Babble, Rosetta stone, hell even hooked on phonics should get on this missed opportunity 😂😂

It’s amazing to me that people think it’s so easy to learn another language 😂 it’s fuckin tough

@@Toothsleuth420 seriously 😂😂😂

Okay, I'm officially dead. 😅😅 You owe me a tasteful urn. Duolingo though! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@La_Ru-yg8es 😂😂😂😂

😭😭😭😭 gaggedddd

😂😂😂😂😂 that had me rolling

Had me in tearsL 😂😂😂

I guess she opted out 😂

Exactly what i thought, i have been through Germany, and i have never met a german who doesnt have perfect english

@@gashscumkar6909 I met quite a bunch of germans who weren't very proficient in english. Just like austrians and my swiss compatriots. While it's true that we all learn english in elementary/middle/high school, a good portion of students just aren't highly interested in language learning, and thus make no effort to preserve what they may or may not have learned over the course of their educational career. It should be a lot less likely to find a germanspeaker with less than a B1 level of english in Gen Z and Millennials, though. However they do exist. And I'd really like to hear her speak more, her accent is odd. Some pronunciations seem like she grew up surrounded by rappers like Sido, speaking a sort of neo-berlin accent with all this softening of "ch" sounds into "sch" (sh) sounds. But then she'll say stuff that sort of sounds like it was pronounced by someone from austria, like around 5:20 where she pronounces "dein" with a tiny bavarian tinge. But yeah overall it's difficult to gauge where they're from, it seems that more and more germans speak with a mix of accents heavily influenced by whatever they deem to be "cool" personally. Happens in Switzerland, too. Had a lot of people speak a sort of "kanacken-deutsch" (quite a derogatory term, a "Kanack" is usually a person originating from either the balcans or turkey, living in germany/switzerland/austria) because they wanted to fit in with some of the foreigners they went to school with. Anyway, doesn't matter. I do quite enjoy the mingling of different accents in standard languages. I speak a mixed version of the local dialect as well, after all.

Honestly, most of the girls are probably playing up their inability to understand basic English, at least to a degree. It's the language you learn in school in most of the countries on the show, and the demographic of the show (influencers looking to get famous) realistically are going to know simple basic words. Not saying they are fluent or can have conversations.

@@coo55555 that's not untrue, but consider this: When my girlfriend was still doing her master's degree in english (in Italy), I would often accompany her to her classes and then get to experience a bunch of italian university students speak english. The grand majority of them (being supposedly B2-C1 level english learners, mind you) barely could string a sentence together, and unless the native speakers spoke in a perfectly bland RP or General American english, they would even have trouble understanding it. Of course, there are also native english speakers who will struggle with certain accents (northern english and scottish ones, for example), but native speakers aren't usually trying to achieve a Master's degree in english. Now, if university students struggle this much with the language (in fact most of them shouldn't have been allowed to graduate imo), you can imagine "regular" learners, especially if they natively speak a romance language, which seems to be the majority of the women on the program (brasilian portuguese, varieties of spanish, italian and french). Again, being a german speaker, you might have an easier time with english, but that also greatly depends on your will to learn and whether or not you're an actual native speaker. Tülay (the german) seems to be part turkish, and it's not unlikely that she might speak turkish with friends and family, or a mix between german and turkish. And while that shouldn't have a big influence on her english learning capabilities, I do think she might just not be super interested in growing outside of Germany. Her instagram seems to suggest as much. I did also find a video of her talking about not having done any higher education. But not because she's stupid, merely because she wanted to work instead of study further. And depending on what you do, english barely ever comes up in every day german life. Her german is flawless, of course, so that's already rare enough as it is for native speakers, lol.

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Do they live in the mountains in Germany

Why the heck were they trying to speak Spanish in a Portuguese speaking country? Ppl are idiots 😂😂

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They tried to speak Spanish in a Portuguese speaking country 😂😂

It's not just passport Bros, it's the whole country. They see brown skin and jet black hair, and they immiedetely try to speak Spanish, like what. " I speak English, BTW your Spanish is very bad, I can't tell wtf you're asking." Cringe.

@@woiowoiow190 I mean...isn't it kinda weird to just assume everyone speaks English?

At least many people did love Johnny Bravo tho 😅

Ready for WHAT?! 🤣

@@savannahrhodes4694 ready for the whole kit and Kaboodle.

That’s bullshit we all know pineapple is first date things

Wait? Pineapple is still a thing? Gma said no blueberries until AFTER marriage though.

You can’t Blue the Berry until AFTER you have Pined the Apple! Duh 🙄

It did cross my mind that they can just pretend not to speak English

Yep, I do not believe that she doesn't at least understand the gist of the conversation.

Good point! Most young Germans at least speak a bit of English.

The only German I know is " Thousand year German Reich" or " one people one nation one Leader".

I speak german and i can say she isnt the brightest candle on the cake from the way she talks. I wouldnt be surprised if she honestly does not understand english at all

What?😂😂

He looks like he’s holding in a lot of secrets

Nah, i think my guy is extremly nervous.

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Pizzeria Uno?

Yesss😂

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

Same 😂😂

if you ever truly wanna learn a language, duolingo is the absolute worst way to go about it.

@marciestoddard730 lol dumbasses really will say random contrarian shit w/ no explanation

@@marciestoddard730 Depending on the language it can give you a decent base. Terrible for some.

NO WAY! Come back to me when someone invents PINEAPPLE muffins to compete with blueberry muffins 😎

i was reading your comment as i heard it😂😅

I've had pineapple muffins in Indiana. They are the best! @@whyamilikethis1998

Barbie reference? 🤔

French people actuall6 have a much lower rate of English than their European counterparts. The country is actually making a push for it.

Most ppl learn English in school In European countries

I am from Paris and I 100% assure you that a lot of people here do not speak English or even if they can speak a few basic words they can't understand actual conversations. We have one of the worst ratios of English speakers in Eastern Europe.

​@@jeisselimaFreance isn't Eastern Europe.

French people refuse to learn or speak English in particular lol.

This guy gets it 💯

@@reya346 portuguese and spanish share a lot of roots in the languages. words are similar and sentences are constructed in the same manner. it is especially easy for someone who knows portuguese to understand and make themselves understand in spanish. you can even understand small portions of french or italian.

I call BS on her not speaking English (at least on some basic level)

That's nothing like Spanish. Interesting

periodt!!