I’m from the Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation and my language( Mohawk) is dying out and my grandmothers fluent but never taught us cause she thought it wouldn’t be around by now
As soon as he started speaking I was like he is speaking a native language at first I thought it was Navajo because of the same sounds and some of the words are the same
he is a translator by profession so has a better understanding of language and culture than most people. and i agree with the sentiment that people should try to be more empathetic and educated in general, it helps with communicating with people from different backgrounds.
@@jonathanphillips5794 I agree with you partially. I just don't think that he simply has more general culture because he is a translator by occupation, I do think however that people should care more about learning and having knowledge regarding the fact that there are some people who simply don't care about these kinds of things. It's so amazing when a foreigner knows about your culture or when you speak with a foreigner about their culture. It really creates an instant relation.
Not really. The guy thought Flemish and Dutch are two separate languages. He also assumed that a Native American language sounds Middle Eastern. Also not sure what that’s supposed to mean since most middle eastern languages aren’t even remotely related to each other.
@@CoachChaoZIt is the same language. Flemish is not a language, it’s the name of the accent of Dutch spoken in Belgium. It’s essentially the common name of Belgian-Dutch. Saying that they are two separate languages would be like saying that American-English and British-English are two different languages.
I had to pause at 6:16 when he said that there aren't any fluent speakers of his language anymore. I knew this happened a lot with indigenous people in America. But hearing a native speaker actually say it broke my heart. I hope more people can learn it.
Culturally it wasn't written down, then you know the whole intentional/unintentional genocide thing. I grew up in a "civilized" tribe area so some of the buildings and streets had Ojibwe names.
He said no one is fluent in it, so he is probably not a native speaker. I'm guessing he learned it from his ancestors or maybe tribal records. Some people are trying to being back "dead languages" that no longer have native speakers. Sadly, many Native American languages no longer have native or fluent speakers, sometimes just teachers and researchers who have learned parts of thr language.
The more I learn about the amount of cultures colonialism destroyed the more I lose faith. We gotta go learn how many civilizations have been wiped out for ourselves. The Andaman and Sentinel tribes are fascinating
I did duolingo Russian for 1 year and even I could tell the “Russian” man’s grammar and vocabulary were terrible. I think he got his degree from handout university.
impxrfxcion_ idk if u could say that was rude lol. Imagine not knowing the French speak French? I mean it is idiotic of them to not know any African languages, it is the second largest and most diverse continent 🤷🏽♀️. It’s just in the us our education system is so terrible that it’s normalized to not know things that r required reading in the rest of the world. Just because it’s normalized doesn’t make it okay though lol there’s no reason the most powerful country should rank like 50th in education.
@@MVownnn her Dutch was really good though. Specially considering she's not a native speaker. I totally forgive the ''g'' in ''giraf'' and some minor other stuff. She sounded like she learned actual ABN. Which I find impressive.
It's so convenient too! I have friends who live in Belgium and we can just have conversations. Yeah some words are different, but it's not a big problem 🙂 *ps I'm from The Netherlands, so I speak Dutch.
Like always, he just has an affinity with languages, simple as that... When I was little, I used to ask my mum to say stuff in other languages and I tried to guess them and that's how I learned that languages is one of my biggest assets
As a native Hebrew speaker who has a Russian speaking partner this hurt my soul. If you're gonna have people guess the language get people who actually speak it as a first language and not people who are gonna butcher it and sexually and verbally assault other people without their knowledge. I'm genuinely disappointed.
the native american man speaking makah is so amazing, trying to keep his language alive. it's so upsetting that there's only 7 teachers left, language is who we are and it should never be forgotten or taken from us
@Regina George the guy the asked to speak the language didn't even know how to speak fully thats why he started singing. I speak the language and I was more cringe than everyone 🤣
Japanese!?! How!?! I could see them guessing like, a Chinese language as they sound a *little* similar, but Japanese sounds vastly different to either! They must not have many experiences with languages outside of their own.....
As someone who studied japanese certain parts of some words do sound similar, maybe its how the vowels are pronounced. But i wonder if thats because of the impact Mongolia had on east asian
@@kuroichan101 Most likely yes. The more modern Mongolian thats spoken in the video’s a lot more similar to Russian id say, as mongolian’s usually written in Cyrillic letters nowadays. But the older mongolian’s very similar to some other east asian languages like Japanese, Korean, Chinese(maybe, i dont know very much abt the language). It also goes as Ka, ki, ku, etcetc. There arent many lone letters. Its also read from up to down. Im not really good at it(the older mongolian language i mean), but i do plan to get better at some point, so my info might be a bit untrue, but id say its pretty accurate.
he did sound a bit like a Dothraki haha. I think Martin and the scenarists were inspired by a few real languages for the pronunciation etc so he wasn't totally wrong lol.
@neverlander trending are you asking me hahaha or telling me? There was Greater India before and Afghanistan and Iran on the other side. So whe have Persian and Pashun languages bordering Hindi. Urdu was the barrier between them. The urdu the people speak today is not authentic, it has been hindi-nised.
@@Maniwasaki not in Pakistan we speak authentic urdu but it is sometimes mixed with a lot of english i'll admit that.Maybe in India the urdu that is spoken is hindi-nised.
The Dutch speaker spoke the language pretty good for a non native! I mean, you definitely can instantly hear she’s not a native and her word choices were a quite odd from time to time. But for a foreigner to speak Dutch like that is still pretty damn impressive, so hats off to her!
More than all this, it's about the taboo of the curse words. We want to break the rules, and we want to do something silly and funny. (Yeah, I'm an incorrigible optimist.)
The white tall guy is so so sooooo polite, ohmygod I'm in love. I'm Indian and when he guessed urdu to be an indian language, and then realised that it's not, by the tone of the Pakistani guy, and the way he apologized was sooo adorable 🥺🥺❤️❤️
Urdu is an Indian language. Out of 22 scheduled languages of India. Besides Urdu was born in Delhi, India called "Zaban-e-Hindvi" initially, later becoming the lingua franca of the subcontinent, along with its earlier form Hindi or "Khadi Boli". Hindi uses more Sanskrit words whereas Urdu more perso-arabic but the difference is subtle and words can be used interchangeable. Notably Urdu/Hindi are together called "Hindustani", lingua franca of Northern India and Pakistan.
Movies are actually a really great way of learning a language. Like learning Japanese using Anime is such a popular method so long as you know the basics of grammar structure, slang and a bit of culture.
I think that she watched american movies that portray other nationalitiesvin very uh...interesting ways. But yeah i agree with you. Watching foreign movies and dubs in other languages is a fantastic way to get a language in your ear.
@@isabellakanyi283 word use is good but pronunciation not tho, sounded exactly like an American that lived in the Netherlands for a while (like she said in the video) but she def ain’t a native
@@isabellakanyi283 the Flemmish was spot on, specially when she started about the glasses. The Dutch was indeed not native at all. Its like Reinout said with a hint of American. And im pretty sure i can tell if its fluent or not as a Dutchman.
I lived on the Makah Reservation for 3 years. I worked with IHS. At that time a few elders spoke Makah. But there were younger folks trying to bring the language back. I probably knew this gentleman as a baby. Can't be sure.
@@stevenwilson879 went up there for Makah Days one year! I’m from Washington but I’m Cree, and I could tell he was Indigenous just by the way he said his consonants on the back of his tongue and how short his vowels were like the elders in my family.
@@AmerrahKeezy I wish I knew his name. I'm sure that I at least knew some of his family. The Res wasn't that big. So happy they're bringing the language back.
@@AmerrahKeezy I was in the Makah Days parade one year! Memories. BTW, I just heard the Res was on lockdown because of Covid. Hoping for the best. Peace.
6:27 I feel that woman. I used to teach the hearing impaired kids speech, and they won't hear me. Aside from seeing how my mouth moves, it also involves touching, i.e. the /g/ sound. Movements and vibrations are essential for mimicking.
I mean he's obviously not a native. He has a really thick accent. I'm an Indian who understands hindi /urdu, but it's difficult for me to understand him.
Congrats to the Native man for keeping his language. I’m Northern Cheyenne. Our language is also starting to make a rebound. However most who speak it are 70+ years old and even they say a lot of it is lost.
Please do not let the wanderful Cheyenne language die! And by the way, teaching a language in classes is not the way to preserve it. Do not put your language-revitalization hope on that, it just doesn't work that way. Only meaningful real-life communication with native speakers can do the trick, plus the "learner" has to be a child. Therefore, since almost all of the native speakers of Cheyenne are elders, I'd humbly recommend to every Cheyenne person who doesn't speak the language him- or herself let their child/children stay with their grandmums and granddads as mush as possible and at the younger age possible (ideally, there should be kindergardens with native staff and strict "no English there" rule). In case parents can speak Cheyenne themselves - bingo! Just talk full-time Cheyenne with your child at home, no English whatsoever. That'll do the magic. And ONLY that. Look at the hot Flemmish girl from the video - she can perfectly speak both languages of her parents just out of home talks. Cheyennes and all other Native Americans should do exactly the same. Remember, Elders are going away, and there won't be any second try... Please, don't get offended if I've said something rude. English is not my mother tongue, and I just really care about Native American languages, especially of the Great Plains region. Best regards from Russia.
I was offended by the so-called "Hebrew speaker". She obviously doesn't speak the language. What she said to the man at the end translates into "I love you are" (feminine, singular) which makes absolutely no sense. The guy speaking "Russian" was downright disrespectful. Butchering other people's languages is not cool.
Huh? Which part means “are”? Et? That doesn’t mean anything, it’s just a preposition (with no English translation) that’s usually put before a word that begins with “ha” (the) like “hee (she) achla (ate) et hatapuach (the apple) among other things…
@@RK-fz7qc @ 9:22 The lady says "אני אוהבת את" transliterated "Ani ohevet At". "At" is the feminine form of "you are". Like you said, it doesn't mean anything :) I should know, I am a native Hebrew speaker.
@@tadd1 I don’t need anything transliterated. I’m a native speaker too. At just means you (feminine) as in female version of Ata There is no Hebrew word for “are” just if you put at or ata or ani in the beginning of a sentence it automatically translates to you are or I am bec of English syntax Her sentence was just grammatically wrong in every which way but like I said, at just means you (feminine) and not you are
i was going to say! my hebrew isn’t the best, i read and write better than i speak it, but it was driving me crazy, because she kept repeating the same thing over and over and didn’t even speak correctly
The guy in the brown sweater is so intelligent 1:55 Even though he didn't know what she was saying, he still picked up the hint (even though it was said in a Mongolian accent!) 3:41 He gets sooo close to guessing the place, he even said Congo is what he was thinking afterwards 5:40 He guesses Native American so quickly, and idk about y'all but I would have NEVER known just by hearing it lmao 8:50 Even though he doesn't know Arabic or Hebrew (Or at least didn't mention it) he still knows it's not Arabic somehow and guesses Hebrew correctly And each person that came up, he always wanted to learn something from their language Idk why I like this guy so much lmao, and I usually never comment but I just didn't see any comments about him soo... :/
For starters Flemish is a Dutch dialect therefor they will understand each other easily. When the Flemish did say Alee that is something a Dutch will never use. For the rest the G and R are more pronounced between Dutch and Flemish.
and he said he had a DEGREE. if that's true, whoever gave him this degree should take it away. his grammar is terrible, his vocabulary is straight out of an idiotic action movie with Russian mafia as the main villain
-Say something really nice to me like ‘I want to take you out to dinner’ •Ehh, Errrr •What do I do What do I do What do I do What do I do What do I do What so I do What do I do What do I doooooo?
Why ? Was that so bad? Also indian me is crying that urdu sounded like shit.. urdu and hindi are 99% similar they should have brought better speakers atleast orignal
@@emanfatima7946 yeah but he was a terrible speaker do u agree as a native urdu speaker? I could done better as Ive met many people from pakistan on omegle and i could speak for hours and couldn't find language differences so i said 99%😁
@@atharvameher5880 Two things - first, really funny accent, takes a few seconds to understand each word for the first time, but I guess it's because he a bit in hurry. And second, yes there are a lot curse words in Russian, mostly due to it's grammatical rules, you can take one word and add some prefixes, suffixes and other things to add different tone or meaning to it. But we don't yell curses at random people, it's rude XD
Actually it seems that he has learned hindi from movies ,which matches to his language. And he didn't know enough words to reply so,he started singing a hindi movie song.😂
Sanjay Panda that was urdu, there are slight differences in a hindi and urdu accent as well as a few words. He was speaking pure urdu but didnt know enough because his family is pakistani but he himself has never been to Pakistan. You know what i mean right! Anyway, ya hindi and urdu is like almost the same
Fatima Ali worst but the accent was fine. Im talking about the accent and the words he chose to speak. Yes he knew a few, but he delivered them just finely considering he has never been to Pakistan
lol i wish they could put an afrikaans, flemish and dutch person in a room and see if they could have a full conversation. of course flemish and dutch would understand each other a lot more, but the afrikaans person would also be a nice touch. this was so damn interesting watching as an afrikaans person, bc afrikaans has a lot of dutch features, BUT doesn't roll the r's like americans. it was so cool seeing how the flemish chick said "lelik" (ugly). tysm for reading this "useless" comment :D
I can't believe someone could go through all the trouble to get a university degree in a foreign language, and still have zero respect for the people and culture. He presented the language in the most prejudiced and offensive way I can imagine. It was mind boggling.
The Hebrew speaking person literally didn’t actually know how to speak Hebrew. She told the guy completely wrong how to say I love you 😭 I hope he doesn’t use that advice on an actual Hebrew speaker
don't forget the interaction with the tall white guy - "what's the difference between a white person and a horse?" "I don't know man, it's very subtle."
Funny thing is, both of them have a pretty thick accent. Accentless Dutch is rougher than both and is less melodic. You guys should put an actual Dutch person there, because it sounds very different from those two accents.
That Flemish and Dutch was fun! I immediately know when there is a language that I can’t pinpoint to a country only to a family of languages like the Balkan, Slavic, African or specific south east Asia region. You must have a really good ear to distinguish like French, Quebec French or other creole French from Africa for instance. I know I can’t set Romanian, Estonian, Latvian, Hungarian or Ukrainian apart and the difference between all the Arabic versions is also difficult
Well the Russian he was speaking was deranged, grammatically horrible, and he was doing an offensive mockery of how Americans think Russian people talk. Of course he played into the worst stereotypes of that culture and that's why someone would imagine a stereotypical "tall Russian villain" was yelling angrily at them.
I was scouting to find one of these videos that have hebrew in it, and I'm severely disappointed.. She didn't have a native or even close to native accent, and she said I love you with a feminine you, in Hebrew there's a difference and it's sad she didn't know that.
ʇɐʞǝ onɹ ʍoɹןp qɐɔʞ “too Mongolian looking” um but she’s Mongolian what do you expect her to look like that’s like saying a black person looks too black or a white person is too white that’s fucked
He said that Russia people curse really bad and thats not really true. Among the young people we say a word whose meaning is close to “shit”. When you go away from that there is really not a lot of cursing. He wasn’t talking right and i really did not understand a word other than “привет” that was a really poor representation of Russian language.
Is it? I'm mongolian. And the language itself is quite harsh or kinda. I'm not sure how to explain. But i've heard many people say it sounds lie German language.
@I_360_No_scoped_JFK It's mostly coz people think of it as a racial matter while natives didn't really give a fuck about race, they were tribalistic as it goes. If they had to protect their tribe they would easily eliminate all the other native tribess.
*Huge respect for the Native man for keeping his language alive, I have Lakota friends and they're trying to learn and preserve their language*
mplsridah what reservation is it tho that he said
Huh?
I’m from the Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation and my language( Mohawk) is dying out and my grandmothers fluent but never taught us cause she thought it wouldn’t be around by now
As soon as he started speaking I was like he is speaking a native language at first I thought it was Navajo because of the same sounds and some of the words are the same
He’s cute 🌚just saying
The tall guy really showed how general culture can help you a lot understand others. quite literally in this case
he is a translator by profession so has a better understanding of language and culture than most people. and i agree with the sentiment that people should try to be more empathetic and educated in general, it helps with communicating with people from different backgrounds.
@@jonathanphillips5794 I agree with you partially. I just don't think that he simply has more general culture because he is a translator by occupation, I do think however that people should care more about learning and having knowledge regarding the fact that there are some people who simply don't care about these kinds of things. It's so amazing when a foreigner knows about your culture or when you speak with a foreigner about their culture. It really creates an instant relation.
Not really. The guy thought Flemish and Dutch are two separate languages. He also assumed that a Native American language sounds Middle Eastern. Also not sure what that’s supposed to mean since most middle eastern languages aren’t even remotely related to each other.
@@sdf6508 um yeah Dutch and Flemish are not the same, what are you talking about?
@@CoachChaoZIt is the same language. Flemish is not a language, it’s the name of the accent of Dutch spoken in Belgium. It’s essentially the common name of Belgian-Dutch. Saying that they are two separate languages would be like saying that American-English and British-English are two different languages.
i aspire to be like the tall guy someday, he really knows a lot of languages, and he was so respectful
and he kinda sound like Liam Neeson
What a cool thing to say.
Laoshu on youtube is your best bet.
Hi, you're beautiful. bye.
I want his number hahahaha
I had to pause at 6:16 when he said that there aren't any fluent speakers of his language anymore. I knew this happened a lot with indigenous people in America. But hearing a native speaker actually say it broke my heart. I hope more people can learn it.
Culturally it wasn't written down, then you know the whole intentional/unintentional genocide thing. I grew up in a "civilized" tribe area so some of the buildings and streets had Ojibwe names.
He said no one is fluent in it, so he is probably not a native speaker. I'm guessing he learned it from his ancestors or maybe tribal records. Some people are trying to being back "dead languages" that no longer have native speakers. Sadly, many Native American languages no longer have native or fluent speakers, sometimes just teachers and researchers who have learned parts of thr language.
Native Americans were butchered in so many ways
@@barrettdecutler8979 lol honestly if ur grandparents didnt go to residential school u will most likely know ojibwe atleast
The more I learn about the amount of cultures colonialism destroyed the more I lose faith. We gotta go learn how many civilizations have been wiped out for ourselves. The Andaman and Sentinel tribes are fascinating
"was i close"
"no"
"he said yes"
"no"
💀💀💀
😂😂😂
Sounds like ok 😂
Lmao ikr 🤣
I would have thought the same thing like it sounds so similar lol
She was hilarious lol
Imagine if someone walks up and starts doing sign language
I wasn't expecting to laugh that hard, this is just- 💀💀💀💀
Actually Chuck Norris can hear sign language
😂😂😂
LMFAO
Whit3 G0ds 😂😂😂
*speaks foreign language*
“Where you from?”
“Kansas.”
Jay Breezy 🤣 I about spit my drink out
Awkward
HAHAHA
😂💀
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I did duolingo Russian for 1 year and even I could tell the “Russian” man’s grammar and vocabulary were terrible. I think he got his degree from handout university.
yooo i'm learning russian from duolingo too🙌🏼
Exactly! Даже больше скажу, получил диплом за взятку, т.к. экзамен не сдал
Maybe you should do a little more duolingo then
You sound like a hater and you’re ill qualified to judge
@@kavitapiterwell that’s YOU
When the African girl said "Ah, you idiot"
I felt that
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impxrfxcion_ idk if u could say that was rude lol. Imagine not knowing the French speak French? I mean it is idiotic of them to not know any African languages, it is the second largest and most diverse continent 🤷🏽♀️. It’s just in the us our education system is so terrible that it’s normalized to not know things that r required reading in the rest of the world. Just because it’s normalized doesn’t make it okay though lol there’s no reason the most powerful country should rank like 50th in education.
Lmaooo
Same 😂😂
i felt that resonate in my heart, my guy.
the Dutch-speaking girl and the Flemish-speaking girl just having a conversation was so cool, loved that
The Flemish-speaking girl is gorgeous though, can we talk about that? Wow. Love her style too!
@@MVownnn her Dutch was good, wat are you talking about? It may not be perfect, but it was very good
@@MVownnn her Dutch was really good though. Specially considering she's not a native speaker. I totally forgive the ''g'' in ''giraf'' and some minor other stuff. She sounded like she learned actual ABN. Which I find impressive.
It's so convenient too! I have friends who live in Belgium and we can just have conversations. Yeah some words are different, but it's not a big problem 🙂
*ps I'm from The Netherlands, so I speak Dutch.
@@MVownnn I would say it’s fluent lol
The tall, attractive white man is super respectful and knowledgable. Loved watching the gears in his head rolls
Yes!
Hmm?
@manawa taurua like majority of male
Somehow, he looks like a Brit, has the same humour and style, but does not sound like one.
manawa taurua I hope not, he seems normal and was very respectful in this video, so I don't think we should assume something that gross of him.
I'm a reconnecting Makah native and i'd never heard our language before! it's wonderful I'm very glad I got to learn a bit. i hope he's still teaching
The tall man is really good, no wonder he's a translator.
Live in Asia and you will meet ppl from all over the world. I'm a Canadian who lived in Hong Kong, I think I could have guessed four or five.
@@N7_Dredgen your actions have consequences tenno.
@Trey Tern lol fucking racist
He's an irritating showoff
@uwu 4:23 "oH i DiD aLmOSt saY CoNgo"
yeah right fuck off, he didn't know which country it was from
Tall guy killed it, good job. No idea how people just know these things. WTF he guessed like 9 out of 10 right. Really impressive man
Like always, he just has an affinity with languages, simple as that... When I was little, I used to ask my mum to say stuff in other languages and I tried to guess them and that's how I learned that languages is one of my biggest assets
I'd argue he got all of them! at least for the most part!
He got five of them tho... it showed at the end
aye i was ur 1000th like
Didn’t he say he is a translator?
I love how these 2 girls just struck up a conversation so naturally in Dutch and Flemish
Lisa Isa its the same language, just different dialects. like american english vs british english
For both of them it is not their mother tongue but great job!
Ye, she wasn't really speaking Flemish, imo, since it has so many dialects, she just spoke cheap Dutch.
@@shanebeudeker441 it's basically the same language, but I like there considered different languages because then I'm trilangual
@@GibbonLord Flemish isn't considered a language because it's a Dialect, and it's actually not even close to Dutch, more towards German imo.
As a native Hebrew speaker who has a Russian speaking partner this hurt my soul.
If you're gonna have people guess the language get people who actually speak it as a first language and not people who are gonna butcher it and sexually and verbally assault other people without their knowledge.
I'm genuinely disappointed.
Totally! The Russian speaking guy was out of line and the Hebrew speaking woman was just embarrassing.
"אני אוהב את" מתתי חחח 😂😂
agree...
נכון
כלכך אוף זה פשוט עצוב
הם ממש חטאו למטרה. הביאו אנשים שלא דוברי את השפה אלא למדו כמה משפטים לפני שבאו עבור הסרטון 🤦🏻♂️
She: “say something pretty...”
He: “do you want to f*** me now ?”
His concept of “pretty” is beyond me.
Итс рашан бэйби
@@akerketaimasova9334 I don't know what you said but it was probably offensive so UNO REVERSE CARD
@@gavrochethenardier957 he or she said "it's Russian baby" but the way it pronounced is written with Russian alphabet
The rest of the shit he said was weird too
@@headinthecloudsbutmygravit6194 oh ok thanks
“Where are u from?”
“Kansas”
I laughed way too hard at that
Arkansas
so i am confusion
SilverFox ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ America explain
@alaina
He’s Pakistani and that dumb piece of sh*t is saying he’s from Kansa !! What the f*ck !!
@@mrnevergamer1828 dude, you sound like some dumb kid 😂 chill
The girl who speaks Chinese/Flemish/Dutch is super attractive.
Yup i can't even get here name as she speaks 😆
Her ig is yana.demeester
Belgium and Chinese mix
@@Casinodemedici fk legend
@@honeyyscandyshop5927 oh nice... What's the other half?
the native american man speaking makah is so amazing, trying to keep his language alive. it's so upsetting that there's only 7 teachers left, language is who we are and it should never be forgotten or taken from us
Is there any way to save it now?
Good on the Native American man for keeping his beautiful language alive.
:1k likes crazy
Raquel Graham and fuck hes hot as well
Stealth Boom true
Stealth Boom 😉
Cant say the same here
jeonjungkook 308 😂
The Mongolian girl in the begging was absolutely gorgeous and her jeans are so cute!
Do you want her Instagram?
@@Al-gg4mm um sure
@@kaylaissa3778 it took me a while to find it but it’s urnaa_munkhdelger also don’t steal her from me
@@Al-gg4mm WTF BRO
@@bruh____784 just a joke
LMFAOOOOOO i lost it when he started singing instead of saying something sweet to her
I guess he has a wife at home haha
@Regina George the guy the asked to speak the language didn't even know how to speak fully thats why he started singing. I speak the language and I was more cringe than everyone 🤣
LMFAOAOOS
@Imaan Zahra same
@@friskyfaisal I feel you..
For some reason he started singing 'Main kya karoon'😂😂😂
i was literally in tears. native and native american languages are so beautiful and it's so sad to see them disappear like that
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Anybody appreciate that translator guy, he technically guessed all the languages.
Yess! I doo
Yass! fr
they should put him against that bearded guy from part 1
Bro that guy was a god at languages
Either got the language correct or the region. Amazing.
"he says I'm very close"
"no"
"yes!"
"no"
lmao I'm dying
"Can I hear you say no"
"No"
As a Mongolian Im actually pretty surprised they guessed it pretty easily. I met a Canadian person and they thought i was speaking Japanese-
I’m crying… I’m Canadian and I thought it might have been an Asian language 😅
@@fox_iscute3277 Mongolian IS an Asian language.......
Japanese!?! How!?! I could see them guessing like, a Chinese language as they sound a *little* similar, but Japanese sounds vastly different to either! They must not have many experiences with languages outside of their own.....
As someone who studied japanese certain parts of some words do sound similar, maybe its how the vowels are pronounced. But i wonder if thats because of the impact Mongolia had on east asian
@@kuroichan101 Most likely yes. The more modern Mongolian thats spoken in the video’s a lot more similar to Russian id say, as mongolian’s usually written in Cyrillic letters nowadays. But the older mongolian’s very similar to some other east asian languages like Japanese, Korean, Chinese(maybe, i dont know very much abt the language). It also goes as Ka, ki, ku, etcetc. There arent many lone letters. Its also read from up to down. Im not really good at it(the older mongolian language i mean), but i do plan to get better at some point, so my info might be a bit untrue, but id say its pretty accurate.
"I feel like I just walked into Game of Thrones."
With what that dude was saying, you weren't far off.
LMAO
He has the same intonation as a Dothraki and also the same hard and plosive sounds, to be fully frank with you. No wonder he sounded Dothraki xD
he did sound a bit like a Dothraki haha. I think Martin and the scenarists were inspired by a few real languages for the pronunciation etc so he wasn't totally wrong lol.
The Girl: Where are you from
The Urdu Guy: Kansas
neverlander trending shut up
@neverlander trending It's urdu, but this accent is indian ahahahaha
@neverlander trending are you asking me hahaha or telling me? There was Greater India before and Afghanistan and Iran on the other side. So whe have Persian and Pashun languages bordering Hindi. Urdu was the barrier between them. The urdu the people speak today is not authentic, it has been hindi-nised.
@@Maniwasaki not in Pakistan we speak authentic urdu but it is sometimes mixed with a lot of english i'll admit that.Maybe in India the urdu that is spoken is hindi-nised.
@@ZM-wu2nq true, that guy had a weird accent. I lived in Pakistan for 3 years...
“Where are you from?”
“Kansas.”
This guy was really cocky. What's his problem?
AMERICA EXPLAIN
@@lukasdiaz2817 there is a very thin line between being cocky and being actually funny.
@@sqeezyyy He crossed the line then.
@@lukasdiaz2817 I don't see where he is cocky. Please explain
The Dutch speaker spoke the language pretty good for a non native! I mean, you definitely can instantly hear she’s not a native and her word choices were a quite odd from time to time. But for a foreigner to speak Dutch like that is still pretty damn impressive, so hats off to her!
-"teach me something"
-"yeah, what do you wana learn?"
-"curse words"
No matter what do you speak, all we want to know is how to insult others.
Karu Mirza More so we wanna know when someone insults us in another language lmao
some flemish curse words :
kut
lelijk
rotzak
...
Karu Mirza Yes
Yes
More than all this, it's about the taboo of the curse words. We want to break the rules, and we want to do something silly and funny. (Yeah, I'm an incorrigible optimist.)
The white tall guy is so so sooooo polite, ohmygod I'm in love. I'm Indian and when he guessed urdu to be an indian language, and then realised that it's not, by the tone of the Pakistani guy, and the way he apologized was sooo adorable 🥺🥺❤️❤️
you . yourself are cute!
Urdu is an Indian language. Out of 22 scheduled languages of India. Besides Urdu was born in Delhi, India called "Zaban-e-Hindvi" initially, later becoming the lingua franca of the subcontinent, along with its earlier form Hindi or "Khadi Boli". Hindi uses more Sanskrit words whereas Urdu more perso-arabic but the difference is subtle and words can be used interchangeable. Notably Urdu/Hindi are together called "Hindustani", lingua franca of Northern India and Pakistan.
@@PromitNathChatterjee bro 😑
Urdu is an Indian language though lol. It got separated politically by partition
😦😦😦
"He eats the words" is actually a very cool way of thinking about it.
Words are yummy don't u know
@@Guyfrombladerunner fair point, well made
Like 666th!
@@gaborodriguez1346 🙌
Funny thing is here in Sudan that’s a very popular saying, very widely used.
Movies are actually a really great way of learning a language. Like learning Japanese using Anime is such a popular method so long as you know the basics of grammar structure, slang and a bit of culture.
I think that she watched american movies that portray other nationalitiesvin very uh...interesting ways. But yeah i agree with you. Watching foreign movies and dubs in other languages is a fantastic way to get a language in your ear.
I loved hearing the conversation between the Dutch speaking girl, and the Flemish speaking girl; it was very satisfying and I'm fascinated.
Same🙌🏻
The Dutch was not accurate tho... Flemish however was pretty good!
@@reinouttuytten1228 yes it was
@@isabellakanyi283 word use is good but pronunciation not tho, sounded exactly like an American that lived in the Netherlands for a while (like she said in the video) but she def ain’t a native
@@isabellakanyi283 the Flemmish was spot on, specially when she started about the glasses. The Dutch was indeed not native at all. Its like Reinout said with a hint of American. And im pretty sure i can tell if its fluent or not as a Dutchman.
The tall man in the brown shirt was wonderful to watch! I’d love to see him in more Cut videos!
I love you only because of you're profile picture. ( im joking but yeah)
That depends on the directors! But it would be fun, I hope I can do it.
@@ericabrahamsen4936 You were great! I really enjoyed your parts. Please come back on soon!
Yes!! Reminded me of Jim Carey a little bit
@@ericabrahamsen4936 If you were to recommend one chinese book for someone to read, what would it be?
"I got a feeling the mongalians don't like the Chinese"
May I present to you the great Wall of China
Lmfaoo
china did it because of Turks, not mongolians bro
@@altayschopenhauer5040 Genghis Khan was the one who brought the Turks and the Mongols together in an attack on China.
@@smallmoon4340 yea kinda
LMAO, he probably means mongolians dont like chinese people *nowadays*
The Urdu makes me want to weep.
FRRR HIS ACCENT IS SO STRONG
Need different representation
The Native American accent is beautiful. Such a shame for it to be so little used.
I lived on the Makah Reservation for 3 years. I worked with IHS. At that time a few elders spoke Makah. But there were younger folks trying to bring the language back.
I probably knew this gentleman as a baby. Can't be sure.
@@stevenwilson879 went up there for Makah Days one year! I’m from Washington but I’m Cree, and I could tell he was Indigenous just by the way he said his consonants on the back of his tongue and how short his vowels were like the elders in my family.
@@AmerrahKeezy I wish I knew his name. I'm sure that I at least knew some of his family. The Res wasn't that big. So happy they're bringing the language back.
@@AmerrahKeezy I was in the Makah Days parade one year! Memories.
BTW, I just heard the Res was on lockdown because of Covid. Hoping for the best. Peace.
dude indian americans would be such an epic feature in the game
I love how the Flemish woman and the Dutch woman just started conversing together lol.
Im flemish
I thought it was cringy
dennis damen echt he 😂
@@gxffeyy3958 ik ook😂
@dennis damen ja eigenlijk wel
4:03 “ah, you idiot”
*best part*
I was dying 😭😭😭😭😭
Bro, for me, then when I saw the guy at 6:50 I couldn't stop laughing.
its 4:09
@@shatuow oof
Syd Tai 😂😂😂😂
6:27 I feel that woman. I used to teach the hearing impaired kids speech, and they won't hear me. Aside from seeing how my mouth moves, it also involves touching, i.e. the /g/ sound. Movements and vibrations are essential for mimicking.
Her: "You're very close, is that what you're saying?"
Him: "No"
Her: "Yes"
Him: "No"
Her: "Can you say NO"
Him: "No"
Her: **surprised Pikachu face**
Come see ur likes!
@@likewhatizzy1323 aye thanks chief
NEJ
oki
Haha
She said, "where are you from?" And that man straight up said, "Kansas!" 🤣🤣🤣
I mean he's obviously not a native. He has a really thick accent. I'm an Indian who understands hindi /urdu, but it's difficult for me to understand him.
His origins are from pakistan but am guessing he lived all of his life in the States and doesn't fully speak the language
He feel shame to tell the name of their country in front of others
You know it's possible that his parents immigrated to Kansas and then he was born in Kansas, right?...
@@hsun7997 yeah but it's obvious the woman meant what's his native country
How tall is that guy!?!
More importantly he's charming and polite
Also mad props to the guy trying to keep his language alive. That's amazing
Ramza Beoulves bish who
@@qtnxlxo7318 the one that's from and Indian reservation
Halo effect
im your 1k like :)
“where you from?”
..
“Kansas. ❤️”
😂😂
That tall white dude gives big Keanu energy
THAT'S WHAT IT IS!!!! Throughout the entire video, I was trying to feel out his ~ v i b e ~
Idk....for me it was a Dermot Mulroney vibe...
@@punkyhead7583 I see it too. He's a mix of both I think.
I know he looks like a damn actor and could probably play next John wixknor some shot
The Native American guy is so cute and his language sounds fantastic
I Hope he manages to preserve it
@@katie-st8nx that was sad hearing that theres no more fluent speakers anymore 😔
Drop his @
What race is it?
@@spectrumhorizon1392 or do u mean what tribe is it
Congrats to the Native man for keeping his language. I’m Northern Cheyenne. Our language is also starting to make a rebound. However most who speak it are 70+ years old and even they say a lot of it is lost.
Please do not let the wanderful Cheyenne language die! And by the way, teaching a language in classes is not the way to preserve it. Do not put your language-revitalization hope on that, it just doesn't work that way. Only meaningful real-life communication with native speakers can do the trick, plus the "learner" has to be a child. Therefore, since almost all of the native speakers of Cheyenne are elders, I'd humbly recommend to every Cheyenne person who doesn't speak the language him- or herself let their child/children stay with their grandmums and granddads as mush as possible and at the younger age possible (ideally, there should be kindergardens with native staff and strict "no English there" rule). In case parents can speak Cheyenne themselves - bingo! Just talk full-time Cheyenne with your child at home, no English whatsoever. That'll do the magic. And ONLY that. Look at the hot Flemmish girl from the video - she can perfectly speak both languages of her parents just out of home talks. Cheyennes and all other Native Americans should do exactly the same. Remember, Elders are going away, and there won't be any second try...
Please, don't get offended if I've said something rude. English is not my mother tongue, and I just really care about Native American languages, especially of the Great Plains region.
Best regards from Russia.
Aw im Native American as well and super white washed. I wish I learned my native tongue :)
Jykal Mames beautiful comment. I’m Muskogee or Creek as some would say, our languages aren’t being forgotten my friend, just need to be re-learned lol
Cool,but i don't actually care)
@@ubeii Then why did you comment???🙄
I was offended by the so-called "Hebrew speaker". She obviously doesn't speak the language. What she said to the man at the end translates into "I love you are" (feminine, singular) which makes absolutely no sense. The guy speaking "Russian" was downright disrespectful. Butchering other people's languages is not cool.
Huh? Which part means “are”? Et? That doesn’t mean anything, it’s just a preposition (with no English translation) that’s usually put before a word that begins with “ha” (the) like “hee (she) achla (ate) et hatapuach (the apple) among other things…
@@RK-fz7qc @ 9:22 The lady says "אני אוהבת את" transliterated "Ani ohevet At". "At" is the feminine form of "you are". Like you said, it doesn't mean anything :) I should know, I am a native Hebrew speaker.
@@tadd1 I don’t need anything transliterated. I’m a native speaker too. At just means you (feminine) as in female version of Ata
There is no Hebrew word for “are” just if you put at or ata or ani in the beginning of a sentence it automatically translates to you are or I am bec of English syntax
Her sentence was just grammatically wrong in every which way but like I said, at just means you (feminine) and not you are
“where are you from?”
“Kansas”
“I mean what language are you speaking?”
😂😂😂
I am CONFUSION
I'm from kansas too!
I’m from Kansas
kansas gang🤪
Kansas city aye😂
"Can you insult me?"
...
"Owl Fucker".
I mean ullu ke patthe actually means idiot.. Sorta
It's more like dumbo
In what universe is that even an insult?
Indian insults are really creative, for real😂😂
It means idiot lmao
did anyone else feel bad when she said “i’m so sorry” and the Mongolian girl said “it’s okay” like damn i wanted to give both them a hug
Yesss they're so sweet !
I’m Mongolian
Bobucca Marie ohhhh saiiin uuu bi mongol humuus haij blaa hha
just an annoying marvel fan sain uu bi bas haijisin
Lol I'm Mongolian xd
the woman that they brought to speak hebrew doesn't speak hebrew too well😂😂
i was going to say! my hebrew isn’t the best, i read and write better than i speak it, but it was driving me crazy, because she kept repeating the same thing over and over and didn’t even speak correctly
The guy in the brown sweater is so intelligent
1:55 Even though he didn't know what she was saying, he still picked up the hint (even though it was said in a Mongolian accent!)
3:41 He gets sooo close to guessing the place, he even said Congo is what he was thinking afterwards
5:40 He guesses Native American so quickly, and idk about y'all but I would have NEVER known just by hearing it lmao
8:50 Even though he doesn't know Arabic or Hebrew (Or at least didn't mention it) he still knows it's not Arabic somehow and guesses Hebrew correctly
And each person that came up, he always wanted to learn something from their language
Idk why I like this guy so much lmao, and I usually never comment but I just didn't see any comments about him soo... :/
I was thinking the exact same thing! Such a cool guy, would love to see him in more videos.
Exactly what i was thinking! So glad someone said it
He looks like an adventurer too !
SAME SAME SAME !!! I was just checking if some of y’all noticed him. I really like him as well
Probably because he's a mandarin translator, he's had contact with a fair share of languages
The Flemish and the Dutch girls interaction was so great hahaha.
That's quit normal for us
For starters Flemish is a Dutch dialect therefor they will understand each other easily.
When the Flemish did say Alee that is something a Dutch will never use. For the rest the G and R are more pronounced between Dutch and Flemish.
She is super hot
It's like americans and britts, different but actually the same language
instagram.com/yana.demeester?igshid=1n7jmrrnlixxy
"Can you say something mean to me? Like insult me?"
"Why are you even here?"
Asian people are way too nice lmao
No...
I'm Asian and I can be just as bitchy as those other motherfucking Non-Asian People
Asians can be rude (if your in a market)
Just say “That woman was way too nice.” Making a generalization is just awkward.
Everybody can be rude it doesn't matter the language :D especially mE
@@heathli6299 🤣🤣🤣 this had me dying of laughter. Thanks for making my day.
The native language is amazing. I’m glad they’re trying to teach the language to new generations.
9:48
Her: Say I'd love to take you out to dinner and buy you flowers
Him: "Eichathkhchach...ummmm" and starts singing
he was signing totally opposite of those words lol😂😂
@@Rabia_Burak it was a line of an emotional love song.
he was so shy 😂
He didn't know the complete language that's why... He just learnt a few words and thought he could finesse them 🙄
😂😂yea I thought that was kinda odd
I'm in love with the Native American guy already.
Fr! Dude seems awesome and he is cute
Half of my family speaks Russian, so when the Russian guy said his first words I had to turn it off as quick as I could 😂
😂😂
Me too. It was unbearable
I appreciate that he studied the language but tbh it was kind of disrespectful 😭😅
Me too😂😂
Storybook Queen Пожтому надо использовать наушники для таких случаев…ХЛ
his response at 9:26 to hearing it means ‘i love you’ is soooo cute :)
Why is no one talking about the dutch girl and flemish girl acting like they’re best friends? It’s so cute
The Netherlands and Belgium are very close by nature.
Firas Dagher .......yes i know i live there...
I speak Flemish and tbh didnt understand what she was saying at the beginning, her accent is very Netherlands
Lieselotte Dal ik ook hahaha
@@chefpatat more like broken Dutch
As a Russian, when that dude started speaking, my senses could be considered thoroughly assaulted. I mean we're vulgar... but we're not that vulgar.
I know! It was like wordage straight out of the worst James-bond-on-crack movie out there.
and he said he had a DEGREE. if that's true, whoever gave him this degree should take it away. his grammar is terrible, his vocabulary is straight out of an idiotic action movie with Russian mafia as the main villain
Он ПТУ закончил!
@broke zach Pretty much every russian in cs go mm curses lmao
Russians are not vulgar at all... Russian are honest and have high moral values ( family, friends and loyalty ).
Long live Russia 🇷🇺
The two girls who started to insult the cameraman in Dutch had me
They made me wonder if everyone in the video was aware that everything they said would be translated
@@notahedgehog6635 ofc hun🤣🤣what so you think
As a Cambodian I didn't expect my language to be in there like I was so shocked my heart is so warmed up rn ❤❤
The only comment I found mentioning the Khmer guy 😢 but as a cambodian, I can say the same! definitely didn't see that coming but knew right away 😂
-Say something really nice to me like ‘I want to take you out to dinner’
•Ehh, Errrr
•What do I do What do I do What do I do What do I do What do I do What so I do What do I do What do I doooooo?
i wanted to give you one more like, but i think this count is already ideal.
@@coooolibri I made the 99th like...we need one more
I think he is married,or in a relationship so he didn't want to say anything
He didn't speak Urdu very well so he didn't know what to say. He sang a popular Hindi love song instead. I speak Hindi so ik.
@Fahim Hussain U messed up ur first sentence.
As a native Russian speaker some part of me is crying. Both laughing and being sad at the same time.
my brother is studying in russia, he loves it there, he has not come for summer 2 years now, not even national days or aid, we do a lot of videocalls
Why ? Was that so bad? Also indian me is crying that urdu sounded like shit.. urdu and hindi are 99% similar they should have brought better speakers atleast orignal
@@atharvameher5880 I won't say they're 99% similar.. They're about 85% similar..
@@emanfatima7946 yeah but he was a terrible speaker do u agree as a native urdu speaker? I could done better as Ive met many people from pakistan on omegle and i could speak for hours and couldn't find language differences so i said 99%😁
@@atharvameher5880 Two things - first, really funny accent, takes a few seconds to understand each word for the first time, but I guess it's because he a bit in hurry. And second, yes there are a lot curse words in Russian, mostly due to it's grammatical rules, you can take one word and add some prefixes, suffixes and other things to add different tone or meaning to it. But we don't yell curses at random people, it's rude XD
Is nobody going to talk about when that dude burst into song?!? lmaooo
meg janae lmao it was just bc he didn’t know enough of the language to reply with words
Actually it seems that he has learned hindi from movies ,which matches to his language.
And he didn't know enough words to reply so,he started singing a hindi movie song.😂
Sanjay Panda that was urdu, there are slight differences in a hindi and urdu accent as well as a few words. He was speaking pure urdu but didnt know enough because his family is pakistani but he himself has never been to Pakistan. You know what i mean right! Anyway, ya hindi and urdu is like almost the same
i am native pakistani and he spoke worst urdu ever, urdu is the most beautiful
Fatima Ali worst but the accent was fine. Im talking about the accent and the words he chose to speak. Yes he knew a few, but he delivered them just finely considering he has never been to Pakistan
lol i wish they could put an afrikaans, flemish and dutch person in a room and see if they could have a full conversation. of course flemish and dutch would understand each other a lot more, but the afrikaans person would also be a nice touch.
this was so damn interesting watching as an afrikaans person, bc afrikaans has a lot of dutch features, BUT doesn't roll the r's like americans. it was so cool seeing how the flemish chick said "lelik" (ugly).
tysm for reading this "useless" comment :D
The Russian guy could've said ANYTHINGGGGG ELSE.
I mean, he said «Привет! Как дема?» which is all the normal stuff he said
I mean, he said «Привет! Как дема?» which is all the normal stuff he said
@@-e471 @;-; E yes, except for that his «как дела» at 6:53 sounded more like ''KEKLAH!".
@@-e471 yes. that’s all he said.
I can't believe someone could go through all the trouble to get a university degree in a foreign language, and still have zero respect for the people and culture. He presented the language in the most prejudiced and offensive way I can imagine. It was mind boggling.
“Ah, You Idiot”
I Laughed Harder Then I Should’ve.
Brandi Iverson 😂😂😂
The Hebrew speaking person literally didn’t actually know how to speak Hebrew. She told the guy completely wrong how to say I love you 😭 I hope he doesn’t use that advice on an actual Hebrew speaker
"Where are you from?!"
"Kansas."
PLS THAT WAS SO FUNNY 🤣
timeline pls 🙏🏻
The way he said ''Kanzas'' LMAO
don't forget the interaction with the tall white guy -
"what's the difference between a white person and a horse?"
"I don't know man, it's very subtle."
@@JimHarkanson yeah his accent sucked ass too, he was white washed lol
@@imahotmess872 10:24
Those two girls talking in Dutch and Flemish were absolutely adorable xDD
Luumus what’s their @?
Right? They started bonding. I caught a few words since I know some German.
@@teerich2011 same I understood some too because of German
Luumus too bad they both spoke it really poorly
Funny thing is, both of them have a pretty thick accent. Accentless Dutch is rougher than both and is less melodic. You guys should put an actual Dutch person there, because it sounds very different from those two accents.
The Native American language was dope !!! I need to find more videos about it
The Makah are in the Pacific Northwest, if that helps--from Neah Bay.
@@subakai thanks a lot !!!
Im gonna learn it. It would be devastating to let it die.
The name of the language sounds just like the name of parrot species called macaw :0
I’m Makah and Klallam. I go to Neah Bay all the time! 🙂
That Flemish and Dutch was fun! I immediately know when there is a language that I can’t pinpoint to a country only to a family of languages like the Balkan, Slavic, African or specific south east Asia region. You must have a really good ear to distinguish like French, Quebec French or other creole French from Africa for instance. I know I can’t set Romanian, Estonian, Latvian, Hungarian or Ukrainian apart and the difference between all the Arabic versions is also difficult
“You sound like a very large white man”
...... *surprised pikachu face from tiny black man*
Yo wtf
He said, “Damn I was way off!”
Well the Russian he was speaking was deranged, grammatically horrible, and he was doing an offensive mockery of how Americans think Russian people talk. Of course he played into the worst stereotypes of that culture and that's why someone would imagine a stereotypical "tall Russian villain" was yelling angrily at them.
Polish person: *coughs
Everybody: IS THIS RUSSIAN?
My ex is part polish....he tried to teach me polish and I didn't understand because it's too hard to learn
@@samanthacrafts1185 Its not ''too hard to learn'', Its just harder to learn than English or other Romantic languages
I’m half polish but I’ve never heard anyone comparing polish to russian. Ukrainian sure but never russian.
Im full polish, Russian is wayyy different but there are some words spoken similarly and wrote similarly
samantha crafts nothing is too hard to learn lol
I speak Russian and I was at my grandmas house so when that guy started cursing in Russian i ran to a a different room
tamythedoge5555 :D sorry but i had to laugh at this comment 😂
I was laughing so hard when he came on 😂😂
LMAO
tamythedoge5555 :D i speak 5 and understand 7 languages and russian is one so my parents heard the man curse so they told me to turn the volume down😅
You just saved my life😂
The native guy's voice/language scratches my brain in the best way and as a native myself I *love* that he is trying to keep that language alive
i edited this so the comments don't make sense
spatch2k- it got me dying😭
F
As Russian this is funny for me 😂
Edit: If You Read This, You Gay
Tripavoski ;)
@@CarlosLopez-ku1pn 😂😂
Just gonna say it: The woman in the jean dress is really beautiful.
wanna bang
Does anyone have her insta ?
Mimi Messelles I felt this
@@lukecalamari7925 I know buddy , same here
@@mimimesselles1246 yana.demeester
Native American kid, I hope you bring your language back.. I know how it is
That was a very cool sounding language and knowing that it is a dying language makes me want to learn it.
Yeah I'm from Scotland and Scottish gaelic I'd dying too
Is
That touched me for real
@@mawin_y2k aw man that's rubbish
I was scouting to find one of these videos that have hebrew in it, and I'm severely disappointed.. She didn't have a native or even close to native accent, and she said I love you with a feminine you, in Hebrew there's a difference and it's sad she didn't know that.
can we all agree that the asian girl that went first is absolutely gorgeous
Too mongolian looking
speak for yourself
ʇɐʞǝ onɹ ʍoɹןp qɐɔʞ “too Mongolian looking” um but she’s Mongolian what do you expect her to look like that’s like saying a black person looks too black or a white person is too white that’s fucked
@@once4lyfe492 yes that's racist
ʇɐʞǝ onɹ ʍoɹןp qɐɔʞ racist fuck
Completes the first 10 min beginner's course in duolingo: "I have a degree in russian"
😂😂
That’s not how russian words sound, he made it sound do bloody rough while it’s absolutely beautiful language
@@Billilii read the fucking title
i felt really disrespected in a sort of like "no.................." way.
He said that Russia people curse really bad and thats not really true. Among the young people we say a word whose meaning is close to “shit”. When you go away from that there is really not a lot of cursing. He wasn’t talking right and i really did not understand a word other than “привет” that was a really poor representation of Russian language.
My whole family speaks urdu and i did not even think that guy was speaking urdu in his first few sentences 😭😭😭
I thought it was very downtown hindi from delhi or something, urdu does not sound like that!!
M.a _ his accent sounded a little off to me at the beginning
I don't know a single word of the language he was speaking but I could tell his pronunciation was off lol
Righttt.
lol yea. He does not sound like a native Urdu/Hindi speaker.
6:30 I love that woman’s interest in experiencing and learning the language tactically .
The black guy seems like he was tortured by Russians in a prison and he just repeated anything he could remember.
Giorgos Daispyros LMFAAAOOOOO
Wait what
Oddly specific
Probably was
B-bucky?
The guy who spoke russian just learned russian by searching "How to speak russian for CS:GO"
Veeti Pyöriä that’s exactly what I was thinking
Veeti mitä mies
Suomi perkele
Khmer
100%
That guy speaking russian learned it off counter strike. He only knew swear words.
That half chinese, half belgian girl is so pretty
*mongolian
So pretty??? I've never seen a more beautiful woman in my life :I
Dingie Mzila bruh 🤦♀️
@@yxngd7201 You perceive color very interestingly
@@toomanyopinions8353 Did you even watch the video?
“Where are you from?” “..... Kansas” WHEN I TELL YOU I SCREAMED-
i screamed too
dudeski7373
Are you angry, are you happy?
In which part of the video is it ?
@@strawberrymilky8671 10:23
Same
I never knew Mongolian language is this beautiful.
Eh i would dissagree
Star every laungage is beautiful in their own way
@@Maryvbary believe me cause im mongolian
@@Star-vh4cs Its my opinion. Me and you might have different opinion and that's fine.
Is it? I'm mongolian. And the language itself is quite harsh or kinda. I'm not sure how to explain. But i've heard many people say it sounds lie German language.
LMAO MY PARENTS SPEAK KHMER AND WHEN I HEARD THE LAST GUY SAYING “I’LL HIT YOU WITH MY LEG” I LAUGHED SO hard
The guy that spoke Russian is proof that a degree in a language is not everything
Lmao that one man made me want to learn Russian
@@altaccount7696 Same. My friend also speaks it.
@EMILY DEPINALONDONO he messed up the pronunciation a couple times I think.
@EMILY DEPINALONDONO he spoke really bad russian HAHAHAHA
Me, a native Russian speaker, literally couldn’t understand him at the start
The Native American guy is sooo cute, sadly his language is being forgotten 😞
Ikr natives and islanders will always be in my heart
Well ye white men came and fucked their culture , huge respect for them Natives tho
@@rolandslepcik6468 Natives in the Americas fucked each other too. Ever heard of Aztecs?
Aw I’m Native American but super white washed and I wish I could learn my native language:)
@I_360_No_scoped_JFK It's mostly coz people think of it as a racial matter while natives didn't really give a fuck about race, they were tribalistic as it goes. If they had to protect their tribe they would easily eliminate all the other native tribess.
The way he spoke Urdu is literally how goras try to speak Hindi/Urdu.
Uski urdu bohat kharaab thi
@@hamzadastgir1 yea, I didn't recognize it at first his accent is way off
Worst Urdu accent 👎
گورا اور گھوڑا کے تلفظ کے فرق کو نہیں سمجھ یا سمجھا پایا۔
Gorā aur ghořā ke talaffuz ke farq ko nahīñ samajh yā samjhā pāyā.
@@hamzadastgir1 ikr i hate the way he said goras