Yeah, she does NOT speak for us Americans LOL she obviously has never watched the anime. She claimed to have read the manga a long time ago, but she obviously didn't ever talk about it with anybody because they would've corrected her pronunciation immediately LOL Fake Fan for sure...
She said she read the manga, so she probably took her best guess when she was reading it and that stuck in her mind, so she thinks that's what she actually heard it as years later.
@@UrLeingodGood point, but I’m sure she could have heard his name being said as “loofy” but if she just read the manga without hearing anyone say his name before then it’s understandable. I actually used to call him that too when I was younger and never watched the anime before, but eventually I did catch on lol.
In german we have: - Monkey D. Ruffy - there’s always the debate translating names and stuff with L or R - Lorenor Zoro - original it‘s Roronoa Zoro - Lysopp - Usopp is a pun with the word “uso うそ” because he’s always lying and they actually translated it well in german because lying in german means “Lügen” so Lysopp (y and ü are the same sound) By the way: in the first/early *french* translations we had Pipo for Usopp and Sandy for Sanji… We are all happy those times are over
In Japan : Usopp In French : Pipo In the first French version of the manga, Usopp was called "Pipo". Pipo is a cute way to say lie in French (we write it “pipeau”)
In Brazil Buggy can sound in two different ways People familiar with the anime will try to pronounce as they hear, so it will be similar to what Ana said, but people reading the name without knowing the anime will pronounce it like “boogie”
No Brasil a gente teve versão dublada há uns anos de One Piece, daí eles traduziram para Fruta do Diabo no começo, pra introduzir o termo, mas no restante do tempo continuaram usando Akuma no Mi, igual no original
@@AmyAmeliaXDtecnicamente o Luffy não é brasileiro, o que o Oda disse é que por conta da energia e alegria dele se One piece se passasse no mundo real ele seria Brasileiro. É uma pena q não escolheram um brasileiro, mas ei a culpa não é da Netflix, lembre-se que o próprio Oda participou ativamente da decisão e pra ele o Inaki era o melhor Luffy
@@AmyAmeliaXDtecnicamente o Luffy não é brasileiro, o que o Oda disse é que por conta da energia e alegria dele se One piece se passasse no mundo real ele seria Brasileiro. É uma pena q não escolheram um brasileiro, mas ei a culpa não é da Netflix, lembre-se que o próprio Oda participou ativamente da decisão e pra ele o Inaki era o melhor Luffy
@@AmyAmeliaXD de novo, o Oda fala especificamente em um SBS q o Luffy seria Brasileiro se one piece se passasse no mundo real. Mas One piece se passa em um mundo fictício, então ele não é nada
Depende, porque eu vejo legendado então eles sempre traduzem os nomes, tipo fruto do diabo, oceanite ou pistola de borracha (akuma no mi, kairoseki, gomu gomu no pistol) Acontece que o diretor de dublagem é daqueles fãs chatos que ficam bravos se você não pronunciar o japonês certinho, tipo, não poder falar Rukia, Roronoa e Ritsuko com som de H
As an American, I've never heard anyone pronounce "Luffy" the way she did. Just look at the English dub of the anime, they pronounce it the way everyone else does.
I'm a bit surprised at how Sophia pronounced Luffy since I have never used that pronunciation and none of my peers have ever said it that way either. Is it perhaps how she personally has pronounced it as opposed to it being something that she has heard from her American peers? For clarification I am a Korean American having been born and raised in the United States.
There are two English dubs of One Piece and I think she was used to the first version ( which is so bad because it was done by 4kids who kept over censoring everything) and I recall that was how Luffy was called.
@@Kanshin They probably changed it because they were worried about copyright, because of how close it is to "Zorro," and didn't know the character's been in the public domain since 1995. As for Luffy, she said she read the manga first but fell off for a long time, right? So she probably took her best guess how to pronounce it and over time tricked herself into thinking that was how the anime said it. I've seen people do that.
@@UrLeingod I was thinking that first too but when I rewatched the beginning I thought I was the girl to the left of her that said that but maybe I’m wrong Even if didn’t say it if she read it it would make sense that’s how in a bubble I’d read it anyways
In Italy: Monkey d. Luffy ⚫cartoon: Rubber ⚫live action: Monkey d. Luffy Usopp instead ⚫cartoon: Asopp ⚫live action: Usopp then the others are all the same
No Brasil, já teve uma primeira dublagem, hoje em dia tivemos (Graças ao bom Deus!) uma nova redublagem com muito mais atenção nos detalhes. Na primeira versão a dublagem trazia Monkey D. Ruffy, com "R" mesmo na fala por causa da sonoridade em Japonês quando alguma palavra com a letra "L" é falada... Hoje com a redublagem temos Luffy com "L". De fato, essa redublagem é uma grande vitória para o Brasil ♥
@@felipiih uai?! Quem vai assistir em pt-br dublado não são os japoneses, e são eles que tem a sonoridade do "L" como "R" por isso que pra eles tanto faz, mas pra gente faz MUITA DIFERENÇA SIM! Foi isso que eu quis dizer... É muito melhor ter o nome do personagem com "Luffy" do que "Ruffy"
@@josianymarinho.pngtrue Correto, mas quando se fala de "precisão" para qual dos dois nomes estão mais perto do original, tanto faz, os dois soam iguais
Please do a game with nations and its couples. For example: a French couple, a Spanish couple with Andrea, a Brazilian couple with Ana, the American one, the Italian with Giulia and the handsome Italian guy.
In Indonesia 🇮🇩 we say : One Piece : One Piece or Wanpis 1. Monkey D Luffy : Luffy or Wanpis 2. Devil Fruit : Buah Iblis 3. Zoro : Zoro 4. Usopp : Usop 5. Sangji : Sanji 6. Chopper : Choper 7. Nami : Nami 8. Buggy : Buggy or Kapten Badut (Badut is Clown)
American girl definitely is not an anime fan and has definitely not watched One Piece. American fans do NOT rhyme "Luffy" with "fluffy" like she did, its not even said that way in either the 4Kids or Funimation English dub. That might be how she says it because she's only ever seen it written down., but saying thats the standard in the States is just flat out wrong.
Something told me she was going to say Luffy like puffy. No. If you say it like that you will be corrected by the fandom for sure. Americans say it like everyone else does.
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
@@lucaspresteseu tbm, na vdd até estranhei quando Ana falou. Mas é pq eu nunca vi a versão dublada, sempre a japonesa. Aí, no máximo eu dou uma "brasileirada" na pronúncia
In the Greek dub the names where completely different: Monkey D. Luffy -> Drake Roronoa Zoro -> Black Jack Nami -> Bonnie Usopp -> Gus Sanji -> Sanny Tony Tony Chopper -> Billy Kuro -> Black Pit Coby -> Ross Helmeppo -> Helmero Arlong -> Richie Don Krieg -> Don Sam And my personal favourite... Gol D. Roger -> "Goldfinger" Roger The Greek One Piece had a "James Bond" reference!!😂😂
@@ΚρανίΩ Unfortunately I don't know if you can find complete episodes but you can probably find some scenes on TH-cam if you type "One Piece Greek" or "Ντρέικ το κυνήγι του θησαυρού"
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
@@AmyAmeliaXDYes, but don't get too attached to these things... In the end they are just nonsense. Luffy isn't really Brazilian, don't forget that OP is set in a fantasy world, Brazil doesn't exist there. Simply a long time ago someone in SBS (the question and answer column that Oda personally manages in the pages between one chapter and another of the manga where he responds to postcards from Japanese readers) asked Oda if the characters of the Straw Hats they had a real nationality what would it be and he answered like this, for example Sanji French, Zoro Japanese, etc. But it's always very simple things like that... invented on the spot, semi-serious. Things that Oda responds to without even thinking too much about it, in fact they usually ask him absurd questions, as if they were foods that dishes would be, or unimportant things like birthday dates, or maniac things like the measurements of the characters' breasts feminine. All SBS are just for laughs in the end. But obviously the most avid fans take everything seriously and so this nationality thing immediately became very popular and over time even ended up becoming canon for OP fans. So to do the live action they had to look for actors who were at least approximately of those nationalities. It became a serious matter but it all started as a joke, from the simple curiosity of a common Japanese reader of the manga. So don't take it too hard man. Luffy isn't Brazilian... he's from Fuusha Village!! 😁 I send you a big hug, and to all of Brazil!!
Actually, we Italians say Usopp, with a U, but the girl based it on the initial pronunciations used in the Italian dubbing of the anime so she said Asopp and Rubber, but they're both wrong
Huum I feel some of Ana's pronunciation might be a regional thing, I call Usopp "Usôpi", almost similar to her pronunciation but with an closed O. Also Devil fruit, a lot of people just say as in japanese,Akuma no mi, without translating( and I think Netflix subtitles opted for the latter) Edit: Same case with Chopper, personally I call him Chopper with an closed O
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
@@AmyAmeliaXD os americanos tem medo do Gigante Sul Americano . Vejo um lado bom nisso , eu abri o vídeo e percebi que não falaram que o loofy era BR daí fechei o video e nem comentei sobre isso nos comentários pois achei que eu era o único que se incomodou com isso . E vc apereceu e comenteu sobre isso . Sinto que os Brasileiros estão percebendo mais esse tipo de situação . Antes só um o outro reparava agora tem mais pessoas falando sobre isso .
Shame they didn't have a german one there. It's Monkey D. Ruffy for us. Zorro, full name is Lorenor Zorro. Usupp is Lysopp. Who did put a g in Sanji? Sanji's just Sanji for us too. Chopper, Nami, Buggy pretty much just sound like that.
Actually in France, we indeed say ussop but in the first traduction of the Manga, he was called with a traduction of Ussop since it's "lie" in English, and he was called Pipo but it was quickly corrected for Ussop
2:42 *WE DO NOT SAY "LUFFY" LIKE THAT IN AMERICA* WTF HOW WAS THAT ALLOWED TO HAPPEN? HAS SHE EVER SPOKEN TO ANOTHER HUMAN IN AMERICA?! DID SHE EVEN WATCH THE NETFLIX SHOW? IT'S IN ENGLISH FOR GOD'S SAKE! HIS NAME IS PRONOUNCED PRETTY CLEARLY.
In America, back when 4kids was our unfortunate introduction to the series, we used to pronounce devil fruits as curses fruits, Zoro as Zolo, and the Marines as the Navy.
2:27 ya know some countrys are drifting a bit off but leaving an relatable connection for exaple in germany we say Monkey d Ruffy instead of luffy but naaah here comes greece in greece we say Monkey d drake dont ask some people thought it would be a good idea to change the name of luffy or ruffy to Fricin drake and ya know what with zoro it aint better in greece they call him black jack imma make an nice looking list below so you can see on how retarted we name the one piece characters here the list: Monkey D Luffy = Ντρέηκ (Drake) Roronoa Zoro = Μπλακ Τζακ (Blackjack) Nami = Μπόνι (Bonney) Usopp = Γκας (Gus) Sanji = Σάννυ (Sunny) Tony Tony Chopper = Μπίλι (Billy) Miss All-Sunday / Nico Robin = Δεσποινίς Ντόλυ (Miss Dolly) Gol D. Roger = Χρυσός Ρότζερ (Gold Roger)/Χρυσοδάχτυλος Ρότζερ (Goldfinger Roger) Kuro = Κάπταιν Πητ (Captain Pete) Monkey D. Dragon = Λάκι (Lucky)/Δράκος (Dragon) Monkey D. Garp = Ριτς (Rich) To name a few of them that i find the most hilarious xD Check the one piece wiki for the whole list i cant stop laughing because of chopper being billy xD
in the new adaptation of the animated series he is called Luffy, they changed him from Rubber after "OP Gold" was released (in the sense that in the film he is called Luffy)
in Greece they changed most of the names completely in the translation 😢... Luffy was Drake, Zoro was Blackjack, Nami was Bonnie, Usopp was Gus, Sanji was Sunny, I guess they wanted the names to be more relatable to American animations which were the staple at the time
I'm not trying to be rude, but that one woman from the USA that is not how we americans pronounce "Luffy." It doesn't even seem like she's even watched the anime or read the manga. I'm an american and have watched anime in general for 25 years. I'm only 140 episodes into one piece, and I know that isn't how americans pronounce it.
It would be funny to have languages where the characters are pronounced more different like in german or swedish or even Greek. Since they sounds very similar in the languages you've picked; it's just same names with different accent. By the way in german you pronounce it different, cause the german anime community puts a lot of thought and care in anime and often because of consistent, or other aspects they change the pronouncation of things.
Sound production is terrible, sounds like you put them in a bathroom with one mic on the dude at the end...he was the only one that was really clear while all the rest sounded like they were only being recorded on his mic...needs a remix
Por acompanhar One Piece há algum tempo, acabo não traduzindo "akuma no mi" nem mesmo os nomes das akuma no mi, tipo: "gomu gomu no mi", eu simplesmente falo da forma original.
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
Every time that she speak "in America we call..." I fell cringe, there is still people that doesn't know that there is more countries in America. Even Brazilians are called Americans
In france we had dark times when Sanji was called Sandy and Usopp was called Pipo, also Katakuri was called "Dog's teeth" i'm not even kidding, literally "dents-de-chien" (it's the name of a plant or a flour or smth but still)
The American girl does not say the names the way most of us Americans ACTUALLY say their names... I have to believe she just has never watched the anime or something because she pronounces it almost purposefully weird, like she herself isn't sure how it's supposed to be said or something.
Italian pronunce of "Usopp" Is due to the fact that we are used to the english/american sound of "u" (like in "us") and because "Usopp" Is such unfamiliar name we tent to read It as it's and english world. Funny fact: before knowing "Leroy Merlin" was french i used to read It with an heavy texan accent
Idk what that girl from America was on about maybe she watched a different version or something but that is not how us Americans typically say Luffy we dont say "Lufy" like she said we say "Loofy" dont care how its spelled thats just what his name is.
I feel like everytime I see these videos, they just find a random american who watched one piece/pokemon/whatevr one time lol versus the others actually seem like fans
I think the way the American girl says it is supposed to be how people with a western accent 'read' Luffy so in that sense she's right It isn't until people hear how it's pronounced that we'll say it correctly. If you give people just the name on the page, most of us will read it and try to pronounce it as "Luh-ffy We'll try to pronounce the "u" like we do with the word "lucky."
why did the american girl say luffy like that??? we were done dirty 💀
She's the same one who said French Buggy sounds like Baguette, so it fits.
Yeah, she does NOT speak for us Americans LOL she obviously has never watched the anime. She claimed to have read the manga a long time ago, but she obviously didn't ever talk about it with anybody because they would've corrected her pronunciation immediately LOL Fake Fan for sure...
In US we say Luffy like all the other countries, not sure what she heard
yeah, i was gonna comment the same thing, but that may be because ive only ever watched the japanese VA with subtitles
She said she read the manga, so she probably took her best guess when she was reading it and that stuck in her mind, so she thinks that's what she actually heard it as years later.
she is an imposter
wtf she on about, im not from america but i've heard more than enough american youtubers call him luffy (loofy) not whatever she called him
@@UrLeingodGood point, but I’m sure she could have heard his name being said as “loofy” but if she just read the manga without hearing anyone say his name before then it’s understandable. I actually used to call him that too when I was younger and never watched the anime before, but eventually I did catch on lol.
In French Usopp was actually called Pipo at first (because Pipo is pronunced like pipeau which means "a lie" in French)
We sometimes call him Pipo cuz it's also means "menteur"
oh i didn't know this its like kind smart, considering the character personality
There was also this translation of Sanji as Sandy in the old french edition of the manga.
zoko instead of zoro too iirc
not forgetting :
Nami, whose name was Corrine.
And smoker, Le Colonel Fumette.
That is not how Americans pronounce Luffy....
That girl is the only person in "America" who says Luffy like that. WTF
Exactly It's Loofy, not Loughy. Good lord does she even watch the show?
She's either a newer fan or she just never tried to correct herself
Right I’m like the only people who pronounce it like that are those that have never watched one piece. The English dub always says Loofy.
I’ve heard several people do that and I cringe every time.
In german we have:
- Monkey D. Ruffy - there’s always the debate translating names and stuff with L or R
- Lorenor Zoro - original it‘s Roronoa Zoro
- Lysopp - Usopp is a pun with the word “uso うそ” because he’s always lying and they actually translated it well in german because lying in german means “Lügen” so Lysopp (y and ü are the same sound)
By the way: in the first/early *french* translations we had Pipo for Usopp and Sandy for Sanji… We are all happy those times are over
So in German you basically call him Roofie? 🤣
@@tokeeriksen2425 it sounds like roughy 😅
In swedish we have "Ruffy" aswell. And "Loronoa Zoro". Usopp is Usopp though.
@@KevinUchihaOG oooh that’s actually interesting ! I didn’t know
No its more like Rah-ffy@@tokeeriksen2425
In Japan : Usopp
In French : Pipo
In the first French version of the manga, Usopp was called "Pipo". Pipo is a cute way to say lie in French (we write it “pipeau”)
I don't know where they found him, because Hé miss that, and Sandi for Sanji
Sandi en français ? ça ne me dit rien@@valentinmarrer5486
Nakama around the earth
In Brazil Buggy can sound in two different ways
People familiar with the anime will try to pronounce as they hear, so it will be similar to what Ana said, but people reading the name without knowing the anime will pronounce it like “boogie”
O melhor de todos é o Boga
As Canadian I always read Sanji with the french pronunciation because his character is so heavily french-coded
Brasileira: Ussopi
todo mundo:uaaaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
No Brasil a gente teve versão dublada há uns anos de One Piece, daí eles traduziram para Fruta do Diabo no começo, pra introduzir o termo, mas no restante do tempo continuaram usando Akuma no Mi, igual no original
@@AmyAmeliaXD o Ator é Brasileiro?
@@AmyAmeliaXDtecnicamente o Luffy não é brasileiro, o que o Oda disse é que por conta da energia e alegria dele se One piece se passasse no mundo real ele seria Brasileiro. É uma pena q não escolheram um brasileiro, mas ei a culpa não é da Netflix, lembre-se que o próprio Oda participou ativamente da decisão e pra ele o Inaki era o melhor Luffy
@@AmyAmeliaXDtecnicamente o Luffy não é brasileiro, o que o Oda disse é que por conta da energia e alegria dele se One piece se passasse no mundo real ele seria Brasileiro. É uma pena q não escolheram um brasileiro, mas ei a culpa não é da Netflix, lembre-se que o próprio Oda participou ativamente da decisão e pra ele o Inaki era o melhor Luffy
@@AmyAmeliaXD de novo, o Oda fala especificamente em um SBS q o Luffy seria Brasileiro se one piece se passasse no mundo real. Mas One piece se passa em um mundo fictício, então ele não é nada
Depende, porque eu vejo legendado então eles sempre traduzem os nomes, tipo fruto do diabo, oceanite ou pistola de borracha (akuma no mi, kairoseki, gomu gomu no pistol)
Acontece que o diretor de dublagem é daqueles fãs chatos que ficam bravos se você não pronunciar o japonês certinho, tipo, não poder falar Rukia, Roronoa e Ritsuko com som de H
who in the US says Loughy
Not One Piece fans
probably first time hearing one piece in her life
Just that girl.
Yeah, I'm American and have never heard anyone pronounce Luffy the way the American girl did lol.
I speak for all Americans. WE DO NOT PRONOUNCE LUFFY AS 'LUH-FI'! SHE IS NOT A TRUE FAN!
lol american one piece are really upset at her huh
if she never hear the correct pronunciation, I wonder how she knew Zoro is Zoro not Zolo lol stupid Viz manga print
As an American, I've never heard anyone pronounce "Luffy" the way she did.
Just look at the English dub of the anime, they pronounce it the way everyone else does.
Many who read the manga pronounce it that way. before they hear how it is actually pronounced.
I'm a bit surprised at how Sophia pronounced Luffy since I have never used that pronunciation and none of my peers have ever said it that way either. Is it perhaps how she personally has pronounced it as opposed to it being something that she has heard from her American peers? For clarification I am a Korean American having been born and raised in the United States.
There are two English dubs of One Piece and I think she was used to the first version ( which is so bad because it was done by 4kids who kept over censoring everything) and I recall that was how Luffy was called.
@@darkessraven I watched some 4kids dub clips recently and they never pronounced it Luffy just "Loofy"
@@darkessraven backing up what calakit was saying
They messed up Zoro turning it to Zolo
but Luffy was correct.
@@Kanshin They probably changed it because they were worried about copyright, because of how close it is to "Zorro," and didn't know the character's been in the public domain since 1995.
As for Luffy, she said she read the manga first but fell off for a long time, right? So she probably took her best guess how to pronounce it and over time tricked herself into thinking that was how the anime said it. I've seen people do that.
@@UrLeingod I was thinking that first too but when I rewatched the beginning I thought I was the girl to the left of her that said that but maybe I’m wrong
Even if didn’t say it if she read it it would make sense that’s how in a bubble I’d read it anyways
In Italy:
Monkey d. Luffy
⚫cartoon: Rubber
⚫live action: Monkey d. Luffy
Usopp instead
⚫cartoon: Asopp
⚫live action: Usopp
then the others are all the same
The anime dub actually corrected the names over time. Now they are all in line with the Japanese ones (Luffy and Usopp included)
No Brasil, já teve uma primeira dublagem, hoje em dia tivemos (Graças ao bom Deus!) uma nova redublagem com muito mais atenção nos detalhes. Na primeira versão a dublagem trazia Monkey D. Ruffy, com "R" mesmo na fala por causa da sonoridade em Japonês quando alguma palavra com a letra "L" é falada... Hoje com a redublagem temos Luffy com "L".
De fato, essa redublagem é uma grande vitória para o Brasil ♥
No Japão eles não percebem a diferença entre "R" e "L" então meio que tanto faz isso
@@felipiih uai?! Quem vai assistir em pt-br dublado não são os japoneses, e são eles que tem a sonoridade do "L" como "R" por isso que pra eles tanto faz, mas pra gente faz MUITA DIFERENÇA SIM! Foi isso que eu quis dizer... É muito melhor ter o nome do personagem com "Luffy" do que "Ruffy"
@@josianymarinho.pngtrue Correto, mas quando se fala de "precisão" para qual dos dois nomes estão mais perto do original, tanto faz, os dois soam iguais
Please do a game with nations and its couples. For example: a French couple, a Spanish couple with Andrea, a Brazilian couple with Ana, the American one, the Italian with Giulia and the handsome Italian guy.
This would be interesting
In Indonesia 🇮🇩 we say :
One Piece : One Piece or Wanpis
1. Monkey D Luffy : Luffy or Wanpis
2. Devil Fruit : Buah Iblis
3. Zoro : Zoro
4. Usopp : Usop
5. Sangji : Sanji
6. Chopper : Choper
7. Nami : Nami
8. Buggy : Buggy or Kapten Badut (Badut is Clown)
shanks = jeki😂😂
My mother country spoiling the ending?
Kalo di dubbing tv dulu Luffy disebut Ruffy
It's good when the name are the same... It's easy to everyone understand, even if the pronounce is not quite the same in everyone's language.
American girl definitely is not an anime fan and has definitely not watched One Piece. American fans do NOT rhyme "Luffy" with "fluffy" like she did, its not even said that way in either the 4Kids or Funimation English dub. That might be how she says it because she's only ever seen it written down., but saying thats the standard in the States is just flat out wrong.
I have NEVER heard another american say Luffy like that. It is always "loofy" like bro what 💀
Something told me she was going to say Luffy like puffy. No. If you say it like that you will be corrected by the fandom for sure. Americans say it like everyone else does.
The live action cast even made a short telling everybody how to pronounce it repeatedly
na parte da akuma no mi, a gente fala assim mesmo no nosso sotaque brasileiro.
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
E Usopp e Chopper? Não sei se é regional, mas pessoalmente sempre falei com O fechado Usôpp, Chôpper
@@AmyAmeliaXDcala a boca, esquisito
@@antoniopera6909 oxi do nada
@@lucaspresteseu tbm, na vdd até estranhei quando Ana falou. Mas é pq eu nunca vi a versão dublada, sempre a japonesa. Aí, no máximo eu dou uma "brasileirada" na pronúncia
Everyone who speek English will say Loofy not Laffy , i think American girl doesn't know she just making up😂
In the Greek dub the names where completely different:
Monkey D. Luffy -> Drake
Roronoa Zoro -> Black Jack
Nami -> Bonnie
Usopp -> Gus
Sanji -> Sanny
Tony Tony Chopper -> Billy
Kuro -> Black Pit
Coby -> Ross
Helmeppo -> Helmero
Arlong -> Richie
Don Krieg -> Don Sam
And my personal favourite...
Gol D. Roger -> "Goldfinger" Roger
The Greek One Piece had a "James Bond" reference!!😂😂
where can you watch that im trynna practice my greek
@@ΚρανίΩ Unfortunately I don't know if you can find complete episodes but you can probably find some scenes on TH-cam if you type "One Piece Greek" or "Ντρέικ το κυνήγι του θησαυρού"
Black Pit. Lmao
Quê isso, a Ana é perfeita, é bem humorada, gentil, linda e ainda por cima curte One Piece. É pra casar.
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
Atacante
@@AmyAmeliaXDYes, but don't get too attached to these things... In the end they are just nonsense. Luffy isn't really Brazilian, don't forget that OP is set in a fantasy world, Brazil doesn't exist there.
Simply a long time ago someone in SBS (the question and answer column that Oda personally manages in the pages between one chapter and another of the manga where he responds to postcards from Japanese readers) asked Oda if the characters of the Straw Hats they had a real nationality what would it be and he answered like this, for example Sanji French, Zoro Japanese, etc. But it's always very simple things like that... invented on the spot, semi-serious. Things that Oda responds to without even thinking too much about it, in fact they usually ask him absurd questions, as if they were foods that dishes would be, or unimportant things like birthday dates, or maniac things like the measurements of the characters' breasts feminine. All SBS are just for laughs in the end.
But obviously the most avid fans take everything seriously and so this nationality thing immediately became very popular and over time even ended up becoming canon for OP fans. So to do the live action they had to look for actors who were at least approximately of those nationalities. It became a serious matter but it all started as a joke, from the simple curiosity of a common Japanese reader of the manga.
So don't take it too hard man. Luffy isn't Brazilian... he's from Fuusha Village!! 😁
I send you a big hug, and to all of Brazil!!
5:48 Fun fact Italy pronunciation is similar to Yasopp who is usop's dad and member of Red haired pirates shanks 😂😂😂
Actually, we Italians say Usopp, with a U, but the girl based it on the initial pronunciations used in the Italian dubbing of the anime so she said Asopp and Rubber, but they're both wrong
@@gabry_zerogo Ohh 😯 I see now I understand
@@yashwardhantubid2581 For quite a few years now, even in the Italian dubbing the names have been pronounced correctly in Luffy and Usopp
Why every french name sounds like some perfume brand , fancy
I love that they took anime fans from all over the world and not insufferable influencers as Amazon did with their TROP promotion.
The way the american pronounced luffy is the way americans who haven't watched the show say luffy. Everyone I know pronounces it as Loofie.
Huum I feel some of Ana's pronunciation might be a regional thing, I call Usopp "Usôpi", almost similar to her pronunciation but with an closed O.
Also Devil fruit, a lot of people just say as in japanese,Akuma no mi, without translating( and I think Netflix subtitles opted for the latter)
Edit: Same case with Chopper, personally I call him Chopper with an closed O
simmm, eu também
Tragam Ana mais vezes 🇧🇷
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
@@magomistico562 e como sempre para os gringos todos latinos são espanhóis
@@AmyAmeliaXD Não fica muito confiante que o Loofy é brasileiro . Daqui a pouco o Autor do anime fala que o loffy é mexicano . Não duvido nada .
@@magomistico562 o autor e japa ele é de boa o filme foi feito pelos ignorantes dos americanos esse é o problema
@@AmyAmeliaXD os americanos tem medo do Gigante Sul Americano . Vejo um lado bom nisso , eu abri o vídeo e percebi que não falaram que o loofy era BR daí fechei o video e nem comentei sobre isso nos comentários pois achei que eu era o único que se incomodou com isso .
E vc apereceu e comenteu sobre isso . Sinto que os Brasileiros estão percebendo mais esse tipo de situação . Antes só um o outro reparava agora tem mais pessoas falando sobre isso .
Shame they didn't have a german one there.
It's Monkey D. Ruffy for us.
Zorro, full name is Lorenor Zorro.
Usupp is Lysopp.
Who did put a g in Sanji? Sanji's just Sanji for us too.
Chopper, Nami, Buggy pretty much just sound like that.
2:45
no we fucking don't. We say it the same way as they do in Japan
3:55
"some people"
meaning you, because you didn't know any better
The French guy got all phone numbers after this video 😂 every time he said something, they were impressed
Why they got Americans that don’t know anything about the character for the saying of his name on this panel
American girl says luh-fee. Entire american viewerbase, "Wut?"
Fun fact, in french when the anime started, "Usopp" was called "Pipo".
Lucky guy, all those women are really beautiful.
In the first french edition of one piece Usopp was called "Pipo", Sanji was called "Sandy" but it was changed later
Actually in France, we indeed say ussop but in the first traduction of the Manga, he was called with a traduction of Ussop since it's "lie" in English, and he was called Pipo but it was quickly corrected for Ussop
2:42 *WE DO NOT SAY "LUFFY" LIKE THAT IN AMERICA*
WTF HOW WAS THAT ALLOWED TO HAPPEN? HAS SHE EVER SPOKEN TO ANOTHER HUMAN IN AMERICA?! DID SHE EVEN WATCH THE NETFLIX SHOW? IT'S IN ENGLISH FOR GOD'S SAKE! HIS NAME IS PRONOUNCED PRETTY CLEARLY.
They literally brought the most American person I have ever seen lmao
In America, back when 4kids was our unfortunate introduction to the series, we used to pronounce devil fruits as curses fruits, Zoro as Zolo, and the Marines as the Navy.
Giulia 🇮🇹❤️
2:27 ya know some countrys are drifting a bit off but leaving an relatable connection for exaple in germany we say Monkey d Ruffy instead of luffy but naaah here comes greece in greece we say Monkey d drake dont ask some people thought it would be a good idea to change the name of luffy or ruffy to Fricin drake and ya know what with zoro it aint better in greece they call him black jack imma make an nice looking list below so you can see on how retarted we name the one piece characters
here the list:
Monkey D Luffy = Ντρέηκ (Drake)
Roronoa Zoro = Μπλακ Τζακ (Blackjack)
Nami = Μπόνι (Bonney)
Usopp = Γκας (Gus)
Sanji = Σάννυ (Sunny)
Tony Tony Chopper = Μπίλι (Billy)
Miss All-Sunday / Nico Robin = Δεσποινίς Ντόλυ (Miss Dolly)
Gol D. Roger = Χρυσός Ρότζερ (Gold Roger)/Χρυσοδάχτυλος Ρότζερ (Goldfinger Roger)
Kuro = Κάπταιν Πητ (Captain Pete)
Monkey D. Dragon = Λάκι (Lucky)/Δράκος (Dragon)
Monkey D. Garp = Ριτς (Rich)
To name a few of them that i find the most hilarious xD
Check the one piece wiki for the whole list i cant stop laughing because of chopper being billy xD
Everytime Ana say a name in Brazilian, everyone goes "OooooH" hahaha
Kinda cool!
Ana: speaks ✨
Everybody: OOOOH
I think its just her. I've only ever heard Luffy as "Loo-Fee" in America.
Really good video ! Amazing the difference on some words depend the language.
Yyyyyy
Americans do *NOT* pronounce Luffy that way. We say *Loo-Fee*
Not Luh-Fee
We do not say Luh-fee in America..
Ana é Minha Sub Celeb Brasileira da Coreia do Sul Favorita....Eu vi o Mundo de Sofia vs xing ling
in the new adaptation of the animated series he is called Luffy, they changed him from Rubber after "OP Gold" was released (in the sense that in the film he is called Luffy)
Please invite a german one. They say strong words like Devils fruit TEUFELSFRUCHT!!
In italy actually we call him in the same way, luffy. The elder dubbing is exchange and now the name is luffy
*Brazilian girl says anything*
Everyone else : Wow 😮
in Greece they changed most of the names completely in the translation 😢... Luffy was Drake, Zoro was Blackjack, Nami was Bonnie, Usopp was Gus, Sanji was Sunny, I guess they wanted the names to be more relatable to American animations which were the staple at the time
Goldberg Variations to end the video was pretty nice.
The girls dying about Zoro is my energy 😂😂 Our favorite plot❤ Love from Brazil 🇧🇷
And then we have us germans, haha. "Ruffey" "Lyssop" xD
I'm not trying to be rude, but that one woman from the USA that is not how we americans pronounce "Luffy." It doesn't even seem like she's even watched the anime or read the manga. I'm an american and have watched anime in general for 25 years. I'm only 140 episodes into one piece, and I know that isn't how americans pronounce it.
It would be funny to have languages where the characters are pronounced more different like in german or swedish or even Greek. Since they sounds very similar in the languages you've picked; it's just same names with different accent. By the way in german you pronounce it different, cause the german anime community puts a lot of thought and care in anime and often because of consistent, or other aspects they change the pronouncation of things.
I'm also watching the One Piece live action for "the plot" and it's Zoro. I can't stop simping for him
Sound production is terrible, sounds like you put them in a bathroom with one mic on the dude at the end...he was the only one that was really clear while all the rest sounded like they were only being recorded on his mic...needs a remix
Por acompanhar One Piece há algum tempo, acabo não traduzindo "akuma no mi" nem mesmo os nomes das akuma no mi, tipo: "gomu gomu no mi", eu simplesmente falo da forma original.
Eu tô pito porque não mencionarão a questão que o personagem principal é BR luffy e um dos únicos que são BR em anime e o cara e hispânico ou mexicano sei lá mais eu sei que ele não é BR
@@AmyAmeliaXDvey, ninguém liga pra isso
Sim, até no momento pensei que ela iria falar 'akuma no mi' ao invés de 'fruta do diabo'.
Every time that she speak "in America we call..." I fell cringe, there is still people that doesn't know that there is more countries in America. Even Brazilians are called Americans
Cara, a coreana é tão fofa😮😮😮😮
Luhffy is crazy 😂
I wish they covered the word "gomu gomu no"
Comunque in Italiano vengono anche chiamati soprattutto nelle prime puntate dell'anime: frutti del mare
Wow, Saki so good at english.
I feel miss represented by this girls weird pronunciation.
In France we used to have a another name for ussop and it was used a long Time ago , ussop was named "pipo"
In france we had dark times when Sanji was called Sandy and Usopp was called Pipo, also Katakuri was called "Dog's teeth" i'm not even kidding, literally "dents-de-chien" (it's the name of a plant or a flour or smth but still)
In Austria we say Ruffy.
In America, we don't say "Monkey D. LA - FEE" we say "Monkey D. LOO - FEE" they even said it like that in the live action like come on now.
It would be more interesting if they had focused on the fruits names.
The American girl does not say the names the way most of us Americans ACTUALLY say their names... I have to believe she just has never watched the anime or something because she pronounces it almost purposefully weird, like she herself isn't sure how it's supposed to be said or something.
In Germany he is called Ruffy lol
The only Americans I’ve heard pronounce Luffy like that don’t watch One Piece.
Nobody in america calls in luhfeey lol. we all say it how everyone else says it.
Ana a mais simpático e culta
Italian pronunce of "Usopp" Is due to the fact that we are used to the english/american sound of "u" (like in "us") and because "Usopp" Is such unfamiliar name we tent to read It as it's and english world.
Funny fact: before knowing "Leroy Merlin" was french i used to read It with an heavy texan accent
"the plot is called Zoro"
preach
MONKEY D. RUFFY
Idk what that girl from America was on about maybe she watched a different version or something but that is not how us Americans typically say Luffy we dont say "Lufy" like she said we say "Loofy" dont care how its spelled thats just what his name is.
I feel like everytime I see these videos, they just find a random american who watched one piece/pokemon/whatevr one time lol versus the others actually seem like fans
I think the way the American girl says it is supposed to be how people with a western accent 'read' Luffy so in that sense she's right
It isn't until people hear how it's pronounced that we'll say it correctly.
If you give people just the name on the page, most of us will read it and try to pronounce it as "Luh-ffy
We'll try to pronounce the "u" like we do with the word "lucky."
Yeah ain't no one calling him 'Luhfy' out here in the US
In Brazil BOGA means another thing...
Im glad I have no clue what they're talking about.
In swedish Manga it is:
Ruffy
Nami
Lolonoa Zorro
Usopp
Sanji
Choppa
...
I get that the video's taking advantage of the recent Netflix series, but you would've had more differences with older mangas.
kakakakak por eu assistir one piece sempre legendado eu falo tudo da forma japonesa mesmo
Nossa como você é asiatica
Yeah..same name in japanese more neutral because anime from japan
@@JeniferTargaryen kkkkkk cê é chatonakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Literally nobody, and I mean NOBODY, says it LUH-FY, Sophia. Where did they even pick this girl from???
In Germamy it's Ruffy, Teufelsfrucht, Zoro, Lyssop, Sanji, Chopper, Nami, Buggy,
I think she would have lost her mind, if a German person was present😂 Luffy -> Ruhffy, Zoro -> Tzuhrro, Usopp -> Lysop