Listen, we don't know if his household his Spanish speaking (and he didn't pick it up), but with his pronunciation, it deserves that anglosaxonized spelling.
For the confused Spanish-speaking people out there, the subtitles used the localized Filipino spellings of the Spanish words for the months of the year. The localization of the spelling is rooted on the fact that some letters aren't native to the Philippines, like F and J (hence Febrero, Junio and Julio became Pebrero, Hunyo and Hulyo, respectively). ES - FIL Enero - Enero Febrero - Pebrero Marzo - Marso Abril - Abril Mayo - Mayo Junio - Hunyo Julio - Hulyo Agosto - Agosto Septiembre - Setyembre Octubre - Oktubre Noviembre - Nobyembre Disiembre - Disyembre
I can only remember it in german and only due to the silly song the one where the months are listed "and then it starts again from the beginning" or something, (Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August. September, Oktober, November, December, und dann fängt alles von vorne an. Januar.... (etc.))
Bruh it's the opposite for me. I don't even have to think of saying the months in english, but in my own language i need to think it through T_T In ph we also read time and say months in Spanish and it fucks with my brain.
Ngl as a Filipino I'm kind of embarrassed but I forgot what the months are in Spanish(The names of the months are basically the same) before watching the whole vid. It took me quite a while before remembering wtf is after Mayo. I recited it hella fast in English tho. I managed to remember it but it's still crazy since I can recite it immediately in English but not in my native language- Sometime i dont know whether im more fluent in English or Filipino at this point-
bro you're definitely more fluent in english your entire comment is english even when the other guy with speaking to you in tagalog 😂 i got it correct even if i prefer english, so i think what would really test your fluency is saying the time in spanish or counting money in spanish (since no one really does it in filipino). if you don't know that you're probably not surrounded by people who can help you become fluent in tagalog. still i see (and hear😢) way too much taglish nowadays and it's worse to be equally incompetent in both languages instead of just one so i think you're fine really im the same
@@missasyan now that I think about it, I agree that I might be more fluent in English lol. I only know counting up to 10 in Spanish but I atleast know how to count infinitely in Filipino. I'm still better at it in English tho. Both my mom and Dad actually just speaks Tagalog. They know English and can understand it well but they don't talk English unless they're speaking to someone who only knows that language. The reason why I'm probably more fluent in English is because I read a lot of Mangas/Manhwas/Manhuas and Novels. And I only watch English vids- It's kind of a problem now tbh since I'm struggling with my Filipino subjects. I'm not that bad but the really old Filipino words are kinda hard to understand. I agree but tbh I use Taglish aswell, but it's only when I'm trying to explain things to those who can't understand English well or isn't as fluent as they would like to be. Since I struggle with explaining things in pure Filipino I often use English words together with it. I'm honestly just thankful I'm not like "bad" at Filipino, I'm just ok with it which is bearable since I live in a town where most people can only understand Filipino.
It is always so wholesomely funny to hear someone speak Spanish with a very thick (insert native accent), and I'm like "I wanna help but can't! You're doing your best!"😂
Fun Fact: Some of the tagalog words are derived from spanish. Because Philippines was colonized by Spain many years ago. There are some tagalog words that have the same pronounciation as spanish but different in spelling. No wonder there are some Filipinos who can understand a bit of spanish.
this is like how i memorized m y parents' phone numbers in mandarin first, and ever since, i can only recall them in mandarin. i can't say them in english without doing mental translation. the brain is so weird.
I speak Spanish, they sound so similar to English except January, why can’t he remember it lmao. I had more difficulties learning the days of the week. I couldn’t differentiate between Tuesday and Thursday
this feels like how some people describe autism to me. "this person is really intelligent, because they can do well in one thing but suck at everything else".
NO IM THE SAME. I HAVE TO SAY IT IN SPANISH IN MY HEAD IM GLAD IM NOT ALONE.... except i speak spanish. It transitions so well... what the fuck he cant speak Spanish???
Guys... We actually write it like Junio and Julio, with a J, we don't use an H 😅 lol And yeah, Junio = June Julio = July. The little difference is that we also use the N in June (Junio) and the L in July (Julio).
They’re all spelt wrong, so the confusion is understandable. They’re supposed to be Junio and Julio (June and July). Enero, febrero, marzo, abril, mayo, junio, julio, agosto, septiembre, octubre, noviembre, diciembre.
Fun fact, you also know how to recite it in Filipino as well. Enero, pebrero, marso, Abril, mayo, hunyo, hulyo, agosto, setyembre, oktubre, nobyembre, disyembre is also how we say it in Filipino...😏
Ngl I also can’t remember them unless I begin (counting the months, if that makes sense) from January otherwise idk like someone ask me what’s next after September… I wouldn’t know unless I start pronouncing the other months too. I probably sound so weird but yeah 😂
A funny thing about the spanish languaje is, we pronounce thw words the way it sound better, don't care if go against the very same gramatical rules of the languaje, thas why so many words have diferent meanings even if is the same word, and why a word pronounce diferent of the writen word lmao!
I dunno my dude, from where I'm sitting here, it sounds like you got at least twelve licks of Spanish tucked away somewhere- ...check under the couch cushions maybe?
I can't recite months in english nor do i remember which month is which BUT i can definitely recite them all easily in Vietnamese which is my first language, yknow why? Cause in Vietnamese you can recite the months by counting them out like example January = month 1 February = month 2 March = month 3 And so on. It's so convenient that i'm not even bother learning which month is which in english. I mean... can you blame me?
he said (in character) that there are courses that he must take in ASH so maybe he learned spanish at school but never bothered to rmb anything more than months of the year
That's when you only learn months from Dora the Explorer (joke and the only reasonable explanation that comes to my head). Also names of the months sound so similar in both ('cause it comes from Latin) so it's kinda weird that he can only remember them in Spanish. Maybe it's about the melody? I remember having a similar problem as a kid but it was due to learning it in both English and my native language at the same time and it was just that I've picked up one faster than the other (but I have managed to catch up after few months)
I've said this before and I'll say it again: Insanity is a requirement to become part of Nijisanji
Sht im mentally ill, lesgo
I mean, Mysta himself did say that before so I guess it's true lol
My chances get higher everyday
@@datemortisweirdd pfp
@@Milk-ck1wv K?
His accent in Spanish is SO CUUUTE 😂
As a spanish speaker seeing an h being used to write junio and julio took me out 😂
Lmao same
in the philippines, its spelled with an h lolol
Listen, we don't know if his household his Spanish speaking (and he didn't pick it up), but with his pronunciation, it deserves that anglosaxonized spelling.
@@chaekiyo wait, really? Then it makes sense, like, the clipper wrote the Philippines version, right?
@pinkponk6328 not sure if the clipper intended that, but i didn't even question it bec that's how it is spelled in PH 😆
Some screws are a bit loose in this guy, luckily it's placed on somewhere more important.
For the confused Spanish-speaking people out there, the subtitles used the localized Filipino spellings of the Spanish words for the months of the year. The localization of the spelling is rooted on the fact that some letters aren't native to the Philippines, like F and J (hence Febrero, Junio and Julio became Pebrero, Hunyo and Hulyo, respectively).
ES - FIL
Enero - Enero
Febrero - Pebrero
Marzo - Marso
Abril - Abril
Mayo - Mayo
Junio - Hunyo
Julio - Hulyo
Agosto - Agosto
Septiembre - Setyembre
Octubre - Oktubre
Noviembre - Nobyembre
Disiembre - Disyembre
In short, some of the tagalog words are pronounced the same as spanish but different in spelling.
It's Diciembre
No wonder seeing those words were so familiar lol. It reminds me of those preschool days when started teaching us about the months in Tagalog
bro made ABSOLUTE SURE we remembered he doesn't speak spanish 😭
nooo i can relate i was born in germany and we moved to turkey and it took me 10 years to fully memorize the months in turkish lol
DAMNN yeah turkish is very hard in general
The thing is he has only been using English his whole life 💀
@@ngoc7250 oh my-
I can only remember it in german and only due to the silly song the one where the months are listed "and then it starts again from the beginning" or something, (Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August. September, Oktober, November, December, und dann fängt alles von vorne an. Januar.... (etc.))
"the months of the year are a CONCEPT" that's when you know its gonna be good, or maybe really really bad i'm still deciding- 😂😂
Well... Technically, he knows a bit of spanish now just reciting 12 months of the year in spanish so....
I FORGOT THE SPANISH WORDS OF THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR SINCE ITS BEEN SO LONG.
Bruh it's the opposite for me. I don't even have to think of saying the months in english, but in my own language i need to think it through T_T
In ph we also read time and say months in Spanish and it fucks with my brain.
that translation of Vanta saying the months is Spanish is actually in tagalog since I am one and it's the same as Spanish (more or less the same)
Possibly another Filipino then perhaps, but doesn't speak tagalog, but then again that would just be another one then.
Ngl as a Filipino I'm kind of embarrassed but I forgot what the months are in Spanish(The names of the months are basically the same) before watching the whole vid. It took me quite a while before remembering wtf is after Mayo. I recited it hella fast in English tho. I managed to remember it but it's still crazy since I can recite it immediately in English but not in my native language-
Sometime i dont know whether im more fluent in English or Filipino at this point-
Diba, may kanta pa iyon?
@@hannaanquillano3674 I believe so, I never memorized it tho so I don't know XD
@@hannaanquillano3674 yung parehas sa bahay kubo?
bro you're definitely more fluent in english your entire comment is english even when the other guy with speaking to you in tagalog 😂
i got it correct even if i prefer english, so i think what would really test your fluency is saying the time in spanish or counting money in spanish (since no one really does it in filipino). if you don't know that you're probably not surrounded by people who can help you become fluent in tagalog.
still i see (and hear😢) way too much taglish nowadays and it's worse to be equally incompetent in both languages instead of just one so i think you're fine really im the same
@@missasyan now that I think about it, I agree that I might be more fluent in English lol.
I only know counting up to 10 in Spanish but I atleast know how to count infinitely in Filipino. I'm still better at it in English tho.
Both my mom and Dad actually just speaks Tagalog. They know English and can understand it well but they don't talk English unless they're speaking to someone who only knows that language. The reason why I'm probably more fluent in English is because I read a lot of Mangas/Manhwas/Manhuas and Novels. And I only watch English vids-
It's kind of a problem now tbh since I'm struggling with my Filipino subjects. I'm not that bad but the really old Filipino words are kinda hard to understand.
I agree but tbh I use Taglish aswell, but it's only when I'm trying to explain things to those who can't understand English well or isn't as fluent as they would like to be. Since I struggle with explaining things in pure Filipino I often use English words together with it. I'm honestly just thankful I'm not like "bad" at Filipino, I'm just ok with it which is bearable since I live in a town where most people can only understand Filipino.
I mean... as someone who dont know month in spanish until watching this... This is somehow having a better rhythm than English one tbh.
It is always so wholesomely funny to hear someone speak Spanish with a very thick (insert native accent), and I'm like "I wanna help but can't! You're doing your best!"😂
PEBRERO 🫢 but HUNYO AND HULYO 💀💀💀
HOW 😭 its almost the same
as a filipino who was taught the spanish version of the calendar song, S A M E
parehas lang talaga yon 😁
this has to be a great conversation starter
This is so random but i loved every second😂❤
This little nijisanji ES moments... Los amo
me living in Philippines knowing and can recite both English and Spanish Months and some numbers 🤣
Fun Fact: Some of the tagalog words are derived from spanish. Because Philippines was colonized by Spain many years ago.
There are some tagalog words that have the same pronounciation as spanish but different in spelling. No wonder there are some Filipinos who can understand a bit of spanish.
No it’s fine I also can’t list them in english or my main language lmaooooooo
its the way they almost sound the same in english 😭😭😭
2:39 hes soooo expressive😂😂
As a trilingual with Spanish as my first language I feel this Lmaoo 😂
Ya con esto oficial es mi oshi de krisis, LO AMO ❤😂😂
Aunque no hable español suena como su pronunciación como iron mouse awww🥺, que le enseñe reimu para que le salga mejor 🥺
That's so interesting hahaha the counting in understandable tho I still have to recite the song to count and know what number of the month it is lmao
Idk why I felt so offended when he said “pebrero” like I’m not even Spanish 💀
These are also the months of the year in Filipino! 😁 Though we tend to use English months often.
That is so silly 😂
OMG SAME LMAOOOO! To be clear I'm not spanish but as a filipino I can recite them one by one😭
Also we have like a nursery rhyme and all that shit for months😭
yeah I remember we used to have nursery rhymes with it
MI GENTE LATINO
Lmao he’s so real for that, English is my second language so I can only ever remember/recite the months in Spanish
this is like how i memorized m y parents' phone numbers in mandarin first, and ever since, i can only recall them in mandarin. i can't say them in english without doing mental translation. the brain is so weird.
I speak Spanish, they sound so similar to English except January, why can’t he remember it lmao. I had more difficulties learning the days of the week. I couldn’t differentiate between Tuesday and Thursday
escribiste los meses como el pico sadkldkjalsdkas
this feels like how some people describe autism to me. "this person is really intelligent, because they can do well in one thing but suck at everything else".
NO IM THE SAME. I HAVE TO SAY IT IN SPANISH IN MY HEAD IM GLAD IM NOT ALONE.... except i speak spanish. It transitions so well... what the fuck he cant speak Spanish???
I mean, I know 3.5 languages and can recall all of the months only in Japanese.
Question does anyone get confuse on Hunyo and Hulyo If yall are confused then your not alone
N for juNe, something like that.
@@nyanyamero Its true But I was so confused with the two when I do them in order cause they are both H
@@nktyronshi9245 i'm immune since i'm pilipino HAHAHA
Guys...
We actually write it like Junio and Julio, with a J, we don't use an H 😅 lol
And yeah, Junio = June
Julio = July.
The little difference is that we also use the N in June (Junio) and the L in July (Julio).
They’re all spelt wrong, so the confusion is understandable. They’re supposed to be Junio and Julio (June and July).
Enero, febrero, marzo, abril, mayo, junio, julio, agosto, septiembre, octubre, noviembre, diciembre.
Why did you write the months like thaaat 🤣
that's how it is spelled in here in the Philippines so I thought it would be the same lol
@@Seed-EN- Aaaaaah, understandable then
younger latam brother moment
I was trying to recite the months in spanish, and I also missed May. But in Spanish. I also do not speak spanish, but damn boi.
Lmaooo
This is me but i can only say them in english. Never in my native language.
I’m the same but instead of the months it’s the weekdays in Spanish lmao
I can just imagine him as a kid hahaahhahahahah bc I have a cousin just like him istg
he's just like me fr fr, i just can't say all the months in english, i need to do it in spanish unless i want to get a stroke
hahahaha no mames xD
he’s actually so cute😂 I can’t say them in English either
I mean, to be fair I get confused about English months sometimes but I can tell them in my native language not some random one lmao
Fun fact: Filipinos have a song for this
ohmaghad I literally sang it in my head immediately after I saw your comment LMAO
@@madmakluvr LUBI LUBIII
filipinos: first time?
Fun fact, you also know how to recite it in Filipino as well. Enero, pebrero, marso, Abril, mayo, hunyo, hulyo, agosto, setyembre, oktubre, nobyembre, disyembre is also how we say it in Filipino...😏
Ngl I also can’t remember them unless I begin (counting the months, if that makes sense) from January otherwise idk like someone ask me what’s next after September… I wouldn’t know unless I start pronouncing the other months too. I probably sound so weird but yeah 😂
mi gente latino 🙏
A funny thing about the spanish languaje is, we pronounce thw words the way it sound better, don't care if go against the very same gramatical rules of the languaje, thas why so many words have diferent meanings even if is the same word, and why a word pronounce diferent of the writen word lmao!
A mi me pasa lo mismo,pero al reves ;-;
I dunno my dude, from where I'm sitting here, it sounds like you got at least twelve licks of Spanish tucked away somewhere-
...check under the couch cushions maybe?
I can't recite months in english nor do i remember which month is which BUT i can definitely recite them all easily in Vietnamese which is my first language, yknow why? Cause in Vietnamese you can recite the months by counting them out like example
January = month 1
February = month 2
March = month 3
And so on. It's so convenient that i'm not even bother learning which month is which in english. I mean... can you blame me?
How did that happen? Is it like his parents speaks spanish or something?
he said (in character) that there are courses that he must take in ASH so maybe he learned spanish at school but never bothered to rmb anything more than months of the year
That's when you only learn months from Dora the Explorer (joke and the only reasonable explanation that comes to my head). Also names of the months sound so similar in both ('cause it comes from Latin) so it's kinda weird that he can only remember them in Spanish. Maybe it's about the melody? I remember having a similar problem as a kid but it was due to learning it in both English and my native language at the same time and it was just that I've picked up one faster than the other (but I have managed to catch up after few months)
@@awiiator What's ASH?
@@owitch it's like VSF but they're Krisis'
@@awiiator Oh lmao THAT ASH. I was thinking you were talking about something irl like a school...
lmao the spelling is a dead giveaway this clipper is filipino 😂
hello! lmao
I speak spanish but i know the months in English not in spanish 😭
what is that spelling? I've had spanish Teachers from Spain, Puerto Rico, USA, and Mexico and NONE of them spelled the months of the year like that.
it's from the Philippines
@@Seed-EN- thank you, that's super interesting. I didn't know the Spanish in the Philippines had been modified in that way.
Its that Justin Bieber fan in him that's inhibiting him from actually being smart.
belieber debuff
Are jb fans usually dumb I don't get it
@@senu.Google translated that to "any debuff"
the way you typed it out was funny but good job!!
sorry!! that's how we spelled our months in the Philippines 😅
@@Seed-EN- It's ok! You gave it your best!!
the botched spelling of the spanish months bro 😭
Creator was using Filipino spelling