How many languages do you speak and which ones? I'll go first... I speak my native language (want to keep it a secret), English (fluent), Chinese (not fluent but pretty good), basic Korean (trying to learn) and some German from school (but I forgot almost all of it😂). Your turn ⬇
Hungarian (native), English (fluent), Korean (beginner), Chinese (very beginner but can speak a few sentences already), German (from school, A1 level (beginner), still learning), Spanish (from previous school so i don't learn it anymore, i only know some words, but i will learn it again later), Japanese (from school, beginner, still learning), Thai (very beginner, i only know some letters, words and expressions, still learning), Bahasa Indonesian (very beginner, just started learning it), Cantonese (very very beginner, only few words, just started learning), Vietnamese (very very beginner, i only know some letter from the alphabet, and how to say hi, just started learning), Malaysian (very beginner, few words only, just started learning)... Yes, I'm obsessed with learning languages lol, especially Asian languages as you can see😂❤
The way the majority of this video is Renjun forgetting how to speak his native language and Mark struggling to speak any language within all of NCT is crazy funny.
The fact that Haechan can speak Chinese better than Renjun is hilarious 😂😂😂 next thing you know he’ll be better than Chenle, and then all the WayV members 😂🤣
Renjun can't think of the Chinese word for something is top comedy but so accurate for people who live abroad and is constantly in another language environment
The last clip had me dead 😂 the way Renjun just found out that his manager can understand nd speak Chinese nd the way he took sip of water I guess he spilled some gossip in front him thinking manager can't understand chinese
if i remember correctly, he used to ask chenle questions in chinese so he wouldn't get in trouble with the manager,,,, like "what was the schedule for today i forgot? answer in chinese"
I love how Renjun speaks Chinese in situations where he'd usually speak Korean. But when he is supposed to speak Chinese, it all just goes out the window. 😭
3:50 this was peak of nct multilingual mess as demonstrated admirably by mark 😂😂😂 9:31 Renjun having a mental breakdown trying to switch between Chinese and Korean and speaking Chinese to his Korean groupmates is sending me
I’m literally Mark Lee. But the best most relatable moment was when Renjun couldn’t remember marshmallow 😂😂😂 the other day I forgot the word for paper in all 4 languages I speak. I told someone “you know that thing that’s cardboard but not cardboard?” 😭😂😭😂
I forgot a word one time and I had to say it in like 4 different languages hoping the person I was talking to knew even a little bit of those languages and they figured it out 😂😂. I'm only fluent in 2 languages but know a decent chunk of words in 8 different languages which made it worse
Haechan trying to correct renjun's chinese and him completely losing it is so adorable hahaha 💚 Also mark's confession to winwin was very touching... xD
6:06 fun fact, what renjun says here sounds a bit like 진짜 "jinjja", but he's actually saying 真的假的 (spoken quickly like: 真假 “zhēnjia”) in this context, both jinjja and zhēndejiade both mean "really?"🥺 so similar pronunciation and similar meaning !! (explaining the relations of a word plus meaning plus pronunciation in multiple languages is soo confusing ahaha)
As someone can speak 3 languages, I totally relate with Mark 😂😂😂 You just spit out words that come to your mind no matter what language as long as it make senses 😂😭 Relate with Renjun too 😂😂
i guess i assumed too little, they're all learning so much for a professional use (my guess)! really admirable. also, mark might not be fluent but the way he's making do AND getting his point across in the japan tour video, i don't think many of us could do that. so kudos
i only speak two languages (english and spanish), but i will say that i have completely forgotten words in my native language and only knew them in the other language so i totally feel these guys' struggles
Native german speaker here 🙋 I 100% feel you - sometimes I need to translate english words into german because I forgot what they are...in my NATIVE language 🥲 Can't imagine the pain if you speake multiple languages fluently😂
They are so RELATABLE, especially Mark I need 3 languages to finish my sentences and even struggle to communicate with my grandmother in her dialect and I can say that this is the STRUGGLE of every ASIAN people
I feel this so hard! After living in France for awhile with flatmates who were all comfortable with franglais, trying to stick to just English later was sooooo hard. I couldn't remember so many words in my first language.... Once you start mixing easily it's real hard to put the words back in compartments. After English, I learned French, then Hebrew (I would accidentally speak French in class all the time), then Hindi (which I can't remember well) and basic Korean.
i studied abroad in seoul for a semester and during that time i was in intensive language classes and spoke mostly korean day to day. when i got back home there were random words in english i really had a hard time with. i remember laundry detergent being one of them, haha. i studied french for four years but after becoming proficient with korean, every time i tried to start a sentence in french it would just turn to korean in my brain.
2:06 there is actually a rule like the one renjun is talking about, where if 不 is followed by a character with fourth tone, its tone will change to second. so while renjun is technically right about the rule, he is wrong in that it only applies to 不 and not any other words. (edit: corrected spelling mistakes)
1:32 actually renjun's right. I learned chinese a bit when i was a kid. so i know that when 'the fourth tone' is in a row then the second one changes into 'the second tone'. (44-> 42)
No, he actually was wrong😄 The fourth tone changes to the second only with 不 (bù) (if there is a fourth after that). 不是 (bù shì - bú shì). And this also works for 一 (yī). 一个 (yī gè - yí gè)
pls everything about this is so relatable 😭 especially jeno switching to korean after 4 in chinese. stg i’m gonna be in spanish class one day and start counting like 하나, 들… because i’ve already started switching up sino and native 😭😭
2:05 there is also a rule about two 4th tone together! if I'm not mistaken, the first 4th tone changes to 2nd, for example 不是 is pronounced bú shì instead of bù shì :) (I am not a native mandarin speaker but that's what my teacher taught me ^^)
Mark is just a mess fr, but I feel like all bilingual people can relate to that, sometimes you literally can’t get it together no matter what language you’re trying to speak
Who's that lady that kept telling Renjun "speak Korean" like girl chiiiiiiilllll let man's speak in whichever language he wants Also why is Mark so adorable
I love the video its amazing and funny as hell 💗 can you a video about mark being a confident gay I don't see alot of videos talking about his confidence they usually always talk about his gay panic I would love to see his confident side and how he's grow more affectionate towards the boys . not assuming his sexuality 🦁💚💚💚
Mark's ability to stitch words from multiple different languages together never fails to impress me😂😂😂 Most people club a couple words together, but this guy makes sure to stitch each and every single word individually from different languages It's almost like watching someone play a game where they have to switch the language after ever single word😂😂😂
I’m trying to leave a comment but the connection is bad. So I clicked the send button for many times, making me leaving so many identical comments. I’ve deleted most of them. Feel so sorry 😖
I’m currently learning Korean and I think that if I watch content that has Mostly English words and some Korean words that can be easily figured out from context clues I will learn Korean faster but I haven’t seen anyone who talks like this -> 5:28 . Any suggestions?😢
At 6:08 Renjun might have been saying '真假' which directly translated to english is 'real fake' but in this context we use it to mean 'really?' or 'fr?' however I might be wrong and he might have actually said '真짜' which '짜' is from the korean word '진짜' meaning 'really?' and like I said '真‘ is from ’真假‘.
Being bilingual is a pain. You forget words from both languages when you need to use them the most. I remember having to write an essay in my native language and I spent almost 15 mins trying to remember the word for advertisement in my native language lol.
There's another funny experience that Mark wanted to say “Are the audiences at the back ok?” in Japan, but he mistakenly said “Are the audiences at the back 没关系 oh 大丈夫？”😂
i had a coworker that used to talk to me in english/italian/spanish when talking about memes, pop culture and some other useless things whatever i was writing would be mixed with some foreign words too, problem is that my country first language is not any of those 😂😭 A BRAIN MESS!!!
How many languages do you speak and which ones?
I'll go first... I speak my native language (want to keep it a secret), English (fluent), Chinese (not fluent but pretty good), basic Korean (trying to learn) and some German from school (but I forgot almost all of it😂). Your turn ⬇
eng fluent and conversational viet! some french from school but i've forgotten almost all of it LOL
English, Hindi, Punjabi (fluent) and beginner level korean😂
Hungarian (native), English (fluent), Korean (beginner), Chinese (very beginner but can speak a few sentences already), German (from school, A1 level (beginner), still learning), Spanish (from previous school so i don't learn it anymore, i only know some words, but i will learn it again later), Japanese (from school, beginner, still learning), Thai (very beginner, i only know some letters, words and expressions, still learning), Bahasa Indonesian (very beginner, just started learning it), Cantonese (very very beginner, only few words, just started learning), Vietnamese (very very beginner, i only know some letter from the alphabet, and how to say hi, just started learning), Malaysian (very beginner, few words only, just started learning)... Yes, I'm obsessed with learning languages lol, especially Asian languages as you can see😂❤
i speak fluently in malay , english and korean🥹 btw love your videos from 2022 till now🥺🫶🏻
I can speak Portuguese, English, Japanese, some Korean and basic French and Spanish
That video of Renjun finding out his manager actually speaks Chinese will never not be funny to me 😂😂😂
Mark in just english and korean are actually a mess but when he tried Chinese and Japanese it is a whole mess😂
bro needed 3 languages to complete a sentence like why 😂
mark is mess in every language 😂
The way the majority of this video is Renjun forgetting how to speak his native language and Mark struggling to speak any language within all of NCT is crazy funny.
The fact that Haechan can speak Chinese better than Renjun is hilarious 😂😂😂 next thing you know he’ll be better than Chenle, and then all the WayV members 😂🤣
Renjun speaking Chinese to jaemin instead of chenle then jaemin looking confused is my favourite clip in here
the way this vidoe is mostly mark and renjun stumbling through their words dkjcghrijgniej so funny
Mark combining languages is just bizarre and hilarious 😂😂😂
I understand Mark and Renjun well 😭being bilingual equals to being byelingual...
Mark is forever in glitch mode 😭😭😅 Too cute!
Renjun can't think of the Chinese word for something is top comedy but so accurate for people who live abroad and is constantly in another language environment
The last clip had me dead 😂 the way Renjun just found out that his manager can understand nd speak Chinese nd the way he took sip of water I guess he spilled some gossip in front him thinking manager can't understand chinese
if i remember correctly, he used to ask chenle questions in chinese so he wouldn't get in trouble with the manager,,,, like "what was the schedule for today i forgot? answer in chinese"
@@Darksorceress16 y el manager: "qué bonito, qué bonito..." con tono de mamá que te va a regañar 😂
I love how Renjun speaks Chinese in situations where he'd usually speak Korean. But when he is supposed to speak Chinese, it all just goes out the window. 😭
3:50 this was peak of nct multilingual mess as demonstrated admirably by mark 😂😂😂
9:31 Renjun having a mental breakdown trying to switch between Chinese and Korean and speaking Chinese to his Korean groupmates is sending me
10:31 not 9 (for anyone else confused)
Mark and Renjun dominate 😭
Mark lee : Are you like a drawer? 😂
also mark lee : put that in your dress-er
Renjun is super relatable. I speak four languages but I'm not good at any of them. Wait that's something that Winwin once said similarly 🤔🤣
3:13 the fact mark was switching between korean, chinese, AND english 😭😭
HELPP THE CLIP OF HAECHAN CORRECTING RENJUNS CHINESE WILL NEVER NOT BE FUNNY💀💀💀
I’m literally Mark Lee. But the best most relatable moment was when Renjun couldn’t remember marshmallow 😂😂😂 the other day I forgot the word for paper in all 4 languages I speak. I told someone “you know that thing that’s cardboard but not cardboard?” 😭😂😭😂
I forgot a word one time and I had to say it in like 4 different languages hoping the person I was talking to knew even a little bit of those languages and they figured it out 😂😂. I'm only fluent in 2 languages but know a decent chunk of words in 8 different languages which made it worse
mark is me… I speak 4 languages and often mess it up by mix it up and being confused in the middle 😂😂😂
You are amazing…I speak 0 language…half kidding. I only one language. But I still love studying another languages.
same😂 but for me I just speak 3 I'm still learnin the other ones🙃
9:30 i love when translator noona just gives up and tells renjun to speak Korean... it's so funny 😂
jeno's "yi er san shi wu... li-yuk (combined liu and yuk) chil pal gu ship!" is so funny, totally understand that struggle
mark is just a mess haha
Mark being in so many clips 😂 dude is hilarious
"Please understand." - Mark Lee communicating in any language
As a multilingual I can totally relate
Haechan trying to correct renjun's chinese and him completely losing it is so adorable hahaha 💚
Also mark's confession to winwin was very touching... xD
"Are you like a drawer?" LMFAO MARK 😭😭😭😭😭
I love when Renjun and Chenle use the fact that they can communicate with e/o in Mandarin :D Also! cute Jackson's appearance! much appreciated!
omg and you timestamped everything with external links to the original video? you're a blessing
6:06 fun fact, what renjun says here sounds a bit like 진짜 "jinjja", but he's actually saying 真的假的 (spoken quickly like: 真假 “zhēnjia”)
in this context, both jinjja and zhēndejiade both mean "really?"🥺 so similar pronunciation and similar meaning !!
(explaining the relations of a word plus meaning plus pronunciation in multiple languages is soo confusing ahaha)
At this point I think Mark invented a new language
Funny how it's mostly mark and renjun, hyungs be struggling
Renle struggling with Korean is so funny cos they've been using it for years more than Chinese, but I guess 1st language really comes 1st 😭😭
Renjun is full korean now 😂
As someone can speak 3 languages, I totally relate with Mark 😂😂😂 You just spit out words that come to your mind no matter what language as long as it make senses 😂😭 Relate with Renjun too 😂😂
Haechan: Do you like 127 Mark or Dream Mark?
Renjun: I like Mark Pen
I’m dead 😂😂😂
so markful and renjunful 😭
Renjun forgetting he is CHINESE!!! 😭😭
and Chenle taking advantage of his chinese, the contrast! 🤣🤣
i guess i assumed too little, they're all learning so much for a professional use (my guess)! really admirable. also, mark might not be fluent but the way he's making do AND getting his point across in the japan tour video, i don't think many of us could do that. so kudos
i only speak two languages (english and spanish), but i will say that i have completely forgotten words in my native language and only knew them in the other language so i totally feel these guys' struggles
How is that consider only? Haha. Speaking two languages are great.
Native german speaker here 🙋 I 100% feel you - sometimes I need to translate english words into german because I forgot what they are...in my NATIVE language 🥲 Can't imagine the pain if you speake multiple languages fluently😂
It's insane how they work on speak +2 languages and can understand different dialects too.
Mark my meow meow 😂❤️ just trying his best
They are so RELATABLE, especially Mark I need 3 languages to finish my sentences and even struggle to communicate with my grandmother in her dialect and I can say that this is the STRUGGLE of every ASIAN people
I feel this so hard! After living in France for awhile with flatmates who were all comfortable with franglais, trying to stick to just English later was sooooo hard. I couldn't remember so many words in my first language.... Once you start mixing easily it's real hard to put the words back in compartments.
After English, I learned French, then Hebrew (I would accidentally speak French in class all the time), then Hindi (which I can't remember well) and basic Korean.
i studied abroad in seoul for a semester and during that time i was in intensive language classes and spoke mostly korean day to day. when i got back home there were random words in english i really had a hard time with. i remember laundry detergent being one of them, haha.
i studied french for four years but after becoming proficient with korean, every time i tried to start a sentence in french it would just turn to korean in my brain.
ahhh i miss china line lives 😢😢
our multilingual babiessss
Mark and his broke mandarin give me such a serotonin boost
as a bilingual and someone who lives in a very metropolitan country, I can fr relate with them HAHAHAH
Thank you u make me happy for today
I've been with them for a couple of years but their multilingual problems was a funny chaos😭😭😭
"Are you a drawer" really got me ahahahahah
Renjun was right about the tongue twister tho
Mark looks like he is learning English still
Chenle: i also speak my dialect with my parents,, that is to say i dont speak with them
2:06 there is actually a rule like the one renjun is talking about, where if 不 is followed by a character with fourth tone, its tone will change to second. so while renjun is technically right about the rule, he is wrong in that it only applies to 不 and not any other words.
(edit: corrected spelling mistakes)
1:32 actually renjun's right. I learned chinese a bit when i was a kid. so i know that when 'the fourth tone' is in a row then the second one changes into 'the second tone'. (44-> 42)
No, he actually was wrong😄 The fourth tone changes to the second only with 不 (bù) (if there is a fourth after that).
不是 (bù shì - bú shì).
And this also works for 一 (yī).
一个 (yī gè - yí gè)
I got a great laugh out of all the poor guy’s trying there hardest. Got to give them 10 put of 10 for there effort. Looking cute while doing it👏💞💞🥰🐨
mark is so funny when he starts losing track of what language he's supposed to be speaking
Being angry in multilingual is another struggle like i be forgetting to be angry while selecting a language to be angry in 😭💀
Mark is literally me speaking korean 😂
pls everything about this is so relatable 😭 especially jeno switching to korean after 4 in chinese. stg i’m gonna be in spanish class one day and start counting like 하나, 들… because i’ve already started switching up sino and native 😭😭
2:05 there is also a rule about two 4th tone together! if I'm not mistaken, the first 4th tone changes to 2nd, for example 不是 is pronounced bú shì instead of bù shì :) (I am not a native mandarin speaker but that's what my teacher taught me ^^)
Yes, you’re right :)
A DRAWER HE SAID
“are you like a drawer?” HELP 😭
Mark is just a mess fr, but I feel like all bilingual people can relate to that, sometimes you literally can’t get it together no matter what language you’re trying to speak
Come on man get that first yo moth🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cute.. thanks for the video!
I’m sorry but I’m genuinely dying at the person who keeps telling renjun to speak Korean it makes me wonder how many times he’s heard it
Tiny mark and his canadian accent on the mickey mouse club show is so cute
Who's that lady that kept telling Renjun "speak Korean" like girl chiiiiiiilllll let man's speak in whichever language he wants
Also why is Mark so adorable
more wayv please 😭😭💚💚 i love it nct < 3
I love the video its amazing and funny as hell 💗 can you a video about mark being a confident gay I don't see alot of videos talking about his confidence they usually always talk about his gay panic I would love to see his confident side and how he's grow more affectionate towards the boys . not assuming his sexuality 🦁💚💚💚
4:56 THIS PART OF THE VIDEO IS SO FUNNY OMG LIKE IM ACTUALLY CRYING OMG IJBOLLL 😭😭
Mark's ability to stitch words from multiple different languages together never fails to impress me😂😂😂
Most people club a couple words together, but this guy makes sure to stitch each and every single word individually from different languages
It's almost like watching someone play a game where they have to switch the language after ever single word😂😂😂
it’s so funny bc im still a beginner level in korean but there are times where i’d respond in korean. 😭😭😭 só i def felt
Renmark 😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
6:09 love your video but renjun was saying “真假” instead of “真짜”😂 It’s kinda like まじ in Japanese. Hope u produce more quality video like this.❤
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I’m currently learning Korean and I think that if I watch content that has Mostly English words and some Korean words that can be easily figured out from context clues I will learn Korean faster but I haven’t seen anyone who talks like this -> 5:28 . Any suggestions?😢
13:13 iconic moment hahah
actually 11:38 in this part mark is right. There’s no word that means ‘환절기‘ in english.
谢谢你for el video sobre NCT y sus problemas multilingües. 한국어를 할 수 있어요，可是我会说中文mejor而且我会说西班牙语and English 😂😁
i think at 6:08 renjun said 真假? which means real or fake? but i think both could work LOL
i was gonna say the same! but i'm so impressed by all the subtitles you put in this, it must have taken so lonnngggg
At 6:08 Renjun might have been saying '真假' which directly translated to english is 'real fake' but in this context we use it to mean 'really?' or 'fr?' however I might be wrong and he might have actually said '真짜' which '짜' is from the korean word '진짜' meaning 'really?' and like I said '真‘ is from ’真假‘.
The way most of these are Mark. And Renjun. 😂
If Mark said I'm a drawer, I am a drawer. periodt.
Being bilingual is a pain. You forget words from both languages when you need to use them the most. I remember having to write an essay in my native language and I spent almost 15 mins trying to remember the word for advertisement in my native language lol.
2:07 the entire time I just kept spamming “对， 对啊对对对对啊！！”
2:10 WHY TF HE LAUGHS LIKE ARIANA SUNBAENIM 😭
This is mark's multilingual problems
There are most of renjun’s clips in here 😭
The way renjun and chenle switch between Korean and Chinese is peak Way v behaviour
There's another funny experience that Mark wanted to say “Are the audiences at the back ok?” in Japan, but he mistakenly said “Are the audiences at the back 没关系 oh 大丈夫？”😂
This is a video of renjun struggling 😂
Mark is so me fighting w languages istg
i had a coworker that used to talk to me in english/italian/spanish when talking about memes, pop culture and some other useless things
whatever i was writing would be mixed with some foreign words too, problem is that my country first language is not any of those 😂😭 A BRAIN MESS!!!
5:29 me after 4 years of studying korean be like 😂😂
You should have put more Wayv clips😔
They are in constant multilingual crisis
3:58 JS isnt saying "okay okay" but "몇 개 몇 개" trying to say sth like "몇 개 국어를 하는 거예요?"
11:39 환절기
That ni shuo han yu ba 😂😂😂😂
10:31 jaemin LMAOO
90% is Mark and the rest is Renjun 🤣
the way most of it is renjun 😭