My German teacher always said "Can you speak five languages?" and when they said no, he'd say, "Of course you can, it will just take time and dedication."

It's funny that at 3:33 the lady in the back has a sign that says "Don't give up" in Japanese

4:00 ZA WARUDO!

"good, like in Italian!" "how do you say it in italian?" "carisma" "oh. bye"

I thought the first would be 'carrier'

7:30 Yuta: "How many Twitter-Followers do you have?" "Seventhousand and MUSIC"

7:30 "Seven thousand aaaand - music" My favourite number...

5:05 I was thinking: "This guy looks Brazilian" suddenly, he starts to speak Portuguese!

5 languages?? And I'm here with my broken ass English, smh goddamn...

Someone's gotta do it AHEM!!!! ZAAAAAA WAAAAAARUUUUUUDOOOOOOOOOOO!

Yuta: *Warudo* DIO: hey, that's my line!

What a cute little channel i just found! I love it! I am trying to learn Japanese, and I find this to be so fascinating! Thanks Yuta!

I laughed so hard at 3:36 when she said "chorizo" cause I was thinking the same thing! lol Great video! Love your content Yuta ^^

As someone who studies linguistics and Japanese, it's interesting that the way Yuta said it it would even take me a while to get. For example, he says boRANtia when in normal American linguistic stress, we would pronounce it boranTIa for volunteer. It's those subtle differences that can throw people off. When he says buckets, he pronounces it like bakeTSU, in stead of BAketsu with an almost silent tsu as English speakers would say. Knowing those pronunciations are the one of the reasons why it's so hard to speak with a correct accent when learning Japanese and Japanese people learning English because while the words are right, the stresses and the tone are off. Your brain takes in not just the words used, but the tone and stress in which it is used to understand a word.

More of these please. They’re VERY entertaining. I also learned something so thank you.

"Tour" is tough because (in American English) it's pronounced either "too-er" or "tore" depending where you are.

do you have charisma? well I am building it each day I look in the mirror 😂😂😂 that was so cute idk why

Engrish is rearry hard

I love that you did both sides of this!

When yuta said that kid's japanese pronunciation was "on point" I was literally thinking the same thing right before he said it

how can you not understand charisma

tehehe "He's not my son if that's not obvious for you" was the best thing I've read online today. :p

Katakana words can certainly be difficult to work out, especially when you hear them out of context. But these people you interviewed did surprisingly well!

I loved this one! Great video!

I think they'd understand better if they actually saw the katakana. I can't pick up on some of Yuuta's pronounciation unless I look at the top left of the screen.

I'm not sure if it's possible to fall in love over a youtube video but Jessica in the pink shirt may have just stolen my heart.

メッチャ面白かった！！ホンマに色々な人が集まってるねー

Dude, you're videos are awesome.

I love how that girl from Atlanta was so comfortable with speaking japanese :'=) i hope to be like that one day

Was thinking "carrier" for the first and totally forgot about "career"... (both are right). After that opening I thought they were trying to be tricky and I would fail, but got the rest. Nice job asking the Germans for arubaito! =P

I’m Brazilian and I love your videos! Congrats!

This was a fun video 😄👏🏾

WARUDO IS THIS A MOTHERFUCKING JOJO REFERENCE?!?

Haha this was a fun episode. Thanks Yuta!

props to Jessica... really amazed by her. Awesome video

Yuta and the dude beatboxing dancing together was so wholesome. That's a good morning watch 🙂

Oh my gosh this is amazing... I'd love to watch a part 2

I was really surprised to hear they speaking Portuguese! "Fala um pouquinho..." Adorei!

Yaay! Português! Adoro seu canal e estou amando as aulas! Muito Obrigada!! ❤❤😍🙏 Beijos do Brasil! 😘😘🇧🇷

Many words also have slightly different meanings. For example, リフォーム (Rifoomu) comes from the English word "Reform," but doesn't have the connotation of political/religious reform. It actually means more of "renovation," like when redecorating your house. :P 改革 (Kaikaku) is more of the word you're looking for in the case of the English word "reform."

2:51 blackpink boombayah

I am so disappointed he didn't use ホッチキス (stapler)

"Do you speak portuguese ?" "Um pouquinho" Haha, algum Br aqui ?

6:09 “sounds like something imported from italy” yuta: “BORantia” HELP KAJDKDJDOFKD THE WAY HE SAID IT SKDKDKKD

3:37 "It sounds like a spanish sausage with chorizo" jajajajaja why nobody catch the joke?😂 I laughed a lot

Without looking at the answers I'm guessing: 1. キャリア = Career 2. ツアー = Tour 3. バケツ = Bucket 4. アルバイト = Arbeit (Working) 5. シリーズ = ?? 6. ワールド = World (First I thought Ward, because of League of Legends, but I remember it's ワード there) 7. カリスマ = Charisma 8. ボランティア = Volunteer? 9. ツイッター = Twitter? 10. リズム = Resume? Rhythm?

"Do you think you have charisma?" "I'm building it"

i was led to this vid from your most recent japanese guess english words--and i find japanese guessing english a lot more fun to watch than english guessing japanese

Love your videos~ And love boombaya in the background 2:53

Who else came here for Psycho? (Green hair) Aghh her art is bootiful!!

Good exp keep it on

4:26 That girl watches JoJo

I like how that lady just answers them in Japanese instead when she’s thinking and speaking to herself.

I played the game myself. If I counted correctly, I scored 6/10. By the way, anyone like BLACKPINK??? I could hear BOOMBAYAH in the background!!! They're in Japan right now!! BLACKPINK fighting!!!!!!!!

Every time you say world in the Japanese accent I get Jojo's bizarre adventures flashbacks lol. Za Waaarrdo

3:03 I love how the Italian girl is doing that gesture even though the guy doesn't understand that

2:50 to 2:55 Blackpink Boombyah (I forgot how to spell it ) in the backround.

0:32 The woman in the background is holding a sign that said "Don't give up." Kinda fitting in this situation. lol.

5:16 MEU DEUSSS ELE É BRASILEIRO! MAIS ALGUÉM AÍ TBM É?

Nossa, você fala português, Yuta? Não sabia! Muito legal!

0:33 I'm from Atlanta *HEY!*

4:08 you thought it was world but it's was actually me ZA WARUDOOO

Much of the pronunciation is very difficult for an american to understand at first, but with a little bit of listening you learn to understand it fairly easily.

Thank you for putting the katakana up. That helped. XD

Loads of my English students believed that arubaito was an English word and would say it in normal conversation

what? Do you speak portuguese? Muito bom hahaha. Não esperava! Me surpreendeu!

All of sudden they started speaking portuguese... And Yuta spoke it so good lol

This was fun to watch

who's your daddy?! (not Yuta) lol. so what was the hardest word for you?

The girl with the green hair is so pretty. That lady that got them all right is really good. It took her like half a second to guess them.

Yay, I got them all right. self-studying Japanese finally payed off! Can we just take a moment to appreciate the lady in the background (3:27) with the sign that says 'Don't give up', I thought that was appropriate. ふさわしいメッセージね~

To the lady that got all correct answers...you are very lovely!!

On visiting Japan my father in law was once with Japanese businessmen overlooking a body of water. Upon questioning them about it ...their reply to him "it's not a liver, it's a rake!"

5:14 o cara é brasileiro 😁. Obrigado por nos representar , eu amo esse canal . uta falou bem português hehe

I would like to see more of this, with some of the words that are transformed or shortened a bit, like スマーフォ, or even some words that significantly different from English, like バックミラー

2:54 - GOT IT BOOMBAYAH!!

It's much easier to guess when it's written. :D I could never have guessed what could "borantia" possibly mean, but with ボランティア it's almost too obvious. :)

Me: hears boombyah in the backround me: squeals

I got most of them, but then I’m learning Japanese and have studied comparative linguistics. Once you get the sound shifts between English and Japanese this becomes really easy.

I got all of them pretty much instantly, but a few were pretty difficult. Twitter was probably the hardest, and rhythm also took a few seconds. I think that learning to pronounce katakana words correctly In sentences is probably one of the harder things for a native English speaker, the impulse to pronounce them natively is strong.

Based off this one and the one you did with Japanese guessing English words, I would say it's a tad bit easier for Americans. We are a melting pot of hundreds of different races. We are used to the different accents in day to day life.

4:00 as a Jojo fan, I can identify ワルード faster than world

Oh that's super interesting, I didn't realize that geographically some regions drop the U enunciation in Tour. I'm from an area that has little to no accent, so this is kind of new to see.

The first couple times he said Volunteer I literally had no idea what he was saying, then after I knew what he was saying, I could hear it perfectly. It's so easy to understand now how Japanese have trouble hearing the difference between R and L. Even listening takes practice.

0:33 Oh it's @SonniUsaChan I subscribed to her channel too.

When I was learning Japanese, I could guess most of the English words in Japanese, but there was a word which really surprised me, ジャンル.

very nice

Its interesting that most of the words only make since if you say them fast. Also, it seems like knowing Japanese pronunciation made it harder for some people. When I just listened to Yuta without thinking about the kana I would hear the English word, but if I tried to break it down it wouldn't work.

" - Falo um poquinho" " - Ah, você fala um pouquinho". Que surpresa ouvir alguém falar um pouco de português em um vídeo que não tem nada a ver com o idioma.

I remember my first Japanese oral exam they threw “borantia” in even though it wasn’t on the vocab sheet because they assumed since it’s English everybody would understand it... needless to say everybody failed that part

I could watch this content for like 8 hours

that girl give a right answer every single time , give her a medal

"eu falo, um pouquinho" he speaking portuguese is so cute haha

6:35 are those hataraki men in the background just finihing the work for thr day?

It was so cool how she said Grandia at 5:46. It may have not been the correct answer, but it is something that is Japanese as it is a famous Japanese Role Playing Game.

I love how all the non-americans gave just their country, but almost all of the americans just gave a state and assumed the listener would know its in america

7:02 "we speak tagalog" *gasp* Pilipino pride?? Yes I'm Filipino haha

looool i heard boombayah im the background

Your portuguese sounds really good! You kinda have a south brazilian accent haha

que daora, não sabia que o yuta falava português