Hellooo, i reupload this video because yesterday’s video got copyright strike😅 I put a new video in the middle of it, don’t forget to check it out😁 If you want to learn languages with me go to IG @learnwithsonny 🙌
From a Swedish Citizen's perspective, I must say Sonny, that most people can't understand Danish or Norwegian, despite 80% of the languages being the same. It's ridiculously similar, however a lot of Swedish people can't understand German either despite the fact that almost 50% of words in Swedish are strictly German loanwords. The funny part is that the further south you go in Sweden, the easier the people have it to understand Norwegian and Danish, reason be, the further south you go, the older the dialects get. I speak the oldest remaining dialect in Sweden, it's not even a Swedish dialect, it's a Danish dialect, it has changed a fair bit since the region was under Danish rule. But it's crazy old. It's not very common for people to understand Norwegian and Danish anywhere in Sweden, after all, out of all of them, Danish is the oldest, although it doesn't sound at all like Old Danish, Norwegian is technically a Danish dialect which has been spoken with a Norwegian accent for the longest time, 300 years or so, after all, actual Old Norwegian is modern day Faroese or Icelandic. If we leave it at written language, then most people in Sweden, Denmark and Norway can understand each other with no real problem, there's only a few words which are unique to each language. So in general, Swedish Jag heter X, is similar to Danish Jeg heter X, and Norwegian Eg heter X. In this case only the 1st person pronoun is changed, aka the word for I. So for example a text in Norwegian may look like; Så når eg kom hjem fra skolen min så spisede eg pizza å såg på telefonen min en Indones som talede åtte språg. In Swedish that would be; Så när jag kom hem från skolan min så åt jag pizza och såg på telefonen min en Indones som talade åtta språk. The sentence structure would change a bit. But not that important, Swedish is very malleable compared to English, pronouns can go after and before nouns and verbs. But the only real thing that changed was the word Spisede which became åt, In Swedish we still have the word Spis which means meal/eat but we mostly use it as a short form for the word Spishäll which means stove top, or literally food slate. and åt is just english eat. And the phrase in English is; So when I came home from my school then I ate pizza and watched on my phone an Indonesian guy who spoke eight languages. The languages are very similar, Swedish is the most malleable of them all, it's extremely variable, mostly due to being the worlds oldest still spoken CONLANG, people who say it's a natural language is beyond daft. In the 1800s after the German and French influences on the original language which we call today Old Swedish, not that anyone knows what that is in Sweden these days, well the government decided to smash words from all the existing dialects to create a unified language. A similar situation to Bahasa Indonesia, which is just a collection of Malay words that were bundled together to create a language everyone could understand. Only difference was in Sweden after the 1800s when they invented Rikssvenska which is the name of the invented Swedish language, everyone was forced to speak it, as speaking in dialect was considered ugly. Linguistical history, everyone... but the Swedes have always been somewhat of an extremely forceful bunch. So while I'm a Swedish Citizen through and through I'm a Dane, and while I speak Danish, learning how to write in Danish is pain, because it doesn't sound the same as to how it is written. Not that my dialect sounds remotely similar to written Swedish either. But still I had 12 years of Swedish in school. And while in Swedish lessons in Sweden, some studies into Norwegian and Danish are done, to show some differences, however 1 or 2 40 minute lessons per year about Danish and Norwegian for 12 years doesn't really do much for writing skills. However here's the kicker, Icelandic if written down, as long as you have a decent understanding of Swedish, you can actually read Icelandic. Because Hávandi(pregnant) in Icelandic while dissimilar to the Swedish word which is Gravid, which is of Latin origin, gravidus, however we still have the cognate word for Hávandi, which is Havande. So while most younger people would suffer to understand much due to a lack of formal education and a severely lower vocabulary, roughly 80-90% of Icelandic can be read pretty easily. Had we gone back to reading Old Swedish though, nearly none of modern day Swedish people could understand 60% of it. The grammar is harder, it's like German with 3 grammatical genders, the grammar makes modern German look easy, I mean genitives applied to both words like, case agreement in Spanish, la hermosa el hermoso... So the phrase the the church's halls would be Kyrkans Hallars -s being the genitive in this case, In my dialect it's -a(s) Köekanas Hallaa. Old Swedish is a really interesting subject which isn't really taught at all in school either. I wish it were, because as a language it was interesting, but that's it for me, Du får hava ena godan aptana, herr Sonny. I'll translate it because you can't google translate that shit, You have a good evening, mister Sonny. Oh and as you're studying German, you know the German word for Picture, Bild, well it's the same word in Swedish, however in old Swedish it was Bilæti which is similar to modern day Danish Bilæte(picture). Although we have a word for it in Swedish which is a descendant Beläte it now means graven image.
The Scandinavian languages are a lot closer than 80% though. And it is more or less a matter of how much exposure you have to each Scandinavian languages that matters if you understand each other or not. Me for example is a native Swedish speaker and I have not a problem at all to understand Norwegians even though I am from Stockholm. There are Swedish spoken dialects I find a lot harder to understand (yours for example if you are from Skåne) than spoken Norwegian. Written Danish and Norwegian are more or less 95% (or more) understandable.
From another Swede i'll add that many have norweigan / finnish (or atleast 50%) relatives which makes it easier to understand the nordic languages, I for instance understand Norwegian fully even tho i live far North and about 50% of Danish while German is at about a 15% rate of understanding
Eu sou brasileiro mas moro a muito tempo no Japão,e se me perguntarem das 3 coisas que eu mais sinto falta do Brasil eu responderia é 1 minha família, 2 comida e 3 o povo brasileiro com certeza. É um povo muito engraçado! 🤣
@@kevinxistoventuraventura8368exato, os famosos "Ladrões de Ouro". Que ainda tem a cara de pau de achar ruim os brasileiros falarem português, sendo que a culpa e deles😒
Even though I have learnt 11 languages (including native and some ancient) at different levels, by any means I'm not a polyglot as I forgot most of them so this channel gives me a great opportunity to refresh and deepen my understanding. I appreciate it, Sonny.
Orang Brazil bisa tinggal di Indonesia, asalkan bisa bermain sepakbola, karena Indonesia sangat gila dengan sepak bola, & orang Brazil di anggap bisa semua bermain sepakbola di sini 😂😂
pensa que todas as pessoas são iguais a você por dentro, inseguras, solitarias e sempre tentando buscar aprovação. tente se ver em outras pessoas e criar empatia. Isso vai te ajudar muito a passar por essa fase e mostrar quem você é de verdade
Sonny, voce se sente muuito cansado depois de gravar esses videos. Falar muitos idiomas é cansativo? Estou estudando, atualmente tenho 4 idiomas e estudando frances.
No creía que era descendiente de latinos hasta que que dijo eso 01:00. Tranquila chica, no necesitas hablar español, si nunca conociste a tu padre eso te hace Latinoamérica al instante.
Bang, kasih tau caranya ome tv internasional gimana? Pengen banget ngomong sama native langsung buat belajar.. Apa emang harus pake vpn berbayar atau apa? Btw Thanks banget kontennya gilaa
Когда я слушала инструкции, как познакомиться с бразильской девушкой, я смеялась....... Я РУССКАЯ, НО ПОЗНАКОМЬТЕСЬ ТАК ЖЕ СО МНОЙ, Я БУДУ СМЕЯТЬСЯ, ХОХОТАТЬ С ВАМИ ВЖИВУЮ.
Меня очень радует то, что во всех странах подростки и вообще люди ведут себя одинаково. Во время ролика возникло чувство, будто бы мне снова 17, я вышла погулять поздно вечером к пацанам и подругам, которые обсуждают то же самое и в той же манере........ И смеются......... Жаль, что у меня больше нет друзей и я ни с кем не веселюсь, но это ладно.
И У НИХ ТОЖЕ ЕСТЬ ЧАТ РОДСТВЕННИКОВ В ВАТСАП. Надеюсь, семья тоже кидает друг другу картинки и гифки «доброе утро», «хорошего дня», «спокойной ночи», «с пятницей всех», «счастливого вторника», «поздравляю» и «горжусь нашим городом!!!».
Mano, o indonésio já ta com a camisa da seleção brasileira....🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟, Agora já era, PASSAPORTE pro cara, que rle é zoeira pura...kkkkkkkkk 👍🏾😎🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Last conversation of three single people teaching how to get a lady.. is so unreliable 🤣
Yes, but don't tell them if they have that funny conversation they probably have more chance to get a lady then acting like that they was teaching. 😅
The best way is to meet with them, and talk to them, it's a lot easier that way than sitting at home, watching porn all day.
whaaat i have met all of my gfs on pornsites :(
I mean, I ain't single and I learned a lot with them as well 😂😂😂
Hellooo, i reupload this video because yesterday’s video got copyright strike😅
I put a new video in the middle of it, don’t forget to check it out😁
If you want to learn languages with me go to IG @learnwithsonny 🙌
Now I know what to do if I ever got an argument with deaf brazilian. Thanks Sonny.
Sonny: Didn’t your Dad ever
teach you Spanish?
👩🏻: I don’t even know my Dad
Sonny: 💀😂
The Brazillian Sign language choreography was hillarious!!
pior que quando ele cai em conversa com os BR são sempre os esquisitos... hahahah
Olha oque os cara ensina kkkkk
Tá no Omeagle, né?
@@JanilGarciaJrno caso nesse video é discord msm, só q se conheceram no omegle e fizeram amizade
só os doente
Sonny aparece mais com a camisa do Brasil 😂
Brasil 🤝Indonésia unidos pela pobreza e desigualdade
Vsfd kkkkkkkkk😂😂
Koe mané faz isso não kskskskkskskskksskk
Kkkkkkkkkkkk isso é que n pode
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
O cara conseguiu esculachar 500 milhões de pessoas com um comentário. :)
KKZKZKZKKZKKKKKKKKK
Me watching math video : 😐😐😐😴😴😴😪😪😪😪
Me watching 40 minutes of swear words in sign language :😆😆😄😄🙂🙂🤯🤯
From a Swedish Citizen's perspective, I must say Sonny, that most people can't understand Danish or Norwegian, despite 80% of the languages being the same. It's ridiculously similar, however a lot of Swedish people can't understand German either despite the fact that almost 50% of words in Swedish are strictly German loanwords.
The funny part is that the further south you go in Sweden, the easier the people have it to understand Norwegian and Danish, reason be, the further south you go, the older the dialects get.
I speak the oldest remaining dialect in Sweden, it's not even a Swedish dialect, it's a Danish dialect, it has changed a fair bit since the region was under Danish rule. But it's crazy old.
It's not very common for people to understand Norwegian and Danish anywhere in Sweden, after all, out of all of them, Danish is the oldest, although it doesn't sound at all like Old Danish, Norwegian is technically a Danish dialect which has been spoken with a Norwegian accent for the longest time, 300 years or so, after all, actual Old Norwegian is modern day Faroese or Icelandic.
If we leave it at written language, then most people in Sweden, Denmark and Norway can understand each other with no real problem, there's only a few words which are unique to each language. So in general, Swedish Jag heter X, is similar to Danish Jeg heter X, and Norwegian Eg heter X. In this case only the 1st person pronoun is changed, aka the word for I.
So for example a text in Norwegian may look like; Så når eg kom hjem fra skolen min så spisede eg pizza å såg på telefonen min en Indones som talede åtte språg.
In Swedish that would be; Så när jag kom hem från skolan min så åt jag pizza och såg på telefonen min en Indones som talade åtta språk. The sentence structure would change a bit. But not that important, Swedish is very malleable compared to English, pronouns can go after and before nouns and verbs. But the only real thing that changed was the word Spisede which became åt, In Swedish we still have the word Spis which means meal/eat but we mostly use it as a short form for the word Spishäll which means stove top, or literally food slate.
and åt is just english eat.
And the phrase in English is; So when I came home from my school then I ate pizza and watched on my phone an Indonesian guy who spoke eight languages.
The languages are very similar, Swedish is the most malleable of them all, it's extremely variable, mostly due to being the worlds oldest still spoken CONLANG, people who say it's a natural language is beyond daft. In the 1800s after the German and French influences on the original language which we call today Old Swedish, not that anyone knows what that is in Sweden these days, well the government decided to smash words from all the existing dialects to create a unified language.
A similar situation to Bahasa Indonesia, which is just a collection of Malay words that were bundled together to create a language everyone could understand.
Only difference was in Sweden after the 1800s when they invented Rikssvenska which is the name of the invented Swedish language, everyone was forced to speak it, as speaking in dialect was considered ugly.
Linguistical history, everyone... but the Swedes have always been somewhat of an extremely forceful bunch. So while I'm a Swedish Citizen through and through I'm a Dane, and while I speak Danish, learning how to write in Danish is pain, because it doesn't sound the same as to how it is written.
Not that my dialect sounds remotely similar to written Swedish either. But still I had 12 years of Swedish in school. And while in Swedish lessons in Sweden, some studies into Norwegian and Danish are done, to show some differences, however 1 or 2 40 minute lessons per year about Danish and Norwegian for 12 years doesn't really do much for writing skills.
However here's the kicker, Icelandic if written down, as long as you have a decent understanding of Swedish, you can actually read Icelandic. Because Hávandi(pregnant) in Icelandic while dissimilar to the Swedish word which is Gravid, which is of Latin origin, gravidus, however we still have the cognate word for Hávandi, which is Havande.
So while most younger people would suffer to understand much due to a lack of formal education and a severely lower vocabulary, roughly 80-90% of Icelandic can be read pretty easily.
Had we gone back to reading Old Swedish though, nearly none of modern day Swedish people could understand 60% of it. The grammar is harder, it's like German with 3 grammatical genders, the grammar makes modern German look easy, I mean genitives applied to both words like, case agreement in Spanish, la hermosa el hermoso...
So the phrase the the church's halls would be Kyrkans Hallars -s being the genitive in this case, In my dialect it's -a(s) Köekanas Hallaa. Old Swedish is a really interesting subject which isn't really taught at all in school either. I wish it were, because as a language it was interesting, but that's it for me, Du får hava ena godan aptana, herr Sonny. I'll translate it because you can't google translate that shit, You have a good evening, mister Sonny.
Oh and as you're studying German, you know the German word for Picture, Bild, well it's the same word in Swedish, however in old Swedish it was Bilæti which is similar to modern day Danish Bilæte(picture). Although we have a word for it in Swedish which is a descendant Beläte it now means graven image.
Thank you for the info,very well done mister
The Scandinavian languages are a lot closer than 80% though. And it is more or less a matter of how much exposure you have to each Scandinavian languages that matters if you understand each other or not. Me for example is a native Swedish speaker and I have not a problem at all to understand Norwegians even though I am from Stockholm. There are Swedish spoken dialects I find a lot harder to understand (yours for example if you are from Skåne) than spoken Norwegian. Written Danish and Norwegian are more or less 95% (or more) understandable.
Gracias por la info pero...
Mucho texto 🗿
From another Swede i'll add that many have norweigan / finnish (or atleast 50%) relatives which makes it easier to understand the nordic languages, I for instance understand Norwegian fully even tho i live far North and about 50% of Danish while German is at about a 15% rate of understanding
Bro, I didn’t read the comment but how big the comment is, respect 🫡
Eu sou brasileiro mas moro a muito tempo no Japão,e se me perguntarem das 3 coisas que eu mais sinto falta do Brasil eu responderia é 1 minha família, 2 comida e 3 o povo brasileiro com certeza. É um povo muito engraçado! 🤣
Mesma coisa comigo que moro nos estados unidos
igualzinho aqui no 🇨🇦 pero aun me siento en casa com nuestros manitos latinos
🕺🏽🕺🏻🕺🏼💃🏽💃🏿💃🏽
Im so exited for you your classes, you can finally make money doing something other than selling lubricants 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😄 He's selling motorcycle lubricants, right?
..
..
😧 right?
@@cerdaspediaindonesia8926yes automotive lubricant
@@ngierevos44469Internet*
@@ngierevos44469 in surabaya city
Metade do vídeo é BR!
Que orgulho desses caras super engraçados!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
sao muito é sequelado
@@kob3ll_ vc q é chata kkkkkkk
@@kob3ll_E quem fala isso é o Kobane😂😂😂 com sua foto de anime no perfil.
@@LucasAlves-yb5lr né kkkkkkkkk
@@LucasAlves-yb5lr foto de menino gay ainda.
Kkkkkk Sonny não deixa os Br te lavar pro mal caminho 😂
tarde demais KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Sonny, um salve do Brasil, o país do verdadeiro português!! Hahahaha
Original sempre vai ser o português portuga de Portugal 🇵🇹
@@kevinxistoventuraventura8368exato, os famosos "Ladrões de Ouro".
Que ainda tem a cara de pau de achar ruim os brasileiros falarem português, sendo que a culpa e deles😒
Português não né... aqui a gente só fala Tétum! 😂😂😂
Cristiano Ronaldo ha dejado el chat... 😂😂😂
uai, um abraço da Indonésia manooo! 🇮🇩 🤝🇧🇷
Even though I have learnt 11 languages (including native and some ancient) at different levels, by any means I'm not a polyglot as I forgot most of them so this channel gives me a great opportunity to refresh and deepen my understanding. I appreciate it, Sonny.
Guilherme is a national hero now
Quiero unirme al grupo con Bandido y Ceifador do Xota JAJAJAJAJA son unos personajes
Orang Brazil bisa tinggal di Indonesia, asalkan bisa bermain sepakbola, karena Indonesia sangat gila dengan sepak bola, & orang Brazil di anggap bisa semua bermain sepakbola di sini 😂😂
I’m go to Indonesia haha ⚽️🏃🏻
Wow...ahahah
Indonesia good in badminton, brazil good in football 👍
@@f4u21ramon8 Brazil not too good now :(
I feel sad for the first girl that she has to say she doesn't know her father everytime people ask about her origin😔
Why
@@puniyo1ask her mom lol...🤭
@@jarwo-singo 😂
It’s possible the mom just divorced the dad, the courts (at least in USA) are very pro-female.
I was really impressed already but when you managed to speak Guarani it touched me personaly! that is just amazing
Me encantó el vídeo, como me he reído con las ocurrencias de los muchachos brasileños 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Me gusta como suena el portugues puedo entenderlo pero no hablarlo , como me gusta la musica de Roberto Carlos es lo unico que se de portugues haha
Holy hell, i watched the whole video and i though it's a 10 minute video, turns out it's 22. I really enjoy the video and time went really fast.
I love when you say "AAAHH SÉRIOOO???" 😂😂❤
agora eu sei como xingar em língua de sinais. Obrigada Ceifador 😂
Ceifador de Xotas o cara ensinou a xingar e a pegar mulher, agora tenho pena do SOnny aprender a pegar mulher com o Ceifador de Xotas kkkk
"Pega o caderno, pega o caderno 😂" muito bom
Thanks for another great video
I’m running out of Sonny videos to watch. Make more. 🤣
I'm the only crazy here thinking about pay a class for portuguese, already tolking portuguese?
KKKKKKKKKK brasileiro é muito foda kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Lawak banget yg ngobrol di discord, maki-maki pake koreografi wkwk
😂😂
Jajaja! The "ningún afternoon ni ningún hello" was awesome
The first swedish girl featured in kazu languages' TH-cam channel as well!
Thank you bruh
Sempre com a camisa da seleção, esse representa a gnt!
Brasileiro é isso, felicidade o tempo todo. rsrs
O video do Sonny ficou tão bom que deu até vontade de comprar um Playstation!
O Yudi Tamachiro não disse que ele tinha um irmão kkkkkk
Swedish girl - она успела сняться у Kazu language и у тебя 😂
The clip from Laura 😂😂😂😂 I'm done💀
Sopan santun kita terasa berharga bagi orang luar juga?. Perlu skeptis tenang, dan Murah hati secara bersamaan.😅
Keep going 🔥 We should support useful content like this
mlk brasileiro é foda KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
The latinos always have great reactions😂
7:13 JAJAJAJAJ SI LE SALE MAS O MENOS BIEN 8/10 buenísimo
"Shopee Elon Musk" 😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA sukaa banget liatin bang sonny ngobrol sama banyak orang,sekalian membantu aku dalam mendalami bahasa spanyol
Este video é muito interessante eu gostaria de um dia criar coragem e entrar nesse site só para conversar mas sou um pouco tímido.
Don't be shy bro😊
@@INDONESIABUBAR2030BYSPIZYDORI i am highly socially anxious but I'm working that
pensa que todas as pessoas são iguais a você por dentro, inseguras, solitarias e sempre tentando buscar aprovação. tente se ver em outras pessoas e criar empatia. Isso vai te ajudar muito a passar por essa fase e mostrar quem você é de verdade
Genial. Ya era hora que sacarás tus cursos. Mucho éxito, crack!!
Realmente os melhores chingamentos são brasileiros !!
é um combo !
É como jogar Tekken oralmente😂
13:02 eu não esperava por essa mas foi muito hilário kkkkk 😂
Queremos mais vídeos com com a camisa do Brasi, haha! 🇧🇷
14:40 tem algum surdo inimigo desse cara kkkk
Latin American Dad at his 100% most accuarte stereothypical behaviour
"I never knew my dad" 💀💀💀💀💀
😢😢😢
Sonny is such a genuine language learner, currently learning Russian myself and its a big inspiration!
dude hit us with the persona 4 OST.
Yeah u got surprise
I wasn't expecting you to speak in guaraní thats so COOL i love your content
The funniest video ive seen from this channel ! : )
Adil and Guillherme in one and the same video... this video is legendary. Guillherme and his friends are a blast.
Sonny, voce se sente muuito cansado depois de gravar esses videos. Falar muitos idiomas é cansativo?
Estou estudando, atualmente tenho 4 idiomas e estudando frances.
Loved the clip from Caso Cerrado 😂😂
Cewenya,:I never know my dad...
Sonny:🙃🥲
1:08 latinoamerica moment
No creía que era descendiente de latinos hasta que que dijo eso 01:00. Tranquila chica, no necesitas hablar español, si nunca conociste a tu padre eso te hace Latinoamérica al instante.
uahsuhauhsu O Sonny aprende cada coisa com esses Brasileiros, tinham que ser Brasileiros mesmo kkkkkkk
os diálogos com brasileiros são sempre melhores 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Gostei do vídeo Sonny
Bang, kasih tau caranya ome tv internasional gimana? Pengen banget ngomong sama native langsung buat belajar.. Apa emang harus pake vpn berbayar atau apa? Btw Thanks banget kontennya gilaa
Когда я слушала инструкции, как познакомиться с бразильской девушкой, я смеялась....... Я РУССКАЯ, НО ПОЗНАКОМЬТЕСЬ ТАК ЖЕ СО МНОЙ, Я БУДУ СМЕЯТЬСЯ, ХОХОТАТЬ С ВАМИ ВЖИВУЮ.
Меня очень радует то, что во всех странах подростки и вообще люди ведут себя одинаково. Во время ролика возникло чувство, будто бы мне снова 17, я вышла погулять поздно вечером к пацанам и подругам, которые обсуждают то же самое и в той же манере........ И смеются......... Жаль, что у меня больше нет друзей и я ни с кем не веселюсь, но это ладно.
И У НИХ ТОЖЕ ЕСТЬ ЧАТ РОДСТВЕННИКОВ В ВАТСАП. Надеюсь, семья тоже кидает друг другу картинки и гифки «доброе утро», «хорошего дня», «спокойной ночи», «с пятницей всех», «счастливого вторника», «поздравляю» и «горжусь нашим городом!!!».
@@schscos Gifs de "bom dia" "bom final de semana" sempre com alguma mensagem motivacional genérica 😂😂😂😂
Mano, tu é muito figura!!! kkkk
The Sweden girl also showed from Kazuma’s channel @@
"I never knew my dad"
Where the hack is the lamp man?? So dark ya know🗿🗿🗿
Sonny, el ultimo humano en la tierra
Ese meme es muy querido en toda Latinoamérica, tuve que ver esa parte varias veces kerisa JAKKAJAJAKAJA 0:38
no bro, they already prepared the note book
Clasico papá latinos se entera que va a ser papá y desaparece 😂
Kore paraguayito jeyma: konichiwa ndaje!!!
La doctora polo🤣🤣🤣
i think im gonna join your class in next summer fr
que bueno el que imita voces de latam xdddd
Sonny é uma figurinha rara!
3:46 konichiwa 😎👍
Mano, o indonésio já ta com a camisa da seleção brasileira....🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟, Agora já era, PASSAPORTE pro cara, que rle é zoeira pura...kkkkkkkkk 👍🏾😎🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This same swedish girl was on Kazu Languages channel!
This is so funny to watch lollll😂🤣
Um salve dos Tétummmm 😂😂😂😂😂
Brasileiros como sempre cometendo 376 crimes contra os direitos humanos
O do Brasil definitivamente é o melhor!!!! Amei dmss
Kkk yo pensé que le iba a decir algo malo en guaraní 😅
MI PAIS MI PAIS 🇵🇾🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I want to sent big respect to Paraguaian guys! Lets communicate. Brazilian school guys are rocking!
These are fun to watch. I like your vibe, Sonny. I'm your 555th like =)
Ningun afternoon ningun hello😂
Sony be a tutor in foreign languages, we proud of your be suceed bro.
Me wait.... When he said "you're peruvian then". Then a lady sound heard behind that maybe his sister or mom....
Sonny fala bem português. Impressionante.
Wkwkw sonny telah mempunyai gang dari brazil 😂🙌
Сони, хочется больше видеть собеседников на Русском языке, спасибо!
She is the same girl from one of last videos of KazuLanguage, Lol?😂. I mean, what a luck dude.
nmrl BR n dá pra levar a serio akakkakakaka n da, mto zuero desde nascença kakaakakkaka digo isso como BR tbm kakak
Lah upload ulang bang!? Btw lu main ome biasanya jam berapa?
bro you are the opposite of awkward lol
hahaha hahaha that happens to us often