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The old guy was really knowledgeable in geography as well as in linguistics
@ksfhhnfan ow okay, thanks
JannikThomas right!
When you start to learn a language you also learn about the people's and their world
Laoshu is way better and younger
His Swedish was flawless, very good.
I liked the old man, he gave off those kind-teacher vibes
I actually recognized him. He's Steve Kaufmann, he has his own language learning site/app and a CZcams channel. He's alright!
Mr. Rogers !!
Heavy online class professor vibes
Lol
Steve is one of the most talented polyglots in the world!
How many languages do you speak?
Nancy: tried to learn "hello" on different languages
Jessy: tried to learn Chinese, unsuccessful
Steave: *I SPEAK 20 LANGUAGES* ...
I mean he was a diplomat so it’s really not that surprising.
@@ASMRJey no, no, he's still surprising, he's a known figure in the language learning community
@@ASMRJey wtf
Not only 20, 10 of them kind of really well was what he said. I speak ONE other language kind of well (this one, I am German myself, so English is my second) and two with a little more prospect of being able to buy something to eat in or oder a coffee without butter (which is double useless - I do not drink coffee).
I try learning another, but Russian without a teacher and without much practice is really hard to learn by myself.
@@franhunne8929 im fluent russian speaker, and even i understand how difficult is for foreigners to learn russian. I wouldn't even start 🤣
My heart stopped when I heard her speaking Uyghur. I love seeing representation of our people!!!
Exactly! I’m beyond proud 🥰
I'm not Uyghur but Imma cry that's so sad
Even though you don't have vis i subbed to you anyways
im not uyghur but im turkish and proud ✊🏾
I'm chinese and I hope you're doing fine and safe!
The old guy is very educated
That is Steve Kaufmann, and he is actually very famous within the language learning community :)
@@MultiTeletuby I wish they'd bring him back for more episodes!
Nothing close to Laoshu
Bull Laoshu only speaks like 3-5 languages fluently while Steve Kaufman speaks 10 fluently
@@mr.rocket5835 dont know what you're talking about sir
He: My favourite is salmon
She: *IKEA*
mmmm IKEA my favourite food
i mean she wasn't that far off ikea is a swedish company
@@rosebrown8724 shhhhhhh we dont want to be associated with them
@@mariesandvik1205 why?
🤣
I'm Scandinavian and I can see the pain in the Norwegian's SOUL at being mistaken for a Swede 😂
I can se that! But from an outside perspective i can see why Swedish and Norwegian does sounds a bit same. As a Swede i have a couple of Norwegian teachers in my college, all of them speak Norwegian (some of them speak a combination of both), and most i my class understands pretty good!
I guessed instantly that it was Norwegian because I watched skam and I think that they have an intonation that is really recognisable :D
@@sundanceekid8 dude same that's how I knew it was Norwegian like straight away ...
I've been (procrastinatingly...) learning Norwegian and it was nice to be able to understand what he was saying lol. At first I believed the woman when she said "Swedish" because I didn't know the Norsk word for salmon!
@@GarnetsWeb I actually knew laks is the word for salmon btw I also try and learn Norwegian right now and it was so fun when I understood what he said😇
how is no one talking about the fact that the last girl literally rolled her eyes and said "F you" to Jesse when he asked her to tell him a joke. It was in the clip right after teaching it to the older guy 😂😂
Yeah. I think he rubbed everyone the wrong way
I have to confess, I appreciate the composition where she first introduces us to an expletive and then used it with the least likeable of the participants.
shes a queen
It seems more like they cut it to make it look like she said that to Jesse... Not saying he’s a genius, but the editing seems suspect.
What the old guy said about people of a country culture coming alive when you speak their language is a good way of describing it.
Its amazing, i have a friend at work who is Greek and is teaching me things to say, the reaction I get when I speak Greek to people is exactly what that guy said. Its a really addictive feeling.
@@gerrystinks as a greek person I would be really excited to hear them.
@@gerrystinks yes, right! the feeling is really addictive
like when I stayed at Thailand and just said some address in native language to Taxi driver they were getting excited, they even sometimes teach me more words to compliment someone, and the feel is really great how they are happy when heard it
As a bilingual, that is 100% on point.
You get to understand a lot of linguistic/cultural in-jokes once you get the hang of a language.
Proverbs and sayings are commonly used in Asian dramas to symbolise and foreshadow things.
Translating them doesn't gives off the same feeling even if it means close to the same thing.
yes I love that feeling! I was an exchange student in the Philippines and ppl were always so happy when they found out the white girl spoke the local dialect
The confidence of this women when she's wrong 😂
as a filipino, i laughed so hard
@@Cassxowary English teacher😂😂
“And I KNOW this is a Filipino because I’m a wannabe Filipino”
@@SuperMustache555 yikes
Hahha she was so not a waaanbe Filipino also 🤪, she’s a sweetheart
I like the fact that they talked about the Uyghur crisis, the world should also focus on it, their lives matter too ✌🏻
and the fact that CUT didnt CUT that part
The older gentleman was the only tolerable guesser in this video. The other two were so terribly ignorant. Even when the language was revealed they were asking insensitive or irrelevant questions to the cultures of the speakers. Please do not call all Americans elitist without volunteering yourself as suspect numero uno.
the old guy is canadian
@@sparkyAR checks out haha
Especially with the guy who was speaking with the person speaking Norwegian. The whole "Queen's English" bullshit.
"Tolerable?" That's ignorant. The older man was very knowledgeable. More than tolerable ignoramus.
the most obnoxious moment was when the lady said that line about wanting to be filipino and eating lechon to the uyghur girl. talk about being disrespectful.
@@jyw0000 yes and she said that the lady from zibabwe her language sounds like from wakanda
I love how the Norwegian guy just insulted Jesse ruthlessly.
The Scarf Show There are relatively few people who can speak Norwegian which made it extra precious. Like, there are billions of people in the world but how stupid do you have to be to not know the language spoken by less than 10 million people !!!
We love to see it
And the Macedonian girl cursing at him 😂
I don't think he realised they were going to put subtitles on what he was saying 😂😂
@@SD-ft5xj Wouldn't it be more probable to recognize a language spoken by more people, rather than fewer people?
00:52 “When you learn a language the ppl of that country/language come alive” - this was by far one of the wisest thinks i’ve ever heard.
It's so true. Whenever I switch languages I can see the difference in people.
Yeah, it teaches you new perspectives because the language reflects the world-view of the culture it comes from.
reminds me of xiaomanyc and laoshu (RIP)
steve is extremely wise he's definitely one of my idols
I hate when people speak my native lol
“This is like a Russian language. It’s Dutch!”
*C R I N G E*
C R I I I N N G E
I wasn't expecting to find mr. Gymnast in a Cut video lmao
@@goldwingedvic where do you know me from? lol
@@brodypenn I see you in *all* gymternet videos that could ever exist (Gymnastea, RaganSmith, Sporteverywhere, the usual), it was shocking to find you here too hahaha
@@goldwingedvic I have other interests too! Nah I’m just kidding, but it’s funny you recognized me.
The "old guy" everybody talks about is Steve Kaufmann, he's a quite famous polyglot and has a youtube channel which is his name !
Thank you so much for sharing that he has a CZcams channel! His videos look super interesting
@@maximusmidnight2591 i was surprised to see him here lol, he is doing a favor for the humanity with his videos
Well he speaks around 20 languages or something and runs a language app
the blank stare jesse had after the cheese joke and the reluctant “...no, i liked it” lmaooo
he seems so ignorant AAA HOW DO PEOPLE NOT NOTICE WHEN THEY MAKE SOMEONE UNCOMFORTABLE
I don't think he knows what halloumi is
Ester Plank Ohh, is halloumi a cheese?? I get it now, I was totally lost before lol 👁👄👁
I thought the joke was really funny, but I don't think American knows what halloumi is. I was having halloumi one day and my American roommates were so curious, they thought it was tofu lol
I don’t speak his language but I understood his explanation smh
How is no one talking about the girl who said shes an Uygur Turk? Im so glad shes safe and okay
SAME im so glad they included her in the video though
i hope east turkestan is doing ok 💖 i wrote a comment but it got deleted. i really hope uyghurs will get a better voice 💖🇭🇰
squishy ponyo stand with HK and the Uighur’s from London !
@@AM-mv6ro thank you so much!! 💖💗☄🇭🇰
She lives in Canada, and she can't go back
I want to see more from the guy, who speaks 20 languages. He rocks.
He has a youtube channel czcams.com/channels/ez-2shYlHQY3LfILBuDYqQ.html
he is a polyglot and has a youtube channel!
Yeah, just search for Steve Kaufman. He has tons of videos.
honestly i thought the cheese joke was grate
Yeah, it was suck a brieliant joke!
It gave me a gouda laugh
I can barely Munster these jokes
I cantal if you guys are joking or not.
Spanish??? Oh dude you’re a little off 😂
As a Spanish speaker I can say her pronunciation of ABCDE was very similar to Spanish
@@TexasBrown713 yea
@@TexasBrown713 Also sounded extremely similar to Portuguese from Brazil!
@@bringmetheh0riz0n1 Oi br
@TexasBrown713 yeah, I wish she would've gone further.
I love how the Uyghur girl brought attention to the concentration camps.
Come see your likes :)
She doesn't know what she's talking about. Long live the people's republic of china.
@@dickidsrip5262 lol western europe is where it's at today because of the chinese.
@@za.monolit said the Chinese
@@arandompharaoh5549 yes yes be in denial
The girl in the blue hijab is so precious
The black woman thought Uyghur is a Filipino language and I was wtf they dont sound alike! I speak one of the languages in the Philippines so I can tell its not Tagalog
Yes she is 🥺❤
"It sounds like the language of the orthodox Jew" wtf is he talking about Hebrew or Yiddish? That guy didn't even sound like his language was close at all to those.
Lol I think he thought he was speaking Yiddish 😂😂
Honestly there’s a lot of Jewish dialects and languages but safe bet he probably means Hebrew seeing as Orthodox Jews pray in Hebrew
@@naomiooo6062 I speak fluent Hebrew and I'm am orthodox Jew and that sounded nothing like hebrew or yiddish at all
Same here. I speak both Yiddish and Hebrew and I was crying and laughing throughout
@@avi5052 חח צודק/ת
Every slavic language:
Americans: Is that russian ? 😂
@@Cassxowary Yeah I know it's just a very common thing to say. Also I don't know what you mean by romanian language?
They also say that Latvia is in Russia
@@viktorija.s3056 well, romanian language.. spoken in Romania.
@@grimalexx I know that romanian language is spoken in Romania but do they really think that romanian is a slavic😂
@@viktorija.s3056 oh :D they probably think every country east of Germany is Slavic xD
The old guy was adorable and very knowledgeable, bring him back!
Im so glad and proud you included the Uyghur muslim here. #JusticeForUyghurs
Did y'all miss the part about the concentration camps in China or why is nobody talking about it? C'mon guys, we're in 2020 and the Uyghur community is being tortured by the Chinese government. Women are being sterilised and having forced abortions ... such an important topic and y'all talking about Jesse?! Like ?????
I think people feel powerless to change the Chinese government because we aren't Chinese citizens, and even if we were the Chinese government doesn't handle activism well. Plus, I know the US isn't worse, but we have our own crap going on with the pandemic, the election shenanigans, and the civil unrest/police kidnappings and brutality that has left us too emotionally drained to talk about other things. Now there's supposedly parents who are training their kids to be soldiers in a race war there. :/
I agree, we're not Chinese citizens, and there's no way we can "force" change on the Chinese government anyway whatsoever (especially after the trade war and the Corona virus crisis)... We really can't do anything other than reminding the Chinese government of what's humane and morale... The rest is certainly up to them
It's really sad
@Wandering Philosopher I guess we could stop bringing the topic in a manner that makes Chinese decision makers all protective and defensive... Because when they are that way, we can be most certain that all change is not real and that all action is done just to silence the criticism (and they might as well ignore it, or forcefully silence the opposition)... I really don't know how we can do that, but I just know that there should be a better way to solve this situation
I hope people in the Tibet and Uyghur region, all people in all China and outside of it can enjoy a good happy care free life, with no oppression and no hardship imposed on them...
a lot of third world countries are having issues. The North Korean citizens are pretty much slaves to their country but no talks about it. Unfortuntatly, there's so only so much anyone can do outside of the country that's having issues.
Would love to see the older guy do this again. He was amazing
Steve Kaufmann, he has a channel on YT :)
"You're a comedian but I didn't know it was possible for a person to live with such low intellect"
He just got roasted so hard, there's nothing left but ashes!
Honestly, I was kinda wondering the same thing when the guy said it lol
😂 it was hilarious. I don’t think he was even trying.
I do feel bad for him though when he looks back on this video
It was a pretty cheap shot and completely uncalled for.
Luis Chávez Jesse is pretty consistently ignorant tbh
Nsimba he didn’t even say the comedian part they translated it wrong 😂
The Uyghur girl is SO cute, literally have hearteyes rn 😍
Ya and she's so well-spoken too, what a woke wifey
JSV Sml Right? Her smile is adorable too
Guys I loved so much that you ve brought an Uyghur speaker, it means a lot to Uyghur people who need attention and support. Respects. Sharqi Türkistan Azad Bolsun!
I feel so bad for the Uyghurs being held in concentration camps in China, it’s so infuriating that nothing is being done
@@Cassxowary wait really can you tell me about this I didn't know they were held in the U.S. too
@@melissamallen2589 İ guess she's referring to the detainees in Guantanamo Bay and similar facilities (several of them being Uyghurs) which are held captive under inhumane conditions whilst never being granted the human right of fair trial. Furthermore they are objected to different forms of psychological and physical abuse like sleep deprivation and water boarding. The innocence of countless former and current inmates has even been admitted by the government but no US president was able and/or willing to close Guantanamo and other blacksites. The bare minimum of ending torture within these illegal institutions seems to be out of the question as well.
As an Turk living in Europe I'd suggest that Americans should stop lecturing people from other parts of the world and start questioning and opposing the actions of their government.
PS: I hope you oppose the aforementioned practices. In that case my comment is not meant to atttack you in any way, please use your democratic rights to fight for change within your country.
Herta Schneider Hold on, lemme call Xi Jinping and ask him to stop
@@a.e.a. Is the commenter American?? O.O
It's so sad. Many countries are afraid to speak out though because they are economically too dependent on China.
I speak Turkish and I wasn't even so sure of the "Turkish flavour" of the Uyghur language as that diplomat. He is really knowledgeable, props to that guy!
I "speak" Uzbek (studied it 18 years ago) and I heard it immediately as Turkic... the sounds are there, the word for "no". I wonder if Turkish is really that different?
@@withastone as a turkish, i can personally say that i understand azerbaijan and uyghur dialects better than central asia.
@@crlmrv as a fellow turkish person I can confirm this
HOW THE FCK bro i speak turkish too and i deffly felt the turkic vibe
I study Turkish as a foreign language and it was giving me Turkic vibes and when i heard "yok" i was like "yeah, definitely Turkic. I guess it's quite noticeable for foreigners who study Turkic languages. Not to say that this guy does not deserve credit, tho, he was really cool.
Glad they picked all the lesser known languages for this video (including Marathi). It feels good to have your language represented on a mainstream channel
Yess, same
As a dutch person living in the US, I’ve been mistaken for speaking russian before, but I genuinely don’t understand how they sound anything alike. How do you not hear the difference between a germanic and a slavic language?
Dutch is very distinct,but for some reason it does sound like Arabic at times. But it has similar words to English, so if you're paying attention you can tell if it's Dutch.
Yeah I don't know how you mistake that. Dutch honestly kind of sounds like backwards English lol
I think dutch sounds like drunk german XD
dutch sounds like sims lol
Dutch is literally the closest language to English, not counting Frisian or Scots. Americans, we just don't know other languages.
"How do you say nice to meet you?" "Erm I don't think we say that very often." - SAME SIS, SAME!
I don't think she's very fluent in that language
@@Kazeshini6 I figured but I just found it funny 😄
@Literally Me exactly. And in my language there might or might not have it but tbf nobody would ever use it if there's even one cause we always opt to English (which is our second language).
This is what is so great about each language being different, not everyone has the same terminology or phrases.
In some languages you just don’t really say that
Man, we should all aspire to have as much misplaced confidence as Jesse
I know right
No fr
OMG, AS A NORWEGIAN IM SO SHOCKED TO SEE A NORWEGIAN DUDE, MY HEARTH IS SO HAPPY
AYYY DU HAR DYLAN SOM PROFIL BILDE #girlboss
@@nora4235 ofccccccc, HAN ER DEN KJEKKESTE I VERDEN😍
Bogdana JAAAAA UGHH ELSKER HAN SÅÅ MYE. TY BESTIE FOR AT DU LIKER HAN
You could tell the woman from Macedonia was immediately done with Jesse after that powerlifting joke lol. Especially when her joke back to him was the insult she taught the other guy 😂
"Sounds like an Italian restaurant".... Dude nooo😂
That was so rude.
I know he’s trying to be funny but it comes off so rude and ignorant 😂😭😭
Right? She says something African and he says it sounds italian. Or maybe... idk african? You ass 😂😂😂
I'm so glad she didn't laugh that off and made it obvious that wasn't funny.
"Sounds like an Italian restaurant" tiked me off. If I was speaking my native language to someone and they said that... just rude. No real harm done but I just think Jesse handled many of these interactions poorly.
And now imagine when I am Czech and American shows me text in cyrillic and wants me to read it. :-D
stfu your a hxh fan
What do you have against Italian restaurants?
He always says something stupid or insensitive in these videos I don’t think he should be on this channel anymore.
You’re sensitive aren’t you.
i'm so happy hearing uyghur concentration camps being talked about. i really love how she used the opportunity to raise awareness on that, since the media seemed to not care at all despite the effort of the victims to tell their stories. stay safe everyone
"Feel strange to be in my home blindfolded alone" but that's you everynight.... 😂😂
the blank stare jesse had after the cheese joke and the reluctant “...no, i liked it” lmaooooo
I think he doesn’t know that halloumi is a cheese
When she said it was a language she recognized in Wakanda (smh).
If a white person had said that I-
@ANDON HOWARD They speak isiXhosa bro so no you are actually wrong!
@ANDON HOWARD wakanda is not a place
@ANDON HOWARD Knock it off bro, you're embarrassing yourself. Also, there are differences between a whole language and a dialect.
And then she said Sudanese 🤦🤦🤦
Cut. Thank you so much for including an Uyghur Muslim. It means so much. Please continue to spread awareness about the concentration camps happening right now in China. It is truly horrific and if you reading this, educate yourself about the inhumane camps that are stripping away identities. We need officials to take this seriously and take action against it. Cut, thank you again.
Finally someone talking about uyghur genocide
The Norwegian guy was really done with everyone. Same tho.
he’s just being norwegian 😂 part awkwardness, part anxiety and also might have been late where he was depending on the time they filmed.
@@TheCarlScharnberg awkwardness can come off as rude sometimes.
The Norwegian dude roasting him was the best part of the video. And as a Swede I felt him when they got Norwegian mixed up with Swedish!
macedonian girl *speaks macedonian*
“YOU’RE DUTCH”
*in german* “nein”
Poor girl was probably thinking of Deutsch, English is weird calling Netherlands/Holland "Dutch"
nee
@@withastone You don't have to call Netherland Dutch in English, it's not a law :-D
@@Pidalin The language of the Netherlands is called "Dutch" in English. That is just a fact.
The point they were trying to make is that the English word for the Netherlands' language ("Dutch") sounds similar to the German word for Germany's language ("Deutsch"). That's why many people often confuse those too. They hear Dutch and think about Deutsch(=German).
@@Nutzername92a In my country most of poeple are calling Netherlands Holland even when it's not correct.
it’s so sad when the uyghur girl says “uyghur” the way it is pronounced, and yet she has to water it down to the chinese pronounciation of “weegur” which is just so :(
I CAN'T BELIEVEE THIS IS SO SAD TFF 😭
thats actually the way english ppl pronounce it in mandarin its 'weiwu'er' like the actual pronounciation
0:04
I just started the video and immediately paused and had a tiny mental breakdown from the shock of finally hearing a Norwegian on this show... XD
I can’t even speak my own language well, how can he learn 20 languages? 😂
Herta Schneider you don’t think people in the US know more than one language?
@@Cassxowary The individual who speaks the most languages is from the u.s. They can easily learn languages,but they dont need to that much.
It's believable tbh. I already speak 7 fluently. Also he's kinda old and I'm not even an adult yet
Herta Schneider what do you mean you’re from the US 🤣🤣 most people from the US know more than one language
@@fadedwanderer it's because in Europe we have this image (that I know isn't always right) that most of the person's born and raised in the US (not immigrants) do not really bother learning other languages, since they can speak english
Anyone: speaks a different language than English
Jesse literally every time: Tell me a joke in your language
Like it's something people ask
The woman : How do you say "Black lives matter"?
The 'old man' is Steve Kaufmann - He's a pretty well known polyglot.
His videos on YT are pretty good too.
The Norwegian person was so ruthless, amazing. Sad tho that the subtitles didn't do em justice
Its truely incredible how no one is talking about what the Uyghur's are going through.Not a single comment...
China's over here wiping out whole cultures and everyone's talking about linguistics
The chinese are just becoming them majority there through forced marriages and limiting uyghur childbirth, nothing to see.
Demograpics don't matter, right?
@@candicehoneycutt4318 I mean, it's not weird that people are talking about linguistics on a language video but I hope that a lot of people paid attention to the Uyghur part
her reaction when Jesse asked, "you go back?"
like dude, have you been living under a rock?
defne it’s outrageous. People in concentration camps, cameras everywhere, lives completely monitored, family members threatened...its terrible.
I learned about this on a few different podcasts, if anyone is interested. Today Explained, and possibly This American Life (not sure on that one tho)
the reaction to haloumi i- 💀 he looked like he was gonna bury himself
l thought it was funny, but l do like infantile jokes.
As a Kazakh myself, I only understood like two words of what the Uyghur girl said. So no, they are not similar. But I liked that they are bringing awareness to Uyghur people since what's hapenning to them shouldn't be hapenning at all.
Very happy to hear my language represented here! Wasn’t expecting it and I was pleasantly surprised :) For anyone curious, the song she was singing is a song from a children’s festival that was very popular and is still well known. Love this series and learning about other languages. Pozdrav!
That song is so catchy
Bruh the Norwegian guy was ruthless
Yeap probably even if Sweden is the next country to Norway it would be as if they tell her are you Canadian? when she is a US American.
Lol
@@ErnieKings27 As a Swede I can pretty much confirm this lol. Love Norway though, beautiful country.
Pray for my Muslim Uyghur brothers and sisters 😔
Someone: *Speaks Slavic language*
Americans: "Is that Russian?"
Well they all sound the same
@@thrattjaouhard3372 Yeaaa you're wrong. Similar, maybe. But not the same
don't generalise me, thanks.
@@za.monolit I pointed out how Americans see us, Slavic people
@@pierrekovacik8523 yeah exactly. I'm an american. I know the difference between Slavic peoples. So don't generalise me with the ones that are ignorant.
I love how the girl from Uighur is raising awareness about whats happening there. Sorry if I misspelled it
wow pls dont say ur a “wannabe filipino”
ugh that was so cringy
and "i feel like im hearing a language i wouldve heard in wakanda"
redgrove I cringed so bad there
@@dillon8140 as cringy as it was, she wasn't entirely wrong. They speak isiZulu in Wakanda which is very similar to isiNdebele. Both Southern African languages.
Jesse is consistently terrible
No he’s funny
Thank you Seth for your opposite opinion of hot trash
At least hes consistent
Consistency is important!
man i thought you said Jesus and i was about to go off LOL
Happy to see this video shine some light on the concentration camps going on in China. It's frustrating that it never makes headlines because large companies don't want to piss off the CCP over money instead of valuing millions of peoples lives
I love how you've shedded some light on the uyghur people it's very important
Cut slipping in Uyghur to educated people, kudos!
young guy also definitely needed the lesseon
The Norwegian guy said what I wanted to say honestly 😂
bring back the guy who knows 20 languages! he seems like he has such an interesting background and can give us tips on how he learned so many languages!
I’m so happy they had Ndebele for Zim! I feel like we always focus on Shona but Ndebele is wooow 😍
The girl went to the same school with me
The music really didn’t fit when she started talking about the concentration camps
The music was like it's something happy smh 😔
god the young guy was so clueless. "i'm uighur" "will you go back?" dude...
its good that he was asking questions though. That's a good way to learn. School in the US doesn't teach these things and the only way to learn is by finding out on your own.
Its something like journalists questions. They may ask obvious questions or questions that are on the opposing side of the interviewee, just so they can offer their answer, and it is only the answer that matters not the question.
Denne videoen inneholder noe norsk. Herved, som en nordmann, er det min statlige plikt å etterligge en kommentar. Ha en fortreffelig dag videre, mine damer og herrer.
ja kul
Du høres ut som en venninne av meg. Jeg er helt enig forresten.
Det er alltid gøy når man ser og hører noen snakke norsk på CZcams. 👍❤️😁
The girl in the hijab is amaaazingggg
6:22 She did the famous Indian head bobble when she said Punjabi. It was sub conscience too.
😅
I noticed it too 😂
That was actually hilarious
what’s the indian head bobble i have seen that in another video but this term is the first i’m hearing of it
haha yes, I missed that
As a Norwegian, I refuse to be called Swedish😂
May I ask why?
Oblivious. April, it’s like being mistaken for your sibling 😝
@@Happy-lt8tk But worse. At least a lot more annoying.
You all are Scandinavians, so it’s hard to differentiate you guys
@@josuegabriel8066 Not if you're living here :D
Everyone: "I speak 1-3"
Steve: *"I speak 20"*
*surprised pikachu face*
4:24 When she started speaking Turkish for a sec I almost cried out of happiness 🇹🇷
that aint turkish lol. it did sound like azeri turkish.
@@samet-php5864 Technically speaking all Turkic languages can be described as "Turkish". The language spoken in Turkey is as Steve mentioned is technically referred to as "Anatolian Turkish".
That old dude is famous in Japan! He’s really really really good at Japanese and Chinese like better than most of the native speakers. RESPECT 🙌
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I would love to just sit down and talk to Steve. He seems like he's lived an interesting life and has a lot of wisdom.
He has a CZcams channel. He lived in China for decades as a Canadian diplomat. He went on to alot of other countries as well.
Marcos Jimenez do you know his youtube channel name?
@@heranb.5596 yeah! Its Steve Kaufmann- Lingosteve
Me too! 😊
That Norwegian guy came in FLAMING Jesse HAHAH
I am sooooo happy you guys featured that Uyghur girl!!! Keep on being inclusive! 👍👍👍👍
"where the hell is IKEA from?" 😂😂
As a Swede I could see the true annoyance of a Norwegian being mistaken for a Swede. Classic :D
@@Quzga från ignoranta engelskmän så är sverige och norge typ som våran USA och Kanada, där e inte mycket skillnad i deras sätt o prata om man kan säga så
@Mattias Loula Det er ikke dialekter. Norsk og svensk er to forskjellige språk.
"where the hell is IKEA from" lmfaoooooo
Thank you CUT for spreading awareness about Uyghur
WHY IS ALMOST NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW THE ELDERLY GENTLEMAN SPEAKS 20 LANGUAGES?!?! WTH?!
Probably too focused on the literal concentration camps in China
Steve Kaufmann
Thank you for bringing on a Uighur. It means a lot.
When i saw the Uyghur girl i thought “Oh she looks and sounds like Central Asian Turkic people” (I’m a native Turkish speaker). I was right about the ethnicity but not the territory 😬
I never actually heard of this ethnicity, very interesting, gotta research it
alexandra s. Well the ethnicity i speak of is her being Turkic like people from Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan etc. and i’m Turkish so i already knew a lot about them. Sadly as she mentioned they are oppressed by the Chinese government and i assume that’s why she lives in Canada.
You guessed right about the territory too, Sena. Qazaq, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, Uzbek and Uyghur - all above mentioned are Turkic people from Central Asia
Sanzhar E. S. Yes you are right. I was just talking about Uyghurs who live in Uyghur territory of northern China
@@senafrlar2038 Uyghur in China are like Kurdish in Turkey.
I could listen to Steve all day. Too bad you cut his wisdom at the end.
when the norwegian guy just laughed at his own damn joke...FAT MOOD LMAO
The last question “why do you think Americans don’t know many languages?” The old guy answered logically while the woman just went off of emotion...
that question in itself is ignorant, majority of the US is bilingual
@@za.monolit Not only that but most citizens in any country don't speak multiple languages, we think they do because that's all we see... but of course it is because only those who speak English would have a conversation in English... But it would seem that most people aren't bilingual, and if they are they only know English or other languages that are close to theirs (Koreans often have an easier time learning Japanese). I don't know why it was a question specific to Americans and not people in general... Even when people from other countries learn language as a second language is more out of the need instead of the want...
Woman: It's Dutch!
Her: Nein (Which is no in German)
Me as a Dutchy :(
Ik voel je pijn, het lijkt in niks op Nederlands 😔
Susan - haha Idd
Bij welk minuut was het
@@jeweetzelf288 10:45
maybe she understood Dutch as Deutsch
GLAD THE GIRL AT 5:35 SPOKE ABOUT CONCENTRATION CAMPS. PLEASE SEARCH ABOUT IT. MUSLIMS IN UYGHUR, CHINA ARE BEING KEPT IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND NO ONE'S TALKING ABOUT IT.
"You're Dutch!! It's Dutch, you're speaking Dutch!"
"Nein."
...That's German though...
I am so glad they have people from Zimbabwe, I feel so proud.
@Isa Tailoroh ok, thanks. I will look into her channel.
Representing
You know what. Big respect to CUT for using their platform to shed light on the crisis of the Uighur Muslims.
“I can say that , wigger “ 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
The old guys accent is PRICELESS.