How English Sounds to Japanese People

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[mikebrintik]

"People often mistakes me for a comedian, but I'm actually a hairdresser over there" That is the most comedian introduction ever

[scrumpdoll]

I love how some of them immediately get louder the second their impressions start. I find it so funny and painfully accurate.

[Redeemed_marine_]

It’s funny how enthusiastic they make it sound. It’s so true that it is quite loud and exaggerated

[_CertifiedHoodClassic]

It’s so random for the second to last guy to know the english word ‘Octopus’. That put a smile on my face.

[sear]

I love how they sometimes almost say real english words.

[Subjectivity]

For foreigners who can speak both, they do talk about how their personality switches with it, and they do speak more quietly and politely in Japanese.

[Uajd-hbqs]

I actually find it interesting how they all immediately do American impressions and not British.

[jayb]

The dude speaking with his hands was probably the most accurate 🤌🏾

[herewardfeldwick]

Love how they all immediately start waving their hands around, waggling their heads and rolling their eyes - just like I do when I'm speaking!

[GoodnightIrieMon]

I notice almost everyone started gesticulating wildly and got 10dbs louder. 😆 This is great!

[donm]

1:30 captured the melody and nuance really really well.

[chickenwingzzzzzz]

2:01 The grandma saying “YUEY” was priceless 😂

[NegaHumanX]

Honestly, a lot of people got the cadence down really well. I find that's one of the hardest parts when learning words from other languages.

[CrisMartinez]

I love how they mix in some actual words and gibberish.

[hooeqit]

I love how much personality comes out w each person

[bashmuddle]

The guy at the end was the best!
"Because my country object to give together. I'm a project oats ski and one two octopus. Octopus together, together shadowy. Shadowy. Octopus shadowy. And ay, ate. Eight town. Hazel town? And my name is Ate a Town."

[princevimbai]

I love how there is a consistent increase in volume, head, hand and body movements across the board! Hahahahah

[yhwhisgod]

As an American I am just now realizing how much we don’t only use our words to speak but also the tone of voice the fluctuation of tone and physical communication

[marionagy]

Pretty accurate and coherent. Sounds identical to the first 2 hours of my morning.

[screamingmimi]

That last kid had it down! That was terrific! I love hearing how goofy English sounds to other people who don't speak it. What fun people. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤️❤️❤️