ahh yea I knew right when she couldn't remember the worst pickup line because I would be in the exact same situation if u asked me :D

These unapproached are gorgeous

Thats so sad (I guess), I just wanted to hug her u.u

Hightower If someone said a cheesy pick up line to me I'd prob just smh and say I had to leave

camaro rider too busy playing video games and shit posting.

that was pure gold

A: hablar español? (question in espanol) B: Je ne parle pas espagnol (replies in french :D) omg :D and then something more! that I dont know :D

does that mean the dude speaks French? It was so funny, hahaha. Should've just said, フランス語で話せますThen again he doesn't speak Japanese.

Just another Random it gets better, after he replied I'm French she asks if he studied Korean and he replies Chinese word for cheers

Just another Random 3:35 he also questions the people as well. He was there for laughs for the the video LUL and for the non-English speakers to translate from.

😂😂😂

XD

it's me when people ask me if I know Spanish, I'll propably answer "No hablo Español" but the difference is don't really know.

+Bianca Park lol no hablo español is something almost everyone knows though so... I don't really think it's the same

Adriana yeah, but it's very similar to my native language. So in my case of Latin languages it would be.

i guess it is possible to understand english and being shy/not confident enough to speak it

Ich sprache kein Deutsch and I say it in a perfect German accent but I don't speak a shit German so yeah it's a thing... >_

Sondre Åvik it's *spreche, so we might get that you're not German ;)

I say it verbally with a perfect accent, not type it! :-P Tell me what accent I typed in? xD

Sondre Åvik If you spell it with an A I'd assume you also pronounce an A, which would have you saying "I don't language German" - even if the accent is perfect you're still using a noun instead of a verb, which is a bit of a giveaway ^^

WizardGambles Except for Chicago people apparently. Freaks.

WizardGambles a lot of people aren't familiar with countries in Africa. Like thinking Egypt is part of South East Asia for example.

I think it just has to do with America being more recognizable, even the states (and some cities). When I was in Japan and China I said I was from America, and say specifically Indiana. When I'd say that they knew what that was, which surprised me. Most of the Chinese even knew my city, Bloomington, since many of their citizens come to study at the university here.

The american said 'America'. So where you from, cause there is 35 Countries in America. However it is not hard to figure out, these are the stupid people from the U.S.

TubePac Or you could mean one of the actual two continents but whatever, guess all people from the US are automatically branded stupid by equally stupid people from other countries. ✔️

same here lol

I see you all the time in the comments lol. Guess we watch the same stuff

Well, English is currently the international language (thank to the US), so most people who are educated, at least speak some English. Some people say this would eventually be replace with Chinese, but I don't think so. China, might once been the most powerful country for 2000 years, but with the Communist in charge, it is unlikely they can surpass the US and even with the Communist gone, during their 70 years rule, they have pretty much destroy all aspect of Chinese culture ideology that help make this country once so powerful, as an attempt to secure their power. So, na, I don't see China replacing the US any time soon.

Also English is a first language in more than one country, and writing Chinese, fuck that.

Thanks to the US? I don't think so. It's because GB occupied like 80% of the world in past past, and thus most western offshoots speak English.

Literally a brainfuck lmao

Yeah, his English was very likely on a native level too, he pulled that off very well.

Her, in English: Can we ask a few questions? Him, in Japanese: (assuming) I don't speak English. Her, in Japanese: Do you speak Japanese? Him, in English: I don't understand Japanese. Her, in Spanish: Do you speak Spanish? Him, in French: I don't speak Spanish. Her, in Korean: Do you speak Korean? Him, in Japanese or Korean or Chinese (Same pronunciations): Cheers!

Afloat Fob 😂😂

7:22 enough said

ZuhairiAzaar I think that was SoloTravelBlog

Ifkr 😂

This guy is my spirit animal

That was my favourite comment :)

I bet he's also cultured man

The real world kind of shitty this day* well i agree to that guy

ichigo chan *person

i thought the same😂

yeah. totally savage to sound like an emo

the word savage was actually cool back when it wasnt common, now even my grandma says it, she told me her bowels moved like a savage this morning

Sonyaz looool

NoraNeko (speaks in spanish) do you speak Spanish? ( speaks in French) no I don't speak Spanish

@@monkiman7460 - Вы говорите по-русски? - 我不会说俄语。 - 那，你会中文吧! - Ой нет, я не говорю по-китайски.

Im gonna visit Japan, Do I need a Japanese name? How about Otaku-San?. Will it work?

@@tubester4567 how about futa-nari

@@yuno9121 Yea or Chitsu-Onara

Ha, burn on us!

arent people who speak multiple languages called polyglots?

Lol.. I'm pretty sure that's true for many people in other countries too.. Actually lots of Japanese only know Japanese as well. I think it's a more recent trend that people are learning English for practicality of it being one of, if not the, most widespread language. Same for Spanish. Other languages tend to be more specific and only needed if you plan on going to a certain place like Japan or Germany, etc.. But this too is getting less necessary for native English speakers to learn because many of the natives there will know basic English as well.

umm... but it's the same for most people of English speaking countries like England or Australia, not just America.

Wow, your English teacher sounds like an idiot.

Chipster Lmao

Its true though

I can relate.

that guys in the middle of Japan and he's still not happy with life XD

Trick Tricksterz So Japan=happy? Move to Japan and see how long before you start beg to move back.

Bilal Patel that's because English is the easiest language to learn.

No! The English language is widely reknowned for being one of the most complex due to its incredibly large vocabulary and words meaning multiple things, but if you're from a European country it is made easier due to the level of influence those countries hold in the molding of the English language.

its because the education system in america only requires a student to learn 2 years of a different language to graduate high school. at least that how it was for the school i went to. we had the option of french, spanish, Japanese and German.

Angel Gonzalez in my old high school the language options was Spanish and French.

Richard Knight no. Any form of Chinese or Japanese or German or gaelic is the hardest to learn.

Kkk

@@antoniochagas701 no u

XD

Peyton Blount ikr!!!

Peyton Blount to be fair though quite a few US states are at the size of mid to small-sized countries

I just think it points out how Americans tend to identify more with their state than the country as a whole. Nothing wrong with it, I was just pointing it out.

I mean, alot of states are really different from one another. Like California is nothing like say, the Carolinas

Teh Fabled yeah I know. I'm from Indiana and I go to school in Florida. They're completely different states

typical muricans

most people assume white foreigners are american anyways so might as well give the state they're from lol

Well, as you can see in this video, far from all the white foreigners are american

Worse, the African dude just said he was from Africa.

+Jesuisguillaume - zm2y611 I didn't say it was right but it is an assumption

Yeah, it's a common problem over there - same in Korea and China. It's no wonder the natives there aren't improving their English when they have people like that "teaching" them.

Lmao that’s what I thought

He was trying so hard to remember his name lmao ahahaha

she wants it reall bad

+romy saputra squirt the genetic code in and all over

Izzy8u uhhhh...

It's a song lmao

i need clip number because I missed that

Or he is following Keima Katsuragi's footsteps.

lol

Maybe he's the next person to star in Re:Zero xD

kiRITO-SAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

"K-Kaya... *KAYABA!!!*"

salma سلمى Or she, don't assume genders.

Tall Boi Bitch please, don't get me started.

ShigeoKageyama ???% Don't call me a raisin brain when you think there are more than two genders.

Tall Boi Coul you use proper English?

ShigeoKageyama ???% Could you use common sense?

I just want to say hi

@@btonyh5878 hello :D

Ikr.. I don't really understand her

spacedoohicky I believe its different for Europeans because theyre so close to each other it's natural to be at least bilingual to a certain degree

Yukio Schiffer That's not unreasonable, but it's not so much that I'm surprised that they have a second language. Like Austrians sometimes have a 4th, and 5th language. It's that the common knowledge that English is the common language of advanced nations is probably actually true. Apparently it's especially true of western countries. Unless they just couldn't find the people who couldn't speak English though I think that's highly unlikely.

I'm from Holland and next to our own language I also learned French, German, English and a bit of Latin at school. At some point you can choose if you want to continue with French or German and if you want to keep doing Latin. English is a language we all have to learn no matter what you choose for education.

spacedoohicky it's more that people who are likely to travel leared English by travelling. If you actually go to countryside in europe most people speak a very limited English

I'm from germany and in theory everybody learns english in school, you can even learn french, Latin and Spanish at most schools if you want to. In practise YT is a better teacher than school and most people forget some or all the english they know (mostly working class people), only smart people train there english skills by watching english movies, YT, comedy shows or even by travelling to a foreign country. So no, we dont learn english because we are so close to each other instead we learn it because it's the most important language. People who live at germanys borders may probably know the language from the other country, so for example someone living next to the Netherlands may speak dutch. But most germans only speak native german and a bit broken english because they never use it. Btw Cute12Beauty that sentence is correct but way to formal. I guess I would go for "Ich bin Amerikaner und (ich) kann kaum Deutsch." just my 2cts your sentence would work too

TomatoMan same

TomatoMan I noticed that too lol

i would probably say "no hablo" and hate myself forever for speaking the wrong language

In what language ?

Lord Vegito Welsh or Dutch or some shit

Well if they speak Spanish No is used the same way

Homosexuality My Dear Watson but they have to understand english to reply

Taelicious Kookie he was probably turkish

Hardcore_Fandom In Spaon most people know that you have to answer "no" if someone asks something like "pitinglis?"

It's kind of like being in Germany and being asked "Sprechen sie Deutsch?". Even if you don't speak German, you know the phrase and know to reply with "Nein"... So.. it's kinda the same here.

Joyce Wible Really bad indeed, it sounds like a meth addict or something((

Ggoddkkiller I think it was just some dumb guy who thought I would enjoy being told that I looked like a girl taking some D on a DVD cover lol

Joyce Wible oooo damn that's bad...

James Ehlenfeldt I'm glad you agree. Needless to say, I wasn't impressed.

Maybe you looked like the person.

So one other person commented here talking about a French tourist who didn't speak English. I've also met French tourists in Hong Kong who didn't speak English. I've seen French tourists in Dublin asking a bus driver if he spoke French. Is this a coincidence?

That Japanese Man Yuta Hardly. As far as I know English education in France and Italy are the worst of Europe. My several trips to both countries have supported this claim. That's part of the fun of going there though, at least for me.

Yeah, I met many people who didn't speak English in Italy.

As a french, i didn't learn english in school at all. French scholar system is not best for foreign languages to learn, i can't disagree. I also think some people here doesn't want to speak english, even when they know a little. Too bad.

Yeah the French don't learn English as much as other countries. Still, made learning French all the more useful, and practicing it easy since I used to travel to France every year.

He might be aware that most people don't differentiate between most African nations, or it could just be a joke.

Also to extend on what the guy above said, many people will think that an English speaking black guy is "obviously" American. For example in my case, even my childhood friends only recently realized that i wasn't american because they thought that me being a native english speaker and being black, it would be imposible for me to be anything else. Many people fail to realize that English is the native language of many African countries such as Kenya

Username I know what you mean. I'm French and all the black people of France come from Africa as well, Senegal, Congo and many more.

English is not native language in Africa , it's Official language in many countries due to the conolizem time , it's not NATIVE language , their is difference , and africa is very tribal continent in one country you would have over 50 different tribe with different languages so they use foreign languages as ling to communicate with each other not because it's Native language .. English is European language not african .

sakurakou2009 Native means mother language, not the historical language of your country you stupid idiot.

I like how when that guy clearly didn't want to be "spoken down to" in English you quickly switched to Japanese. I realize it can seem petty but a lot of us don't like being associated with those that can't speak Japanese.

Best japanese channel on you tube, by far with great quality content. keep it up.;-)

It was super fun to hang out with you too, Yuta! I could see for myself how much work you put in for each video interviewing people. Great stuff - keep it coming!! :)

Love these types of videos, Yuta. I remember a similar one you made about Japanese speakers. Would enjoy seeing more videos like both, if at all possible.

+That Japanese Man Yuta can u see if my answer could have been right on your video when you tested Japanese people's english writing pleease

He’s former All Black Alby Matthewson, he’s a New Zealander who happened to be playing for the Western Force at the time

"Do I have to pretend to be Australian?" *realises he's 10,000km away* "Guess I do"

Since english is not the official language of every European country, it may be an interesting fact to non-westerners.

English is not 'the' language to speak in Europe; the biggest amount of people speak German, and a big part speaks french. Oh and with the UK wanting to leave the EU English might become even less important.

I think it also has to do with the fact that westerners that dont speak english dont really travel outside of thier own country.

+Go Hard Or Go Home No it won't. What are you talking about? You know that the entire world doesn't teach English because of England, right? They teach it because of the US.

Well I went to Japan from Brazil and I speak english too, you don't have to be from US or EU

President Lusamine but you can write Inglis lol get it

SONIE I was joking lol

Lol I can tell a joke when I see one, I was just playing alone President Lusamine

Me neither.

President Lusamine obviously American, so you weren't joking!

Santiago Jiménez that what I was thinking he said just because they look western doesn't mean they speak English but not all western countries speak English so if they're not from an English speaking country they're not going to speak English (unless they learned English in school or because they wanted to)

Santiago Jiménez But most foreigners who travel know at least a little English.

but 50% of the asked People weren't from an english speaking Country and can still speak english. Honestly, nowadays you Kind of have to :-)

HannahSamina iDUBBZ look-alike?

I like you

He sounded a bit Scottish

@@fintan6447 British people are from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_people

or bad humor

👏

Not every school in the world gives you proper english classes. It's not decent in some, these people probably tried to learn in other means, be it with special classes or by themselves.

I live in Romania and even though I had english classes in school, I still learnt the language by myself.

I learnt English from tv

Fuck you Furuta. You are a monster

No. Not in Finland but it's norm that you do have it (cause you need to have one non Finnish/Swedish long language). Tho I don't know about the same people how they have their thingy. Also in France you can have Italian/Spanish/German as "long" language. And so one. And don't forget Switzerland.

That is a by-product of being ugly. I have this issue too.

Lydia Hill I felt that on such a deep level. I can't even whine about bad pick up lines because nobody's ever tried "picking me up"

I thought she was actually pretty nice. Not a beauty, but nice.

I thought she was really cute but to each their own

my life

I came to the comment section only to find a person laughing about it as well xD

He’s not wrong tho-

Its probably due to the fact that when people normally ask him where he is from, he says the name of the country and because they are in Japan, they often wouldn't know what or even where that country is. So he probably just says Africa for ease sake, then he might specify the country he is from if they inquire further.

ChristBuilt901x Yeah, I understand that, but it's better if he mentions the country so people will ask about it if they don't know it. That's how you get people to know about your country

Maybe he didn't feel like explaining that day? My country is very well known but I wouldn't make a big deal out of it if one of my friends said s/he was from North America rather than just America

Nowadays, "Africa/African" means Sub-Saharan Africa. It's quite different from North Africa. I'm from Spain, and can tell you Algeria is popular in all southern Europe.

Alex Sainz Glad to hear that :D

Do you understand "hablas espanol?"? Yes? Does that mean you speak Spanish? No.

Try asking a random Asian person if he or she spoke spanish.

+lolb4udie I wonder what kind of person you are. Age/gender/nationality?

Joke?

It's different. Spanish isn't that spread in that area. It is highly probable that people know some basic English words like "yes" or "no" and basic phrases like "do you speak English" or even just "speak" and "English". Plus there are people who can understand a language but can't speak it.

Rocco Casadei from a flynt flossy song😂

Freaking auto correct. Chic not chicken although chicken is funnier

Needs more fly tbh.

oh my gooooooooodddddd

*tightens belt to reduce hunger pains*

French tourists asked me for directions in French in Hong Kong. I happened to speak French, so I gave them directions.

+That Japanese Man Yuta Do you speak Cantonese?

+That Japanese Man Yuta So you speak 3 languages?

+Thomas the Goat: From one of his older videos I watched, I know he speaks Spanish and a little Portuguese too.

Haha i speak french english and a little japanese that would have been perfect for me

Sarcasm mode detected: nationality= british.

ridemytube247 ke

ridemytube247 'Kay.

ridemytube247 K.

Kezo?

Alysandra Queso?

Was wondering the same

Domestic violence.

Looks like a birth mark, but I'm not sure.

Thief Gaius lool

maybe she is a zombie

He did.

He did, with an English accent lol

Me too man, me too. 😢

amen

Jesse Guzman Totally!

I guess!

directception

Everyone is Asian

Ikr when the dude started talking about dragons I was like how fucking chliché

+Opiiun ` shutup dragons are apart of Asian culture

+Kendel savage they are also part of European culture lol it's pretty big in Greek, Norse and Germanic mythology.

How did this get 50 likes? haha

+Ralez oh okay that's more informative thanks

I think you have the right mindset for living in a foreign country :)

Children Bitches. DON'T DISRESPECT MY MUDDA, SHE HAD THAT HAIRLINE TOO!

Children Bitches. Lol!

Children Bitches. I see you watch BHD

Children Bitches. hahaha I LOVE this comment!!! xdxd

Take your like great man .

I thought the same thing!. Americans say the city or state they live in like they aren't in a completely different country. I'm american and i wonder if its some sort of american arrogance.

you should have said the black person : afica cause uf you said what you said it would not be any better cause if he is african the he he is from africa

Totally true!!! or like the French guy who said "I'm from Paris"

Juste le "YEESSSS" le grille direct ! ^^

A 3.59 jsuis persuadé qu'elle est francaise aussi^^

Pas sur

@@viuh9081 elle est française c'est sûr :)

@@cm-jb7tt L'accent bien français ouais elle l'est...

In what language?

sandhogssundays Japanese

Elder Kenji And what makes English inappropriate? Like it or not, it is what makes communication possible between you and me. Japanese happens to not be an international language. I say that and I am Japanese. I'm assuming that you don't speak Japanese. If I am wrong, I'm sorry.　There was no offense intended. 日本語が理解できるのであれば、謝ります。

sandhogssundays But they are in Japan

I was looking for someone commenting on that one guy! Holy shit, his tone was a 10/10. :D

please, someone, give this man a medal!!!

2:17 that guy said he didn't speak English but then answered in English. 😂

"omg, I watch your videos. omg" That part was really funny.

69th Like 🙌🏾

Joey X Smith he was joking since he replied perfectly back

Bird Man Lmaoooooo

Bird Man Real question is: Find who is not the weeb

+EyeSnipeYou Top kek

Nah French people can speak English, especially the ones from tourist spots such as Paris tend to adapt and adjust. The French and the English hating each other for no reason is funny though, it has its own kind of humour to it!

@Dark Vadertrauebrein No English person wakes up thinking 'Man, fuck the French!' England and France have a lot of history together, sometimes we take friendly jabs at each other, that's all

@@funkyfranx I do

Ok

Did you get to work

I did but since im the supervisor I didnt get any shit for coming in late

Xande That is good

***** No, the middle class works too... "The 1%" doesn't, as their passive income covers all their expenses.

I'd actually approach her. Maybe I'm alone on that. Upside is no competition.

I'm competition

I still can't believe that anyone approaches her.

+Ramiro Sotto That's not the one he meant.

she looks like a halfie? or is it?

Get out more lad! she's "cute" the "super" kind was off the mark.

I wouldn't go as far as saying _"super"_ but she is rather cute.

That deduction is flawed. You think that nobody would just ignore someone who they can't understand?

Lexicomane I often stop and apologize for not speaking French when people approach and ask questions in that language.

KPpeep B O I

It's most probably birth marks.

aids

Mills Obb she got bitch slapped after asking a black dude in japan if he speaks english

She got a case of the grayscale.

It was immediately apparent based on his clever sarcasm............. err

Yeah, that WAS a bit strange... maybe he was from a lesser-known country and didn't think the interviewers would know his country? I've never had an African person just tell me that they are from Africa :P

tFighterPilot he was saying he spoke afrikaans. one of the national languages of south africa.

Doubtfully

He isnt probably proud from where he comes from its like strange to me

tFighterPilot He was probably self conscious about his home country, must be a shitty place.

samantha esther do u use crest would've been a better one for her

I'd just reply "I am Valentine." (my name)

Raven whooww we have a funny guy

+Charlotte Lou Velux wow, that doesn't even sound line a pick up line :)

+That Japanese Man Yuta yeah, well it is, you just have to introduce yourself after that. But it's a really really bad one. I've seen one of my friends trying this pick up line on girls but it never worked. At best they laugh because of how pathetic it sounds haha. legends say that one day the chosen one will get a girl with this line.

+Charlotte Lou Velux if the girl laughs regardless of how pathetic it sounds then it served its purpose so it actually worked.

Break, but yeah.

*Break

Lol I've seen you in another channels LMAO

San Francisco Love Depends on the circumstances. if you're in a touristy city or something it's more likely that they could be on vacation. Obviously if they live in America (or whatever English speaking country) it's more likely they speak it rather than if they sre just visiting. Although, it still might not go over well. lol

San Francisco Love Not all Asian looking people speak Chineese, the same for white looking people

Mikel Arana Etxarri ... yeah that's my point, many white ppl don't speak English. Just the same for Asians. It is a pointless thing to walk around assuming ppl are a certain way;)

That's what they were trying to convey with the video. That just because they are white doesn't mean they know English. I can't understand "your point". It's exactly the same as their point. Only difference is they make money saying it.

Kalle Äger ... you're clearly not understanding;) I have not met a single western person that believes that all Asian people speak Chinese, or Japanese, or whatever the fuckaneese. That's what my point is. No need to further communicate that one

Goddess? Since when is Yuta a woman? :P

***** Haha. Nein ich komme nicht aus den Niederlanden.

"Kom je uit Nederland? " or "Ben je Nederlands?" :-)

'Ben je van Nederland?' is correct.

***** Perhaps in Flanders, but nobody says that in The Netherlands.

Friendly tip to Canadians, not really. Most people actually assume "American" means "from the United States".

Right? I cringed every time they said that. I would say that I'm an "American" but that I'm from the United States. It's weird for me to call the country "America"

Except literally no one hears that someone is American and is confused about what country they are referring to to. The only people who make a big deal about using the word American to refer to people from the US are Latin Americans who are convinced that the US is being exclusionary in using that language, in my experience. Sorry, this is a pet peeve of mine. Americans will continue to call themselves what they and the rest of the non-LatAm world have always called them, Americans, and this "tip" of yours is not actually meant to be helpful, but likely was just posted to further your own agenda.

GrimL0gic Not really, because when someone says they are from America, everybody can understand they mean the US, specially in Japan (In Japan, everybody knows the US as 'America'). >"Saying you are from America in many parts of the world is equivalent to a French man saying his nationality is Europe." This analogy is reductive, ridiculous and simply not true. A more appropriate analogy would be like when people from England call themselves "British" even though Great Britain is the name of the island, not the name of a country or political territory. EmmaMexi Art As a Latin-American myself, I completely agree with what you said.

Kougeru I'm not canadian

Not even that hot unless its humid, then again i'm used to it.

GACT KASE the joke flew right over your head, dumbass.

very much so

Ha-ha, a farenheit - celcius joke. Hilarious. Truly delightful.

80 F is nice unless its humid. Try 105 F.

I was like does she think that counts as a country?

+Nocturnal Pyro When I was in Italy, most people wanted to know the specific state I was from, so I've always been used to stating my home state rather than the states, or US.

1987rsfeild But where they other americans?

+Nocturnal Pyro generally it was native strangers, since my Italian isn't he greatest.. They knew I was foreign. And when I said I was from he US, they asked where at in the US. I just got used to saying "Michigan". That and when I travel around the states in just so accustomed to saying, "I'm from Michigan" lol

1987rsfeild But they did ask where you were from in the US, they clearly didn't ask her that

Why would I count Irish people as non-native speakers? I think there are only very few Gaelic speakers, but they also speak English anyway, don't they?

+That Japanese Man Yuta I didn't think you would bit it looked like the non native speaker counter went up when they were on camera. I was just confused that's all, and yes English is spoken fluently by most Irish.

+Abu Kitten We used to speak Irish, but in the 1800s we were colonized by the UK, Irish language was forbidden and we were forced to speak English, and even when we gained our freedom in 1921, English was still the spoken language, we never started speaking Irish again. But there are small regions in Ireland that still speak Irish called Gaeltheacht (Irish house).

+Abu Kitten it is taught, but nobody gives a shit tbh and we never remember it.

Omg NinjaSpaceMonkey Your so right about Irsih being taught here. No one ever remembers it after they finish leaving cert.

That one guy said Africa instead of his country and its because Americans see foreigners on a daily basis so they automatically say specifically where they are from. You shouldn't expect much different from the most diverse nation in the word comprised of immigrants. Sadly INTJ already fell for the bait.

+INTJ-Skorpyo7 Don't generalize American's. I'm American and I don't expect anyone to know a lot about where I'm from. But to my surprise foreigners often do know a but about the USA. Often times when I encounter those it's because they have eithee visisted/ living here or have spoken to some that wish to come here.

biggieboy2510 well, in my experience, people generally expect that youre from america so they want to know the state.

That's because the US is more like a a federation of states than a country. A New Yorker might as well be from a different country to a Texan and vice versa.

quite a few people in the video said that they were from America and a few other people said that they were from specific non-american cities like Paris.

why?

Yeah, ikr

+Catastrophe Maker I didn't mind it at all, though.

I have no idea why that would be cringe. It seems like it would be pretty cool.

why? That would be cool. Maybe he helped her learn japanese

It's cringeworthy because Yuta actually understands English and she hesitated by speaking Japanese? Just a thought.

***** That doesn't make any sense. He approached her with English, so she obviously already knows that he speaks English. It seemed rather appropriate that in Japan she would speak Japanese to a Japanese speaking person who she knows makes videos about Japanese culture. There's nothing cringe about it. The OP is just an idiot.

You definitely made this video a lot funnier :)

I saw you in Begiragons video. Good job in Bamboo House Challenge!!! You were awesome.

Dylan Navarro Thanks! It was definitely hard work but very rewarding!

Oh yea holy shit. She looks like she's cosplaying

isnt that the guy with the magic coffee table video?

I said "Australia" out loud just before he did. XD

That's former All Black star Alby Mathewson. He moved to Auz a few years ago but he's a Kiwi

xXallegedangelXx well you were wrong because he's a bloody kiwi

I wish you interviewed my father and I last year, he doesn't speak English at all XD

Good luck if you come in Paris. It sucks ^^

Leackim08200 No I mean, I'm French and I'll soon go to Japan So yeah I know, Paris sucks

Ah je comprends mieux ^^ Je vais sûrement aller au Japon pour un an aussi (j'y suis déjà allé 3 fois mais j aimerais apprendre la langue)

Leackim08200 Je suis en LEA (mais je suis déjà allée au Japon l'année dernière) et du coup, dans la license, la troisième année on part dans un pays étranger, j'espère que je vais être prise (y'a pas de raison que ça se passe mal ^^)

Mmmm.... pancakes!

*cough* Canadian *cough*

sounds effective to me

You mean best.

Mad Jack Churchill You right.

is there something wrong with this sentence because i don't get it