American was shocked by Europeans' English Differences!!

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🇺🇸 Shallen

🇫🇷 Athalane

🇮🇹 Selena

🇵🇱 Aylie

🇩🇪 Sarah

🇪🇸 Lola

🇧🇪 Ednar

🇩🇰 Sophia

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It annoys me that they don't get that German, Danish, English and Flemish are all Germanic languages and therefore obviously have similar words and origin, it shouldn't be surprising!!!

akari
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The Polish girl isn't 'Aylie', she's 'Anna', and if you want to say it shorter it's 'Ania' (as she said). Greetings from Poland :)

Natasza
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The polish girl's diction is so beautiful! Also her name is Ania, not Aylie

nooffencebut
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As an American I'm kind of shocked by how little Shallen knows about language and culture... especially European languages

AS-kfol
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As a czech I have to shout out support to the polish lady :)

petrmilota
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The latin for car is "automobile", literally "self-moving". Most European languages shortened it to the first part, "auto". In Scandinavia, we shortened it to the last part, "bil".

Henrik
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Fun fact: the Polish word for shark "rekin" likely comes from the French "requin". We have a lot of words borrowed from French lol.

annafirnen
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Finally! Someone who represents Polish language with a perfect pronounciation and diction. It's pleasing to hear Ania's talking ❤ I've seen too many videos like this one, where Poland was represented by some person speaking with a strong American accent and not sounding Polish at all because the only contact with Poland was through their family roots. But actually Polish is a beautiful language, which you can hear when someone speaks it fluently 😊

chickenniugget
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Polish sounds so beautiful definitely I just unblocked a new wish: travel to Poland

izzydaizzy
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How could you make name "Ania" into "Aylie" for Polish girl? Like, how? xD

arwena
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Funny to have two groups of languages that are super similar: French, Italian, Spanish and German, Danish and Dutch

MyrthexLatoya
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Why is it titled like that? They don't discuss Europeans' English. They talk about words in their native languages

Nadezhda_Nezhenka
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"What country you wanna go to?"
"Paris"
so American 🤣

freesoulseb
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Fun fact about polish word for car - "samochód": literall meaning is self walking. Original proposed name was "samojedź" (self driving), but it sounded to similar to Samoyed, and at the time people was affraid of Samoydes due to scary stories and predujice.

cyrkielnetwork
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I love how they ask the french what is the closest pronunciation for Luis Vuitton and she answers Blegium and everyone is like of course yeah what a surprise!! but the american girl is sitting there having no idea what they are talking about lol

loveyourself
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Belgium is one of the most "extreme" European country. This small country has two very different languages spoken with germanic and Latin origins.

oldstyleman
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The most accurate translation of Królewna Śnieżka is Crown princess Snowball. Also, the Ż in śnieżka is pronounced as SZ (kinda like the English SH but retroflex) because of the unvoiced K, the Ż gets devoiced, but most Polish people will insist that you pronounce it like Ż when slowly explaining the pronunciation, then they proceed to pronounce it as SZ in fast speech.

StrzelbaStian
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i'm confused as to why they used very similar languages, it would be way more interesting to have one from each langueage family

rainyyyyday
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Interesting! I'm just a little bit sorry that there was only Polish representative of many European Slavic languages. Languages inside Germanic and Latin groups are quite similar, it's obvious.

viktorija
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Świetnie nas reprezentowałaś Ania! Dobra robota :)

Miszixx