All the BTS members are also fluent in Japanese Its crazy so see RM casually switch from english to japanese to korean again Im pretty sure they know greetings in most languages because they use em while on tour in different countries
Also watching/listening to Namjoon/ RM talk with Jackson(Got7) when they switch from Korean to English to mandarin if flipin impressive. Namjoon knows like 7 languages last I knew of. He doesn't consider himself fluent in any of them but Korean though. Then again, he doesn't consider himself Fluent in Japanese and English but we know very well he's damn near close.
@@denzelwenzel İt is only RM thats fluent. Also i like your husband's Pecks (no flirtatious harm).😊 Ps. But if youbare the hubby/BF, then your nice pecks bro. Nice photo🤗
@@bulletproofwaafle7770 Thanks. That's very nice of you to say. It's actually me and my ex girlfriend, just never got around to changing it. And now it's so long ago, that I don't really care😊
The person blurred out in the back of one of the clips is a staff member, many staff members get blurred out, so there identity isn't revealed to protect them. Some staff members are not blurred but I think the staff can choose if they want to be hidden or not.
I can speak arabic and english too and I can only count to ten in french but other than that I forgot all the basic french that I learned in high school :/
hangul is actually one of the easiest writing formats to learn however the actual substance of the language can be quite hard to get down 그러나 한국어 재밌어요!
For realll! I learned to read and write Hangul in like two days. Although learning the sentence structure and just the overall language of korean is kind of difficult
@@minjkth what i did was go on google and just look up the basic Hangul characters there are 22 I’m pretty sure. I wrote them down and memorized them. But it was a little difficult then so I downloaded this app called write Korean, and it helped A TON!
@@LidiaJune Hangul is the Korean alphabet. When learning Korean u have to learn hangul first because nobody uses the romanized versions of the words. So they would look like this 안녕
lol but for real they work so hard on their english. they post episodes on the bangtantv account behind the scenes of the grammy's, ama's bbma's and other award shows and for the American ones they get so nervous and practice what they're going to say beforehand so much. the red carpet interviews and interacting with American celebrities in English makes them more nervous than performing does.
Hey, there are different dialects in Korean - check out Satoori Rap and the explanation video. I'm teaching myself basic Korean. Hangul is like a code puzzle and I'm good at those. I'll see how far I get 🤷🏽♀️
There's a lot of trilingual people, im one of them, born bilingual since i live in France and have egyptian parents so i know both french and arabic since i was born, and just learned english through social media stuff. RM is also trilingual because he knows Korean, English and Japanese. The other 6 members know korean obviously and most of them have a pretty good japanese skills, they know more japanese than english.
I speak 4 languages i'm from Spain and I learnt english by myself cuz you know bighit only puts eng sub but i'm so happy that I can understand almost everything now 💜
So you asked, and here i go: i speak 7 languages: german, Russian, englisch and Ukrainien fluently. Then I'm also studying french, korean and Hebrew right now.. so yeah there u go..
I can speak german, french, englisch, bosnian, serbian, croatian, slovenian and latin (latin not fluently so yeah). Also love your videos, they're absolutely hilarious and always cheer me up so thank you and I hope you'll continue as long as you enjoy it. Stay happy and healthy❤️💕
I can speak English fluently , French is my first Language. I can also speak German, Spanish and Italian. I’m learning Korean because of BTS 😂 and I can manage in Portuguese and Dutch even if I’m on a beginner level.
Actually in Korean when you see subtitles of BTS members talking they're so eloquent. Like I remember this one moment when Jungkook was speaking about how his members raised him and how he could be "a amalgamation of all the members personalities" and after that I started paying more attention to how they speak in Korean and if they sound so beautiful in Korean translated to English imagine how beautiful they sound in Korean. And a lot of native Korean speakers talk about how well they speak. So I'm sure if they had a wider vocabulary and more confidence in English they would decimate me lol. Especially that moment where J-Hope was talking about ARMY's during that radio interview. He sounded so beautiful. *sigh* let alone singing/rapping, talking and putting words together to express their emotions (even when they claim they can't) is already a talent they have. Btw I am currently learning Korean, Japanese and Thai (although I'm slacking in the latter two). I speak English, not exactly fluent in Hindi but I understand the gist of a conversation (proved myself when I watched an interview in Hindi with no subtitles 😌) and Afrikaans. In South Africa if you want to learn a new language that isn't part of the 11 official languages it's best to self learn 🙂.
It makes sense because BTS boys couldn't predict their chances in the US, so they didn't learn English communication after their debut. They've been learning English communication through their leader RM's coaching, but the process to be English speakers was not an easier thing. They should've learned English educational courses from grammar to diverse expressions but they couldn't get their time to learn that. Because their schedules are so tight. Some members of the Army have been saying that BTS boys' broken English looked so cute, but they should get their time to learn English speaking. Because most K-POP idols and their showbiz companies wanted to make a communication time with their fandom, so BTS's current English-speaking level can't be a positive side to those young Korean guys' fame and popularity. Therefore, the leader and spokesperson of BTS RM's role will be so important part of BTS's English communication practice.
01:55 That's one of the CUTEST moments of Jimin ever. He looks so adorable. I can't explain it. Ever since I saw it it became my favorite moment of Mochi Jimin
I speak German, English, some Spanish, I had lots of Latin in school (which i enjoyed but cannot speak since it's not a spoken language) and now I'm learning Korean. I would love to learn more languages in the future though. French and Chinese could be fun. Here's a tip if you really actually seriously want to learn Korean: Give yourself time. Be patient. Listen for good pronunciation and imitate it (from what I've heard so far, I think you will do pretty well with that - you seem to have a good ear for intonation and stuff). If you need really really good learning materials, I would recommend "Talk to Me in Korean". They have a grammar line with a bundle consisting of a book and a workbook with podcasts that are really helpful.
Paused to tell you I LOVE THAT VOICE! I don't know why but I love hearing that voice. It's so satisfying for me to hear. I don't know why people don't like it.
I usually don't watch reaction videos cuz the ppl making them are hella annoying but your sense of humor is just to funny. Keep it up, will follow you definately!
I speak Berber, Dutch, French, English. I understand and speak a little Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Korean and Arabic. Perks of having a lot of family WORLDWIDE. ♥
People who speak multiple languages are called Polyglots. It is a life long learning experience. I currently speak English, Mandarin Chinese and German quiet well, then only a little Greek, French, Finnish, Swedish, Spanish and Arabic. I am currently learning Korean and Italian. The best way to learn is to live in the country for a year whilst studying and using a daily app, there are a lot of good free ones if people want to try.
Go for it! I learned German when I was 40 and Swedish when I was 50. ...but it helped lots that I live in those countries. But I lived my first 40 years in California.
I can speak English , Bengali , Hindi ,Urdu fluently. And I can read arabic but have trouble speaking . I also know a bit of Japanese and french . Right now ! I am learning Korean. I can read korean but can understand properly, I am learning
will I am from Saudi Arabia so my first language is Arabic and my second language is English and am currently level 2 learning Korean and understand some Japanese, I think the key is really like the language and the ppl who speaks it
People who speak several languages are called polyglots. I think RM’s English is amazing. Learning from watching “Friends” perhaps taught him to speak less formally and more like an ordinary person in America. JK did a song with Charlie Puth and I think he’s very motivated to learn English. Memorizing a song in English without really knowing what you’re saying must be frustrating. He had to use an interpreter to work out the performance with Charlie Puth. And it must be tiring for RM to always have to be the interpreter and for the other boys not to know what the joke is when RM is talking and joking with an interviewer.
i wish i knew every language. Actually whenever people asked me what super power I would want as a kid i would say “To speak every Language”. I can Speak English and Spanish, Im learning Japanese in school, and self studying Korean and Italian. After That I plan on learning Mandarin/Chinese and maybe Thai but Thai is hard so possibly Portugués instead.
I am fluent in English, but I learnt mandarin when I was younger and now I'm studying French and German and Ancient Greek at school. At home I'm leaning russian, as it is my mother's first language. I also passed my exam in Latin. But after this year, when I finish German and French I want to learn Korean because it's not mandatory and seems fun. 😅😂💜 Love your channel.
you have a great korean pronunciation tbh so yeah it would be great if you start learning, we all are in this journey together, I’m still working on my english and I officially started learning korean. my first language is spanish, Latino Army here 🔥
I'm hungarian and I learn English as my second language and French as the 3rd, but I can't create a single sentence in French which is more complicated than 'I'm tired.' 😂
I'm Czech, I'm mostly fluent in English, I learned a bit of German, but forgot most of it. I'm trying to learn Korean by myself, but I'm kinda lazy, so it's a slow process. I'd like to learn it though. Speaking different languages is super cool in my opinion.
When he stopped the video so that I could be like everyone that knows more than 10 languages are like Geniuses that really made me really happy because I know about like 13 I'm still practicing some languages and I'm still running a few extra words on some of those languages but him actually acknowledging it just makes me closer to him because I really like him I would like him he is really nice and I'm really happy that he's a part of the army now. And yes it is really hard to learn all the languages I really just feel very intrigued by them and now that I know them like I spent so much time doing this but I'm also really happy about it.I purple him so much.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Well currently learning Spanish and Korean, I know English and can speak Punjabi but not write it (it’s a bit rough since I haven’t spoken it in a while so I make a few mistakes when speaking punjabi)
I'm from Bulgaria. The kids here start to learn different languages in first grade at school. I know English and Russian. Well, I'm not an expert but I can have a conversation. I know a little bit of Spanish, Arabic, and French I can't speak but I can survive in these countries. I can order my food, tell what I want in the supermarket, tell the taxi driver where I want to go. I know the numbers and some phrases. :) I understand why English-speaking people think knowing two or three languages is a big deal. But we have to learn english, I mean this is one of the main international languages, I need it for my job. And also, just think about it. the movies, the music, the menu of my computer, smartphone, and other electronics. Even the manual of my washing machine is in English. You have to learn it. And for us is easy, because it is everywhere. The foreign people say my language - Bulgarian is really hard to learn, we use (and created) the Cyrillic alphabet. Looks like this - Поздрави от България! :)
Well, I'm fluent in three languages and I'm learning Korean and Japanese right now. So that I can understand our seven Creakheads without needing English subs 💜💜. And what drives me the most is to enjoy Jins dad jokes in their original language. 😂😂😂😂. Like this man is sooo fucking hilarious, I can't even 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am brazilian so I speak brazilian portuguese. I am level advanced in english. I can understand spanish and italian. I am currently studying korean. Mandela said: “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.” So I'm trying my best to learn as much as possible.
I do American Sign Language, speak some Spanish, and working on learning Korean (studying the last 2-3 months) I'm getting there. When I was young I could speak tagalog due to my Uncle being from the Philopeans, and Italian because of my Great Grandparents. Now I can understand more than speak Tagalog and Italian because those family members have passed away. I only used Spanish at work (nursing) and that was barely because there was always someone more fluent in the language. My daughter and I practice ASL and English is our main language.
I know English and Spanish and I’m currently learning Korean. If you do plan on making a video on Korean how about you start with Hangul (the Korean alphabet). It’s pretty easy to learn if you keep at it you will be able to read it in a few weeks. Not saying you will understand what you are reading but you will be able to read it!😆💜
To your sidenote about how wild it is that there are so many languages and some people can speak a lot of them: my cousin and his wife speak seven (each, not combined) and his daughters, who are 2 and 5 years old, speak three already... It's ridiculous and impressive lol
I grew up speaking german and russian, learned english at school and french too but didn't remember anything tbh and I started learning korean but don't have that much time for it.
I'm German, and when I once met an American person he asked me something in English and I still managed to answer in German. The sad thing about that is that the question was "What's your name?"😭😂😂
hi I just wanna say I think that ur rlly funny and I want you to be seen by more fans, its just that usually we look for the keyword "react to bts" or "listen to bts" to find the videos and this might be why not many can see ur content , I'm glad I found ur channel
I speak multiple languages. My first language is latvian, but I aso can speak latgallian, which is a dialect from the region of Latvia where I was born. I speak fluent english and fluent russian. I can speak basic german if I must. I love knowing languages and when I travel, I always learn some basic phrases and words. :D
16:00 German, English, French, Tagalog, Latin, a bit of Japanese, Korean and very little Mandarin and Thai. I do understand a bit of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, since they have Roman roots, but I'm too self-conscious to speak.
Im a swedish dude, I know Swedish, some Norwegian, English, Spanish and trying to learn Japanese although I'm better at Korean, I should probably learn Korean instead... 😅 I'm bilingual, but... what's that called? 6-lingual??? Also: pffft this man is too funny! I subscribed.
i speak three languages but it's so common here most people are the same, in my country for you to be considered a rare or an outstanding multilingual you need to know more than 4 languages or 3 languages where one of them is rarely or not used in our country at all, basically anything more/other than arabic, french and english .. i'm algerian btw
My first language is Spanish and I'm fluent in English and almost in French. I've been studying Russian and now I'm starting with Korean, yup, 'cause of kpop... and it's not as hard as I thought... I love languages and I do want to be fluent in at least 5 before I die. And I'm on my way! Also it's so true that some non English natives speak better than some Americans.. and mostly in writing.. I guess since we really had to learn grammar etc, it sticks better, than it just it being your language...?
