Caroline Getting Multilingual | 2 Broke Girls 

In one episode she got a wellpaying corporate job and was very good at it? but she quitted because she realized she'd rather be a waitress with time to work on their cupcake business.

She doesn't speak the languages well. Like she said it's only enough to impress the normal American (who knows only one language) 😅

@@DS11110 In the story though, she does. The flight attendant, the chef, Han's mom said so. If they werent impressed, they should have made a joke out of it. Her suddenly not understanding well and speaking it just to impress Americans sound more like a continuity error played for laughs.

At least she was doing what she likes, at first she thought she’ll apply a job where her old rich ‘friends’ will never come, but she found what she was meant to do and found a really cute ‘family’.

​​​​​​@@hardcandy9880 She told the French flight attendant it's enough to impress an American, but the character can just be humble too. Funny thing the people portrayed as Koreans aren't even Korean. In fact the real Han is Chinese-American and it's a fake Asian accent 😅 I suppose her character was supposed to be good at it from her exposure to languages even if she literally isn't at all. Btw my family is Asian American and when my husband who isn't Asian says a word or two right in the language, they think it's so cute and over praise him for it. The people she talked to probably just like her and think it's cute for her even trying some words close enough since most Americans just can't. Some French people can be really rude about how things are pronounced and sentence structure. Caroline tried, but it was literally just some mispronounced words 😁

well they planned to film season 7 as the final season but the rating in the 6th season was so poor they had to cancel it, you could see the finale in season 6, it's clear they wanted a 7th season but the WB said no so, there you have it

​@@rubencastro2247oh no incel

@@quangminhtran2916 thank you for taking time to respond and sorry for not being readily there to get back to you. Yeah I know. It's just that when I started watching this show, I was going through a tough phase and it kind of cheered me up a lot; hence, has a special place for me. 😊

@@vivekiyer2203 oh no problem my friend, I'm happy to help

​@@vivekiyer2203Same, I watched the Show when I was veeeerryyy Broke as well. You could have called me Brooke, the Broke. It cheered me Up AS Well.

"Feliz Navidad" is a song🎵

@@nadimabbas4093no it means merry Christmas

@@medusa7690 ...it's a song which means Merry Christmas?? how do you not know that when you clearly have internet

@@pallasa yeah but in general it’s just merry christmas

@@medusa7690 right, but we were talking specifically about the song. Most if not all English speakers know it means Merry Christmas because of the song

I agree max was the comedy

Because Caroline is mostly playing the straight man role

You don't have to be rich. You just have to be European

​@@klaraleblochovaBut Caroline isn't European. She's American

@@nadimabbas4093 yeah, I know

@@klaraleblochova So what does having to be European to be multilingual have to do with Caroline?

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Being able to make small talk/chit chat in a language isn't all that marketable. She would have to study the area of interest in the other language. A lot of people who say they know several languages only have limited knowledge of most of them. They have a good starting point, but they don't have the vocabulary to talk about all the areas they can handle in their native language. Even in their native language, they would have to study the field enough to be able to understand and speak coherently. You have to know something about cars to interpret for a car mechanic. And you need to know enough about medicine to interpret for doctors.

@@jwoolman5Yup. Just look at how many immigrants speak decent English + being fluent in their native language. By this logic, they should all have awesome jobs.

Kinda hard for her cuz of her last name 😅

Elle a dit "안녕하세요 어머님 뉴욕에 오신것을 환영해요" Cela veut dire "Bonjour, madame, bienvenue à New York"

@@seoulfulmatt6155 merci!

I think she said 뉴욕에 오신 것 환영해요 🤔

​@@jqphg7978You're right. Now that I hear it

(Caroline y Max en el baño) Caroline "no entiendo lo que dicen" Max "pensé que sabías francés!!" Caroline "pero solo para impresionar a los americanos!!" 😂😂

Been hoping for years, we need 2 broke girls back 😭

It’s called humour, you should try it.

I laughed my ass off being a native Spanish speaker from Mexico who really sucks at cleaning 😅.

True

I'd eat them

It's just a script on a tongue in cheek comedy TV show.

😂​@donk8105

​@@Celestial-Bleuexactly lol

I think most of the shoes she wears she took from her old life when she and Max stole them from her townhouse in the first season

@@pallasa Yes, I remember that episode. I love seeing her walking round in her 5" and 6" heels, so sexy!

Even Eomonim is done wrong. She said “Onomnimi”.

Roxy was awesome

I SEEN THAT!.....ROXIE YOU LOOK FOXY..LOL REMEMBER THAT??🤣🤣🤣

@@NelsonVaquero-yc6xc lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I love that movie mannequin

Yes it is

Yup

or a "cunning linguist"

It’s fine I coudn’t understand her Korean either and I’m Korean myself 😂 still love the show ❤

She acknowledges it in the clip. She said she knows just enough to impress other Americans.

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Ans I thought Americans who try to speak hebrew are the worst😉🥴🙄🤣

@@ArnHaz Other Americans impressed with the way she spoke French? Wow…

@@chuckbass3934 I don't think it's that surprising. Normally Americans don't speak or understand any French. So they will be quite impressed. Have you been to America?

As a translator who speaks one of the languages shown in this clip, no she couldn’t. 🤣

She said "안녕하세요, 어머님. 여기에 오신걸 환영해요." Yes, it wasn't a good pronunciation, but at least she tried. For native English speakers, Korean could be hard to pronounce.

@@seoulfulmatt6155 I couldn’t even understand that far lol

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It's "Excuse me, please take some more time." I think the gag is that time is seen as a dish instead of a concept. (In any case, the wrong syllable was stressed in every single word.)

She’s even worse in Japanese. 🤣 Japanese people generally don’t judge, though.