I'm a Filipino and I just hope the Filipina explained why we pronounce English words the same as the Americans. We were colonized by the Americans too, so it's somewhat engraved in our minds. Also, she should've explained that we have "Filipinized" pronunciation and spelling for English words. For "Computer", in Filipino spelling it would be "Kompyuter" and the letter R would be stronger than the American R. It would've been a fun fact for them :)
no one cares , if you notice the 3 countries are the priorities why? cause that 3 were in the front and its obvious in asia the only influence countries are that 3!
The way you Filipinos pronounces some words contain 'ack' as in back or black, and 'tion' as in station or nation, can make me correctly guess where you came from.
"I just hope the Filipina explained ..." As a fellow Filipina, I very am grateful she didn't do that. Imagine you were having a great time, and then suddenly without asking in the first place you'll mention the history of colonization of the US in the Philippines. I know your intentions are good and may doesn't want to sound obnoxious but it MAY ruin the wholesome mood of the conversations. From the title itself, I bet you already have an idea of what the topic would be. There is a right place and moment where you can explain that kind of topic and this is not one of them. The Filipina in this video always answers in a very polite and simple manner yet very sophisticated and friendly at the same time. The best representation of a typical Filipina.
Good point. But if she said it then they'll know, but uhm, I think the american woman there might be offended or will find it offensive to her... But thats history tho.
Don’t think that means she understands them… that was what I was taught on the first day of mandarin class and understood nothing but could do those little hand movements.
@@berry-pf6gn I don't think she's speaking Cantonese because she said there are only 4 tones, pretty sure Cantonese has more. Meanwhile, Mandarin has 4 tones
In Thailand 🇹🇭, we're good at creating English abbreviations . McDonalds = Mc Coca Cola = Coke Air Conditioner = Air Computer = Com . More than that 😂 . Seven-Eleven = Seven Condominium = Condo Ice cream = I Tim Microwave = Wave Microphone = Mic (Mai) Motorcycle = Mo Cy (Mor Sai) American = Me Can (May Gun) Hairdryer = Dry (Dri) Concert = Con (young people only)
@@ppausespcYeah, you're kinda right. Wave is like the verb of microwave lol. Sometimes people will refer to a microwave as "tee wave" as in tee = "the place" and wave = "to microwave."
This was so lovely. I used to have a large group of friends from all over the world when I was in college and we would learn a lot from each other. This reminds me of good times.
I retired from an international organization where different accents or tones are common to hear and accepted. Then you got from that zone and heard negative critics about other peoples accent. I felt omg 🤷♀️.
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
I'm a Japanese and I admired how fluent the Japanese girl's English was. She is so friendly that she may have learned English by talking with a lot of people. I was inspired by her and I'll make efforts to master English!!
Alot of Japanese woman want to move to the west for bigger, stronger, richer Men. Its why Japan has such a low birth rate, the women have no attraction for the Japanese men anymore.
As a Filipino it's common that our English mostly Pronounce the words almost the same with Americans. But of course there's still a lot of difference depending where they study the Language like University, Local Accents in different Countryside or Provinces.
@@singingb its the annunciation and use of wordings. i think its in a study somewhere that the use or arrangements of words in a sentence to relay an idea or message is different depending on the culture. because different cultures have different ways of thinking as well
Wow the japanese girl's voice is so deep and rich in sound. It's not what I expected based on her appearance and female voices from japan in general. Very pretty. Funny when she's speaking japanese her voice changes instantly and gets all cutesy. I definitely notice it on myself when speaking a different language that my voice changes, too.
I totally agree that your voice sounds different when you speak different languages! I personally think that it’s because of how you learn a language. I watched a lot of American reality shows when I was a teenager. I often imitated how the people spoke (often adults older than me) from TV shows. So I ended up speaking in a lower voice when I speak English.
I'm Indonesian and there are some slang words for "friends" or "close friends" like, "sobat" which got shortened of "sahabat" as both has the same meaning as "best friend" or "buddy". "Sob" too, shortened form of "sobat" or "bos" but spelled from backwards, as bos also stands for "boss" in english. The rest are similar with how American call them with "Bro", "bud", and "buddy". 👍
oh you have spelled backwards slang too thats nice to know because Filipinos also have a thing for those in our slang words. If we admire someone like if he is great in sports or a smart kid or done something awesome, we usually call that person Lodi which came from Idol spelled backwards or we make the syllables backwards like Ermat (mat er = mother), a slang term for mother; Erpat (pat er = father) for our dad.
I love hearing the different ways of expressing words from such friendly and beautiful women! It’s always enriching to get to know people from other cultures. What a cool opportunity!
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
I love how there is Vietnamese cause there is barely videos that are Vietnamese. My parents are from Vietnam and I love speaking Vietnamese to my grandparents!
For the Philippines side. We actually use American english but we do have a Filipino English version. Filipino who have been abroad or who works abroad usually use the American version. Difference is, well american english is what it is. Filipino English have more pronounced R. V and B are interchangeable, F and P as well. 'Th' in words like The, That, This, These is pronounced with a hard D, so it's Da, Dat, Dis, Dis (This and These are pronounced the same). T is a hard T while american english have a ts or d sound and each vowel is pronounced with emphasis. Let's use Aircon for example, for Filipino English it's Erkon. Other than that, we have words that have changed meaning like the word "commute", in the Philippines it means riding public transport while in american english it means to travel. Again, outside of the Philippines, it's most common to hear filipinos use american english rather than filipino english.
5=payb, 45 = portipayb, 42 = portitu. I'm from Philippines... When I was working abroad - upon knowing my name, a European man ask me to say "five, forty five and forty two" just to confirm that I really am a Filipino. "No, you're not a Filipino" he said after hearing me saying fayv, forty fayv and forty too, then ask me again another to say such as 22 and 25. He's waiting me to say twentitu and twentipayb. Still not satisfied, he added some numbers just for me to be not prepared for the upcoming 4 & 5.
But the topic is all about the language w/c is the english, then they discuss how the right pronunciation of a certain word to deliver itself. that's it.
@@lalainenash2006 Indians are like the middle of Asian culture I think Are they SE Asians or are they SW Asians? I was wondering were an Indian girl was though, Malay, Singapore, Nepal, Kersheskastan, Laos, Cambodia, and then the Arab Asian countries. Russia. We have huge land and diverse peoples.
My former teacher told us that climate are also a factor on how words are pronounced or the speech are delivered. Like for example in countries situated in cold places, the words are often pronounced without opening the mouth too wide, it is because in cold areas they are conserving the heat in their bodies. Unlike in countries which are tropical the words used often are expelling air
I’m Vietnamese and I had no idea there were other ways to say air conditioner 😂 my family calls it ‘máy lạnh’ which really just means máy=machine and lạnh=cold
Dieu hoa means “to regulate temperature” or the termostat. The southern uses may lanh “cold machine” as casual term for AC. The south doesnt use heating
"Điều hòa" đúng với "air conditioner" hơn vì không chỉ làm lạnh mà còn làm ấm không khí vào mùa Đông. Gọi là "Máy lạnh" phổ biến ở miền Nam VN vì không có mùa Đông, nên đâu cần dùng chế độ sưởi ấm (heater) của air conditioner 😀
Two fun facts: The Chinese word for CocaCola is 可口可乐，Not only they sound alike, the chinese translation also has a good meaning, 可口 means tasty 可乐means pleasing ; The chinese name for blackpink is 粉墨，粉is pink, 墨 can mean black, but it's not the go to word for chinese to say black. but we choose 粉墨 as the name because there is a idiom in China is 粉墨登场，it originally means someone or a bunch of people, all dressed up and prepared to go on stage and perform.
The dogs bark onomatopoeias was very interesting. I was intrigued how the were so vastly different. I want you guys to do a similar episode where it’s all onomatopoeias. Great job all.
i think indonesian people has the most flexible tongue so that is why we dont have really strong english accent , its more like we could easily imitate british or american accent. The tone between each person here varies so much. Indonesia has many local language, which is their second language. And that’s where the different accents, wordings, and structure of sentences came from.
Nggk ahh kita masih punya aksen yang kuat, dan ingat mayoritas orang indo tidak bisa bahasa inggris, kalau di asia yang flexible menurut saya orang filipina, malaysia Singapure, mengingat negara ini sangat umum orang2nya bisa bahasa inggris..
@@Itsvivx99 gw bilang lidahnya yg flexible dalam pengucapan segala bahasa dalam konteks ini sebenarnya gak cuma bhs inggris , bukan soal berapa bnyak yg bisa kalo itu mah problemnya cuma karena kurang belajar dan berdasar riwayat penjajahan yg panjang. lidah orang indo flexible dalam meniru aksen .
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
Ya betul, dari sudut pandang positif bisa dibilang orang Indo bisa membaur dengan lebih baik, tapi dari sisi negatif bisa dibilang orang Indonesia gapunya karakter. Hampir semua negara di Asia punya aksennya tersendiri saat mereka mengucapkan bahasa lain diluar mother tongue mereka, bahkan negara negara non-Asia aja punya aksen yg beda terutama untuk bahasa inggris kaya Prancis, Italy, Afrika Selatan BAHKAN orang inggris aja punya aksennya sendiri untuk bahasa mereka sendiri wkwk
Interestingly, Coca-Cola is transliterated as 可口可乐 in Chinese. Not only similar pronunciation, the literal translation of "可口可乐" is yummy and funny. There are many such interesting translations in the Chinese, and everyone is welcome to explore them together😄
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
I hope Saki's dream of doing homestay with Shannon's family becomes a reality. This will improve her understanding of American culture and picking up on the language at the same time. 😃
American teacher called thomasites came here in philippines 🇵🇭 long year ago to teach how to speak english, that's why filipino english pronunciations are similar to americans pronunciations.
When Filipinos use English loan words in between a tagalog conversation, they pronounce it with perfect accent. It's really amazing to listen to when they do that
English is just a default second language to us Filipino so there is no surprise to have very similar pronunciation in English but our accent usually not wavy.
I'm Japanese and gonna study abroad in North Carolina since this summer, so I was glad the American girl was from there. Also I was interested that there were many differences between asian people's pronunciation.
nah. They can write everything in Chinese. it is only good in case they are isolated within their own country. Just like every country knows the name of a english brand without understanding English, but in China they only know the Chinese name and completely do not know the existence of that English word without learning. and most of them dont
In Japan, it's more common to say 'computer' as 'pasokon' as in 'personal computer'. 'McDonalds' is normally shortened to 'makku' in the Kanto region and 'makkudo' in the Kansai region.
Indonesia only the country with The Dutch influence than the others. so we spell our letters phonetically like The Dutch. that’s why the AC part Indonesians says “Ah Se” since afaik The Dutch also spell the letter C as Se
It's just in the slang. In America, they speak very different from one state to the next, but still be speaking the same language. It's so weird. Like my husband is someone they call "country," Instead of saying, like Yellow with Oh at the end, he says Yell-er. Over there is over younder. Ice sounds like he's saying ass. I have to work so hard with him when we are home in the Philippinas to slow down and pronounce correctly.
as i south asian i don't think we are barely included when people say asian. because people just think of us as indians and thats all. i would be really happy if you guys ever included a tamil, musline, arabic, punjabi, hindu, or many more cultured asians. there are so many different countries in asia that nobody talks about. so it would be really good if you guys included them. but i love the video
Who ever made this content must hate south Asian people so much… idk what we did to get so much hate we didn’t deserve? Many people learn from us stealing our culture eat our food even their teacher and University professors and doctor Etc are all Indian/South Asian ethnic backgrounds so why they didn’t inculded us? Why have to be so fake
@@Masha-kd2im A lot of people dont even know that south asian people are even ASIAN. they just call us brown. we dont even get included in when people talk abt asia at this point.
Chill bro, it’s better to be called as only Indian rather than Asian. We Indians don’t associate ourselves to be Asians in general, obv it’s our continent but we believe Indians is the only term which could explain us. Better start ignoring these stupid westerners as well
I am American. That was a fun video. I lived in another country on another continent for 9 years and always found that understanding and friendship always follows trying to learn each other's language. ... Language appropriation is interesting because languages and dialects are usually more connected than most people probably believe. English includes words from many languages, but mainly from German and Latin because the Latin-speaking Romans colonized northern Europe 2,000 years ago. The Filipino languages, Tagalog and Cebuano/Bisayan, incorporate Sanskrit, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and English (American) as well as other languages because their islands were colonized and or dominated by those speakers during at least the last 2,000 years, if not longer. Interestingly, Sanskrit and English are both Indo-European languages. ... And just as English was formed because of the actions of their colonizers, the people colonized by English speakers were, in turn, required to learn English, often to the harm of their own languages. However, all languages, including English, incorporate foreign words through trade and other social causes, including intermarriage. Languages are not static but change on their own every year as the speakers change. Sometimes these changes are due to war and conquest, but usually they are due to trade, music, art (film, video, cartoons, etc) etc. ... We can blame each other for past colonization, or we can embrace the changes. For those who despise English because English speakers colonized your land, then reject English and speak your native language. For me that would mean giving up all the Latin words--or about half of English and just speaking German. If I did that, then I could not use half of the words I have used here--which would be awkward and more work than the effort is worth. Instead, I have chosen to embrace my language--English--and learn about its German and Latin components as well as the other components also added in.
I'm also from North Carolina, and I speak basic Japanese, Chinese, and Thai. I've spent a good bit of time in both Vietnam and the Philippines, so I'm somewhat familiar with how those languages sound. Fun video, I love seeing people from different places sharing with one another.
That Japanese girl is probably the most extrovert Japanese person I have ever seen aha love the energy :)
Until you see Sana from TWICE - she's the most extroverted person I have even seen period
Lmao agree 🤣🤣
Absolutely!!
That so true .👍
I mean her voice and gesture .I have become fan if her
Lmao correct hahaha
The girl from Japan is very cheerful, friendly, and seems like a very extroverted person. Her bright spirit is contagious :)
I'm inlove with her accent, love from the Philippines
The most extroverted japanese woman i’ve ever seen lmao
@@EleanorShellsdrop same lmao
I never saw her stand still lol, she’s such a vibe
Yeah.. very unlike a typical Japanese
I'm a Filipino and I just hope the Filipina explained why we pronounce English words the same as the Americans. We were colonized by the Americans too, so it's somewhat engraved in our minds. Also, she should've explained that we have "Filipinized" pronunciation and spelling for English words. For "Computer", in Filipino spelling it would be "Kompyuter" and the letter R would be stronger than the American R. It would've been a fun fact for them :)
no one cares , if you notice the 3 countries are the priorities why? cause that 3 were in the front and its obvious in asia the only influence countries are that 3!
You are sooo OA
hahaha your a filipino yourself for sure
The way you Filipinos pronounces some words contain 'ack' as in back or black, and 'tion' as in station or nation, can make me correctly guess where you came from.
@@biangkeladi6631 were the neutralized language user in the world so its normal for us! we can change our accent if we do like it.
Extrovert East asian in the frontseat
Introvert Southeast Asia in the backseat
😂
it's usually the other way around
According to Ali Wong, there are fancy Asians and Jungle Asians...
Yeah i just realized the same 🤣
"I just hope the Filipina explained ..."
As a fellow Filipina, I very am grateful she didn't do that. Imagine you were having a great time, and then suddenly without asking in the first place you'll mention the history of colonization of the US in the Philippines. I know your intentions are good and may doesn't want to sound obnoxious but it MAY ruin the wholesome mood of the conversations. From the title itself,
I bet you already have an idea of what the topic would be. There is a right place and moment where you can explain that kind of topic and this is not one of them.
The Filipina in this video always answers in a very polite and simple manner yet very sophisticated and friendly at the same time. The best representation of a typical Filipina.
Good point. Might as well mention that before that, it was from the Spanish/American war and why a lot of Tagalog has Spanish roots.
this
Good point. But if she said it then they'll know, but uhm, I think the american woman there might be offended or will find it offensive to her... But thats history tho.
Yeah but Americans and British always make jokes about British colonization of America.
Balat sibuyas
The Japanese girl really understands Mandarin tones. She's drawing them with her hands in the air while pronouncing Mandarin.
Not even I, a Chinese person who can barely speak mandarin can understand the mandarin tones 💀
Don’t think that means she understands them… that was what I was taught on the first day of mandarin class and understood nothing but could do those little hand movements.
@@berry-pf6gn I don't think she's speaking Cantonese because she said there are only 4 tones, pretty sure Cantonese has more. Meanwhile, Mandarin has 4 tones
@@berry-pf6gn No, she is speaking very purely mandarin.
@@berry-pf6gn I speak both Cantonese and Mandarin. She was speaking Mandarin.
In Thailand 🇹🇭, we're good at creating English abbreviations
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McDonalds = Mc
Coca Cola = Coke
Air Conditioner = Air
Computer = Com
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More than that 😂
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Seven-Eleven = Seven
Condominium = Condo
Ice cream = I Tim
Microwave = Wave
Microphone = Mic (Mai)
Motorcycle = Mo Cy (Mor Sai)
American = Me Can (May Gun)
Hairdryer = Dry (Dri)
Concert = Con (young people only)
Microwave n wave its different because Microwave = electric equipment // Wave = Reheating (or) warm food. i think that's🤔
โคตรมั่วเลย อย่าเอาคำพูดบ้านคุณ มาเหมารวมคนอื่นครับ
I very love Nam Jim from Thailand. Spicy and Sweet
@@ppausespcYeah, you're kinda right. Wave is like the verb of microwave lol. Sometimes people will refer to a microwave as "tee wave" as in tee = "the place" and wave = "to microwave."
In the US we use Coke, Condo, and Mic (mike) regularly
8 girls from different countries in the video , that's awesome , Shannon seems like a student waiting for the class and the other girls her teacher 😂
Yesss I agree! Love this
True, she is so sweet
Cuz, she is running the show.
Pathetic. Low IQ people always tried so hard. Study Rushton's findings and forget about every things.
I agree!
This was so lovely. I used to have a large group of friends from all over the world when I was in college and we would learn a lot from each other. This reminds me of good times.
Me too! One time, we sang happy birthday to one person in 6 languages. It was so fun to do.
I retired from an international organization where different accents or tones are common to hear and accepted. Then you got from that zone and heard negative critics about other peoples accent. I felt omg 🤷♀️.
i always love this kind of environment, sharing about cultures, it's amazing.
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
I'm a Japanese and I admired how fluent the Japanese girl's English was. She is so friendly that she may have learned English by talking with a lot of people. I was inspired by her and I'll make efforts to master English!!
Ur english is already good how much more do u wanna master it-
@@jaywhypapi_supremacy exactlyyyy
@@jaywhypapi_supremacy i guess she wants to master spoken english because writing and speaking skills are very different
Just don't be afraid of mistakes.
Alot of Japanese woman want to move to the west for bigger, stronger, richer Men. Its why Japan has such a low birth rate, the women have no attraction for the Japanese men anymore.
I really love the Japanese and Chinese's girls' personality! They're so amazing and I learned a lot.
As a Filipino it's common that our English mostly Pronounce the words almost the same with Americans. But of course there's still a lot of difference depending where they study the Language like University, Local Accents in different Countryside or Provinces.
True. Accents do vary from provinces. In the province where I am from there are only 3 vowels. A,E,U. Sometimes AEI are interchangeable. O and U too.
True.. And only Filipinos can tell whether one is a Filipino kahit gaano pa kaganda accent nila. 😂 Bakit kaya no?
Napapansin din ng ibang bansa ang accent natin actually. Panoorin mo standup comedian na si Jokoy. 😅
@@singingb its the annunciation and use of wordings. i think its in a study somewhere that the use or arrangements of words in a sentence to relay an idea or message is different depending on the culture. because different cultures have different ways of thinking as well
thats why maybe we recognize it's us subconsciously because we see the same patterns in language that is being used no matter what language it is
Wow the japanese girl's voice is so deep and rich in sound. It's not what I expected based on her appearance and female voices from japan in general. Very pretty. Funny when she's speaking japanese her voice changes instantly and gets all cutesy. I definitely notice it on myself when speaking a different language that my voice changes, too.
Right?! I loved her voice!! It sounded soothing and comforting to me
ig you've only been watching anime
I think you need to watch less anime homie...
@@diormilk9977 no I’m Japanese and a lot of Japanese women have high voices, when I speak japan myself my voice goes higher
I totally agree that your voice sounds different when you speak different languages!
I personally think that it’s because of how you learn a language. I watched a lot of American reality shows when I was a teenager. I often imitated how the people spoke (often adults older than me) from TV shows. So I ended up speaking in a lower voice when I speak English.
They put 3 east asian in front and southeast asian in the back. LOL
noticed that too 🤔
所以呢？
Was about to say the same
@@Zhen-h1rfavoritism
@@sara.cbc92 front seat but broken English
Their accents are so beautiful. I love it :)))
The korean girl smile makes me really happy. Just wanted her to smile and laugh all the time
I'm Indonesian and there are some slang words for "friends" or "close friends" like, "sobat" which got shortened of "sahabat" as both has the same meaning as "best friend" or "buddy". "Sob" too, shortened form of "sobat" or "bos" but spelled from backwards, as bos also stands for "boss" in english. The rest are similar with how American call them with "Bro", "bud", and "buddy". 👍
@akmelot shli mgtow that's new for me, thank you 👍
oh you have spelled backwards slang too thats nice to know because Filipinos also have a thing for those in our slang words.
If we admire someone like if he is great in sports or a smart kid or done something awesome, we usually call that person Lodi which came from Idol spelled backwards or we make the syllables backwards like Ermat (mat er = mother), a slang term for mother; Erpat (pat er = father) for our dad.
Sobat is really old. Was used at least a hundred years ago already.
I think, "bestie"
@@hannekehartkoorn5987not that so long bruh😭
Filipinos pronounce words very clearly that's why there's a really unique accent that Filipinos have when they speak English.
Well,Filipinos have many different accents when speaking in English and they can adopt accent easily.
@@straykidsot8xot84 That's true I'm a Filipino living in Singapore and I easily adopted to Singaporean English (Singlish)
All my filipino friends speak Spanish too
its because were the only neutralize english user in the world.
Overproud pinoy but poor country
I love hearing the different ways of expressing words from such friendly and beautiful women! It’s always enriching to get to know people from other cultures. What a cool opportunity!
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
@@indiasuperclean6969 LOLLL
Chinese is so unique that by single word combination togenerate a new meaning
Thanks for including Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese! ♡
Malaysia?
phom rak thai mak mak
I love how there is Vietnamese cause there is barely videos that are Vietnamese. My parents are from Vietnam and I love speaking Vietnamese to my grandparents!
I love how they all feel comfortable in each other's comfort
American people are really very kind and respectful...I love it
That japanese girl is so fun... Love from Philippines 🇵🇭.
「せーの」って日本語なのにちゃんと皆ついてきてるのが面白い笑笑
そうね、イントネーションから皆が推測できたみたいね笑
i also found that really interesting!
おもった笑
アジアって個人としては関わったら一番仲良くなれると思う😂
I really like seeing Asian unite, you can feel how strong and respectful they're in many ways religion and nationality
The only thing that keeps Asians apart are politics.
I love the energy from the Thai girl, super cute
For the Philippines side. We actually use American english but we do have a Filipino English version. Filipino who have been abroad or who works abroad usually use the American version. Difference is, well american english is what it is. Filipino English have more pronounced R. V and B are interchangeable, F and P as well. 'Th' in words like The, That, This, These is pronounced with a hard D, so it's Da, Dat, Dis, Dis (This and These are pronounced the same). T is a hard T while american english have a ts or d sound and each vowel is pronounced with emphasis. Let's use Aircon for example, for Filipino English it's Erkon.
Other than that, we have words that have changed meaning like the word "commute", in the Philippines it means riding public transport while in american english it means to travel.
Again, outside of the Philippines, it's most common to hear filipinos use american english rather than filipino english.
Depends on school
Nope..
Depends on person
5=payb, 45 = portipayb, 42 = portitu.
I'm from Philippines... When I was working abroad - upon knowing my name, a European man ask me to say "five, forty five and forty two" just to confirm that I really am a Filipino. "No, you're not a Filipino" he said after hearing me saying fayv, forty fayv and forty too, then ask me again another to say such as 22 and 25. He's waiting me to say twentitu and twentipayb. Still not satisfied, he added some numbers just for me to be not prepared for the upcoming 4 & 5.
@@filville5723 my Lydia says Pilipin and mejium ( Philippines and medium)
The Japanese girl is super confident and hilarious at the same time.
她坐c位的
なかなか日本人にあまりいないタイプです❤
@@user-sr5xk2bi7b あるよ！あなたの周りがヤンキーみたいな陽キャばっかなんじゃない？
@@user-sr5xk2bi7b あまりいないタイプ＝陽気な人が全くいないって意味じゃないよ？わかる？
@@user-sr5xk2bi7b いやだから、あなたの周りは明る人が多いからそうなんでしょうねって😂日本はあなたと同じ世界の日本ですwなんでも自分の物差しで全部語らない方がいいですよ😓こんなに積極的で発言力のある日本人の方のほうが珍しいです。
We need more East/Southeast asian content ❤️ maybe from trying food, listening to music, traditions, clothes, myths, artist etc.
Yah, they did not include Asian Indian.
But the topic is all about the language w/c is the english, then they discuss how the right pronunciation of a certain word to deliver itself. that's it.
@@lalainenash2006 Indians are like the middle of Asian culture I think Are they SE Asians or are they SW Asians? I was wondering were an Indian girl was though, Malay, Singapore, Nepal, Kersheskastan, Laos, Cambodia, and then the Arab Asian countries. Russia. We have huge land and diverse peoples.
it's so wonderful to see so many people with different cultural backgrounds can share their unique languages with kindness
Yeah, it’s looks very friendly and fun
I like that Japanese girl. I like her personality. She is friendly and have confident.
i love that Japanese girl she's so cuteee and i just love her energy ✨
The Japanese girl is very cheerful, it's pleasant to just watch her be herself :)
Yes, I also like to see characters like that
I'm from Thailand but I love how Japanese accent are so cute
My former teacher told us that climate are also a factor on how words are pronounced or the speech are delivered. Like for example in countries situated in cold places, the words are often pronounced without opening the mouth too wide, it is because in cold areas they are conserving the heat in their bodies. Unlike in countries which are tropical the words used often are expelling air
😊ui thanks for sharing .. added learning for me
Thanks for that, learnt something good today.
Thanks for sharing 😊
This make sense 😂
That's very interesting!
As a Thai I never notice how short Thai words are until I watched this video lol we really do love shorten words
Because we don’t like to talk too much 😅
But you guys have the longest names. 😅
I’m Vietnamese and I had no idea there were other ways to say air conditioner 😂 my family calls it ‘máy lạnh’ which really just means máy=machine and lạnh=cold
Which part are u from mate? It's a surprise that u have never heard of the phrase "Máy điều hòa" b4 here in Viet Nam
The Vietnamese girl is from the north, that's why she calls it điều hoà :)))))
Dieu hoa means “to regulate temperature” or the termostat. The southern uses may lanh “cold machine” as casual term for AC. The south doesnt use heating
"Điều hòa" đúng với "air conditioner" hơn vì không chỉ làm lạnh mà còn làm ấm không khí vào mùa Đông. Gọi là "Máy lạnh" phổ biến ở miền Nam VN vì không có mùa Đông, nên đâu cần dùng chế độ sưởi ấm (heater) của air conditioner 😀
@@paulpham1922 I’m from south, around Ho Chi Minh
I feel like they all could just be friends. Go out and has lunch after this. Love it.
Indonesian version of computer sounded exactly like finnish saying it with 'ralli englanti' accent
Idk why but most of European said Indonesian pronouncing similar to them
I just thought Saki had a husky, raspy voice which makes it more attractive! 😃
One of the longest and also greatest intros of the channel
that thai girl’s facial expressions are priceless ❤
Lol the Japanese girl is a whole vibe. Brought life to this interview and made it way more fun.
Two fun facts: The Chinese word for CocaCola is 可口可乐，Not only they sound alike, the chinese translation also has a good meaning, 可口 means tasty 可乐means pleasing ; The chinese name for blackpink is 粉墨，粉is pink, 墨 can mean black, but it's not the go to word for chinese to say black. but we choose 粉墨 as the name because there is a idiom in China is 粉墨登场，it originally means someone or a bunch of people, all dressed up and prepared to go on stage and perform.
简单讲，真的是亚洲文化上的宗主国，没什么好谦虚的。
And the Chinese word for computer is 电脑, which means a brain powered by electricity.
@@zheng-haohao Totally agree.
还有好多电影和游戏的译名，真的翻译的太好了，简直是屎盆子镶金边
@@yilin5410 the most impressive one is 一树梨花压海棠 for Lolita
Saki being the most active creature on this planet.
It’s enjoyable to see people from different cultural backgrounds,speak different languages gather together to share and have fun ❤❤
love the way Japan girl react every single situation.
The Thai Girl is sooo stylish and pretty
The dogs bark onomatopoeias was very interesting. I was intrigued how the were so vastly different. I want you guys to do a similar episode where it’s all onomatopoeias. Great job all.
i think indonesian people has the most flexible tongue so that is why we dont have really strong english accent , its more like we could easily imitate british or american accent. The tone between each person here varies so much. Indonesia has many local language, which is their second language. And that’s where the different accents, wordings, and structure of sentences came from.
You got wrong. Almosts Filipino is the most flexible and grateful fluent in English in Asia
Nggk ahh kita masih punya aksen yang kuat, dan ingat mayoritas orang indo tidak bisa bahasa inggris, kalau di asia yang flexible menurut saya orang filipina, malaysia Singapure, mengingat negara ini sangat umum orang2nya bisa bahasa inggris..
@@Itsvivx99 gw bilang lidahnya yg flexible dalam pengucapan segala bahasa dalam konteks ini sebenarnya gak cuma bhs inggris , bukan soal berapa bnyak yg bisa kalo itu mah problemnya cuma karena kurang belajar dan berdasar riwayat penjajahan yg panjang.
lidah orang indo flexible dalam meniru aksen .
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
Ya betul, dari sudut pandang positif bisa dibilang orang Indo bisa membaur dengan lebih baik, tapi dari sisi negatif bisa dibilang orang Indonesia gapunya karakter. Hampir semua negara di Asia punya aksennya tersendiri saat mereka mengucapkan bahasa lain diluar mother tongue mereka, bahkan negara negara non-Asia aja punya aksen yg beda terutama untuk bahasa inggris kaya Prancis, Italy, Afrika Selatan BAHKAN orang inggris aja punya aksennya sendiri untuk bahasa mereka sendiri wkwk
japanese girl was so open to all🧡🧡
Wow, the japanese sister is incredible cute!
The Japanese girl is awesome..I just like her
Chinese girl is cool and confident. Love her!
The Japanese girl is so funny! Thank you.
The Japanase is Much Good she IS Adorable ♥️🇯🇵i Like Of all🇵🇭🇨🇳🇮🇩🇰🇷
The Japanese girl sounds like an awesome person to be friends with, she has such a bright personality!
Interestingly, Coca-Cola is transliterated as 可口可乐 in Chinese. Not only similar pronunciation, the literal translation of "可口可乐" is yummy and funny. There are many such interesting translations in the Chinese, and everyone is welcome to explore them together😄
A word "palatable" is adequate.
@@Aureola0901 The word is beautiful! Thanks for the reminder, 可口 means yummy, 可乐 means funny. "可口可乐" means palatable. 😆
对 音译的时候会translating in a postive way，coke的音译应该是口渴，换成了可乐就是更诙谐幽默
@@yanzhou-n8i Palatable means not very delicious, but acceptable only
@@Aureola0901I don’t understand how palatable represents yummy and funny. Completely different definitions
I love when they hear a new complex word they want to say it immediately, and they say it together qwq
It's so cute
SIR MY INDIAN ENGLISH IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗
Slang about Friend in 🇮🇩 we say "Bestie"👬
If we in Medan say "kawan".
Tambahan lg " Bro, ngab"
@@Nico6801 + Lurr
Bre, cuy
Cukkk🤣🤣 cewe indo nya kenapa itu sih wkwkw
Not me thinking she would say "Bhie" as a slang word for "Friend" in Philippines 😭😂
term of endearment short for baby..
@@franciscojrmaduro6573 yes, Im just used to call my friends as bhie 😅
The girl from South Korea is most pretty, very lovely and beautiful
I have love interesting in this south korean girl
I hope Saki's dream of doing homestay with Shannon's family becomes a reality. This will improve her understanding of American culture and picking up on the language at the same time. 😃
How can I improve my american accent?
@@TheDiscovererOfTheWorld watch movies?
@@Gamsai429 Watch p*rn
I live in North Carolina. I just hope Shannon doesn't live in the boonies..... lol
@@TheDiscovererOfTheWorld dont have to. Keep your accent. It makes you unique.
American teacher called thomasites came here in philippines 🇵🇭 long year ago to teach how to speak english, that's why filipino english pronunciations are similar to americans pronunciations.
i wasn't expecting the japanese to be energetic! 😂
girl from thailand is gorgeous
I like that Japanese girl’s energy 😂 she’s so upbeat and cheerful
When Filipinos use English loan words in between a tagalog conversation, they pronounce it with perfect accent. It's really amazing to listen to when they do that
But filipino not good at pronounce " T "
I love Chinese pronunciation, also Japanese girl seems like she would be a fun friend !
In thailand we sometimes also say “com” instead of comuter
English is just a default second language to us Filipino so there is no surprise to have very similar pronunciation in English but our accent usually not wavy.
Filipinos are bad at English
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The Japanese girl was so cute I love how she react she's so cute 😍
We want more videos from this Japanese girl!
I love the humor of the girl who's in the center with a white clothes
This was so fun, could you guys do Caribbean countries next please 🙏🏽
I'm Japanese and gonna study abroad in North Carolina since this summer, so I was glad the American girl was from there. Also I was interested that there were many differences between asian people's pronunciation.
I love how they included and cutely pronounce the word Blackpink in different languages☺💕 I'm a Filo blink, btw...🤟 So love this vid, had so much fun💯
Saki is a very emotional woman. Be the kind of woman that everyone will like.☺
The way they just repeat all together is so cute💜 Its like a lityle classroom😂
We do this in primary grade class rooms when studying English or Bisayan. It's good for memorizing.
One thing I noticed is that Chinese have their own word for almost everything......and that's a good thing.
thats true
nah. They can write everything in Chinese. it is only good in case they are isolated within their own country. Just like every country knows the name of a english brand without understanding English, but in China they only know the Chinese name and completely do not know the existence of that English word without learning. and most of them dont
@@Chinhnguyen0497you are funny
In Japan, it's more common to say 'computer' as 'pasokon' as in 'personal computer'. 'McDonalds' is normally shortened to 'makku' in the Kanto region and 'makkudo' in the Kansai region.
In the kansai region, they say ‘makudo’
I noticed that too. I'm not japanese but a Filipina and I knew the word pasokon or as I had thought pasukon (personal computer)
I'm American and I love all of them. Such great personalities and beautiful. Love the all the different languages and annunciations.....
I love asian languages, is just so beautiful and cool
Japanese girl was so funny i love that 😂😀❤️🙏
Indonesia only the country with The Dutch influence than the others. so we spell our letters phonetically like The Dutch. that’s why the AC part Indonesians says “Ah Se”
since afaik The Dutch also spell the letter C as Se
Section 1/Row 1 : Korean, Japanese, Chinese
Section 4/Row 4 : Thai, Filipino, Indo, Vietnamese
Perfect seating arrangement lol. 😂
I am from Spain and the girl from Indonesia has a very similar pronunciation to that of Spain.
i love japanese girl 💞
the japanese girl is so friendly
This is so interesting! I had fun! Hope next video would be the difference "English language" of American, British, Irish, Australian, and Canadian.
It's just in the slang. In America, they speak very different from one state to the next, but still be speaking the same language. It's so weird. Like my husband is someone they call "country," Instead of saying, like Yellow with Oh at the end, he says Yell-er. Over there is over younder. Ice sounds like he's saying ass. I have to work so hard with him when we are home in the Philippinas to slow down and pronounce correctly.
this is my first time to see an energetic extroverted cheerful japanese woman haha so fun to be chat with
I'm a Filipino and I like the Japanese accent because It sounds cool.
as i south asian i don't think we are barely included when people say asian. because people just think of us as indians and thats all. i would be really happy if you guys ever included a tamil, musline, arabic, punjabi, hindu, or many more cultured asians. there are so many different countries in asia that nobody talks about. so it would be really good if you guys included them. but i love the video
yes i agree. Im from Iraq and we barely get any representation and it would be nice/fun to see arabs or kurds here.
@@Charminggremlin I can understand. i can relate a lot.
Who ever made this content must hate south Asian people so much… idk what we did to get so much hate we didn’t deserve? Many people learn from us stealing our culture eat our food even their teacher and University professors and doctor Etc are all Indian/South Asian ethnic backgrounds so why they didn’t inculded us? Why have to be so fake
@@Masha-kd2im A lot of people dont even know that south asian people are even ASIAN. they just call us brown. we dont even get included in when people talk abt asia at this point.
Chill bro, it’s better to be called as only Indian rather than Asian. We Indians don’t associate ourselves to be Asians in general, obv it’s our continent but we believe Indians is the only term which could explain us. Better start ignoring these stupid westerners as well
3:54 me all the time when my friends craking jokes HAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣 love the Japanese girl so funny damnnnn
I am American. That was a fun video. I lived in another country on another continent for 9 years and always found that understanding and friendship always follows trying to learn each other's language. ... Language appropriation is interesting because languages and dialects are usually more connected than most people probably believe. English includes words from many languages, but mainly from German and Latin because the Latin-speaking Romans colonized northern Europe 2,000 years ago. The Filipino languages, Tagalog and Cebuano/Bisayan, incorporate Sanskrit, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and English (American) as well as other languages because their islands were colonized and or dominated by those speakers during at least the last 2,000 years, if not longer. Interestingly, Sanskrit and English are both Indo-European languages. ... And just as English was formed because of the actions of their colonizers, the people colonized by English speakers were, in turn, required to learn English, often to the harm of their own languages. However, all languages, including English, incorporate foreign words through trade and other social causes, including intermarriage. Languages are not static but change on their own every year as the speakers change. Sometimes these changes are due to war and conquest, but usually they are due to trade, music, art (film, video, cartoons, etc) etc. ... We can blame each other for past colonization, or we can embrace the changes. For those who despise English because English speakers colonized your land, then reject English and speak your native language. For me that would mean giving up all the Latin words--or about half of English and just speaking German. If I did that, then I could not use half of the words I have used here--which would be awkward and more work than the effort is worth. Instead, I have chosen to embrace my language--English--and learn about its German and Latin components as well as the other components also added in.
The Indonesian girl is so cute and her pronunciation is so similar to Spanish. PD: I love the Japanese lady 😁
This is lowkey one of the best world friends episode for me 🌎
I'm also from North Carolina, and I speak basic Japanese, Chinese, and Thai. I've spent a good bit of time in both Vietnam and the Philippines, so I'm somewhat familiar with how those languages sound. Fun video, I love seeing people from different places sharing with one another.
Hi there. I'm from NC, Chapel hill and I do speak korean japanese and chinese interesting
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@@user-qiaiqkdkaa I'm also from Chapel Hill. Small world!
From Charlotte, myself. NC is the BEST state in the Union. NY or CA are very, very overrated.
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やっぱり日本語のマクドナルドって特殊な言い方だね😮
私は夫とマクドナルドのアルバイトをしている時に出会って結婚したので、
いつかアメリカのマクドナルドに行ってみたいな🤗