Metal Pipe Falling in 15 different languages

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0:00 carboard pipe - Italian
0:02 Plastic/PVC pipe - Arabic
0:04 Glass pipe - Chinese
0:07 ceramic pipe - French
0:09 Square metal pipe - German
0:12 rubber pipe - Greek
0:13 wooden pipe - Hindi
0:15 lego pipe - Japanese
0:17 warp pipe - Spanish
0:19 Brick pipe - Turkish
0:20 bamboo pipe - Irish
0:22 lightweight pipe - Canadian
0:24 cement pipe - Scottish
0:25 uranium pipe - Australian
0:30 the traditional heavy metal pipe - Finnish
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Their national accents sound so cool.
That Finnish pipe is really Finnish judging by its äccent.

MarssiKaivo_Melanrez
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uranium pipe refers to the incydent where they lost a radioactive pellet

MichaeqGames
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As an Irish person, I feel honored you properly resembled our Japanese culture

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0:17 So - You put a Mexican hat on an Italian pipe, and called it Spanish…

alekus
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NO FUCKING WAY YOU PUT THE MEXICAN SOMBRERO AND THE SPANISH FLAG TOGETHER-

OrdanKarris
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As a Finnish person, I literally had no idea why people found this funny. But thank yours translation, I can now laugh along with everyone. Thank you

aria_
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as a finnish fish-metal pipe i can confirm

Wulps_
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My man put a Super Mario pipe in Spain (Mario is Italian) and put a Mexican hat in it 💀

elmagikarpmamadisimo
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For those who don't know the reason why australia has a uranium pipe, earlier this year a small capsule containing a radioactive substance (around an 8x6mm cylinder protected by lead) went missing on the side of the road in WA on its way from Pilbara (about 700-800km/400-500 miles south of Broome) to Perth, which was lost for two weeks. It wasn't until around the beginning of February that the capsule was found. Although the pipe is uranium, the capsule actually contained Caesium-137. Just a neat little fun fact for y'all who aren't an aussie/are an aussie but don't read or watch the news (so most, because we are lazy)

tjrobertson
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My suggestions:
Russian metal pipe fall
Egyptian metal pipe fall
Indonesian metal pipe fall
Portuguese/Brazilian metal pipe fall
Norwegian metal pipe fall
Korean (South and North)metal pipe fall

Goosebump
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How it should have been:

0:00 tubo di cartone
0:02 انبوب بلاستيكي
0:04 玻璃管
0:07 tuyau en céramique
0:09 quadratisches Metallrohr
0:12 σωλήνας από καουτσούκ
0:13 लकड़ी का पाइप
0:15 レゴパイプ
0:17tubo de deformación
0:19 tuğla boru
0:20 píopa bambú
0:22 lightweight pipe
0:24 pìob saimeant
0:25 uranium pipe
0:30 metalli putki

msrrvideochannel
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As someone who is learning Finnish, I can't wait to enjoy this masterpiece as originally intended by the author

stdsort
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I got confused and read "15 million languages" but then realized the video was 30 seconds long.

thatoneredgirlalsoripliampayne
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If you ever feel useless, remember there are sections in this video…

danaevanpuppydog
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People in 2000: we will have flying cars and great technology in two decades!
Two decades later: *metal pipe falling in 15 different languages*

will_liam
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as a finnish guy, i can confirm that our metal pipes sound like that.

pxplani
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I like how some pipes would actually make sense in certain locales, but you chose not to put them there. For example, the warp pipe could have been Italy, and the Bamboo pipe could have been Japan

ewanawanga
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As a Finnish person our pipes do sound like that. We also call them "kahen kilon siika", referring to the weight of the pipe.

kuutti
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Omg this is so american i love it XDDD
The warp pipe should be italian, the lego pipe from denmark, and the bambu pipe from any asian country
But of course my mind thinks only a united-statian of america can think that mario is from mexico or some wild stupid shit

JustSomeGuyWithAMug
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''Kids in this generation are super creative''

The kids:

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