S.O.S. (Eso es!)

[Tortrois]

-We are sinking
-What are you sinking about ?

[mzqlln]

i love how he is wearing the same shirt every time but he is just puting a hat on for each language

[stonks_n_chomps]

That is actually why we use Mayday as the international emergency alert. One means you see a vessel in distress and 3 maydays means you are the vessel in distress.

[vuxvqfc]

Lol this is so relatable. My Spanish teacher always used to scream “Eso es” when someone got an answer right, and I thought she was saying SOS.

[portraitbyelise]

- S.O.S !
- S.O.S....K ?
That dialogue 😂😂

[nodramallama]

He should’ve just sung “My heart will go on” and the coastguard would have understood. SMH

[onegirlshow]

Can we just talk about how he is not only multilingual, all his accents are on point and he is an awesome actor? Like such a combo!!

[Jan_Koopman]

"Mayday"

Which, fun fact, comes from the French word 《 m'aidez 》("help me")

[TheShakenCondor]

We’re sinking!!!
Hello zis is ze German coast guard, what are you sinking about?

[randomest_youtube]

This is Why “Mayday” is the known no matter what language someone speaks

[ricardolamant]

Why does he speak Spanish as if it were his mother tongue? it's awesome

[chrisfarrell]

Reminds me of a english school ad in germany. Same setting. "we are sinking!" German coastguard replies: "What are you thinking (sinking) about?"

[liam]

So when you're near me, darling can't you hear me, eso es.
The love you gave me, nothing else can save me, eso es.

[Khyon]

Bro Dora prepared us for this moment
*”AYUDA ME AYUDA ME”*

[iamnathanael]

Reminds me of the German version

Ship: We're sinking! We're sinking!

German Coastgaurd: Hallo, vat are yu sinking about?

[Hinatazuki]

My very limited Spanish: “MUCHO AQUA NO BUENO!-“

[ashleyhedrick]

I'm literally crying this is so funny. Funnier as he gets more desperate...sir sir sir 😂

[prabhleenkaur]

The guy on the ship: S.O.S. HELP US WE'RE GONNA DIE IN MINUTES!
The coastguard: What? Ah OK OK, well enjoy!

[dr.jackbright]

El guarda costas: están bien?
The Man:eso es(SOS)
El guarda costas: 😎👍 piola!

[ionrael]

There is even a word in Spanish that is literally "sos", that is another way to say "eres". In regions like, Paraguay, Uruguay, argentina, it is very very used, and it's funny when the auto-correct detect that word as SOS.
Fun fact, sos it wasn't recognised by the RAE until recently