American was shocked by Asians' English Differences!! 

I'm a Filipino and I just hope the Filipina explained why we pronounce English words the same as the Americans. We were colonized by the Americans too, so it's somewhat engraved in our minds. Also, she should've explained that we have "Filipinized" pronunciation and spelling for English words. For "Computer", in Filipino spelling it would be "Kompyuter" and the letter R would be stronger than the American R. It would've been a fun fact for them :)

That Japanese girl is probably the most extrovert Japanese person I have ever seen aha love the energy :)

In Thailand 🇹🇭, we're good at creating English abbreviations . McDonalds = Mc Coca Cola = Coke Air Conditioner = Air Computer = Com . More than that 😂 . Seven-Eleven = Seven Condominium = Condo Ice cream = I Tim Microwave = Wave Microphone = Mic (Mai) Motorcycle = Mo Cy (Mor Sai) American = Me Can (May Gun) Hairdryer = Dry (Dri) Concert = Con (young people only)

Their accents are so beautiful. I love it :)))

The girl from Japan is very cheerful, friendly, and seems like a very extroverted person. Her bright spirit is contagious :)

🤣🤣🤣 i've been getting so much fun omg. Thanks for your videos and big love for u guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️💋

Extrovert East asian in the frontseat Introvert Southeast Asia in the backseat 😂

"I just hope the Filipina explained ..." As a fellow Filipina, I very am grateful she didn't do that. Imagine you were having a great time, and then suddenly without asking in the first place you'll mention the history of colonization of the US in the Philippines. I know your intentions are good and may doesn't want to sound obnoxious but it MAY ruin the wholesome mood of the conversations. From the title itself, I bet you already have an idea of what the topic would be. There is a right place and moment where you can explain that kind of topic and this is not one of them. The Filipina in this video always answers in a very polite and simple manner yet very sophisticated and friendly at the same time. The best representation of a typical Filipina.

The Japanese girl really understands Mandarin tones. She's drawing them with her hands in the air while pronouncing Mandarin.

I really love the Japanese and Chinese's girls' personality! They're so amazing and I learned a lot.

Saki is a very emotional woman. Be the kind of woman that everyone will like.☺

They put 3 east asian in front and southeast asian in the back. LOL

8 girls from different countries in the video , that's awesome , Shannon seems like a student waiting for the class and the other girls her teacher 😂

This was so lovely. I used to have a large group of friends from all over the world when I was in college and we would learn a lot from each other. This reminds me of good times.

I love them all very much❤I really surprised when i heard a sound of any object in different language it is so nice and respecting all.

it's so wonderful to see so many people with different cultural backgrounds can share their unique languages with kindness

Wow the japanese girl's voice is so deep and rich in sound. It's not what I expected based on her appearance and female voices from japan in general. Very pretty. Funny when she's speaking japanese her voice changes instantly and gets all cutesy. I definitely notice it on myself when speaking a different language that my voice changes, too.

As a Filipino it's common that our English mostly Pronounce the words almost the same with Americans. But of course there's still a lot of difference depending where they study the Language like University, Local Accents in different Countryside or Provinces.

I feel like they all could just be friends. Go out and has lunch after this. Love it.

I love the energy from the Thai girl, super cute

I'm a Japanese and I admired how fluent the Japanese girl's English was. She is so friendly that she may have learned English by talking with a lot of people. I was inspired by her and I'll make efforts to master English!!

Filipinos pronounce words very clearly that's why there's a really unique accent that Filipinos have when they speak English.

i love that Japanese girl she's so cuteee and i just love her energy ✨

Love the energy and the comradeship these lovely ladies share! Looks cute to watch

I'm Indonesian and there are some slang words for "friends" or "close friends" like, "sobat" which got shortened of "sahabat" as both has the same meaning as "best friend" or "buddy". "Sob" too, shortened form of "sobat" or "bos" but spelled from backwards, as bos also stands for "boss" in english. The rest are similar with how American call them with "Bro", "bud", and "buddy". 👍

I love hearing the different ways of expressing words from such friendly and beautiful women! It’s always enriching to get to know people from other cultures. What a cool opportunity!

Section 1/Row 1 : Korean, Japanese, Chinese Section 4/Row 4 : Thai, Filipino, Indo, Vietnamese Perfect seating arrangement lol. 😂

I am American. That was a fun video. I lived in another country on another continent for 9 years and always found that understanding and friendship always follows trying to learn each other's language. ... Language appropriation is interesting because languages and dialects are usually more connected than most people probably believe. English includes words from many languages, but mainly from German and Latin because the Latin-speaking Romans colonized northern Europe 2,000 years ago. The Filipino languages, Tagalog and Cebuano/Bisayan, incorporate Sanskrit, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, and English (American) as well as other languages because their islands were colonized and or dominated by those speakers during at least the last 2,000 years, if not longer. Interestingly, Sanskrit and English are both Indo-European languages. ... And just as English was formed because of the actions of their colonizers, the people colonized by English speakers were, in turn, required to learn English, often to the harm of their own languages. However, all languages, including English, incorporate foreign words through trade and other social causes, including intermarriage. Languages are not static but change on their own every year as the speakers change. Sometimes these changes are due to war and conquest, but usually they are due to trade, music, art (film, video, cartoons, etc) etc. ... We can blame each other for past colonization, or we can embrace the changes. For those who despise English because English speakers colonized your land, then reject English and speak your native language. For me that would mean giving up all the Latin words--or about half of English and just speaking German. If I did that, then I could not use half of the words I have used here--which would be awkward and more work than the effort is worth. Instead, I have chosen to embrace my language--English--and learn about its German and Latin components as well as the other components also added in.

The dogs bark onomatopoeias was very interesting. I was intrigued how the were so vastly different. I want you guys to do a similar episode where it’s all onomatopoeias. Great job all.

This was so fun, could you guys do Caribbean countries next please 🙏🏽

that thai girl’s facial expressions are priceless ❤

Watching your video from Switzerland 🇨🇭 very interesting to hear the different intonation pronounciation. Just like you when you’re together we laugh. Differences makes the world beautiful. Should all people the same its monoton. No beauty at all. You see it makes someone laugh.

love the way Japan girl react every single situation.

I love how they all feel comfortable in each other's comfort

Same with Saki, I like to go to New York as well ❤

The korean girl smile makes me really happy. Just wanted her to smile and laugh all the time

Thanks for including Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese! ♡

The group energy was really good, I find myself smiling or laughing several times! I love how they were all really open to learn and share, smiley and just nice ! I love it !

I'm from Thailand but I love how Japanese accent are so cute

Listening to different languages really fascinates me! Definitely enjoyed watching this video! ❤

i really like your video , hope you can do more about asia like this , like pronunciation difference by Country Names 🌷💖💖

I love how there is Vietnamese cause there is barely videos that are Vietnamese. My parents are from Vietnam and I love speaking Vietnamese to my grandparents!

Precious, loved it

Haha😂so fun to listen this channel like japan girl😂but im from philippines😅

This is lowkey one of the best world friends episode for me 🌎

Love these group of women! Love to see a lot more of these video's with them together!

girl from thailand is gorgeous

Thats so nice to know by sharing International language and each one refresentative Country with different Dialict. I have different accient too , cause im here in Deutschland and working here In Frankfurt Airport as Passenger Attendance mostly Passenger say's that the way im talk its Sound like British English but I learnd American English I speak Tagalog Visaya with 50%spanish words, I Speak German Language too, but mostly im using English langauge in whole day at work.

I love how they included and cutely pronounce the word Blackpink in different languages☺💕 I'm a Filo blink, btw...🤟 So love this vid, had so much fun💯

My former teacher told us that climate are also a factor on how words are pronounced or the speech are delivered. Like for example in countries situated in cold places, the words are often pronounced without opening the mouth too wide, it is because in cold areas they are conserving the heat in their bodies. Unlike in countries which are tropical the words used often are expelling air

I'm American and I love all of them. Such great personalities and beautiful. Love the all the different languages and annunciations.....

I'm from China. I love this video so much!!!!! Shannon is like a student and there're so many good teachers!!!

The Japanese girl is super confident and hilarious at the same time.

For the Philippines side. We actually use American english but we do have a Filipino English version. Filipino who have been abroad or who works abroad usually use the American version. Difference is, well american english is what it is. Filipino English have more pronounced R. V and B are interchangeable, F and P as well. 'Th' in words like The, That, This, These is pronounced with a hard D, so it's Da, Dat, Dis, Dis (This and These are pronounced the same). T is a hard T while american english have a ts or d sound and each vowel is pronounced with emphasis. Let's use Aircon for example, for Filipino English it's Erkon. Other than that, we have words that have changed meaning like the word "commute", in the Philippines it means riding public transport while in american english it means to travel. Again, outside of the Philippines, it's most common to hear filipinos use american english rather than filipino english.

I swear this is my real interest, nd after watching it i realised I've been for such content on all over youtube since years , nd i hope if u love discovering new languages and places , u might feel the same . Also i love how korean Japanese and Chinese English sounds so different and fascinating at the same time ♾️

American people are really very kind and respectful...I love it

I really like seeing Asian unite, you can feel how strong and respectful they're in many ways religion and nationality

One of the longest and also greatest intros of the channel

Chinese is so unique that by single word combination togenerate a new meaning

NC is the best! Lived in Korea for two months and I want to go back! Thailand & Japan is next!

We need more East/Southeast asian content ❤️ maybe from trying food, listening to music, traditions, clothes, myths, artist etc.

This is so interesting! I had fun! Hope next video would be the difference "English language" of American, British, Irish, Australian, and Canadian.

The Japanase is Much Good she IS Adorable ♥️🇯🇵i Like Of all🇵🇭🇨🇳🇮🇩🇰🇷

The 3 Hot extroverted East Asian girls sitting at front always set the mood of the discussions!

With all the chaos going on, this content really put a smile on me. Love it

That japanese girl is so fun... Love from Philippines 🇵🇭.

It's nice seeing different countries having fun sharing their accent to each other ☺️ Hope everyone was not racist when it comes to accent and the way they speak.

Shannon you are so pretty!

From this video, I relized that some word of Indonesian Bahasa and Filipina Tagalog have a kind of similar pronounciation. Love this cirlce world friends. I just hope that I would come to their each country to find some of this

I’m Vietnamese and I had no idea there were other ways to say air conditioner 😂 my family calls it ‘máy lạnh’ which really just means máy=machine and lạnh=cold

Its nice to have a proper representative from my country 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

In Japan, it's more common to say 'computer' as 'pasokon' as in 'personal computer'. 'McDonalds' is normally shortened to 'makku' in the Kanto region and 'makkudo' in the Kansai region.

As a Thai I never notice how short Thai words are until I watched this video lol we really do love shorten words

Omg such a beautiful rhythm in all of these languages.

i think indonesian people has the most flexible tongue so that is why we dont have really strong english accent , its more like we could easily imitate british or american accent. The tone between each person here varies so much. Indonesia has many local language, which is their second language. And that’s where the different accents, wordings, and structure of sentences came from.

I like all these girls. They seem nice and comfortable w each other. They look like a nice group of girl friends.

Shannon is wonderful. She is willing to try things willingly. Great trait! love the Thai shortening of words---great! If I had a dog, I would call it "go-go"

Two fun facts: The Chinese word for CocaCola is 可口可乐，Not only they sound alike, the chinese translation also has a good meaning, 可口 means tasty 可乐means pleasing ; The chinese name for blackpink is 粉墨，粉is pink, 墨 can mean black, but it's not the go to word for chinese to say black. but we choose 粉墨 as the name because there is a idiom in China is 粉墨登场，it originally means someone or a bunch of people, all dressed up and prepared to go on stage and perform.

The chinese girl...teaching coke..so aggressive 😂 Cant wait till she is a mom haha. 😅 And the japanese girl is a riot...she seems so cool.

I'm Chinese, and I always correct Chinese people that "Chinese" is not a single language but rather, a group of languages!!! I speak Cantonese, Hakka, Mandarin, Wu and Xiang, all of which are Chinese languages. Btw, I also speak English and French cuz I'm Chinese Canadian.

I hope Saki's dream of doing homestay with Shannon's family becomes a reality. This will improve her understanding of American culture and picking up on the language at the same time. 😃

I just thought Saki had a husky, raspy voice which makes it more attractive! 😃

Seeing this video makes me want to visit each country.

all so beautiful

3:54 me all the time when my friends craking jokes HAHAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣 love the Japanese girl so funny damnnnn

The way they just repeat all together is so cute💜 Its like a lityle classroom😂

In thailand we sometimes also say “com” instead of comuter

Interestingly, Coca-Cola is transliterated as 可口可乐 in Chinese. Not only similar pronunciation, the literal translation of "可口可乐" is yummy and funny. There are many such interesting translations in the Chinese, and everyone is welcome to explore them together😄

I love asian languages, is just so beautiful and cool

Love it!!❤ Japanese lady is the best😍

That funny japanese destroyed everybody, otherwise it would have be a shame/uncomfortable interview. But the thailand, ehh she's the cute!

Friends in the Philippines is Beshie, adopted from Gay Lingo. Beshie is very common now like every filipino use the word that much.

The Japanese girl is very cheerful, it's pleasant to just watch her be herself :)

The Japanese girl is awesome..I just like her

So much fun. How did they gather all these people from different parts of the world in the same room? I am from New York. Still remember running into a Japanese girl and ended up spending the entire day with her. Her accent was so cute. Love Japanese accent.

I'm from Philippines and i thank you 🥰❤️

I love when they hear a new complex word they want to say it immediately, and they say it together qwq It's so cute

Friend, when translated to the Philippine's local language, depending on the province, region or dialect can very much differ. The common Tagalog words for it in the Metro, -Manila area are as follows: kaibigan(friend), ka-tropa(co-friend) came from the English word "troop" which translates to a group of, or a member of a group of friends, pare/'pre(co-godfather)kumpare; mare(co-godmother)kumare is also loosely used as a term for friend, 'tol/'utol(brother/sister) which is also loosely or commonly used as a term for friend. 'Utol comes from the word ka-putol(one who shares(BEARER) the other HALF of the umbilical cord. Other terms: Waray, -indoy(male)/inday(female) Ilonggo, -part Cebuana and other Visayan dialects, -bai(male) & 'dai/'day/inday(female) Generally for every Filipino and Filipina we call each other as ka-bayan/kabayan. Especially or particularly when we're abroad. It's a general jargon that's used for every Pinoy/Pinay(slang) because we come from diverse regions or have different dialects. Ka-bayan literally means, fellow countryman or someone who hails from the same motherland. P.S. The Thailander's physical features and the Indonesian's could pass as Filipinas... ☺️

How cool!!

I loved the Japanese girl, was so funny!