No offence but if you pronounce Latin that way I can for sure say Japanese brands a little off....

Hi Asagi. Thank you for the live chat. Did I mention the drummer Senri Kawaguchi today? She's not just any drummer, she's one of the best alive. As an example, this 8 year old recording. "Blowing Luv/ 高木里代子pf、川口千里dr、塩田哲嗣b" In the meantime Senri has matured and initiated the group "The Jazz Avangers". On the old recording you can unfortunately only hear the pianist Riyoko Takagi - 高木里代子positioned on the other side . It can be seen from this perspective. "LunaSol（月と太陽）/高木里代子Pf、塩田哲嗣B、川口千里Dr " And here is a recording that raised the question from friends of mine, why does this exceptional pianist have to present herself like this? What should I say? There are no boundaries in Japan! "うる星やつら「ラムのラブソング」弾いてみた♡ ／高木里代子 " Wishing the Smith family a great week. Sorry for the adverts, I'm a music junkie and have to compulsively spread the awesomeness, the creativity, the passion of Japan.

I wouldn't say it's more of a mispronunciation but it's more of americanizing brands and words so that it's easier for Americans to understand it and say it. The same happens when speaking Italian words or French or any other language other than English.

You and Hiro almost share a birthday! That’s so cool. Happy Birthday to both of you 🫶🏻

Happy late birthday!!

Happy belated Birthday.😀

Asagi-san the Gaikoku jin master.

Is hit

I'm 78 and i don't give a fuck.

Some European country's use the same alphabet pronounced sound like Japanese, only not the accent ofcourse. Specially, A, I, N, Y, T, E, O, Z sounds almost the same.

Japanese English really sucks, but now they told us how to speak English….

Don't worry, you're not racist. But you should know, America is a mixed bag of culture. We are all not the same.

It's okay. The truth hurts. There, there. 💡

I wish more women had this perspective. Im from the US, and american woman have become toxic! Thats why i want to move to japan. All Japanese women are far better than the women in the US! Plus most of you are beautiful on the inside. The opposite of here. Women here are beautiful on the outside and completely ugly on the inside.

Growing up I thought the name 'Toyota' was Native American because of the way everyone pronounced it. Like 'Dakota' or 'Lakota'. I once said "Hey, where did the Toyota tribe originate in?"

I always thought Casio was named after the constellation Cassiopeia.

So many pronounced exactly like in finnish

Esperantu (hi, hi, hi). The pronunciation: Es-pe-ran-to

Viva el Japanese, viva el Español.

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Subaru is better than Mitsubishi and Toyota, because while Mitsubishi can only give you diamonds, and Toyota give you only rings, Subaru can give you stars.

I once heard that such words are mispronounced incorrectly by non-speakers of that language, but are correct in the language those people do speak. So they're wrong in Japan when an American says them, but are correct in America, for example.

It's funny that if you pronounce them in German, it's correct or almost correct in many cases, but in English it's wrong.

I adore this video …. I use always Mizuno shoes…. how is the correct pronounce ?

Wrong is wrong. It should be wrongly or incorrectly, these are adverbs wheras wrong is an adjective and therefore used incorrectly in the title of your video. You’re welcome.

Tony Blair and his cult are pure evil they don’t care about British people

I take no offense to any of this. I actually make an effort to pronounce proper nouns correctly. Whether it's a person's name, or a company name, or a product name. I would just like to mention that it's Americans who have more of a tendency to use use the "Big I" ("eye"), where Brits would use the shorter "i" (sm"i"th). Brit's tend to say "Nick-On", Where American's say N-eye-con" Also "privacy" "vitamin" show this difference. That's not to say any of us are doing it correctly, but there are dozens (hundreds depending on your view) versions of English, and we all mess things up in different ways.

Now pronounce all the English words Japanese absolutely butcher. Let’s kick it off with : Macdonalds

Headache! Change the spelling 😂😂😂

It's so hard for English speakers to understand that there are other languages in the world that they try to impose their pronunciation on the words of those other languages.

xerox is a company name in US and the actual name for a copy is photostat copy. but nobody understands what a photocopy is

10 Japanese Brands You Pronounce Wrong[ly]!

what did she say in Japanese?!?

They changed the spelling Toyota because of the japanese writing.

Can you confirm the pronunciation of the brand name Tamiya. Thanks.

I blame Paul Simon for all Americans pronouncing Nikon incorrectly.

Hi I'm in Nagoya Japan

Telling us we pronounce name brands wrong while pronouncing most English words wrong. Makes sense.

Glad I was pronouncing all right, I always hated it when people call Honda as handa, like how is it even possible? There is an O right there.....

Asics has to have the worst logo. Until this video, I always thought it was an "O" before the asics. So I always said, "oasics", like oasis with a 'c'.

Bc there is no Christianity like west. And Japan persecuted it. They were opposed for people to live better human being. Then WW2 came. Did horrible things. Imperialism is still remaining prob.

ASICS was a big surprise

As Spanish I can say we pronounce all the brands correctly... Except Casio, but that's just because we don't have the |sh| sound in our language. Curiosity: American brand Nike came from the Greek goddess named Nikè, pronounced |Nike'|, not |Naik|. In Spain we usually say |Nike| but some (less) people say |Naik|.

You are beautiful

I think you are presuming that all English speakers are Americans and pronounce these words as Americans do. Not always the case

the most irritating word to me is Karaoke LOL it hurts my eyes and ears