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Why the Malaysian SOHAIs so bad in Japanese one?

Jessie and James are named after the notorious outlaw in the Old West (cowboys lol,) Jessie James. I heard the Japanese names are also a combination of a first and last name but I can't remember whose (other than him being Japanese) That said, those two have engrained the words "Jessie! James!" into my mind along with the entire rest of their mantra ever since I was a kid, so I'm attached to those names in particular out of all of the other ones lol

6:01 I mean, sure he's from the Kanto region, but since Pokémon's Kanto is seemingly an independent government and there are other places called regions like Unova and Kalos that aren't part of Japan at all, I'm pretty sure he's not Japanese, just a resident of the Pokémon world lol Also maybe I'm a _little_ biased but "Ketchum" is a cool pun ("Gotta *Catch 'Em* All")

Dan saying Shi Shi got my Roflmao

Oh Dan the trickster ! 😂

@edwin in your first question, you highlighted A (Kyoto) but you guys said tokyo is the right answer :S

I think u meant.. "Oo oo tak tau.." Not "oo oo ta ta yo".. It means something like "oh-oh look what u've done.."

demo ne..70's to 80's no kodomo tachi no kotoba "TATA" no imi ga "MATA NE"to"JYA NE" desu yo...nanka sayonara mitai kanji de...honmono no kotoba ha"haiyuu/haiyoo tak ta tahu,emak balik bawak kayu" desu yo,..dakara okasan okotte iru nara kowai deshoo 🤭

The Dipping for roti canai question, all answers are correct. We sometime dip on sugar and Milk (sweetened condensed milk). Still an entertaining video anyway. 😀👍👍

keep it comin guys. good content 👍

Ooo now I get it, Oo - Oo - Ta - Ya - yo is actually said by kids like this "Aha, Tak Tau Sapa Buat" meaning "Aha Didn't know who did it." 😆🤣🤣 So o o tatayo meaning "Aha Didn't know" 🤣 Haiyaaaa

Hello malaysia..

Question 1: I don't know which ethnic use the answer D. It's strange as I know most Malaysian kids ethnic Malay will tease ha haaaa tak tahoo when doing something wrong. Btw, I am Malaysian malay.

You must have had sand in your shoes🔥❤🔥

Them goats be hungry, Sachi xD

Yhaoo-great - mr.:)

Ahh thank you so much for this ! Beautifully done and narrated <3

It's neither Ash or Satoshi, it's Sasha 😏. I really love to know how the name of thing was chosen ! In French the name are : Ash Ketchum/Satoshi > Sasha du Bourg-Palette (Ketchum) (I guess it was more common for French people to heard Sasha than Ash or Satoshi and closer from the sound in "Satoshi" too. They used the english choice for Ketchum but it is rarely told in the anime. Mostly Sasha is called "Sasha du Bourg-Palette" which means Sasha from the Pallet town/Masara Town.) Misty/Kasumi > Ondine (it refers to germanic mythology, Ondines were water nymphs) Brock/ Takoshi > Pierre (Pierre means "Rock" and is a common name in France) Jessie and James/ Musashi to Kojiro > Jessie et James, just like the english version. I think is because it's fluent to heard. Professor Samuel Oak/Dr Yukinari Okido > Professeur Chen (but I really don't know why xD) Gary Oak/ Shigeru > Regis Chen (Same, don't know why) Pikachu > still Pikachu Pidget/Popo > Roucool ("rourou" is the noice make by pidgets in french and "cool" was chosen in the meaning of "chill" because it's an undangerous pokemon unlike his evolutions.) Charmander/Hitokage > Salamèche (Sala comes from Salamandre (Salamander) and "mèche" means "wick" (For canddle) or "Fuss" (for bomb). Fun fact: there is a play on words with the 3 forms of this pokemon because Salamèche is a wick salamander (can be light on), Reptincel (Chamaleon/Rizadom)(rep for reptile and tincel for étincelle (spark)) is the reptile who "can makes sparks" and Dracaufeu (Charizard/Rizadon) (Dra from Dragon, "au" in french can means "to" but in this case it's refer to the expression "Au Feu !!" that we say when a fire start and we need to prevent people. Well "feu" means fire obviously. So it's litteraly means the Fire Dragon) in the joke version means "Help ! There is a Dragon ! Fire is coming !" XD. Because fire is what happen when spark light a wick haha. Translator had fun as he can😅) Squirtle/Zenigame > Carapuce (Cara for "Carapace", the turtle's shell. And "puce" means flea. The translator chose this one because Zeni in japanese refers to a little piece, he wanted to find something which allude to something small but could be cute and in French we call children that we are fond of "ma puce" (mostly for little girls but I already heard it for little boys time to time) (It has the same use as "sweetheart" in English). So Carapuce is a cute little turtle 😊 Bulbasaur/Fushigidane > Bulbizarre (Bulb from Bulbe (kind of seed) and bizarre which means "strange/weird"). So, it's closer of the japanese meaning. Ekans/Abo > Abo just like the original one. "Boa" is known from french children. Vulpix/Rokon > Goupix (Goup is from "Goupil" which was the medieval french term for renard (the actual french term, meaning "fox") and the ix is for six (6). So the translator tried to save the meanning of Rokon) Jigglypuff/Purin > Rondoudou (the translator tried to save the meaning of Purin here too but adapted it with something sweet french children can have known. Roudoudou is an old famous french candy so he turned it on Rondoudou because Rond means "ring/round" in french and Purin is a kind of round sweet dessert. Oddish/Nazonokusa > Mystherb (Here again, the japanese meaning is safe. Myst is for mystérieux (mysterious) and herb for Herbe (grass) Mr. Mime/ Bariyado > Monsieur Mime (the english translation was chosen because Mime artists were well known and loved by french people, so it was easier to associate it with the pokemon) Ditto/Metamon > Metamorphe (Litteral translation) Snorlax/ Kabigon > Ronflex (Closer of the english translation. Ron is from Ronflement (snoring) because it is a pokemon who sleeps everytime haha and flex is from flexible (flexible/adaptable) which was chose because when you tap on his belly, it's bounce and the belly return in its original form.

I like how it's more of a "Japan" vs "Everyone else around the world" and not just US

English GRENINJA USE DOUBLE TEAM! chinese GEKKUGA USE SHADOW CLONE Me:what the heck i did not know i was watching naruto all of the sudden

Is Ash Ketchum in America but in Japan it's Satoshy.

English names are best 💕

omgggosh Florida Chris Pratt is so accurate!!!

That was fun :)

i hate english translate,, it is to much to change character names

楽しかったですね。

Pika = sparkling,shine Chu = kiss Pikachu = sparkling kiss or shining kiss lmao

English names are so bad it's pathetic

Where got = mana ada in malay.. meaning “where (does it) exist?” So in english, maybe something like “there’s no such thing”

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En japones: SATOSHI En ingles: ASH en Español: El mostaza! 😆

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The freaking ignorance of English localisation dares to correct the original Japanese names?

The awkwardness level in this video was even higher than Arceus lol.

May is Haruka

サトシ

"Brock" "What is that?" Me: the whitest name ever lol

I already know it before that ash real name is satoshi

As far as I’m concerned, “Ash Ketchum” is really “Satoshi”. Because when Mew and Mewtwo turn Satoshi to stone, and Pikachu tries to say his name… That still brings a tear to my eye.

It’s both

i wonder if the name "gary" in the anime came from "shigeru" (named after shigeru miyamoto) since they kind of sound similar. in the games the character is named green in japan and blue in america im pretty sure

Japanese is the original

please.... where can i get my self a japanese gf.....

Satoshi

Эш Кетчум

I never realized that Jessie and James were hailing to the fuhrer lol

I prefer english names for Pokémons and japanese names for humans like Satoshi, Kasumi, Hikari, etc.

Japanese : Poketto Monsuta English : Pocket Monster

Ah!I love Kumamoto so much ! Please tell more about Kumamoto !