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Ahahaaaa… Pinoy na pinoy 🇵🇭😂

Hahahahahaha filipino talaga.. naughty

Asked my parents to teach me Tagalog on multiple occasions. Each time, they always say to shut myself and watch TFC non-stop for a week.

Every Filipino will immediately get you to say 'putang ina mo' I should know because it happened to me.

You know if a foreign friend actually asked me to teach them Filipino I would gladly teach them. I have many foreign friends like Russians, British, Indonesians, Polish etc. But they never really asked me to teach them, only asking questions like "Can you say this swear word in Filipino?". Also, I'm learning Japanese right now, I know nobody gives two s*its at all but just telling my story. tl;dr: I would teach foreign friends if they asked for it.

@@KoupJam Yoo, the Japanese grind! Me too. Good luck!

@@synga_ it's honestly the best way.

he's tall for a vietnamese 🧍‍♀️ the more he kept saying egg, the harder he enunciated "trứng"- he really went "thích ăn trứng không" as if she knew a single word of what he was talking about. aND THEN HE MADE THE MOTION OF A FRYING PAN 😭😭😭

Omg me too! I was laughing so hard I had tears in my eyes. He is so funny! xD

Bruh, Americans don’t even consider us South Asians as Asians.

I think that is more of an amreican thing every europrean knows these countries just have trouble with the more north countries you could say. Me as an european from Middle Europe says that much :)

I agree about the indian languages to be added, although persian/iran is geographically in asia, thru colloquial conception arab languages is another story and debatably asian.

Ikr alot of westerners don't even acknowledge the south asian as an asian at all

Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Persian are Indo-European languages.

same!!!

I'm glad I was able to participate too! 🇱🇦❤️🇱🇦

i mean samee 😭 so gladful

@@ricoaranilla5949 wut...

Yasss!!🇱🇦

My visit to the Philippines was so much fun. People were making fun of me and we laughed all the time! My mouth muscles were hurting non-stop. Love all the morning karaoke 🎤 early birds in Pasig City. Haha 😂

Idk cuz' im filipino LOL

I guess we just like to mess with others LMAO 😅🤣

Seriously, every non-Filipino that marries into my family is taught the gross and bad words first! Lol!

You’re absolutely right. It seems humorous words is the first thing first before our language. 😂

@Kepler 186-F yes?

@Kepler 186-F do I know you? 😭 I’m so confused. I’m good? How r u?

me too

I thought *Lao is Thai* 😭

@@watchmeyo7992 Yeah, they’re really similar. If I wasn’t Thai, I wouldn’t be able to tell the difference.

Agree! And someone who actually alittle more fluent than the average American-Lao who still have a heavier foreign accent to speaking Lao☺️ or… “broken”Lao as my parents would say about the “young people” now🥹

I hadn’t seen this video until now, and trust me. When I first saw the thumbnail, I got very excited. Laos is for sure getting more and more love.

Keyon was very good at languages!

Just say yt.. caucASIANS aren’t yt

@@ilsanking4334 define asia because israel is asia, the majority of turkey is asia, Usbekistan are also asians asia isn't only pacific-asians

why you guys in USA always think in etnicities, or so called 'Races". not everyone with the same kinda color is the same..

@@neox1472 HUH???

@@Ama94947 and where do you live? Your european country doesn’t make everything about race?😂

They are goofy

Hahah we always do that haha

A tradition 😌/j

That is interesting! It's hard to find Hokkien speakers. Even among people from Taiwan

@@RiceSquad Maybe you guys could try finding Hokkien speakers from South East Asia like Singapore and Malaysia. Great video anyways.

@@RiceSquad You can also try to find Hakka speakers. It has similarities with both Cantonese & Mandarin, so it would be a bit more of a challenge.

@@simonlow0210 lmao I live in Taiwan and I don’t even know 1 Hakka speaker lol

@@anm2x it’s not the same language tho. I have friends fork Indonesia whose first language is hokkien. Similar to Taiwanese but still different enough. It might be something like how Portuguese is similar to Spanish

That would also be fun!

I've heard the most notable Asian languages, I feel like I could do pretty well. >:D My background ~ My mom is a Chinese immigrant from Vietnam who speaks Cantonese and simple Vietnamese, my dad is half Laos and Thai, though I have slight trouble telling the differences when he speaks. My cousin's wife is from China and speaks Mandarin. I'm learning Japanese and Korean. I have lots of Filipino friends and an earful for Tagalog. I think the languages I would struggle would be Malaysian and Indonesian. I'm American haha.

Good idea. I think us Asians would do pretty well. But for me, I'm definitely gonna mix up the Chinese languages.

Pick the more niche Asian languages, or different dialects to make it harder

Would Buryat or Yakut be niche enough? Hahaaa… (Native Siberian and Russian Far East languages).

They should just omit China, Korea, and Japan. Like theyre the most popular and well known so why bother

@@user-pd9ju5dk5s why do you sound butthurt

@@gilnahnu Nah, I speak facts. The equivalent is like guessing European languages and it's only English, Spanish, and French 💀

Yh im surprised they just stuck to east and south east Asia. But it’s still hard for a lot of people even with that limit

Thank you so much 🙏🏾

Yeah Black people are so chill

Southern dialect

@@cuberious1419 my whole family is Southern Vietnamese (accept my cousins, and siblings. they are from America)

i dont think that Vietnamese boy in video spoke Vietnamese very well TvT

@@sashimivu6782 to me it sounded good

@@luvlyasian_814 that's because he has an american accent when speaking. Since he speaks with southern dialect you don't hear it that much but his grammar was off...He used some wrong pronomes...

Indian looking people are all over Southeast asia tbh... at least that's what I've noticed while traveling... like a chunk of Singapore and Malaysia is already "Indian" (or indian looking/decent, rather) so it's not surprising.

he's half Lao

He look more mexican than indians 😏

Some Indonesian men looks like mexican, indian, arabian, eurasian, african(esp in Papua), chinese and malay. Diverse looks

Because Thai has more Indian blood.

I thought the one from Laos was from Thailand, because it sounds like thai

⁠@@jejirehtubal8657yes Thai and Laos language are alomost similar.

Thank you! It was a fun project

I feel like a lot of the things he said were a stretch lol. I remember getting off at maybe 4pm. Also Not everyone speaks Mandarin even though most do alongside another language/dialect (like Saisiyat). If you go to the countryside you'll sometimes see people who only speak Hakka. My own grandma only speaks Hokkien.

안녕!

@@RiceSquad 안녕! 😊🤗

네, 저도요 😄 한국어 너무 재미있어요

@@RileyC670 네! 🤗😊

As a Thai, I'd say only fun on language side of thing though, but why would you wanna compare the cultures ?

Lao and Thai is like Spanish and Portuguese

I thought it was thai too

@@asdsdadsdsa7495 not even like Spanish and Portuguese, it’s more similar than that lol

It's only 'cause I knew Thai (though I'm not Thai I can speak it) that I knew it wasn't Thai. I first thought it was Thai with a bad accent (because I heard Thai words but didn't understand what he was saying) but I quickly realized it was Laos. I wouldn't blame anyone for thinking it's Thai.

@@asdsdadsdsa7495 Yeah. Which is funny because I know both Thai and Spanish (not so much Spanish but I know some) so it's trippy to see similar or identical words but not being able to understand completely what's being said.

Probably, if they have other Asian friends or lived in Asia they will have a lot more exposure to the sound of these languages than the general American public.

I think people in East Asia at least can recognize Thai , Vietnamese

Well that's so easy for Indians and Arabians since most of the Indians and Arabians that I know is eloquent in Filipino its because of I think there is a lot of filipino working in Saudi and a lot of Indians going to the Philippines for study or in Urban Areas being a Moneylenders

lmao sameeee

stefano

Its southern lol

it sourthern @_@ sad for you

it's a northern accent? Lol

Yeah, I just thought lao was thai. They’re really similar languages.

@@sessionQ I guess I had an advantage then since I’m Thai and thought he was speaking isaan (northeastern Thai but somewhere closer to the Thai/Laos border) at first until he was asked his favorite food then I knew he was Lao.

All the nail shops near me are Chinese or viet(there's also a shop with Cambodian staff) so I've learned the difference over time 😂 my shop is Chinese so I've picked up a few phrases but Vietnamese is difficult for me 🥲

People from southern Vietnam sounds more aggressive than in the north but they are actually cute and adorable, northern Vietnam accent is more gentle

@@awiiator idk man northern vietnamese sounds more aggressive to me, especially the aunties

@@awiiator Are you a foreigner or vietnamese? quite surprising when you use the word gentle for north, maybe it depends on who we meet. However many Vietnamese told that the north male voice is warm while the south female voice is sweet and cute.

@@sitohiro3557 yes, northern vietnamese sounds more aggressive to vietnamese ears, maybe we've included their personalities

Vietnamese sounds so much like cantonese bro

@@ow_. no not at all 😅

@@ow_. if you ever visit Saigon , Vietnam. You go on the street market and you see viet people speak canto everywhere in every corner 😂 you probably think they spoke viet but they aren’t. Cantonese is easy for viet people to learn much more than mandarin. I actually don’t speak much mandarin but I know that viet have nothing in common with mandarin.

​​@@ghostland8646 where did you get that info? 🤨 There is Chinese towns in Saigon, yes, most of them are Hokkien, Cantonese, Teowchew (sorry Idk how to spell),... immigrants. Vietnamese-Chinese people mainly live in District 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11. Not all Việt speak Cantonese. If you don't know, ASK!!! Don't assume these things.

⁠@@ghostland8646as a Vietnamese learning mandarin this is quite false. Vietnamese have a sub-sect of language which got chinisfied. A lot of the time I can just guess these chinesefied Vietnamese and shift the tone and it’s mandarin.

agreed

True

Yeaaa....​I learn Thai before I learn Lao so a lot of people say I can have a Thai accent sometimes😅.