Can Americans Identify These European Languages?

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[sarabintereza]

*_"sounds Spanish, but we're talking about Europe, so it's Portugal"_*

[bogi]

Every European in the comments: *triggered*

[hypergayism]

I know that that woman didn't just say "Czechoslovakia" to the Portugese girl.

I'm Czech and I was on the verge of crying.

[zyzzenjoyer]

I love how the woman in the right said that she would get Italian right and then managed to get it wrong

[nataliaobuchowicz]

7:04
girl: "I am feeling like Czechoslovakia"
*Czechoslovakia not existing since 1993*

[joebaer]

"sounds like spanish but we are talking europe" that hurt.

[dsm_]

The Portuguese girl literally said “I am from Portugal” when she was starting to speak Portuguese and they were still arguing which language she was speaking! 😂😅

[paperkevlar]

I literally screamed when they described Swedish as Polish. It is beyond me to comprehend how could you mess up two languages that have NOTHING in common

[alicesampietro]

European person: * speaks *
American person: "sounds like Spanish!"

[Oscar-Green]

"I can speak a tiny bit of French" basically means I can say Bonjour and Oui.

[pltc]

Bottom line, the only language they guessed was the one where the girl said where she was from (5:13).

[alx.]

As a Greek person, them saying almost every time that the language sounds like Greek is ridiculous to me

[ethanquirk]

“It kind of sound Spanishy but we’re talking Europe so Portgual”

Hold up...

[BobBobOnYouTube]

I wonder if they know that English is a European language.

[AvarageYakuzaEnjoyer]

"Sounds like spanish but this is Europe so its probably Portugal." - An american

[gerulais]

As a Romanian it was funny to see how they don't get it at all. 🤣🤣It's an obscure language for Americans, but I liked that they got the Spanish and French vibes in our language as it's very closely related to Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and French.

[DDAlexelA]

European: *speaks fluent Swedish* Americans: “Sorry I don’t speak Italian”

[zvxoxo]

“Spanishy but we’re talking Europe”

GORL- THEY SPEAK SPANISH IN SPAIN-

[dorinevanoomstrong]

I guessed the Romanian ! I had Romanian colleagues and I heard them talking. They literally understand every Latin language it’s amazing.

[Peter_]

Finnish is extremely easy to recognise when you have heard it a few times;
there is something about the general melody of that language that is very tenacious, so it gets stuck in your head.
It also sounds really nice, so it is quite pleasant to listen to.