American Was shocked by Animal Pronunciation differences Between 6 Countries!! 

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Actually, crows also do a "krawwwww" sound.

Hi Gene , thanks for commenting , it is great to see and hear you in the videos .

Makanya jangan kelamaan di luar negeri lupa bahasa sendiri

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​@@0.25kimchi Do u have instagram ?

Gak gak 3000

kadang kak pekak juga

Geckos play an important ecological role, and they are magnificent creatures. In Mexico, we also have the privilige to be visited by them. I'm curious, what are the most frequent responses when Indonesians encounter a gecko inside their house?

HAHA TRUE. In my country there's a myth, if the tokek sounds 7th time there would be a ghost over there😢

​@@xolotlmexihcah4671tokay gecko or the average common house gecko? Because if it's the latter we just kinda ignore them. Unless they start to do something that annoyed people. Like when they're walking on the dining table or falling and landing on someone. If it's the first one, people would have more reaction to it since they are rarely found in houses (especially in big cities). Some would hunt them to sell them as pets or medicine.

​@@xolotlmexihcah4671 There's a expression in Indonesian called counting gecko (tokek) which basically if you can't make up your mind, just rely on gecko. For instance, you are not sure if you want to go somewhere, then when you hear gecko, just say go, the next gecko sound, say no, then the next one go and so on until the gecko stop sounding. When it stop and you end up with go, then you go, if stop with no, then you won't go. Of course I doubt if anybody really do that but the expression of counting gecko refer to the above and it's pretty much still be used in daily conversations.

i dont know the gecko sound :D

Yeah "gagak" lol😂

I was mooved 🐮

I'm happy to have surprised you :D

Omg that’s true! Thanks for reminding me!!!

"cocorico" in french lol

imo "kikiriki" is the most accurate

thank you!

Hehe thank you ❤

Yes, and they pay taxes as well.

They should show the feets instead of talking so much bullsheet

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@@0.25kimchi Thanks Jessica , yes you were particularly good at the animal impressions , in fact you led the way ! , I agree with what was said on the video about the Japanese lady though , everything she says and does is just so cute , you cannot help loving her !.

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@@lus1992 tired and exhausted

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I agree with you

This is unnecessarily harsh. Just because Genesia, Violin, and Denny are better at English doesn’t necessarily mean they are better representatives for Indonesia. Being a good representative involves more than just language skills; it’s about embodying our culture, values, and experiences. If anything, Elita is a more accurate representation of the level of English proficiency of most Indonesians. She tried her best in expressing herself and people understood her, that’s all that matters. This kind of gatekeeping and elitist behavior is unproductive and unfair. We should celebrate and support all who represent our country, recognizing that their unique perspectives and experiences add value to our global image. We should all move beyond superficial judgments and appreciate the full spectrum of what it means to represent Indonesia.

elita is the accurate representation of the majority of indonesians when speaking english. maybe she lacks vocabs, but she gets her points across. she’s not trained in teaching indonesian language anyway, so she doesn’t have to speak “perfect english”.

yang beginian aja di ributin, malu sama negara lain woy

@@kilanspeaks What are you talking about? It should never be that complicated. Can she communicate what she is supposed to as a COUNTRY REPRESENTATIVE, yes or no? Another question, in that 'learning Indonesian' video, did you not feel a tiny bit of secondhand embarrassment or the urge to take over and explain it yourself? For instance, she translated "sudah makan" to "have been eating." That's just one example of some amateurish but important mistakes that strip the phrase of its actual meaning. She didn't explain much either in general because clearly she couldn't. I am sorry, but if she's supposed to be my representative as an Indonesian, I don't feel represented.

Apaan genesia?

​@@padlizilikram1186 nama orang

indonesian looks much similar xD

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yes, so natural

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The American is usually separate because these videos are like "an American compares their language to Asian languages" so all the Asians are separated from her.

It's always been like this with this channel. Either the American is at the center or exclusively seated, or randomly included in videos that actually have zero correlation with America. Koreans, in general, have a fascination with America due to the shared history between the two countries.

​@@dbradley2497Are the Germans there Asian? 🤭 I want to know the language of another country, what do you want to do? ridiculous thing. Try to learn on a par with other people and other languages😏

I thought the American was the host.

You sobXD