Can the Smartest Japanese Students Speak English | Social Experiment

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In this video, I talked to the "smartest Japanese students" in English by asking them random questions!

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[sephatu]

What's great is not about their language proficiency, but their willingness and effort to understand and make sure another person is helped.

[nanayebusiness]

I always get secondhand embarrassment when it comes to social experiments like these. But that embarrassment soon went away as soon as you laid down your Japanese on a phone call in front of those girls! It was fun to watch! Japanese people are so kind too! 😆

[Anderson-lyno]

5:08 A bilingual med school student in the best university of Japan, she is every Asian parents dream.

[nelinh]

I'm not a Japanese student but I used to be taught by Japanese professors. It's actually so hard to understand the whole lecture but the guts of these classes. In another hand, they are so kind, nice, and enthusiastic. Every time we wanna ask them, they always try to explain every detail. My friend told me that she sent the professor the email at night because she thinks he will answer tomorrow. But no, god. He answered immediately at 1a.m that night. I really really appreciate that.

[Uzzlangified]

I would have loved to see everyone’s reaction after you showed them you could speak Japanese.

[osmanylmaz]

They trying their best to help you.That is really kind of them

[SixPathz]

AYE that one girl who spoke English really well was willing to WALK WITH YOU to the station and PAY and she SMART AND SHE FINE. Lordddd she is wifey material

[rasengan]

Bro dead went on a date with the one going to the station!! 😂😂😂

[hrmtty]

The fact that everyone understood English even if they couldn't speak it is already pretty good. If someone came up to me in the US and started asking me for directions in French, for example, I'd have to say, "Sorry, I don't know what you're asking me".

On top of that, everyone tried so hard to help TwT

[corbinhicks]

i love the captions underneath its helping me put together the japanese vocab ive been learning. thank u!

[ItsQkaisen]

Damn this is so wholesome! I love how polite and willing they are to help.

[misakiakeno]

That medical science girl who walked together with you to the station is really nice, she almost give you some money and she speaks English really well too! Her English skill is easily the second best in this video after that big guy in white uniform. Anyway did you tell her in the end that this was just a prank? I really want to see her reaction

[kugenanki]

Lived in Japan for 5 years and experienced this myself, its in their nature to be helpful and kind! .... more of this videos, really love this Jesse!

[srbkihu]

As a Japanese citizen, I can say with one hundred confidence that honesty and kindness helped students in the video prove that they are the smartest in a way. They should be proud of themselves as they worked hard to help a stranger and I do hope they will play a vital role in this world where one should catch up with radical changes.
From the bottom of my heart I think that I am proud to be a citizen of this greatest country by encountering their brilliant gentleness.

[Republicofpeter]

That was wholesome and lovely. More like this please.

[KMO]

I always love these videos, your channel deserves the success it gets.

[riaconradt]

The way all of them took the time to really try to help him out the best they could was really heartening. Had fun watching this video.

[ochtiy]

Graduated from this university as an international student a year ago. Japanese students are so shy especially for undergraduate students, but for graduate students, I’m actually surprised they don’t mind to speak in English and they are actually good. You’ll realize Japanese people with decent English, usually have visited or experienced living abroad.

[Calvin_M.]

Tbh the moment I hear someone studying some cool majors like "forest biology" im getting so excited! Like man, she must really love what she is doing!

[espressoq]

I just came back from Japan, young generations speak English pretty well, and everyone is so friendly, never being rejected by a single soul when I asked for help. Full of good memories there.