How to help Asians sound like real Americans 💀 #electronics #arduino #engineering

[flyzapperer]

as an American, I can confirm that we scream that every time we wake up while shooting 2 assault rifles into the air

[tuulivunk]

"WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETRE!?" got me dying

[imzombie]

that's the most American thing I've ever heard 😂😂

[Joshinken]

Did you really cut a wire in two so you could solder it back together there

[random_stuff_channel]

Next Lesson: How to react when a middle-east country finds oil

[Dingusinator]

As a canadian, i felt the freedom pierce thru me

[xtraminer]

This is so underrated bro... I don't understand??!?!?

[CrushedAsian]

welp, as a Chinese-Australian planning on going on holiday to America, this is extremely helpful, where can I buy one? 😂😂😂

[henfati]

That was useful until the end, but is can be a good jump scare lol

[temporalofficial]

Ah yes, the man with roomates from all over the world.

Yep.

[ranjanbiswas]

"Bobby rook rook i'm American
I think I'll use my credit card
Do you guys have anything non dairy, anything gluten free?"

[Voidboi]

As an american i can confirm we do exactly this, wake up. Akimboing Assault rifles as we scream "WHAT THE FUCK IS A while we have a 🦅🦅🦅🦅

[suhailymohamed]

As a asian, i know how to speak like real Americans

[Andre-and-stuff]

Bro I can’t fly

“Proceeds to build an entire Time Machine”

[chemistry]

I try this in my korean freand and he said 시발(sibal)

[zingerzte]

You don’t sound American yourself, you have an accent, very subtle and emphasized at the same time

[LAYATORS]

A kilometer is a metric unit of length equal to 1, 000 metres (approximately 0.62 miles).
Example:
"the area is about 40 kilometres southwest of downtown Las Vegas"
The meter is one of the seven fundamental units of the International System of Units (SL). The term derives from the ancient Greek χίλιοι?, chílioi ("thousand") and meter = count or measure.

The original definition of the kilometer: Ideally the line that passes by Paris equivalent to a tousanth of the lenght from the north pole to the equator.

1 km is equivalent to:

0.6213712 miles
0.5400 nautical miles
1 093, 613 yards
3 280, 840 feet
39 370.08 inches
1000 meters
100 decameters
10 hectometres
0.1 myriameters (disused)

[kenricktheaviator]

the best place to play it is at the only metric sign in the us

[nitya]

who in the first place said we want to sound american XD

[lewisbohme]

1 mile=1.6 kilometers
1 kilometer=0.625 miles