they came from the same roots so it makes sense

As a Spaniard it's "easy" to understand Italian even without having studied it, because they come from the same language and are similar.

@@jaumegarcia yes I'm italian and I understand spanish somewhat

@@danish5332 expecially Italian and Spanish, France has also other influences from Gallia

@@f3nrir94 the French we know today is the result of the Frank's and Charlemagne who were German in origin conquering Gaul, and making it "France". So quite literally, french is the Latin derived language spoken in the area with a heavy German accent. This is why it sounds so different compared to other romance languages like Italian or Spanish.

He has such an interesting accent you can’t really point to a single one

Yesss

it’s actually really cool

F.A.C.T

Absolutly🙌

Facts

Thank god

Why u say that

*S O Y L A G O*

When he gave Charles "Largo" I thought for sure it was "lago" and he wanted to see if Charles knew that that means "lake" xD

SOY LAGO

charles speaks french and Italian who are really close to Spanish so that's way easier for him than for lando who speaks English

@@osoltar1113 British*

Indeed! Hes such a great guy.

Lol Carlos brought the mclaren energy in him. Now mclaren is dead with these videos. Other than the music video I haven't seen one vid of lando and Daniel doing something.

EC_Reviews im mclaren fans and cant agree more, theyre dead rn 😅

@@Randomvideos-zi7pe tbf I remember everyone saying Daniel and Lando would make an even funnier and more energic duo than Carlos and Lando, even I used to think so, but so far it doesn't seem like it, far from that. In fact despite both being known as comedy showmen, it seems Lando and Daniel don't have such a great chemistry among them and even feel awkward towards each other.

@@ivanmacias9603 That's because everyone wanted it and expected it too much.

i feel like the reason is that many anglophones simply don't know any other languages, whereas the others are pretty much obliged to learn english, their native language and sometimes some more, either for fun, business or if they had the privilege of being born in a multi-linguistic family/are in relation with someone who speaks a different language. some of those still do apply to anglophones, but since they already speak english, they usually don't have the necessity to bother with learning other languages. it's difficult and time consuming and i understand why they wouldn't like it, especially when they already know the most useful language of all. also the more languages you know, the easier it is to learn or pick-up new ones. there are some similarities between certain languages (like spanish and italian for example, or slavic langs) and also the general similarities like the sentence and grammar structures. many times they are similar or the same, so by knowing a similar language before-hand, you're already off to a good start, compared to someone who doesn't. if you're already bilingual and are learning another language you're familiar with the learning process, which you might've not paid very much attention to, during the process of learning your native language. so that's another potential reason why charles impressed carlos. everytime you pick up a new language you will be applying all the knowledge you've gathered since the time you've started learning the previous one. im currently learning my 3rd language and i keep catching myself on applying some of my learning strategies that i've obtained throughout the years of learning english. and if i knew them before, i'm sure the process of learning it would've been much smoother and quicker. and i know that if i'm gonna start learning 4th language, i'll make sure make the best use of my current knowledge, too

@@RoPEK123xd That was the point lol.

@@RoPEK123xd exactlyyyyy. plus it’s not that easy to learn a new language if you’re only fluent in english, unlike how much easier it is for people who are fluent in french or spanish for example. it’s mostly just that. not laziness.

@@xfreja i'd say it's both, but maybe not laziness, but lack of proper motivation. if you don't need to know a language, you're not gonna be as motivated as someone who actually needs to use it, either sometimes (like family meetings) or simply everyday (when you live in a foreign country or work using a foreign language). it's much harder for a western language speaking person to learn some Asian language and vice-versa, because those 2 groups of languages are fundamentally different. it's completely different than learning any European language, for many many reasons. of course some languages may be more difficult to learn than others, for example slav languages are very similar to each other, making them easier for someone who already speaks a slav lang, but it's not like anything other than yourself stops you from learning any other completely unrelated language. you do have a point with the similarity, but it's not a big obstacle, if you're motivated enough, which many people aren't. consistency is the key and even 2-10 minutes a day can get you to a level that will eventually be self-improving, by that i mean, you'll be able to use and understand it to some degree that will be enough to keep you motivated and start "switching to it" at will. participate in discussions, listen and understand some of it, talk to yourself, keep a diary, think in that language. by using it, you will get better. thing is, at the beginning, there's not much use, usually. you can and should try to use even single words or sentences, but it obviously won't get you very far at this point, however it will help you to get further and later you'll be able to simply use it the way you'd use a language you already know. people must know that no matter how well educated they are, there will be words they won't understand, jokes they don't get, etc. we constantly do even in our native language, then why be discouraged when you don't understand some stuff in a language that nobody taught you. you didn't understand a lot when you were a baby and you were a native, yet you ended up being fluent and knowing "everything" about your native language. but then, think how many years, months, days, how many hours in total, it took you to get this good at your native language. using that language every single day, ever since you spoke your first word. and it's still not perfect and will never be. with this in mind, continue practicing the foreign language and know that it's a long process of chasing the perfection, that you will never catch, so be happy with what you achieved and what you can do with it, use it as your own motivator, don't look how much there's left to learn, look at how much you've learned and where you've been a month, a year or a few years ago. you've practiced, even those few minutes per day and it all added up. it's not as much as you did when you were just learning your native language with everyday exposure, but still you've made massive progress and you should be proud of it. also the more languages you know, the easier they become. they are sets of rules and many of them are common or are only slightly different. while they won't be obvious at all if you know only one, you will be noticing those similarities when learning the second, third and so on. it goes for both grammar and vocabulary, but grammar mostly. forgive me the wall of text. i hope this can inspire some people to learn a new language or revisit the one they took a break from. all you need is motivation and consistency and they can both power each other! "having time" is not necessary, nobody is so busy they can't save up 2 minutes per day and many people simply kill their time a lot, so instead of doing that, they could learn a language!

the helicoptary has no balls got him so bad lmaoo

true jajajaajjaajjaaj

AHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

Jajajaja. But, Lando didn't even could say "Risotto" I just can´t imagine Lando even undestanding that tongue-twister

@@marcomonterroza6334 Lando can't even say statistics

To be honest, after watching F1's geography and the foreign language videos I believe that Lando haven't had the best education but you can't say that this is relevant to him anymore.

Next week is Monaco xD

@@hocinesalaheddine6401 great news.

Time will come for that, my friend

Que se prepare Carlos en monaco jajajaj

@@hocinesalaheddine6401 Next to Next

thats why he's my favourite driver

Agreed

So true!!

I think Daniel is a great personality on his own, while Carlos is more the nurturing type, so he drags his partner out to shine alongside him.😂

You said it mate

fun fact, carlos does the same with daniil kvyat

@@palalabu i just googled how many languages kvyat speaks and holy hell every f1 driver surprises me when i google their fluency but hats off to kvyat

Kvyat grew up in Rome, that's why he knows italian

I think for Carlos could be easier to understand Italian, since both Italian and Spanish come from the same Latin root and we can easly understand each other

clarie91 Carlos does speak Italian

lol true (but he is trilingual legitimately so it makes up for it HAHA)

More like French

@@vyasponnuri3375 they speak french, but with dialect

@@vyasponnuri3375 wooosh

Which is the dialect of Imperia, an Italian city in Liguria. That's why people in Monaco understand and learn Italian so quick and so easily.

More language is similar to monegasque is dialtect genes Genova for example daghe =daghe in monaco and the big bro of Charles name Lorenzo exatly thr cathedrael of city Genova clear 🇮🇩🇫🇷👍❤i speak french merci mon pilote prefere de f1 tres tres rapide ete Charles 🇮🇩🇫🇷👅🍌👍💪❤

Parlez fr ete de origin egalment comme le latino c'est pas angle pas alemmanne meme languamadre je croix 🤣👍trop fort amusant 🇮🇩🇫🇷👍👅🍌❤🤣❤

@@robertasciallero7819 oui oui je suis heureux francais est bien et belle

@@lecrocodile5651 oiu🇮🇩🇫🇷👍❤🤣

So Ferrari is going to sign Drugovich and have Charles learn Portuguese from him?

In which case he should learn Romanian too!

lando: Yo soy lago Carlos: You are a lake?

😂😂😂

Sono morta dalle risate😂 la convinzione che aveva è pazzesca

Did you just write a whole fanfiction right here😂

@@bt-er6fp Yes lol

Stop this is too sad

In the dreams, he met Carlos. Carlos said, "I have to go, thank you. Goodbye and see you again" So he chased Carlos, who was fading away from him. He just wanted to say "I will miss you forever! Carlos!" But Carlos heard only a little and gave him a smile, a smile that no one has seen before. Then Carlos waved back to him, with his mouth moving seems like he said something. But that ended when Lando woke up. Once again, he cried. And so he continued his painful days. The days without Carlos in his reach. The days he is overwhelmed with those thoughts. Just the days without him...

@@ussr-na12mess37 omg HAHAHAHAH this is too cringe but too funny

Except for that one part when he was quibbling over esto/este with Carlos. Lol!

And now my brain doesn’t stop and I want to sleep 😩😂

what time lol

The anti-Alonso!

@@unthenner5519 what?

@@TheForestal12 Alonso brings bad vibes, Carlos brings good vibes.

Why does he have such a long name btw?

@@johnsonwu3001 name of his father, his mom, grandparents, etc.

Im a native spanish speaker....and I didnt get half of the names he said 😂😂

@@Junaken Is this a Spanish tradition or is it just his family?

@@johnsonwu3001 In spain we normally only use our 2 first surnames, which are our father's first surname and our mother's first one, tipically in that order. So, for Carlos them would be "Sainz" for his father and "Vázquez de Castro" for his mother (Vázquez de Castro is a compound surname, but that's a completly different story). If you want, you can also add your ancestors surname following an order. The third one would be Carlos Sainz sr second surname, then his mother's second and then we start with the grandparents' ones, making the intrincate mess of a name that Carlos use in this videos.

Ya ves jajaja

Jajaja

Honestly, for the Italians too. I want every challenge to have these two speak 1/3 Spanish, 1/3 Italian and 1/3 English. Let's hope Charles' french shows up at some point ahahah

Doy fe 😂

@@aplaceofshadows139 It's Monaco in 2 weeks ... fingers crossed

i mean seb speaks fluent italian too

Comsi comsa better Charles and Carlos in italian language i speak french 🇮🇩🇫🇷👍❤🤣

@@NihinduAngana according people who speaks italian, seb tried. but carlos is fluent.

@@palalabu siiiii grazie ragazie... i guess! Mi senti mi senti?

I thought it's required that Ferrari drivers learn Italian.

☹️☹️☹️

the one with nico was entertaining but most people missed it

And perro

@@selos5233 perro is pretty unique to spanish. in italian is "cane", in portuguese is "cão" and in french is "chien" or something like that.

@@pedrosoares3682 But he knows how to pronounce “rr” sound, yet struggled when it came to pronouncing it in that word. Besides, it’s one of the firsts words used when testing if you can pronounce the “rr” sound

Jajajajajaja 😂 esta en la mismas Andrea y mi mama es maestra de Español.

Jajajajaja

Mi primo tmb jajajajs

oh my god I've been looking for this since forever

We could use it as a password.

@Hot Rod Charles Marc Hervé Perceval Leclerc

why do both of them have so long names!

@@MIGBMWLOVER Charles is named Hervé after his father. About Carlos I think the same.

Haha he switches accent every 2 minutes 😂

Of course not. He wants to be first in everything and that kind of attitude is why he became a Ferrari driver in such a young age.

@@horsepower523 Correct but being “too stubborn” will ruin relationships. Big Trust

Parlano piú italiano che inglese 😍

Yes!

Totally agreed, he's a great teammate to have

agreed! He’s even buddies with Hulk from when they were teammates at Renault! Gets along with everyone and Daniel and Seb also stated what a great guy Carlos is🥰 there is no suspicion of his relationship with Alonso and Lando anyway. With pierre being close to charles, pierre and carlos also talk more. + I’m pretty sure he gets along well with both Kvyat and Verstappen. Maybe there was tension when they were both his teammates but carlos said they actually get along well:) so basically loveee carlos

he speaks fluent Italian and French it helps a lot

Infatti 😅😅

Davvero, ormai Charles è italiano adottivo hehehe

Le frere plus vielle de Charles s.apelle Lorenzo le meme none de l eglise de Genes 🤣fait vous italie et le fr son beaucoup eugualie Charles est un bravo eleve 🇮🇩🇫🇷👍🤣💪❤et Carlos yres fort formidable teammate 👍❤love this guys .mon pilote de f1 prefere et Charles bravo joue le piano ❤

@@robertasciallero7819 *🇲🇨

@@charistsimanjuntak2854 qu'est-ce que ca veut dire,je ne comprendes pas?

His native language is French and he speaks Italian like a native pretty much, so of course Spanish will come in easier for Charles than German. Maybe it's the opposite for Max, who speaks Dutch natively and English fluently.

@@ivanmacias9603 Max already talks German pretty well, seen a video where him and Hulkenberg spoke German while training. But yes, that's why I put it was no surprise ;) Hulkenberg also speaks Dutch, but they where interviewed by a German lady.

Oui yes si 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤🇮🇩🇫🇷

I thought you are actually Nico😂