When Japanese Student Pronounces "I Like American Beaches" 

It is. It's actually hilarious but if you have Japanese friends go ask them. They'll tell you 100000 different funny stories that's something like this. It's either 1 - "You speak English!? You american wannabe lol" or 2 - "Your engrish is bado. Your bocaburary is noto goodo. Trust me or if you can't trust me ask other Japanese people

@@sorathetroll i guess that's what I'll do when I go to Japan

@@lusamineaetherspeedwagon But first you need friends

@@sorathetroll wow so people speaking English in Japan is very similar to people speaking japanese in the united states'

Yeah. The Japanese aren't very familiar with the western as they are more accustomed to their country due to their cultural advantage, tech, etc. I may be incorrect but this is what I think.

Lmao

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Holy shit I'm dying 💀 lmao

I know.....Im in the same class with you....

Yes

Lol

the last one makes no sense lol

Correction: こんにちは、私は英語です。ありがとうございました。 And that come from a french… i don’t know why i say that

@@mintsushi9598 yeah, totally

hello is the most basic thing but they still say koni chi war instead of kon nichi wa smh

@@yvy.830 i know right

I feel little bit of motivation and power from this.

Yuu too!?

i'd love to lie on the betch 😔

damn, you again

obv you will experience something like this when you encouter ppl who speak engirishu over there

Wait, you are here too...

Iam maybe going to Japan after i serve in army to stay there and lrean more Japanese

wait... you went to Japan too? so you actually have a normal life out of RU-vid?

Ikr like you can pick up the sound and start to recognize one or two words if you really try but it takes more time lmao

@@rikuu333 I heard this guy who was in Japan for 13 years, he knew enough to get by daily but wasn’t fluent. If you don’t practice and learn you won’t get fluent. You can live in the environment and still learn nothing, it’s highly interesting. 😊

@@SilverStormPax1996 TRUE! You have to want and work for something to get it.

@@rikuu333 Exactly! 😊

At best you may start picking up an accent. There was a Jocky - Steve Cauthen. Won the biggest horse race in the US, the Kentucky Derby. Was born in Kentucky. Kentucky has its own accent. Moves to England to race. Next time (maybe a year later) I see him interviewed on TV. You would have sworn he was born in England.

Im pretty sure he meant bench dude..

If I was a beach, I’d be disappointed in the cook too

That's pretty normal to be honest, when you are surrounded by a certain way of talking 24/7 for a while, you automatically end up adapting it to a degree. Obviously if somebody is only there for a month or so they are faking it, but accents and speech patterns get ingrained into your brain faster and easier than you'd think. Live abroad half a year and you will already see clear influence.

Yep.

How is it problematic?

@@JosepiThe13th Watch Ras Trent by The Lonely Island.

Do they start listening to reggae and smoking ganja too? 🤣

"That was a really great beach we went to see last night."

Alas it doesn’t work anymore. My mom has developed an American accent now.

YES!!!!!!! She said it again!!!!! 😈😈😈😈

@@bloodynessie1 the eternal beach has returned to us.

😂 😂 😂 😂 🤣🤣🤣🤣

"My English is not at an acceptable level, sorry. Maybe if you look around, you'll find someone else who'll be able to understand and assist you with your current predicament."

For Honor vibes

why the edit to thank for likes? the people who liked it already probably aren't going to see it

Pear and pair are exactly the same.

Same in TW, this mispronunciation is surprisingly international

​@@XxParasite wait, isn`t bitch and beach too? And night/knight. How can you heard it like different words? No... Real question is how can you say it different way! How? Or no one can actually, and this is just a global conspiracy.

@@cvs4063 “Knight” and “night” are pronounced exactly the same, but originally were pronounced differently. “Beach” and “bitch” have different vowel sounds. “Beach” uses what is called a close front untouched vowel, which is shown as this /i/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet. This is a very common sound that occurs in most languages. “Bitch” used what’s called the near-close near-front unfounded vowel, which is written as /ɪ/ in the IPA. This is a much less common sound and only occurs in some languages. The way you make each sound is similar, but the main difference is when you say the /ɪ/ sound, your tongue is lower in your mouth than the when making the /i/ sound.

​@@gyannunez so now I wonder if... Should knight carries other meaning at English since English speaker every time he hears this word, also remembers night? Well... It doesn't work that way... Right? But I'm still curious.

DURING WORLD WAR 2 several Japanese-Americans became prisoners. They were treated very well, because the Japanese soldiers couldn’t believe the prisoner didn’t know any Japanese words. The idea was incomprehensible to them .

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That’s weird. Even in Japan I’d still be watching English movies & TV shows, so I’d still be using my original tongue

Americans don’t goto malls anymore. They’re almost dead (over 2000 of them have closed)

DURING WORLD WAR 2 several Japanese-Americans became prisoners. They were treated very well, because the soldiers couldn’t believe the prisoner didn’t know any Japanese. The idea was incomprehensible to them .

with fake boobs & drink lots of coke (cock)

You meet a lot of strange people in college

DURING WORLD WAR 2 several Japanese-Americans became prisoners. They were treated very well, because the Japanese soldiers couldn’t believe the prisoner didn’t know any Japanese words. The idea was incomprehensible to them .

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Amerika-ota (japanese term ota from otaku) localization is rude man

They're everywhere lol. I'm American and sooooo many people act like they forgot English because they spent one week abroad. Like come on, no you didn't lol.

DURING WORLD WAR 2 several Japanese-Americans became prisoners. They were treated very well, because the Japanese soldiers couldn’t believe the prisoner didn’t know any Japanese words. The idea was incomprehensible to them .

As I see you can tall a long story... So... ahem... ahem... I'll listen.

That actually makes it worse

I adored my *bitch* very much and give her expensive dog food every day

I was late because I was outside watching a lunar eclipse. The moon looks beautiful tonight! 🥰🌙

What does the japanese letters mean?

@@ehhhhehhhh1025 you read it "bii-chi"

I think he meant bench...? Like sitting on a bench lieing on a bench.....i would think so.

"Shut up, you piece of sit." -Hirocky

Learn diphthong then.

長期留学ならまだしも１ヵ月とかでやる人はいったいなんなのかいまだにわからなくてうんちもれそうです