Charlize Theron Speaking Afrikaans 😂😂 #shorts

Charlize Theron Speaking Afrikaans 😂😂

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[willbarbero]

That percentage increases when you're at the airport waiting for bags from a flight from South Africa 😂

[FistralG]

The moral of the story is…don’t say anything behind someone’s back that you wouldn’t be prepared to say to their face.

[suenevin]

8.4 million people speak Afrikaans. That’s about 0.1% of the world’s population.

[saymynameice-zen-berg]

My coworker speaks fluent Arabic she spent a couple of months working on a project at another location, that had several people who spoke Arabic. Right from the get go they started talking trash about her. But she waited and then right before she lift to come back she finally spoke to them fluently in Arabic.
The shock and embarrassment they felt was priceless.

[mountaingem]

A college buddy of mine who was born and raised in Mexico and spoke perfect Spanish was light skinned and had sandy hair. He use to work construction during the summers. He would arrive on work site and work for a week before speaking Spanish revealing to his Mexican coworkers that he understood everything that was spoken about him much to their chagrin.

[shalad]

Her mistake was thinking “no one in NYC” 😂 it’s NY of course you can find someone!! 😂

[snpcrkpoprc]

I had a white female coworker at Panasonic who knew Japanese. She was in the break room when two executives visiting from headquarters walked in. As she was pouring a cup of coffee she heard them comment about her. She turned around and speaking in Japanese said "thanks i do have a nice ass". Shocked they were.

[just_vish]

Translation: "Yes, I can hear everything that y'all are saying...you hear?!"

[vincibrug]

In my opinion, Charlize Theron is the most beautiful woman in the world

[marlen]

Baby Dutch - that's why most Dutch and Belgians would understand Afrikaans + Suriname.

[dawidtrubilo]

I had a similar situation. I was on a bus in Los Angeles with my brother. We both are Polish, speak it fluently. Across from us was this guy who looked like a blonder shrek. We where kids and we are ripping into this guy for a good minute. As the bus pulls up to a stop, the man gets up and very politely in Polish tells us in that what we said about him was very hurtful. I wanted to implode from my shame. Since that day I never talked wrong about another person in my native language in public. The word is a small place, I will carry that shame for the rest of my life.

[TheRealUnknown]

I like how everyone said "aaaah" like they knew what she said the guy said 😂

[ricksamericana]

"The guy was rude", the chances of him being South African shot way up. 😂😂😂

[scottsinner]

The last second of that video was a hard left turn.

[sietsejutte]

I’m Dutch and what she says in Afrikaans (Ik kan alles horen wat jullie zeggen hoor) could easily be a Dutch sentence. Only one or two words are placed in a different order and a little other pronunciation.

[LJBrown]

If you’re Dutch, or can speak the Germanic dialect „Plattdeutsch“ which is spoken in northwest Germany, parts southern Denmark and Belgium, you can understand Afrikaans😂

[TheLindamanga]

Lol same happened to me but I was on the other end. The girl cursing at me for not moving fast enough with my big luggage thought I couldn’t understand French. Because I am from Asian origins. The look on her face when I retaliated was priceless

[michellegonzalez]

Everyone in the audience said ahhhh as if they understood what she said ..lolol

[joecool]

I worked internationally for many years. Two things I learned: 1) Watch what you say because there might be someone who understands. 2) As Americans, many are at a loss when it comes to other cultures and especially languages. For example, my parents seldom left their home state and never heard another language until I started learning Spanish.

[knarrie]

Ook wij als Nederlanders kunnen je verstaan Charlize