Can Suki from Avatar Find the Hidden Chinese Imposter? (ft. Maria Zhang) 

Yep

Yeah I always thought it was so cringe.

Setting off firecrackers all day and eating tangyuan is core CNY memory. I have no clue what the song he sang even is and my family watches the New Year's Gala every year lmao

I don't know much about Chinese Americans, but those of us who really come from China are pretty excited about the Spring Festival.

@@rcheni8550 what I mean is, those songs are super catchy, and CNY is a big deal, but after the millionth time you hear those songs, it becomes just ambience sound. Those who are new to the culture would say they love those songs, that’s my take

Riding to school is a bit far fetched though...i mean they do ride horses from time to time but using it as a main mode of transport is ridiculous in this age..😂

@@lyhthegreat Hey, maybe her family's just that ingrained in being equestrians.

@@lyhthegreat I mean we ride kangaroos around in Australia, I don't think horses in Mongolia is that far fetched.

@@natohutch Do you know how big is Mongolia?

As I was saying, the best interracial mix is chinese american lol

@@Kopie0830 but she's chinese and polish

​@@Kopie0830 nice, but whts the relevance here?

@@Kopie0830 she is not American. Maria is half Polish, half Chinese and born in Poland.

I was like wow she is gorgeous when watching avatar air bender and once she remove her face paint she look amazing

Isn't she the greatest? She's definitely very personable and sincere

@@RiceSquad most definitely. She’s the first guest to ever ask me what I did for a living and if I was born in the city and stuff haha I’ve been to so many of these expo things too. She’s awesome!

​@@RiceSquadthe greatest belongs to Muhammad Ali sorry

And living in the mongolian tents, the only thing she didn't say was hunting animals with her bow

Why did #1 troll Maria like that?

@@joshinator8310 i think for her to think she's the mole 🤣

@@joshinator8310 I actually didn't give her any specific instructions about her character. This was 100% all her creative decision

​@@RiceSquadThat makes the whole interaction between number 1 and Maria so much funnier 😭😭😂😂

shes the best!

She's white too

after the first round, you realize that there are only 3 people who are sus; 1,2,4. And 2 only because he didn't say anything in chinese at all so can't judge. So you don't even need to listen to the rest, just focus on these 2-3 people

Wait why lol

It makes the game more interesting tho lol

@@abcdefg-oj5wnthere needs to be boundaries/rules to these games. Now imagine if everyone did that, then everyone is essentially the imposter

my bias for sure

she was literally what i imagined a mongolian to be

he was exaggerating the tones which is common for romance language speakers to do when they learn Chinese. The first girl had an accent but its one thats fairly common among the older generation from rural parts of China.

Do some American born Chinese ppl not sound like this?

@@whalium889 It depends on how the person was raised, even if they're ABC. As I mentioned before, Chinese is one of the hardest languages in the world because it's a tonal language. Every character has a tone emphasis to it. Just picture you speaking one sentence let's say "I'm going to work" in a flat tone. It just sounds very off in Chinese if you speak like that. And you may confuse people too if tones are not used correctly. For example, when I type Chinese on a keyboard, I use pinyin. Then if I were to type "hello" in Chinese, I would type "ni" and then "hao." But you have to know "ni1, ni2, ni3, and ni4" and what each of tones are before you can even distinguish the differences. Then after you choose the level of tone, there are thousands of more character in that category of tone that you have to know which character to use and choose from. This just comes down to more using the character and learning each character definition and meaning. That's just for one character. Then you go on to the next one "hao" part and it's the same thing lol. That's why it's very difficult, and the tones are very important when speaking too. If you're using the wrong tone when you're speaking, it's very easy for native to tell. Or at least to me, it's very obvious. That's why Maria was asking them to sing a song, because you can tell a lot if a person is good with the language based on singing a song in that language because of their pronunciation of a word. Something I notice when Taiwanese people speak Mandarin, they don't have curl tongue in their pronunciation of the tones. This is how I easily tell if they're Taiwanese or not because when they say let's say "eat" in Mandarin, they just say "ci" with a flat tone 1, instead of "chi" with a curl tongue tone 3.

yeah #4's accent sounded almost too proper. Like he definitely studied it in China and pronounced so well but like too well. Like you mentioned #1's accent sounded so rural and authentic!

I agree with you for the most part but a lot of ABCs speak like #4 which could be what was throwing her off. Also I never heard of a damn mongol accent/dialect so i'd be lost af with #1. That story killed me though, its how I imagine mongolians living lol.

we're tersuki suki 🤣

Was based until his ATLA blunder

happy you enjoyed it!

I mean like Maria has a quite common facial features of mixed race. #1 is both beautiful and funny...

fr fr tho

im glad you liked it!

yes! the next video with Maria will be more of an interview

Chinese-Americans kind of exist.

@@kidsafe yea but chinese americans might have bad pronunciation but usually their tones aren't THAT bad. it was too obvious

you mean his english? cuz surely you're not talking about his chinese

His vocab was great but his tones were atrocious. Very clearly not a native Chinese speaker, but he did have backstory of being half and ABCs sound like that a lot.

#justiceformaria

I thought the Zhang was pronounce like Zeng not Jang

Cuz her story was made up

I was also asking myself the same question, but apparently she said in the end she was faking the accent. I guess if we could compare it, it's like one of those that imitates a country accent, quite a bit exaggerated and also lowkey mocked.

She was talking like so much. Girl like elaborated and told her whole life story when she only needed to answer the question.

Because her accent was horrible and she talked in circles.

I'm not finished with the video yet. But the steorotypes from No. 1. So funny. That's exactly what my inner mogolian friends say when they mock we Han people not knowing anything about life on the grass fields.

🤔🤔🤔🤔

#2??

Because her accent was horrible and she talked in circles.