People Try To Pronounce The HARDEST Words From Around The World!!

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Do you think your language is difficult to pronounce?

Today, people tried to pronounce the difficult words from 7 languages!

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[muratevren]

5:08 The Turkish girl was dying inside every time someone was saying amanhã because this word sounds exactly like "your p.ssy" in accusative form in Turkish and it is the beginning part of one of the most common swear words.

[Reallibra]

I think turkish girl should have said the word IT WOULD BE EXTEREMLY FUNNY HAHAHAH

[johnchen]

Poland, Indonesia and Türkiye， the red and white Trio 🇵🇱🇮🇩🇹🇷

[batuhankara]

The reason why the Turkish girl laughed at the Portuguese word 'amanha' at 5:05 is because that word is very similar to pussy in Turkish 😂

[sirac_wav]

in Turkey we say “şu köşe yaz köşesi, şu köşe kış köşesi, ortada SU ŞİŞESİ”. It means “this corner is summer corner, this corner is winter corner, the middle is water bottle”

[BiZkiDD]

I'm from Poland and I gotta say it, the American girl absolutely nailed "bezwzględny"!😎

[nic_ot]

Uwielbiam jak ludzie próbują powiedzieć coś po polsku hah.

[sttelary]

ana and adrea are like those girls in the back of the class laughing of an inside joke

[Yes-bnyy]

For me, an American 🇺🇸:
Easiest: Spanish, Portuguese, and German 🇪🇸🇧🇷🇩🇪
Medium: Indonesian 🇮🇩
Hardest: Polish and Turkish 🇵🇱🇹🇷

[karllogan]

Polish was BY FAR the hardest, I still can't wrap my head around what she was saying.
Now I understand why it's easier for Poles to understand other Slavs than it is for other Slavs to understand Poles.

For me, Portuguese, Spanish and Indonesian were easiest, German and Turkish intermediate.
Indonesian seems simple and surprisingly familiar sounding for an east Asian language.
Doesn't seem like Indonesians make many sounds and sound combinations that're difficult for English speakers to pronounce.

[luizgustavovasques]

When the Polish girl said "bezwzględny" I started laughing just as hard as Ana. It sounds just too funny for Brazilian ears.

[henri]

I like how the spanish ones were kind of hard for them to expect for Ana from Brazil for for obvious reasons 😂

[Dizikolik]

05:08 that cackling of the Turkish girl .. She couldn't hold it together but try to stay professional 😂

[oficialarex]

Ana e Andrea se acabando de rir no fundão
E eu junto com elas, claro!

[chropr]

12:27 Ana e Andrea literalmente chorando de rir 😂😂

Eu amo uma dupla! ❤🇧🇷🇪🇸

[Charles_]

For me : english, portuguese and spanish were easy, the german was medium, indonesian, polish and turkish were hard

[gowonlesbic.]

Qualquer vídeo que tenha a Ana e a Andrea eu assisto sem nem pensar muito

[MsVorun]

Andrea is the emotion, passion, and soul of World Friends

[dunyahali]

I am turkish who lives in poland. For me hardest words are like wyłączyć (turn off) włączyć ( turn on) these kind of words opposite of each other but so similar.
Wychodzić(exit) wchodzić(enter)

[dae]

I love how the Polish girl was having some difficulties with other languages but then her language has the hardest words for everyone else