Oh my! I had to pause midway through to catch my breath from laughing. As someone who's seen (and been part of) plenty of cultural and language misunderstandings, I can relate! A much needed lesson is in this video!

A wonderful message in a very humourous way.

Reminds me of some missionaries who had been in Mexico for many years, then moved to Spain. They used the Mexican dialect for church service, "Servicio," only to learn that that meant toilet in Spaniard Spanish.

My goodness, hilarious translation!

I absolutely love this!! 🤣😂🤣

Soooo funny, but yet soooo true.

One "international evangelist" who visited Taiwan many years back spent nearly 10 minutes trying to expain the necessity of the rules of croquet to his translater duirng his presentation so that he could make a point. If he'd chosen basketball or baseball, the translator and the audience would have gotten it immeditaely. Know your audience and their cluture!

I love this video!

I don't know the title as I did not make it up, I just call it "Lost in Translation".

h i l a r i o u s !

Very good! How about "runny nose"?

its 10x funnier with captions on

Could you please tell me the title of this skit? We were thinking about doing it at our school. Thanks!

Haha this is funny

Well, if you don't speak the local language, don't use complicate sentences.

I wonder if this is what Ernest Angely's interpreter sounds like?

I'd love to use this script. Does anyone have a copy of the text?

да, хорошие клоуны, прежде чем, ехать миссионером нужно выучить язык того народа, которому собираешься проповедовать. по крайней мере, кто к нам приезжал англоговорящие, то они не сыпали идиомами.