unique encounter between 2 polyglots in 21 languages 

Or saying xie xie at Panda Express or gracias at Taco Bell

Mrs Worldwide

If she ever goes to Spain, the correct way to say "thank you" would be "Viva Franco, coño", it's a cultural thing.

@@techmasterkat9048 Franco! Franco! Franco! Franco !

French 101

LMFAOOOOO

nαmєgod honestly

Very trueee

Best

For reals obnoxious... would have been more impressive if they werent trying to one up.

You can tell they said more than that right?

@@robertluong3024 yep. I speak a lot of the languages he does in his videos because they are Common Slavic languages. He says word and phrases that move conversations in HIS way. And it’s always the same phrases in every language.

@@robertluong3024 I call bull on this guy. First of all, Croatian, Serbian and Macedonian are very similar to each other and every Balkan person can understand all of it. Second, his version of Serbian was definitely taught without any deeper understanding cause here basically nobody talks like this, only some wanna be 90s criminals and tough guys from old jokes. I really find it hard to believe that anyone would find someone to practice with that idiotic accent

Yeah, for some languages, seems to know just a few basic sentences, "Like where do you live? Be My friend?" and anything beyond that he doesn't understand. He keep those conversations really short, and then switches to something he does know.

​@@milosuz Slight correction, Croatian and Serbian are same language and Macedonian is similar language with partial mutuability. He's Macedonian so his Serbo-Croatian accent is good because of partial mutuability but like you said, it sounds like some 90s urban slang. That being said he's saying many words but without really going anywhere, without much substance. It would be like saying in English: "Well, ya know, I like people here bro, yeah bro, fucken A dude, yeah yeah, you understand bro, yeah, good, come on, lets go dude." Counting Serbian and Croatian as individual language just to artificially pump the number of languages he speaks is very dishonest but most people would never double check it. He can understand Serbo-Croatian better when listening just like I can understand basic Macedonian when listening too but it's different to actually have prolonged and complex conversation, best I can do is to memorize some slang stuff. If I had to speak Croatian and he had to speak Macedonian, we would understand each other for basic stuff for like a minute or so, but it would be so awkward and we would transition to English anyway.

"Watch me speak 19 languages at A1 level and 2 at B1"

@@aceproductions5734they’re so bad they don’t speak any at native

Yes, their families are spared.

Lmao

This is what happens when you take his threats seriously.

Joseph Havens you don’t?

Jason Matiteeb I do, but nowhere near as seriously as them!! Lol

Its not funny what a looser 🤣

Daniel kostic “looser”

@@danny86x *Loser

@@danny86x bro you're subscribed to the cocomelon nursery rhyme channel, your oppinion doesnt count

@@howdah7223 got em

@@josedavidcortesgaray2495 Nope, I've spent my time learning 4 languages at a high level of mastery rather than 20 at a novice level.

Both of them have russian above the level of introductions. I can say you this much at least

even if were not accounting for some of the languages, the definition of a polyglot is having a good understanding of 3-5 languages."d polyglots can speak several languages - usually having a grasp of at least somewhere between 3-5 languages. " Just having a grasp. and I would say a small understanding of the language and being able to introduce yourself would quantify as a grasp. Even if were not talking about just a grasp, they had a really good ability to speak french, dutch, english, russian, and german. which is 5 languages that they all have an amazing understanding in. Plus, how are you even one to talk when I know for a fact that at most you probably speak a little bit of spanish and english. so u cant be talking abt not counting them as a polyglot becuz they " only do introductions ".

Same my thinking

He speaks many languages completely fluent

@@pablojp3498 absolutely not. Everyone can learn to introduce themselve in a foreign language in less than 10min. Gettingfulent take thousands of hours

@@maevara_ he clearly does not speak 29 languages. But for sure he speaks Dutch, English, German and French.

@@pablojp3498 I assure you he doesn't speak neither arabic nor french

and handshaking every second 😂

Hahahaha

ahahahhhahahahhahahahhahahahhahaha

broooo you made my day🤣

Haha the handshaking kills me every time. How would they act now with all the hygiene rules lol

Sergey Udruzhev yea

Russian was also not bad

Spanish very good

@@dani_jimenez a ver la diferencia entre los acentos yo no lo veía la verdad

Portuguese it was good

As a commenter I 100% confirm.

As an youtuber user I can confirm it's their video

cringe

so unfunny

The white dude is for sure a spy.

Two sleeper agents that's just waiting for the call since the fall of the Berlin wall.

@@johndilig6719 "Mr. Dalliard! Mr. Dalliard! We've been activated!"

LoooL haha ... You never know though....

You are right they could qualify for the job.

_true_

lmao, u just gotta emphasize a interests that seems small to all but important and interstesing to you that you base that as your main motive to learn the language, then grab ya self a notebook for words to write with thier meanings, study that ish, write down a sentence of your own gains of what u got so far, go to Google translate with having to paste thelanguage u wanna learn to translate to usual langauage. hope this makes sense, helps yall, I'm doing this with french being my 3 language then its off to another

Me: laugh in 6 languages

Probably a good part of earth is fluent in 2 languages or more, this is absolutely not special except if you live in USA haha!

Me: Laughs in 5 languages

تقييم ضعيف للغة العربية التي يزعمون انهم يتحدثون بها

How would you know I have heard that Arabic is spoken in so many countries and the difference is so big between some of them that it feels they speak something other than Arabic

​@@LuchoCastle_11 you got that right, there are a lot of accents and whole dialects scattered around in every Arabic speaking country but almost every single one of them never uses the Classical Arabic accent/dialect (for anyone who grew up in an Arabic speaking language its really easy to know what accent/dialect the other person is using because they grow up watching movies and tv shows made by different countries so really you kind of pick on that just from watching stuff that your parents watch), the only time you would see that being used is when you are in school (and the students barely use any of it either unless they are directly responding/talking to teachers even the teachers don't use it among themselves, unless its a professional environment) or authorities addressing things in councils or on TV as well as cartoons aimed towards children (though i'd like to add that some of them even use accents and dialects of the country that's making the dubbing/made the cartoon, egyptian is most common if I had to say), although rewatching the Arabic segment it seems like Wouter Corduwener was altering between Egyptian Arabic and Classical Arabic which is a bit confusing to listen to, the translation at the bottom screen seem to be wrong as well it was written as "i want to drink something with you: coffee or tea" but what he really said was "I want to drink somethings with you: coffee and tea" so yea that's a little bit of a grammar oopsie there and another thing that got me a bit confused is that his accent is somewhat trying to be egyptian while solely using Classical Arabic dialect, after that sentence he said, when the other person responded I barely understood what he was trying to say, it could be that he meant "you perfected Classical Arabic" which would be in Classical Arabic "ant 'ahsant 'al fashaa" although in Classical Arabic that's not usually how its said and i'd like to add that he butchered the pronunciation of that sentence. the subtitles are exaggerated in the part that follows as well. I'd bet that's pretty much the case in every other dialogue they had but to translate literally what he said in the "i learned modern standard arabic at home with youtube videos and i have a friend" part it pretty much sounds like this in English "I study Classical Arabic home with RU-vid and and and (first one is arabic the second two are english) friends" in Arabic "انا ادرس الفصحى البيت مع يوتيوب و اصدقائي" so yeah that pretty much what that was, i'd like to add that the other person barely spoke any coherent words and even the ones he did utter were all over the place like his last "thanks a lot" "thanks" was Classical Arabic Dialect. In contrast "a lot" was Algerian and Moroccan (those are in the North African region) sadly they only spoke Arabic in this video, they were about to speak Japanese so I would've liked to know how well they faired but they didn't. but yeah their Arabic was as awful as you would expect from a jack of all trades. Sorry about the essay but figured i'd at least explain this thoroughly for other people who are interested in learning more about this.

​@@LuchoCastle_11 they could barely pounce the some letters and no substance (words not conjugated or pronounced properly) but you can understand it just like when a 3y old talks

​@@LuchoCastle_11 bald guy barely said anything and what he said was mostly pronounced wrong, subtitles arent what was exactly said

Yeah, he speaks German not just fluent and with pretty good pronunciation but also in a very natural way. "Yeah Mann ich kann Deutsch sprechen!" is not who you would read it in a book xD

@@hellfiend86 exactly what I thought, sounds like the typical conversation you hear in the Bahn

To be fair, both are from NL. So you almost have to speak it on a weekly base here in the Netherlands.

​@@Goophy7Yeah but Mr Random Genius managed to overcome this accent NL people have.

​@@Goophy7 The other guy isnt Dutch or if he is he isnt from the north or east for sure since he cant speak Dutch natively.

J MB underrated comment 😂😂

Guy walks by and compliments the guy on his hat in italian

@@JDuzzle woooosh

* "Tora! Tora! Toraaa!", Kamikaze Intensifies*

🅁🄾🄵🄻

😂🤣😂🤣

Bruh 💀💀💀😭😭

Boats 😂😂😂💀🗿🌚

😂

Literally is 🤔🤣

I'm European and I recently visited a Brazilian restaurant here in the UK. I'm not confident enough with PT yet, but of the few words I used to communicate such as please and thank you etc. the waiters all initiated full-on conversations with me because I have a Santa Catarina, BR accent as opposed to a Portugal accent - they assumed I was fluent. Embarrassing because I swiftly reverted back into English when they bombarded me with 30 PT words I couldn't process 😂

Portuguese is such a beautiful language

⁠@@SeahorsesJayPortuguese is definitely one of the hardest languages to learn. The grammar is so fucking hard; that in conjunction with the pronunciation and certain rules, makes it one the top 5 hardest languages to learn imo.

@@lucassullivan2109 people never get the accent right too, i can clearly tell if Portuguese isnt their mother language

@@lucassullivan2109nah

Their french and portuguese sucked. The bald guy spoke better Spanish.

agree, it sounds a bit like they learned french and spanish in the same class. Impressive though

@user-ee2tl2qr9x their Spanish was bad, but way better than their french and portuguese

Honnêtement, j'ai uniquement compris leur français grâce aux sous-titres. C'est dommage, j'ai l'impression que leur objectif est de parler une grande quantité de langues sans trop de qualité. Dans l'absolu, bien sûr, c'est quand même génial d'arriver à communiquer dans autant de langues.

I'm french and I agree with you. The spanish and the portuguese were much better. I'm still astonished by that man. I speak only 4 languages but I can't switch them like they do. I need at least 10 to 15 minutes to be able to be fluent.

HAHAHAHAHAA EXACTLY. THEIR WORDS ARE MOSTLY INTRODUCTORY AND SMALL TALKS

but still very impressive

😂😂😂

ABSHEJ

Hahaha but duolingo is really useful if you want to start learning a language I think .

Pencilbender Yes this is very relatable

Lol actually true It'll go through all its diologues even from other languages

or kinda like switching audio languages on netflix lol

Omg so true

Hahaha very nice one!😂

Anyone can be a polyglot, besides, they don't just know some sentences, they can also understand what the other person is saying. Believe it or not, it's really hard to maintain a coherent, complex conversation while constantly switching languages, that's why they revert to simple vocabulary. I myself, being bilingual, need a few minutes to fully switch my brain to speak in a different language.

Orgil Learns there's a saying " When people learn about a new knowledge, they became a new person" and stuff. Who's knows lol.

Because they mostly know basics.

Yeah it's because greetings are one of the first things you learn in a language, so they become the easiest for you to remember too

Now: speak Finnish!

I have been in situations where I had to switch from portuguese to spanish to french in a couple seconds and I can tell you that it is really wierd and you kind of talk in a different way unintentionally

Si

Ja

Да

是

Oui

IKR it's like they speak 5 languages properly and then have learnt the most basic phrases for the rest. It's stupid lol

Don’t be so glass half empty. Even if they aren’t fluent en all these languages, at least they made the effort to learn some of each.

@@elainejones9299sure they put effort in to learnt them but you can’t say you actually speak them if you know a few sentences lmao

@@johnxina5126 not even that, their Spanish is horrible, and then claim they can speak five Spanish dialects 🤦‍♀

@@revertrevertz5438 5 dialects? Oh my God 😂😂😂

我也发现了这个说话 哈哈哈哈哈

lol so true. Still impressive tho.

@@KiyoSonoda 这两个人明显就是攀比心理比较重，略会多门语言还不如精通于2，3门，对吧？

to native chinese speakers, how was their accent?

@@jems3732 not trying to be mean but not good to be honest

Guapo in Argentinian means something diferente mate ;)

@@realtek12345 what the fuck are u saying? Im spanish and guapo means the same in every spanish accent. If not tell me what guapo means in argentinian spanish please. Youre polish dude what the fuck are you gonna know about spanish more than a spanish?

lmao im a spanish speaker and i started dying when i heard that section

Decían oraciones en español que no tenían sentido, pero bueno no se le puede reprochar nada a ninguno de los dos, porque hablan muchos idiomas jajaja

@@randommoth2933 ok, but don't cry

"Puedo hablar el Español de Argentina tambíen." "You're really handsome. Let's eat a lot together." Lol, what?

Haha, that's not how we speak here at all lol. Their pronunciation was really flawed, and although I appreciate the effort, if I were them I wouldn't brag about it.

J M Hahahahahah

J M you had to ruin it for me

You put a camera in woman's hands, you deserve this footage.

the world isn't perfect

@@blazbohinc5735 bru

De ouf haha

Same here with German!😅

2:23 "insamblé" I think you NEEDED the English subtitles to understand them tbh

@Skraft j'ai mal à la tete

@Skraft mdr

On i jest hrvat 😂😂

Ne, Skopje

Dobro je pričao hrvatski (i automatski srpski lol) jer je izgleda Makedonac i zna oponašati srodan jezik, ali navodno je pol tih jezika naštrebao, govornici drugih jezika tako tvrde. I stvarno smijurija što srpski i hrvatski smatra različitim jezicima čisto da napumpa broj jezika koje navodno priča.

@@davorbrijacak Hahahha pa da onda mi svi možemo reći da pričamo 5-6 jezika. Hrvatski, Srpski, Bosanski, Crnogorski, Engleski...

​@@lolollhe3361 Nacije poliglota, svi znaju sve, lol. Starije generacije Makedonaca i Slovenaca su morali uz svoj jezik još i učiti i srpsko-hrvatski tako da ti ljudi pričaju i jedan jezik ekstra, baš apsurdno. Zapravo, u slučaju Makedonaca, bugarski je jako sličan jezik, neki tvrde skoro pa isti jezik. Recimo bugarska vlada ne smatra makedonski odvojenim jezikom već inačlcom bugarskog tako da je ovaj lik u videu odmah mogao za sebe tvrditi da je poliglot, i onda je još vjerojatno kak spada naučio 2 strana jezika (ne računajući engleski) i naštrebao nekoliko fraza na njih još 20 pa sad odjednom kao priča 30 jezika.

Exactly.

Well it is. I'm pretty sure about the size of 2 body parts of those guys: What is big is their brain, what is small is their... Well... Let's say they gotta compensate a lot

Marc Helmberger jealous

@@marchelmberger7790 or maybe some people just like sharing their rare talent with other people you prick

@@marchelmberger7790 Jealousy

Lisztomaniac that's *deep*

Nerd

Well said

His German was absolutely perfect, his pronouncing was so good that he has to be native German speaker like holy crap

@@martensamulowitz347 His Yugoslav languages where also really really good !

I only speak English but language is so interesting to me and I would LOVE to learn more, but I can’t figure out how I’m supposed to start. What process do u follow to learn a new one?

I hope to hear about your language journey in the future! 👍

​@@graham9078 I speak Spanish as my main language (I'm from Spain), English, French I'm still learning..., and I'm also learning Greek

@@graham9078 Just chose a language and whip duolingo out and you're golden

哇哦，你好厉害啊

🤣🤣

HAHAHAHAHA

These are the guys that needa become spies and go undercover in Russia or something 😭💀

Funniest comment ever!

Hahahaha

XD

😂😂😂

And non of them speak Hungarian :D

@@medikitkatful Hungarian is the orphan surrounded by Indo-European languages ;) I understand

"YES!!!! THAT'S HOW IT FEELS!!!!"

They spoke 2 simple sentences poorly. That's not "speaking the language 😅

From their “danish” it seemed like he had prepped 2 sentences in “danish”, but the pronounciation was very very bad

@@Vfulncchl Badly learning two sentences in many languages is done by plenty of people who sell stuff to tourists. These two just fool people, sadly even native speakers of the languages they "speak"

They spent more time describing accents than having a conversation. My Spanish isn't strong but I can hold a conversation longer than "I can pretend to be Venezualan".

If I'd hear them speaking Dutch like this I'd switch to english

I mean, it is literally impossible to sound native-like in 21 languages within a lifetime…

@@leonardog.6027 well they only know a phrase or two in each one

@@roop-a-loopa phrase or two?? Did you watch the video

@@Satwikakul did you?

​@@Satwikakul The fuck you are talking about? Yeah, a phrase or two. And they sound awful, had to rewatch multiple times on my native language only for them to sound like the average foreigner. Sorry, there is no way you can use that level of speech to call yourself a polyglot.

Dutch was fine but what was supposed to be flemish did not sound like it at all (coming from a flemish person)

😂

Mike B guy in grey shirt's Spanish was great, guy with the hat had some grammatical errors but still understandable

Their french was pretty bad though, sounded like an american trying to remember the sentences he learned by heart from college.

3 people didn't get the joke 🙃

Jay P move your finger, it's on the lense

😂😂😂

The right guys portuguese was kinda lacking it made little sense especially the accent

El mundo, pre pandemia.

Crazy 😂😂😂😂😂😂👍

Pink floyd is a badass band

It's like a warmup

I'm pretty sure its both of them too

It was definitely the guy on the left who I assume made this video. I can't say much because I only know English, but I'd assume it's damn near impossible for a non polygot to put the subtitles in

Let’s be honest , it’s probably *people* ahhah

@@smeshdoggo1954 think it's the bald guy since his wife was filming edit: just read the description. everything links to the guy in the left. mustve just had the wife film for convenience sake.

I’m sure speaking so many languages is a major turn on

If the person walking past speaks neither language, they wouldn't notice the difference. it would be simply noise both times.

@@deanm1424 you can definitely hear the difference between different languages you don't speak. Maybe you don't notice the difference between different languages in the same family (Dutch and German or Korean and Japanese) but you can hear the difference between Thai and Arabic.

@@deanm1424 I don’t speak either and I would definitely know the difference. So your comment in invalid.

@@kresant1507 it is still valid, but you neglect the "walking past part". If you stood there listening then you may well be able to tell. but if someone had heard neither language before then what was spoken would be noise both times.

​@@janhetjoch Korean and Japanese are not in the same family

REKT

I though I misheard, but I think too he said 好吃好吃 :D

SteeveBlack 我觉得他想说“好说好说”😂

哈哈哈

Haha Chinese is still the hardest to learn, but good job to them! 俩老外的中文口音真浓嘿 上海=全南方 LOL

lol.....that made me laugh

Yeah. 'Cos they keep introducing themselves.

Actually they'll never get alzheimers knowing that many languages. Don't wooosh me

Do u speak scottish

Dark Void I thought this was funny as well. And rather factual.

@SigneM-Formaldehyd#1-dr I'm Swedish and understood every word (I usually don't understand Danish). Sounded like some intresting mix of Norwegian, Swedish and Danish!

CK_32 ha ha ha.... 😂

SigneM-Formaldehyd#1-dr No they were not speaking in Swedish. There are similarities in the Nordic languages except for Finnish but they are still vastly different. Nordic people understand some German too because of the assimilation of words that doesn’t however mean it’s Swedish lol They spoke in a way that was a mesh of everything.

SigneM-Formaldehyd#1-dr And stop drinking that formaldehyde you call bathwater and get a life kid #PUTONIGNORED LOL

@SigneM-Formaldehyd#1-dr No, not really. Swedish, Danish and Norwegian is generally understood by speakers from all three countries, because they are so similar that some linguists consider them to be just dialects of the same language. However, of course it also depends on what dialect you speak. I'm Swedish and can understand a lot of Norwegian dialects, and some Swedish dialects I can barely understand, for instance. If Danes speak slowly and articulate, I can understand them too, but generally I can't.

Dude are you serious

@с у х о й The Netherlands :)

@@MC-wy9rv yeah why?

Cool

He is CIA

Stolen

This has 256 likes and I just found that funny as a nerd because of minecraft numbering system.

@@rtsa4633 it's not minecraft numbering system, it's called binary. Binary alphabet has only two numbers (0,1) so instead of using 10 power numbers like the decimal system (10,20,30) it uses two power numbers (2,4,8,16). 256 is one of them.

BullRed07 wasnt it from a commander keen game?

@@boemboemize Yeah it's the Standard Galactic Alphabet from Commander Keen.

​@@MishMashi Actually the Bald guy speaked well the Spanish

Oui ils ont pas parler beaucoup en français, sûrement la langue la plus difficile à apprendre lol

@@doncorleone653 I can assure you that German is much harder, for an English speaker. French and English are so similar: SVO word order, huge shared vocabulary, no cases. Where French is hard is the syllable timing and pronunciation.

To be honest their French was vraiment dégueulasse.. 😂

@@adrianjausseme8125 Yeah, especially the accent was atrocious.

@Philippe Demptos that is not true, when he spoke croatian he was forming complex sentences and if he can do that in croatian i highly doubt their knowledge in more immportant languages like french or spanish is basic

Philippe Demptos you cant be a native speaker of two languages.

gestucv olonor it really is, it’s hard to understand until you know more than one language 😁😁

Will Mccauley You totally can specially if one or both your parents come from different countries

@@baki2469 Same in German

Ahaha

LOL

good one !

Jei Del Rosario It’s weird, I am just here because I’m usually on youtube, I am not in quarantine so I can not relate to you guys :(

je'suis Elle - Ok.

Un Deux Trois Quatre Cinq Six Sept Huit Neuf Dix Onze Douze Treize Quatorze Quinze Seize Dix-sept Dix-huit Dix-neuf Vingt Vingt-et-un Vingt-deux Vingt-trois Vingt-quatre Vingt-cinq Vingt-six Vingt-sept Vingt-huit Vingt-neuf Trente Trente-et-un Trente-deux Trente-trois Trente-quatre Trente-cinq Trente-six Trente-sept Trente-huit Trente-neuf Quarante […] Cinquante […] Soixante […] Soixante-dix or Septante […] Quatre-vingt or Huitante […] Quatre-vingt-dix or Nonante […] Cent!

Same here !

Quarante

3*(9+1)+3^2

You are so talented man

You know about as much as these two then

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Yt6-iky4Jqw.html

I can say thankyou in 40 languages

JamesTavRule Yeah, honestly bro 😂

Add one more, cause I,m sure you didn’t know this one 🇦🇲 (Armenian): Thank you=շնորհակալություն Pronounced as: [sh’nor-ha-ka-lu-tyun] Also used the french variation: մերսի (merci)

that's because saying, " hi, I like you, let's be friends" is creepy if you say it more than once in the same language.

Scott Caine best comment, thanks for the laugh

@@scottcaine4514 hahahahahahahahahahaha

i can't even start a conversation bruh i am a n.e.e.t

Basically revolved around greetings and occasionally trailed off into some easier convos with languages that come naturally. Went off in German and Dutch easily. Arabic or Chinese not really.

Lmfao

I love it when games do that... a few games do that today but not as much as earlier days

wait no... I take it back... a lotta games do it today

こんにちは

Awesome reply!!!!!

Teacher: *switches seat with them because teacher is now student*

How many languages can you teach?

redragorflag 6/10 joke rating because the beginning was fine but you’re supposed to make the “yes” lowercase for the best effect.

bro same bro

Da brat 😂😂😂

Брат да брат

Держись брат

Broooo

Jack Dee ad un certo punto però qualcuno ha parlato in sottofondo in italiano 😂😂

@@Margherita_Dolcevita_Languages si, anche io l'ho sentita, é anche ho capito tutto. Io non sono italiana, sono catalana, ma parlo italiano dopo di stare due mesi in Roma in 2016.

Nikoi ne mu puka za shibaniq italqnski

@@judna1 Brava Judith👏

10:50

What do you mean? Like... If they were correct?

I was reading the subtitles and just after they finished talking in portuguese I realized they were speaking portuguese

Lol

@Alexa Tri not much, well the bald guy is very good at portuguese from portugal but the owner of the channel is kinda bad... (At least he can speak it though)

Arabic and French were not good either ...

Etan Plan fight to the death

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

hahahah

Bobby Tp I noticed that too! But it's an honest mistake because he took "calor" which means hot to mean "caliente" which is hot or hot as in sexy.

Psuculento

Visual One Studio eres caliente mi hijo

Maybe, but the accent and pronunciation are very good, at least in Russian and German.

Ksenia Lucas yes of course 😂

@@xmova7185 Russian... no, they sound like typical foreigners learning my language lmao. They over-emphasise everything

That’s the polyglot curse. You only know so much but it’s a flood of words to learn when you’re surrounded by native speakers. Mastery is seldom amongst polyglots beyond one to three main languages.

@@xmova7185 German is like nearly perfect... Respekt!

Sebastian Awick They both probably were very well versed in the language having a bit of cultural immersion (especially bald guy) so it was probably easier for them to wax poetic since they knew a lot more, and were more used to conversing auf Deutsch

There was a study that was done a while back that people really will adopt different personalities for different languages

@@MrDaAsif that's true. Happens to me at least... Btw I absolutely LOVE your nickname. ♥️

@Parma zyxwvu Dutch is not Deutsch

There was a study conducted (or concluded) recently on how different languages transport a different amount of information per syllable. Japanese and Spanish for example convey very little information while German is on the other end of the spectrum, that's why Japanese and Spanish are spoken much faster than German such that the infomation flow is pretty much constant for all languages. That might be why they seem to speak so much more calm. Grüße aus Deutschland =)

Ah ça va bien? Я тоже говорю по-русски, watashi wa nijongo arimasen, por está canijo como el Chino también. But I will speak soon, ich spreche Deutsch aber es ist ...eh...très dificile. Obrigado, tlazocamati, dank u vel.

He sounded like a not very smart pre-teen... most Dutch speak German at a much higher level.

@@eaglenoimoto So?

Im learning german and Der dis das is killing me.

@@heriander_ 😂😂😂 Es ist schwer, english einfach nur the 🤣

@@eaglenoimoto ich persönlich konnte ihn sehr gut verstehen und finde, dass er so spricht wie jeder Deutsche den ich kenne also sei mal leise brudi. Can you speak German or Dutch? If not then please just be quiet (ich bin Deutsch btw)

Crueller thanks

@@giorgiomarrama6555 and to drink !

Not really, it is clear that he only knew very little things to say and couldn’t really carry on a meaningful conversation. Those very little phrases can help him improve, however. I’ve had several encounters with people that say they want to practice their Spanish and the only phrases they know are generic friendly phrases like: “Hola, amigo” and “me gusta tus zapatos” or “yo hablo un poco Español” which isn’t bad at all if you really want to learn they are great stepping stones to build up from there.

Lewis Wolfe you haven’t watched his channel then

@@4TailedScorpion Spanish is easy because its unadulterated and has clear and present rules. Once you get those language structure basics the rest is just learning (expanding) your vocabulary.

dude you nailed it

I can't stop laughing that's so true

they're clearly italians

Serafim B best comment in the comment section

gastone paperone how can you tell? I noticed some italian at 10:50 but the guy with the hat didn't seem to understand (Edit: ho letto solo adesso il tuo nome😂😂)

Which is not bad bro

@@vannhantran547 he never said it was bad bro

All they do is great themselves they are not fluent

Or you have 20 other words getting in your way like a great grandma who mixes up names

I actually know that feeling and it is terrible 😂 But I only have like 5 and a half languages on my belt. But still it happens very often- I really, really want to say something in my mother tongue, but I can only think of an English word for it. Or I speak Russian and I have a tendency to switch to english at random. I spoke to a Ukrainian lady on a train that needed to get to a certain stop and I kept saying English words.