This is very funny! A lot of them are bad or not that good at english, because they spend their life striving to achieve something else. A lot of japanese people leave by the principle of Ikigai, which is to find your purpose in life and to center your life about it, with no distractions to take you away from it. So as an idol, comedian, actor..., most of their time is taken by working to give a great performance. For example, I can speak english even if it's not my native language, but I would be laughed at by everyone I think, if I tried performing on stage... because I've never given a part of my life to that as I felt like it won't serve any later purpose. Since japanese people are really well off without english, why learning it since your life doesn't depend on it?
Yeah, I Really Like the Part When Marius Yo Interviewed Matsushima So And Nakajima Kento. I Want To Watch Kikuchi Fuma and Sato Shori being Interviewed By Marius Yo. Sorry, My English Isn't Good. I'm Filipino that's Why I Can Speak English But Not Good Enough For People To Understand. 😉
yeah, that's the thing. i have his videos but i always forget to add them to the compilation. I'll make sure to do that for part 8. thanks for the reminder.
A quick google search comes up with many answers and this is one of them: This is due to a natural language limitation. Their language doesn't use vowels and consonants and some sounds don't exist in their language. For example, the word Baseball. The dont have the solid S or solid L sounds, and written in Japanese is ベスバル (besu baru) the "letters" in their language that end in U happen to be the closest to that sound. (U, ku, gu, su, zu, dzu, tsu, mu, nu, fu, bu, pu, ru, yu and their various compounded formes) Tldr, they dont have the same letters, so they use the closest they have. Its more noticeable in words with a lot of and consonants. This habit goes away after they learn the language better.
CapitalTeeth What an ignorant comment. The Japanese language does not have as many sounds as English. The syllabary does not have singular constant sounds on their own(except N/M sound) like we do in English. Constants(K, G, D and etc) are always attached to a vowel, hence why it s very difficult for them to pronounce words with consonant clusters like “through, “straight” or words that end in a constant sounds. English words like “pound” would come out “pounDO” or OrinpiKU” with the extra vowel at the end. Is for this same reason why Language like Korean and Arabic and Mandarin are hard for English speakers. They all possess a number of additional sounds that simply do not exist in English
"Repeato after me, engrish gooh"
Everyone: Goo! Goo?
She was Rika in a Japanese show from about 20 years ago, in the first half of 2000s.
What is the name of that show?
@That Scientific Calculator Haromoni (Hello Morning) Their variety show that lasted a long time in Japan. They were pretty fun
"I from Japan. I...don't cry!" 1:48 LMAO
2:26 This Cracked me up!😂
Do you speak Japanese?
No I don't speak Japanese.
EH SON'NA! (No Way!)
Hahaha 😂😂😂
@Medina M Yes. It's Aiba Masaki
This whole clip of everyone is hilarious.
The guide and the jrs just gave up being serious half way, since no one could understand each other.
3:45 my English isn’t good enough
No no no is better than so
* move the camera to the right budy *
Gaps*
actually the full video of them is funnier, they don't need to cut it tho..
@@sherlyfk4404 what's the name tho
Full version?
th-cam.com/video/xBybYpGU4WE/w-d-xo.html
@@YIFFZ thanks
No, no, no, it's better than So. 😂
My room is waterpark AHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
My room is waterpark 有吉さんはずっと面白いね。
My room is WATERPARK!! lol
Lol that one got me. So cute
'no, no its better than Sho' LOL
I promise you if you kento starts learn English more he’ll be really good because his pronunciation is really good
1:37 According to me their English is "understandable without any difficulty" English. Means very good English. Best English in this video.
Who are the 3 women at 1:29? Their English is srsly good, especially the first one.
Left to right: Ayako Kisa, Minami Tanaka, and Reiko McNish Sato
They lived in the U.S. No wonder why they speak English.
Perfume are fluent in english haha!
Rika and Miki are the reason I find Japanese girls the cutest 😂
In my case Tanaka Reina.
Matsushima So Say's Marius Name Instead of His.
Marius- Please Say Your Name, Your Name, Your Name.
So- Marius Yo.
He seemed so confident😂😭 I love these two-
kento is so cutee when speaking english 💕💕💕
You're missing Aiba Masaki, his English skills are fun to watch :D
lol, yeah the best. I'll include Aiba's in the next one hopefully. thanks
Kawasaki
This is very funny!
A lot of them are bad or not that good at english, because they spend their life striving to achieve something else. A lot of japanese people leave by the principle of Ikigai, which is to find your purpose in life and to center your life about it, with no distractions to take you away from it.
So as an idol, comedian, actor..., most of their time is taken by working to give a great performance.
For example, I can speak english even if it's not my native language, but I would be laughed at by everyone I think, if I tried performing on stage... because I've never given a part of my life to that as I felt like it won't serve any later purpose.
Since japanese people are really well off without english, why learning it since your life doesn't depend on it?
sayaka akimoto her voice same as baifern 😁😁
@SquintParu who iz she?
4:12 Sayakaaaaaaa
Your English is really good!
So Matsushima Became Marius Yo for a few Second's and became Matsushima So Again. 😆😄🙌😍😘😂😋
Mari saying "No! That's my name. And it's *Mr* Yo" is getting me😂
kento nakajima
you should put in Ikuta Toma to the next part:D he speaks english to promote the mole song 2 in hongkong a few week ago
omg thanks for the info! i'll look for it n add it to the next one. :)
Aiba have a lot funny english words
Ahhhhh Kento Nakajima dijo "piano" en español 🤭😍😍😭
Minami Tanaka-san can speak English quite well. Very nice!
Ishikawa Rika rules
I've watched that with Morning Musume!! best XD
4:07 wtf ariyoshi is saying my room is water park?
Matsushima So Even Copies The Way Marius Yo Speak in English.
1:20 surprised me 😂 so fluent.
I want the other members' (sexy zone) english in the next video XD
Yeah, I Really Like the Part When Marius Yo Interviewed Matsushima So And Nakajima Kento. I Want To Watch Kikuchi Fuma and Sato Shori being Interviewed By Marius Yo.
Sorry, My English Isn't Good.
I'm Filipino that's Why I Can Speak English But Not Good Enough For People To Understand. 😉
Actually there is the video where marius interviews the other sexy zone members th-cam.com/video/UuWRLsAP78s/w-d-xo.html
Japanese women sound so cute when they speak English.
They are soooo cute
I Still Love Asain Women No Matter What. 😍
@Suq Madiq Oh Wow Thank You For Sharing A Great Story God Bless You Much Love and Respect
Aiba melts my heart
Old Joseph is very proud
ENGRISH!!
English...hhahah
Rip engrish
Does anyone know the name of the guy in the last clip? I've seen him in a few clips but don't know who he is, his Japanese is outstanding.
they're all comedianだなw
My room is water park.... LMAO 😅
I came because I saw Rika
Engrish is their pronunciation
Omo! The first one look like ning ning aespa
I can't smile more cause my cheeks are in pain ahahhahha
Sayaka Akimoto!!!!
Morning Musume.....I love Sayumi.
Sashihara. Is. Everywhere.
SAYAKAAAA
what is the name of the show? i would love to watch the full episode of that
00:19 good
Funfact:Kento nakajima is half filipino
And Akimoto Sayaka.
The thumbnail girl is freaking cute. Anybody knows who she is?
Taxi driver?...Taxi driver?. Ohhh you pretty girl BUT? my wife?...murmur pretty girgir
Dear Japanese people, If you go here in the Philippines, you can easily learn how to speak English. We will teach you.
*my hobby is snowboarding
Which show is this ?
1:25
Japanese people are the CUTEST!!!!
sorry kflop
right 100%
Who is the girl on the right at 1:22?
i saw in the comments section that it was Reiko McNish Sato
potato gang thank you!
Repeato after me
7 parts and no GACKT? Why???
yeah, that's the thing. i have his videos but i always forget to add them to the compilation. I'll make sure to do that for part 8. thanks for the reminder.
I have clips of another Johnny Idol who speaks english I'll be to email them to you of that's okay
Is nakajima Kento an idol?
yes, he's a member of sexy zone
i wanna hear the english of Nagase Tomoyaaaaaa
Wheres the dude
Haha so funy
I know no
hahaha amawa 😂😂😂😂
Umm what should I say, they speak on the same level as kindergarten kids of India according to my experience. Except for the pronunciation
lol
gOOH
I have no idea why the japanese have this idea that they have to put an ‘o’ sound after a word. Stop that, because that’s just plain wrong!
A quick google search comes up with many answers and this is one of them:
This is due to a natural language limitation. Their language doesn't use vowels and consonants and some sounds don't exist in their language. For example, the word Baseball. The dont have the solid S or solid L sounds, and written in Japanese is ベスバル (besu baru) the "letters" in their language that end in U happen to be the closest to that sound. (U, ku, gu, su, zu, dzu, tsu, mu, nu, fu, bu, pu, ru, yu and their various compounded formes)
Tldr, they dont have the same letters, so they use the closest they have. Its more noticeable in words with a lot of and consonants. This habit goes away after they learn the language better.
CapitalTeeth What an ignorant comment. The Japanese language does not have as many sounds as English. The syllabary does not have singular constant sounds on their own(except N/M sound) like we do in English. Constants(K, G, D and etc) are always attached to a vowel, hence why it s very difficult for them to pronounce words with consonant clusters like “through, “straight” or words that end in a constant sounds. English words like “pound” would come out “pounDO” or OrinpiKU” with the extra vowel at the end. Is for this same reason why Language like Korean and Arabic and Mandarin are hard for English speakers. They all possess a number of additional sounds that simply do not exist in English
ur so dmb :))) japan people they're different, a natural language of them so they're talking like that