Italian REACTS to SONG JOONG-KI speaking Italian 

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Where please ? I mean the interview ^^

@@JustMe-zw5jj I believe it was the first tvn interview for vincenzo, part 1

Of course, cause he sucked at it.

@@rinaprindiana8933 given the fact that pronouncing r's is difficult for koreans i think he did a good job. also, he hasn't spoken or been to italy before ???

yep, even me not speaking Korean from all the k-dramas I totally recognize the language :D

@@elinab376 me too lol

@@maeic19671 And even after so many kdramas I still have not mastered the language like RM from BTS :D

@@elinab376 korean is more difficult than english... That's why he learnt english quick, korean has so much vocabulary like tons

@@juno1765 Maybe you are right :)

I made a clip with all the cursing moments to watch it when I am sad XD it helps!

lmao yes

It must be many of us

Very hilarious 😂😂😂

Haha yes me too

I can relate with that

That’s a very interesting background, thank you!

Your voice changes which you speak different languages

I feel you ! its a lot to handle

It was the same when he spoke English in Descendants of the Sun. His voice was deeper, and he spoke slower, but I was still really impressed at how well he did with it.

His voice🤤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I know I'm late but that's because that's his real voice, the English translator didn't have a deep voice and they only translated where he spoke Korean.

Facts he really gives it his all

One of the best actors I’ve watched!

He was soooo cute when he said: No, no, no, no. ❤️

He is such a good actor, he do his best to learn other languages

Agreed! He did a fine job with English in DotS, too.

Exactly! I was almost afraid to watch, thinking they might just shred my lovely Joong Ki. But they were adorable!

You both are kind in your assessment, SJK should feel very encouraged👌🏻👌🏻

Exactly, I agree! 💖💖💖👍👍👍👍

Cause his italian sucks

@@rinaprindiana8933 no shit sherlock, its probably his first time in life speaking Italian, so how do you expect him to be good?

@@rinaprindiana8933 I bet you speak real fluent Korean.

@@rinaprindiana8933 lmao

"Che c4zzo" state of mind

What is the name of this drama starring song joong ki

@@keerthanar7367 vincenzo cassano, netflix

@@cherrysantos96 awee🤩 thank you !!! I'll watch it ☺️

@@keerthanar7367 my pleasure here, yes! Watch it, let us support SJK!

@@cherrysantos96 Happy watching his drama after a long time 😍❤️ Missed his acting thoo🥺 I can't get over him speaking perfect iltalian🥵🥵🔥

They have the 'r' letter (ㄹ) but they just use it on words differently, I know that because I'm learning Korea and the letter that they don't have is the 'L' so my Korean teacher when she wanted to write my name she use it 2 ㄹ just to make the 'L' letter. 😁👍👍

@@Melinioum The consonant ㄹ is technically not an r. It does not have the typical 'r' sound and definitely not an Italian 'r'. I have been studying Korean for two years and am fluent in Italian. I have been speaking Italian since I was a child. The 'r' sound of the consonant ㄹ only comes out when it is in between two vowels, hence why your teacher had to double the ㄹ consonant so that your name can be read properly in the ㄹ format. The ㄹ practically always has an 'l' sound anywhere else in the sentence. Take for example the word 하늘. When in a sentence it becomes 하늘에, it takes a very soft 'r' sound that is quite unlike English 'r' and extremely different to the Italian 'r'. Or for example words like 라디오, it may be borrowed from English but the word radio is still spoken with an 'l' not an 'r'. This consonant is neither a blanket l or r, and you should not assume it to be as either or. The sounds are similar but not exactly an r or l.

Then what about ramen (noodles) pronounced lamen and Harabuji (grand father) pronounced as it is. Seems they can't pronounce the 'r' at the beginning of a word but can when it is in a word.

@@mabelfernandez9603 The ㄹ in 할아버지 is between two vowels so it is spoken as an 'r' but as I pointed out, quite different then an Italian r. When the ㄹ is anywhere else, meaning either in the beginning or start of the word, or doubled up it is spoken as an 'l'. Examples such as: 라면, 술, 하늘 etc. This is why I said you cannot say that ㄹ is an 'r' because its sound is very limited. It is also not a traditional 'l' sound, it is usually much softer. The consonant ㄹ in itself is a little complicated until you get the hang of its sound depending on its place but it gets easier 😊

@@mariaellul2230 true!

Yess

Yes! There is no r, v, f, or z in Korean. So taking that into consideration, he did amazing!

Korean R and L are mixed into one alphabet "rieul" and sounds like R and L mashed together, so massive respect to Song Joong Ki!

Koreans DON'T roll

They pronounced vincenzo to vincencho

Yes! I agree! I’m a native Spanish speaker and I’ve been learning French for the past two years and believe, there are sounds that I still struggle to pronounce, because they don’t exist in Spanish, but that are extremely important for the correct understanding of the French language.

I love songjoongki..and he did everything in Vincenzo the best he can to do justice.. Yes,I'm happy these two weren't really criticizing him..it was hard work for joongki..congratulations 👏 JoongKi !!

No... He was part ad a family from the North Italy. The mafia that rules Rome and Milan.

I am sure that he has worked hard but I am Italian and I cannot understand him often

I’m Italian and I love his accent😩🤚🏻

Do you speak both language?

a livello produttivo forse poteva doppiarsi con calma in studio le battute di rifinitura ma magari i tempi di lavoro laggiù sono molto più stretti e non è stata una scelta praticabile

Decisamente, i tempi di produzione in Asia sono molto più stretti - considera che producono serie e film uno dopo l’altro decine di volte all’anno. Netflix poi non è famosa per curare particolarmente il doppiaggio, considerato un’arte a tutti gli effetti da noi in Italia, mentre altrove è un elemento secondario

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Agree! Brava!

Title please

Vincenzo

Yeah me too😍

not just in movies... in real documentary too

Iconic

I don’t know Italian but it is very catchy because of his voice and tone

It was very catchy yeah....it sounded so cute tho

Saaaammeee: è mio *waves hand*

J

Hahahha

without giving any spoilers, or trying not to, the character is conflicted but very competent. Once you get into the episodes, this comment may make more sense. Song Joogki is really a great actor and I am glad he is able to show his range.

He grew up Italy. He was orphan in Korea when he was kid.