Asian Languages Comparison

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[leg]

"Japenese sound like an anime"
Yes
Because thats the language they speak in animes?
👁👄👁

[virgilmesina]

Being Filipino and hearing Indonesian, I feel like I should understand it, but I don’t.

[zorgism]

All of them saying:
"A woman is reporting about survey result to her bos, which graph that describe employee from branch B?"

[PumpkinMozie]

Am I the only one who loves just listening to languages I don’t understand? It just sounds so beautiful. When you don’t understand it you can just enjoy the pure sound without getting distracted by meaning.

[abyss]

ppl saying "Japanese sound like anime" is like saying "Ice feels cold" smh

[hakunamatata]

I m Indonesian, yeah our formal language sounds calm and smooth, thats why i often sleep during class 😅

[xxxxmimi]

Vietnamese sounds so hard to pronounce/imitate

[michaelongaria]

there's something so elegant with Korean and Japanese.

[cookiechoux]

They're reading math problems lol

[anormalplatypus]

other languages: sound smooth and natural
Vietnamese: *Google translate intensified*

[urBoyCJ]

Mandarin: softer than usual
Cantonese: I just wanna eat Dimsum
Korean: sounds like annoucers
Japanese: ANIME ENDING
Indonesian: a bit sexy
Thai: Kind
Vietnamese: sounds like shes joking around
Filipino: sounds like she's in hurry.

[rukaito]

As a Fluent Japanese speaker, the speaking was flawless. Perfect pronunciation without any difficulties to understand.

[henoknatanael]

As an indonesian, when we read a text or a book with formal language, it sounds like smooth, flow and has a tone.
But when we usually speak, it doesn't sounds like that

[AverytheCubanAmerican]

Every language is beautiful in their own way
And Asia is lucky to have so many, what a diverse continent filled with culture and beauty

[captainobvious]

I’m korean so I can’t really judge my own language but Indonesian sounds so soothing to listen to. It rolls off the tongue

[PuckishAngeI]

Tonal languages are really interesting to me, because the same tonal language could be untraceable like with Ancient China, it sounds absolutely different

[hyeonmoon]

If you can make cute faces using alphabets, it's Korean
ㅇㅅㅇ
ㅇㅁㅇ
ㅇㄴㅇ

[orangeify]

As an indonesian, I can tell that, yes, Indonesia formal language has smooth sounds and tone. But if we speak informally to our friends-

[blancamartinez]

time stamps because i got nothing better to do


0:06 - 🇨🇳 mandarin
0:16 - 🇭🇰 cantonese
0:27 - 🇰🇷 korean
0:41 - 🇯🇵 japanese
0:52 - 🇮🇩 indonesian
1:04 - 🇹🇭 thai
1:14 - 🇻🇳 vietnamese
1:26 - 🇵🇭 filipino

[ktouwzb]

I'm Japanese.
When I'm sleepy, Sometimes Japanese sounds like Korean.