Can Koreans Identify These European Languages?
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This makes me realise that everywhere outside of Europe is pretty confused about the continent 😂
Lol I’m British so the answers weren’t that difficult
I'm American and got them all correct
I’m Swedish and I got 2 wrong, lol I feel so dumb (Italy and Netherland, I would say that I was pretty close though). I’m kinda disappointed they didn’t take any Eastern European countries but maybe that would have been too difficult, I probably wouldn’t have known
do u confuse with asian language?
@@jonisuh not really, I know quite a few with good enough efficiency to tell 🤷🏻♀️
Europeans dying inside while watching this video
Frrr
From laughter yeah
@@ptolemy1796 I’m European and I’m genuinely so proud of you.
I’m European and I got 2 wrong, Italy and Netherland (I would say that I was pretty close though so don’t be too disappointed in me)
@@69raisinswhy what did you think the Netherlands one was?
1:32 "Where did you go?"
"Europe...USA"
All Europeans: " What?" 0.o
Yeah that's trippy for a European to hear, but it makes sense to them cuz normally when a Korean goes abroad, they usually come to visit various European countries at the same time and when they go to America, they often just choose the USA. So koreans will probably refer to their vacations as a European trip and a USA trip. It is still quite weird to hear tho cuz we Europeans have a strong sense of identity in our countries so when we see someone grouping us in one big chunk of land it's confusing 😅😅😅
It’s like if we reduce entire Asia to : China 😂
@@TheMagicBretzel no lmao the point here is that the USA aren't in Europe but in America
I think she said she visited Europe and USA... I'm Korean and I think you might be confused because of the translation:) if this wasn't the point, I'm sorry😅
@@marianne3904 nono, i think you're confused. The girl said that she visited the USA, and Europe. So this is a joke we Europeans have because foreigners tend to include all European countries in one, they often say "I visited Europe!" And we're like 👁️👄👁️ " what countries?" And that's what op was referring to I'd like to believe 😂😂😂
I got them all, but I'm from Europe, Belgium. If I had to recognize Asian languages I might recognise Chinese, Korean and Japanese, but that's it.
Same
Pretty much the same for me, although I am somewhat confident with east Asia. Africa on the other hand...
Same here.
@@CottidaeSEA Africa has so many different languages the good side is that they have many English speakers...
Same for me but thai (such a poor life ;-;)
The whole europe for other people:
🇬🇧🇪🇸🇩🇪🇨🇵🇮🇹🇷🇺
yeah.. 👍🏻
everyone from every part of the world is confused about other continents, that's why I hate that now they're attaching to "hate against asian people" even the " you don't know what countries are in Asia ???!! you're racist !!!" . Why does this mean you're racist ? :")
i mean ....what the fuck man ? everyone is bad in geography, independently from where he/she comes from, it's not racism.
This video demonstrates it.
I've always heard people from other countries asking for example to Serbian people "are you american?", it's not that if one person is rose coloured-skin then he's American... following the crazy flow of these weeks' saying that phrase is racist too..
Well, it shouldn't be a surprise cause not everyone is going to be familiar with every country in each continent, especially if they're not from that continent.
@@alistairt7544 lol , yes
exactly
@@meropemerope6096 I'm Asian and I used to feel like this too. Mock people for not knowing their geography and such. Then I had a chat with someone from Ghana, and I was like "fuck I barely know anything about Africa, let alone Ghana". I got off my high horse that day haha
@@hororo4053 I understand your feeling ahah :") like... everytime someone says "Lituania", I don't think it thoroughly and I don't remember that it's an European country and my mind tells me immediately that it is an African country (you know, for the name similar to the ones in Africa), but it's not there...it's in Europe ; LOL 💕☕🧇🙃🌮
Let them react to Eurovision! That's gonna be sick😂😂
OMG YES PLEASE. I want them to react to verka 😂😂😂
Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
Yes please! Them reacting to all the iconic performances would be amazing. I'd love to see that
They should include Euphoria by Loreen!
Yess, that would be a great video!
When Hyejin was listening to Italian she actually recognised it cause she said it reminded her of something she heard in the movie “call me by your name”, which actually was set in Italy.
But unfortunately she taught the movie was French and that’s what confused her!
But actually she’s got a great ear for languages since apparently she heard Italian just in that film and she immediately recognised it.
Most of the dialogues in Call me by your name were in English and in French, timothée chalamet was speaking French with his mom and friends, They said only few words in Italian during the whole movie
@@myriam6101 ah all right i didn't know it ty
@@myriam6101 maybe it depends wich version you watch, I've seen the french version and they speak Italian a lot
@@oriane5398 in the original version ( the English one ) they spoke French 98% of the time, they literally said only 2 sentences in Italian
they spoke a sentence in German, too. so I guess "It's a language I heard in Call me by Your Name" was a pretty bad argumentation by her
In Spanish you could start a whole conversation without taking a breath
True xD
🤣
In Greek too haha. When I speak Greek many people thought I spoke Spanish 🤷🏻♂️😂
@@user-pz1rb6wm5n I know! We have very similar accents. Sometimes, when I hear Greeks speak English (with a greek accent), I think they're Spanish hahah
@@user-pz1rb6wm5n omg yes I do mistake Greek and Spanish all the time (I'm French)
Me, an Italian student that is currently studying German and English at university, that also learned French and Spanish in middle and high school, that also watched all of the SKAM's remakes...well, this video really killed me inside hahaha but it was fun! it's interesting to see people's reaction to European languages!
Quando smetteranno di fare battute sulla pasta la civiltà avrà raggiunto un livello superiore
@@sara-mi5mx e perché lo stereotipo del gesto con la mano?! Io sono la prima a fare ironia sull'Italia (e altro) ma ho anche la decenza di informarmi sui Paesi che non conosco e di superare gli stereotipi🤦🏻♀️ (soprattutto quando si tratta di stereotipi vecchi, visti e rivisti, un po' di inventiva almeno)
@@valeriasturabotti6695 sono d'accordo. vanno benissimo le battute e l'ironia, ma raga il livello di questo video è paragonabile ad un italiano che dice che la Malesia è in Africa.
SKAM!!!
YES SKAM!
⛪ I am German and when I lived in China I got several times asked if I am from France. 😍Most French people will feel insulted if you tell them that they sound like Germans😂 🤣
well not insulted but we'll definitvely wonder how you can think French is similar to german , like it sounds nothing alike from a French or German point of view
@@esther6664 It may be the strong R sound.
Dutch will feel offended too
Lol honestly most ordinary East Asians think Europe is just an extension of America. Some would even think that all Europeans speak English. And besides, we don't hear European languages often and so everything would sound similar to the unfamiliar ear. Im a little more curious and am actually interested in the sounds of different languages so I could at least differenciate between the Germanic and Romance language sounds. And frankly, I think German sounds nice. Don't understand why French would feel insulted. I watched Dark on Netflix and I thought the language sounded cool. Just my personal opinion, but I actually think German sounds better than French
well, one of my japanese housemates thought, after a month we knew each other, I (an italian) was from Spain and a few days later from England so it's not even a surprise anymore 😂😂
The advantage of being an European: being somehow familiar with many languages, excluding your own and the two or even three studied at school.
It would be interesting to see if Europeans would be put in a similar test but with languages of East/South-East Asia, we'd realize how few we knew. Good luck recognizing Lao, Burmese and Thai, or Cantonese and Mandarin from each other.
@@Usumgallu
Obviously we'd fail miserably!
...on the mainland :-)
@@Usumgallu I can easlly recognise Thai xd It sounds really different to other lenguages xd
@@rocioramilo4833 well I guess many would distinguish it from japanese or korean, but not so sure that many could tell if something is thai, lao or pak thai (spoken over 4 million people)
guess: denmark/sweden, *proceeds to give an example in Finnish* "hyva hyva", me: yes :')
When he was saying that i was like choose one language please😂😂
XD
lol yleensä just toisin päin että suomi ignoorataan ja ehotellaan kaikkia muita sinne :D
yeahhh i was like nooooup :'''''') suomi melkein mainittu whoops :')
In a popular mint chewing-gum commercial in Korea they say hyvää hyvää, i think he just quoted that!
I love how all foreigners just collectively decided that europe is only central, south and a little bit of scandinavia even tho eastern europe is such a big part of europe and there are a lot of countries, cultures and languages but i guess the world is not ready for them lmao..like i never expect to see my country in these videos because i'm from switzerland and we don't really have our own official language but eastern europe has so many unique languages so why are they never talked about??
Bc they suck
ikr
Don't mind those two ignorant f@cks above. I agree 100%
because they aren't that popular. I mean if the video was eurpeans trying to guess which asian language it is they'd probably pick korean and chininese and japanese and maybe thai or hindi. they wouldn't gravitate towards the smaller or less known countries or languages such as laos or, idk, burmese.
@@shavonnelynch6508 agreed
To be frank, when they mixed up French, Italian and Spanish, and Swedish and Danish, at least they're within the language family haha. It would be crazy if he heard Italian and said Polish lmao
Swedish and Danish are a different family language from French Italian and Spanish.
@@frankderossi795 That's what he implied. Since swedish and Danish they were unsure of which and they share a family language. Same with French Italian and Spanish.
They even mentioned German and Dutch sounding like English at times...
@@lissandrafreljord7913 Totally makes sense for a non-english native 👌🏼
no this is Swedish
I'm Italian...and french and italian are so different! Lol they were cute tho so is ok :)
I get what they mean though. The vibe is similar, but the languages sound different.
They're both roman/Latin so I guess foreigners may think it's similar
I’m French and I agree
Totally different, please!
To them, it must be like setting apart Cantonese from Korean for us.
AwsomeWorld has taught me tha Koreans use their hands a lot. So many hand gestures!
True, I'm Italian and I use wayyy less hand gestures than them. But it must also be said that in the part of Italy I live in almost nobody ever uses hand gestures lol.
And they clap a lot!
@@lauragoreni3020 sei del nord?
@@Nic_Bandik sì, Friuli. Qua non si gesticola quasi per niente quando si parla
Italy get the rep but its not like they use more hand gestures than several other cultures
I see a Swedish flag, I click.
Btw, mixing Swedish with Danish and also dragging in Zlatan and still get it wrong.
I love this duo so much lol
Ja samma här
Nah the guys annoying af he needs dropping.
I see a Danish flag, I click.
Exakt vad jag gjorde haha
@@KataneChaan haha same!
that "son" he was hearing it's actually "sogno" which means "dream" in italian lol
It's one of the only few words I know in italian because of Civilization VI's main theme ( "Sogno di volare", what a good song it is) XD
To be fair, that clip's volume was a bit low. I had trouble even hearing it.
Sogno ( italian) sueño ( spanish) sommeil ( French) son ( catalan)
I'm disappointed. I expected some Slavic, some Finno-Ugric and some languages from the Balkan too...
yea me too. sometimes it would seem that Europe only consists of Germany, Sweden, France, Spain, Italy and then also Austria Netherlands and Denmark.
Even if they restricted to "famous" countries with distinct languages where they could have a chance, Russia and Greece could be there at least. (Greek would be called Spanish as they sound a lot alike at first listen, but Russian I think they could guess.)
I know I was waiting for eastern Europe too!
True... We're always forgotten... Europe is not only western Europe 😣 (Also majority of Balkan languages Are Slavic)
Yeah its always western european it seems like
His pronunciation when he says "Guten Tag" in German is very good!!
True but as a german i couldn't understand what he said after
@@ImmortalXUchiha He said: Ich bin (his name)
@@temakrug4647 Yeah, I think so too. The reason why it's almost unintelligible is that he forgot that the "ch" in "ich" is actually a digraph (a single sound / phoneme, that is represented with 2 consonants, which do not necessarily have to have anything to do with the sound they describe) and pronounced them separately as "z-h", which leads to a completely different sound, that is almost unintelligible to the untrained listener.
His pronunciation is actually pretty bad... But for asian's ears I guess it's alright.
When he said hyvää hyvää it reminded me that with Koreans not having the sounds F and V in their language, they have a hard time saying those so he instead said hybää hybää, tho Finnish doesn't have 'b' in it's phonemic inventory unless it's a loanword.
I'm sad to see the whole Eastern Europe got forgotten.
Și eu!
@ In fairness to the participants most Eastern European languages they would likely never be able to place, if they could name the nation at all. Bulgarian, Belarusian, Czech, Georgian, Hungarian and Polish for example would likely be impossible for them. Like distinguishing between Asian languages like Kazakh, Persian, Tibetan, Mongolian and Burmese Just plain unfair and they wouldn't be even able to tell you which nation the languages would belong to.
The above is obviously meant for the average person in either continent not people that either studied or works in said continent.
@@elliotalderson6900 @MasterlordSWE i just really enjoyed your wholesome conversation wow
Maybe because they wanted to make it easier for them
I'm Nigerian and I got all right
CZcams must really be helping my international perspective
Nice job ;3
Im obsessed with other people’s cultures and languages ✨, that’s the only reason I can distinguish a lot lol
lol me too when i see their ignorance i died inside 😂 but cute video 💕
Well, kudos to Hyejin for saying Dutch was more similar to English than the other languages. She'd be quite right. Except for Frisian (a minor regional language spoken in one province of the Netherlands and a small part of Germany), linguistically Dutch is indeed more closely related to English than any other language.
Yet Friesland claims they are above everyone else and they talk Frisian to those that don't understand a single word. I have experienced that and Frisians aren't that nice
I think it sounds more like German but that's my opinion
It's weird that Europeans can tell the languages apart, I've never learnt Spanish, Italian, Swedish or Dutch, but it's not difficult to tell them apart hah probably because we've met a lot of different people.
They should try and react to Greek language 🇬🇷 (European country too) . But next time please show them Eurovision! especially of 2019 it was lit!!!
Omg YESSS
Greek and European Spanish language have the same cadence and sound similar (they share the same 5 vowels, and the θ sound).
When you find a group of greeks talking loud in the street, you think they're spaniards speaking strange words you don't know ;-)
Sweeeden baby 🇸🇪
Those languages were pretty easy for me as a European at least
스웨덴 🇸🇪 💟
Agree✌😂🇸🇪
Yeahhh, especially swedish
Swedish is so easy to regonize you just speak very aggressively
They're pretty commonly represented European languages. Also easy for me as an American. I was hoping they add some non-common ones like Sardinian, Catalan, Slovakian, Latvian, etc., but that would be too cruel haha
for the next video invite the italian girl and let them guess the meaning of all the different italian hand gesturessss
Hyejin thinking everything was Spanish was HILARIOUS.
I'm European and this was fun to watch even tho I'm from Transylvania and it wasn't there. I didn't recognise them all tho lol, it was a bit shocking that they thought a lot of European countries use English, it's like saying that a lot of Asian countries use Chinese haha
You mean you are from Romania/or live in. Transilvania it's not a country. 😂
@@sayurivkg i never said it was a country
It's probably because most of us use the Latin alphabet or Cyrillic or Greek which is very similar
A lot of Latin Americans also think most European countries speak English.
Umm, you know Transylvania is fictional, right? Also, I guarantee you are not actually a vampire, no matter how many times you've watched Dracula (or Twilight, or whatever).
Haha this was really fun! Next time you should include Finnish or Estonian :D
I once confused an Estonian for a Finn.
@@PV1230 Estonian sounds like very bad Finnish
@@hilmalottarantala3314 I think it sounds like funny dialect finnish. Some estonian words are very close to finnish old and "tasty" dialects.
@@meomarte exactly
I only know one Finnish one. Perkele
When i heard dutch i was freakin out, i always get excited when they are mentioned because we live in such a tiny country.
i know right! het komt niet zo vaak voor haha ik voelde me echt speciaal lol
the first non koreans to visit korea were, the dutch
if it werent for the dutch, korea would not have existed
Dutch is barely mentioned in videos like these, so it came as a surprise to me aswell
Tiny country? The Netherlands has played a major role in the world’s history.
@@ddc2957 its still tiny
Call me by your name is an Italian film.
I'm from Europe and the Scandinavian languages (or North Germanic languages) are so similar to each other that it's hard for me to distinguish them.
Swedish is very soft spoken sound, Norwegian is kinda similar but a little bit harsher sound, Danish is harshest sounding, Danish is easy to figure out because it sounds like they have a potato in there throat (I'm swedish) the potato thing is a joke btw we use here in sweden.
@@xXMetalforever1994Xx Thanks I will try to distinguish them like this ;)
@@jantube358 No problem hehe!
Yeah...Swedish sounds pretty similar to German...yet I didn't understand a single word
@@derwolf9670 You got a swedish name? You not swedish? Yea a lot of people I've talked to think so too.
As a spanish person myself I found this hilarious 😂
Omg I died when he imitated the German accent, he nailed it!
I'm impressed that he nailed Zlatan and 🇸🇪 even if he changed his answer last minute :) Well done ^^
Ok am I the only one that was looking for my own language😂 and then I was disappointed when my language wasn't. But it's okay👌🏻👍🏻
You're Icelandic? You should be used to it by now...
hahaha they murdered this 😂😅 at the end when he realised there is one more but he used all the European countries he knows...and then he said Argentina... i'm dying 😂
1:49 we all saw that abandoned hand 🤣🤣
F
😂😂😂😂 Of course
F
the one that I didn't get was sweden XD said netherland but when netherland came I knew it was netherland XD I guess being french and having as second language subject spanish,italian or german along with english as a first language to learn at school makes it easy XD
Quick guide: Swedish sounds like a softer German; Dutch sounds like an unintelligible German.
@@trodat07To me Dutch is like German-but-my-cat-walked-on-the-keyboard. Same for Danish, but with a northern europpean twist.
No offense to either Dutch or Danish people out there, of course ;) Love both languages but knowing a bit of German and applying this rule is definitely how I am able to identify them :p
@@HawkNButterfly It's fine HAHHA I wouldn't know how to explain dutch either.
@@trodat07 Do Swedish sound like softer German to you all? hahaha
Dutch is like a perfect mix all of the languages spoken in the countries surrounding Netherlands.
Swede here btw
Well I'm from the Netherlands, and the Dutch language used to be a lower german language and basically changed more in its own language.
“I thought a lot of European countries used English” - I 💀✋
Almost every European can distinguish between at least 8 languages, such as: English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese. Personally, I am able to recognize additionally Swedish, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, Korean, Japanese and Greek even though I speak only 3 languages.
El italiano, portugués y español siempre lo confunden. Lo mismo pasa entre el ucraniano, ruso, polaco y bielorruso.
Donghee is so energetic lol, P
air him up w Hoseung in a video
i’m so hyped for this video lol, i wonder if they’re gonna mention dutch hehehe
edit: they mentioned the netherlands, i’m shocked weesh
Right???? We're often left out! But then again, the Balkan countries have it worse than us 😔
het moment dat je deze comment plaatste wist je nog niet dat zondaag met Lubach stopte, goede tijden, he shall be missed
@@aardbeidelijkheid Right, Netherlands is ALWAYS left out
as a speaker of a Latin language, it's funny to see them confused by their resemblance while it's easy for me to distinguish
what language do you speak may I ask?
@@ninalempicka2948 Portuguese. I can understand most Spanish speakers easily (I fully understand writing), I can understand the context of a sentence written in Italian, French and sometimes Romanian. but I can differentiate all listening even without understanding
I know italian but I could distinguish Spanish,French and German
Donghee has such a great personality. Just seems like a happy guy makes the video enjoyable to watch
When the kept saying that the languages sounded like English I was just like 👁👄👁
Dutch does have an English feel to it at times - from a native English speaker (Australia).
Yayyy! :D Happy for hearing Sweden mentioned :D
where are slavic languages???? why its always western europe only (+ sweden this time)???
Netherlands is mostly left out too
This was really fun and hard to guess. Love your content. 😊🤗
Good video. As a Spaniard I think it would be very difficult for me if I did the same with Asian languages
I should stop expecting something more than popular, most western european counties (i’m sorry but europe is just so diverse, it would be nice to give them some time to shine)
Y’all should have thrown Russian and Portuguese back to back to really get them confused
it's still fucks me up just how much Portuguese sounds Slavic lol
Yeah it's like Greek and Spanish 😂
Me a Spanish speaker seeing how they say Spanish when I know they're wrong: 👄
Tfw Im Dutch and I didnt even realize it was Dutch until the last three words of the clip they played. I feel ashamed of myself. :'D
His "fasha", Dr. Evil...
I actually got it from the start :(
As a serb who was born and raised in Sweden and live right now in Switzerland I got them all right.... So happy
I love how he actually got a Zlatan feeling when hearing swedish lol
Omo Netherlands represent!!!!!! Luv it btw the show that their were showing a clip of is zondag met lubach or Sunday with lubach(So lubach is just the name of the show host) and the guest was Martin Garrix who is a DJ.
Just putting a little of background info out there ^ ^
I was secretly hoping Dutch (the Netherlands one) would be used in the video, and it did! I enjoyed them trying to guess the whole video! Haha
Also very comical that they used Zondag met Lubach (Sunday with Lubach) as video, and if I heard it right they (in the Dutch video) were talking about someone who travels a lot and also to Seoul?
Yup martin garrix (de DJ) was bij Lubach
@@vanillaninjadutchfan ahhhh vandaar haha thanks voor de info
I'm sad Danish wasn't there '^^ but I can understand why they'd mix Danish and Swedish up, it sounds pretty similar especially to people who doesn't know the two languages
As a native English speaker who has decent Polish and extremely rusty German, I differentiate Danish and Swedish largely by the degree of 'throatiness'.
Then again, I might not be the best judge. Wendish and Sorbian sound to me like Polish with a really, really thick German accent.
girlie was correct on call me by your name part but still says french 💀
They were speaking more French than Italian in call me by your name, most of the movie’s dialogues were in English and French
as a korean who speaks english as her mother tongue, i guessed 4/6 or 5/6 right with or without including the netherlands on which i got help from the comments, though i probably would have guessed it anyway. lol in guessing swedish the flag on the thumbnail was a big help
that part of dutch is from a tv program " zondag met lubach " or in english " sunday with lubach "
2:23 she is right, she could have heard it in "call me by your name"
In the movie they use Italian, French and English
(She just guessed it wrong 😂)
Hoseung-pedia would be great at this competition :D
I love that she talked about Call me by your name which is set in Italy and all the character are italian but she still answered French ahhaa. Though I get that Chalamet is french so it might be confusing
Donghee did amazingly well at this game, he may have been off by just a bit several times but he did recognize when the speakers were speaking a romance language or a scandinavian language, even if he went for the wrong languages in those groups. Even guessing Luxembourgish when the Dutch video came on was pretty close, they're both west germanic languages. I'm also impressed with Hyejin recognizing the similarities between Dutch and English.
I'm french and when they said that french looked like Spanich or Italian made me laugh 😂
Got them all☺️ But I’m from the Netherlands so that makes it easier I think🇳🇱
I really didn't expect to hear Dutch, I was so surprised!! It's interesting to hear that it sounds like English to them♡
it does...I mean, both are West Germanic language...
great video. let do it for other continents as well. And are you guys guessing the name of the country or the languages? cause like in Netherlands we speak Dutch. just a point for attention for next time.
and it will be nice if you can make. ore content about other continents and cultures. I feel like you are focused on only the country US and Europe. U haven't seen content about South America, Africa, South Asia, Carribean or Canada. To be called awesome WORLD channel, a big part of the world is missing. I really like your channel, I hope you can guys can be a little bit more inclusive.
"I know the question mark and the comma", haha.
I would love if they reacted to Eurovision, it would be really fun!
That was so much fun can we have part 2😍
Hahahahaha! Funny video. Greatings from Barcelona, Spain.
where's Portuguese ? ! 😭 hahaha nice video!!
nunca somos representados em nada
I see a German flag, I clicked on the video faster than I could look.🤭😂
Hye Jin is so my type. Cute vid!
This was fun! I did not do well but I really enjoyed watching Hyejin & Donghee! Hyejin & Donghee are great and lots of fun!
The Kardashians wished they were like Monica Bellucci....
As an European I'm dying inside rn
I should suggest to mix some east EU languages as well, that would spicy up the things ;)
They should react to *Eurovision* and to be more interesting, to Eurovision 2021. The semifinals are gonna be on 18th, 20th May and on 22th of May ( the grand final). :)
omg I'm from Sweden and when it came up it was so funny to hear lmao
I’m from the Netherlands and some people say that’s it’s close to English, but they say that it’s really similar to it, so I guess they’re right😂
ik kom ook uit nederland. im also from the netherlands ;)
I don’t speak Dutch but sometimes when I see it written I can understand entire sentences of it! So many words are similar to English.
@@milliealston1674 It's because the Dutch adapt a lot of words from the English language like they do with the French language or with Latin
It was good that she immediately said that #1 felt like English listening time, as German and English are both Teutonic/Germanic languages.
They're actually pretty good at getting within a language family. Mistaking Swedish for Danish, thinking French sounds like Italian, and thinking that Dutch sounds like English isn't wrong.
Korean and Japanese sound kind similar to me though, and they are not closely related.
They have not guessed the Italian... It doesn't matter I don't get angry 😂🇮🇹❤️
I got three right!! German, Spanish, & Swedish :)) I'm from Japan
To be fair, for people from East Asia they did quite well. Only mixed up the romance languages but still got that it was romance, got German right away, mixed up Swedish for Danish which is also not too bad and even thinking of Luxembourgish impressed me. I mean korean is so completely different to all those languages it's not like some Americans that get into contact with spanish so much and still calling everything spanish.
Try including Welsh next time or some of the other Celtic languages, intermingled with maybe Czechoslovakian or Hungarian etc.,
As a swede I lost it when she said ettan
🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺❤️ see, we are way more similar than different, even in our languages. All of them are indogermanic languages, from the romance to the slavic to the germanic languages in Europe. 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺❤️
I love the girls voice!!! Omg,.... am I in love 💕
I was surprised to recognise Cari in the first language sample straight away!
Well we Spaniards have that effect on people, we're breathtaking~👀💞😅
You should have played something Czech for them. They would have been absolutely lost XD
for the language of the netherlands, it isn´t spoken in netherland only, its spoken in belgium too but it depends on in which part of the netherlands or belgium people are living
At first I thought it that it isn't hard to recognize european languages, but then I remembered that it is hard, I just learn/ed english, german, french and italian in school😅 they did a really good job!! Tv series really help a lot😂
Omg I didn't think they would know Luxembourg (even if it was wrong), most people always forget it😭🇱🇺