Do You Speak Japanese?

Do You Speak Japanese?

[colewilliams]

Japanese solider casually knows English

[RsRj-qdcg]

"Do you speak Japanese?"
"Īe, watashi wa nihongo o hanashimasen."
"Understandable. Have a nice day."

[mobiusraptor]

Chad WaW: "You think because you say nothing...you are strong?"

Virgin Vanguard: "dO yOu sPeaK jApAnEse?"

[thestifmyster]

I just wanna know who wrote this into the game and said, “Yes, this normal WW2 human interaction.”

[Reservemercedesdriver]

Never ask a man what is his salary
Never ask a woman her age
Never ask a WW2 vet whether he can speak Japanese

[stefantheconqueror]

I love how the marines are standing in the open and hip firing, but receiving absolutely no return fire

[stormtrooper]

i find it helarious that a slap on the cheek litteraly gave you a blood screen.(Also how convenient that the flamethrower dont give a fuck if he gets shot.)

[awizor]

1:36 american soldier casually fullautoing with M1 Garand

[citycobra]

Im glad that they added the japanese most common revolving shotgun that was used by almost every japanese soldier during World War two. Hopefully they will add that Crossbow that shoot shurikens and that axe that could be turned into an pistol for japan in the next part as well. They also had an flashlight adapter with laserpointer - hopefully they will add this japanese WWII eqipment too. Any news if they will add the Africanjapanese Female Legion that fought againt the Chech Wheelchair Tanksquadron in the Battle of Tsing Tau?

[AkagiRedSun]

I love how vanguard tried to appease everyone but manage to offend everyone who actually played the game

[zyrusjohnruiz]

Japanese soldier: do you speak Japanese?
American soldier: do you speak English?

[kanledeluge]

It is a bit historically inaccurate because "スナイパ" (su-nai-pa, a katakana loanword for the pronunciation of the English word "sniper") was not in use in WW2 by Japanese. Katakana overuse was not that severe at that time. Instead, they would definitely use "狙撃手" (sogeki-syu), which is a proper Japanese word.

[う手ェべっ時]

I just realized the soldier that says “do you speak Japanese” is holding a type 100 sub machine gun, only 8, 500 we’re manufactured, which may seem a lot, up until I realized that 5.4 million served in the army so for that to be there is an enigma

[alexmarroquin]

Japanese soldier: "Do you speak Japanese?"

Richtofen: "I'm sorry, I do not speak Japanese."

Japanese soldier: "Understandable, have a great day."

[correbee]

the m2 flamethrower guy seems so calm about it like he burns people alive every day for the fun of it

[d-boi]

Aint no one gonna talk about that bitch slap at 0:48 that filled the screen with blood

[farahahmedkarim]

A Japanese soldier casually carries a shotgun that did exist but was used by/issued to basically nobody... :/

[Apocryphox]

"Do you speak japanese?"
"Kawaii, desu ka? :333
**shootout starts**

[Mentalhealth]

Fun fact: all of them (except the flame thrower guy) shot more bullets than their magazines actually fit.
Edit: to all those who think why I meant everyone except for the flamethrower guy is simple.
- the flamethrower dude uses fuel
- the one with the M1928 shot definitely more than 30
The guy in the left corner with the M1 Garand shot 3 or 4 times and reloads and shoots again a couple of bullets (that's all we see)
The one in the back with the cap (freestyle, ) ) was hardly to see
- and the last one behind the wooden chest with the M1 Garand shot 8 bullets, reloaded and turned it into a full-auto rifle?!🤨 (it's clearly to be seen on the muzzle.) And then he shot more than 8 bullets again.
Thanks for your understanding. 😇
Edit 2: You know I could add more details like the unrealistic amount of fuel of the flamethrower or the dude with the Thompson having M1 Ammobags and not SMG Ammobags, but I think I've tormented you enough...

[tsongkalvin]

1:51 Bro literally brought a katana in a flamethrower fight