American and grew up with a car addicted brother and learned to say Porsche the correct way. Growing up I heard it pronounced Porsh by many people and always thought it was a nick name since it’s really pronounced Porsh-shuh. I thought people just took the first syllable and called it that to keep it short but found out like 2 years ago that it was never the case
merh-say-deez-nuts
I wanna hear how they read Peugeot, Bugatti, Renault, Opel, and more.
陳嵩元 Bugatti is Italian, it's pronounced as written, BU-GA-TTI
Fachri A Yes but it was founded by Ettore Bugatti and he was Italian
陳嵩元 opel / vauxhall
That German Girl... wow
Michael Kennedy average
Michael Kennedy A normal German Girl.
Michael Kennedy i really need to move to Germany.
but that Korean chick tho... @0:55
I agree with you !!!! 🥇🏅
The Japanese were just hilarious, I got addicted and repeated it like 10 times .
Stuff like BMW is absolute bullshit. I understand pointing out faulty pronunciation with manufacturers such as Abarth or Porsche, but come on! BMW is a bloody abbreviation for crying out loud! of course people are going to pronounce it the way they'd pronounce single letters in their own language. Do you really expect someone to go to a London based dealership and and say "I'd like a Bee-Em-Vee M4, please"
This should have more likes xD
With the options of indicators and a clear screen and radars that tell you when the front bumper is 1 gnatsfarts width from the car infront.
Mac Doodles
Or a Bayerische Motoren Werke X3
ya the bee em vee is bullshit cuz you cant say verks in bavarian motor works.... its english for fucks sake so its a (w) aka: double you. bee em double yoo.
I remember quite clearly that the ads I heard pronounce it as B-M-W, not B-M-V
Car Wow!
In Brazil many brazilians say:
Volkswagen - Vou-kis-vá-guen
BMW - Bê-émi-dábliu
Mercedes-Benz - Mêr-cê-dis Béins
Abarth - Abárti
Ford - Fórdi
Fiat - Fíãti
Audi - Áudi
Mazda - Masda (here this brand doesn't exist since 90s)
Note that the Brazilian Portuguese speaking in "d" is different. Can to be spoken as "dê" or "dí", in each case...
why would you say Abarti, Fordi, Fiati etc. since there's no letter "i" at the end?
Good question! I really don't know the why. I suspect that the saying does part in our language.
***** That's weird and funny :D
Quattro Because in our language, every world ends with a vowel.
Now I want to hear Brits pronounce the Swedish brands: Volvo, Saab, Koenigsegg, Scania
uk: hy-un-die
us: hun-day
I know it makes no sense! 😂
I can't speak for the UK, but when Hyundai first came to the US, the marketing campaign always said "Hun-day, like Sunday." So Hyundai themselves decided that's how Americans should say it.
That South Korean girl was super cute :)
0:55 1:32 I think I'm in love!!
That girl look like not typical koreans, more into south china or northern south east asia
@@yogadgsix ok fuck off
@@yogadgsix she's definitely mixed, looks more like a white/korean mix
Well, I am glad my people are pronouncing all car names right.
I Raca no
man: Citroen
me: Creative technology
I dont know but i am in love with Hyundai and ssangyoung!😍😍
It is 2019 and still no one is dropping the name of that Korean Goddess.
Im still waiting goddamnit
2020, man
Went through your comment hoping someone would have dropped it
@@ThePhilosopherLB same g 😂
No matter of wich part of the world you are, everyone is in love with the Korean girl
0:22 lol she sounds like a voice assistant
Lmao
1:43 she : fuls va gan
me : das auto
😂😂😂😂
Lmao
1:05 they were so synchronised lol
The way that woman tried to pronounce Ssangyong was funny 😂
**Sa-sagyong**
This is one of the first videos I watched from Carwow
You couldn't find a Korean for Hyundai? It's pronounced 현대 - Hyun Dae.
"Hyon dae" I guess
95 percent of the time a german would call it VW and not by its full name. only for specific reasons
Foxwagon
@@arturocastro2302 Don't forget the L. If you want to be 100% accurate, it's "Follx-vagen".
@@greenjacketman9321 pretty much, yes. it is a long pronounced ´ag´
And what we can conclude from this video is that the Korean girl is, by far, the prettiest
And what the lady at 0:43 was not pretty?
gay
Yes. Shes very cute lol
She look mixed
Carwow we want part -2 💯
That Korean girl - wow, I am in love 🥰 Her smile shot me in the face.
I can listen to that Korean girl saying SsanYong all day long.