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Personally, I relate. Sometimes, your brain just forgets, and you default to the other language 😂😂😂 Especially when I'm tired, I get 2-3 different languages in one sentence 😅
The thing I wonder is… If I only spoke the one language, would I still forget the word? Are the additional languages at least actually helping give me _something_ rather than drawing a blank? 🤔
@Smile936 I think even if it's just one language and it's a word you don't use very often, potentially you could forget. A personal example is the word "colander"; the thing used to sift cooked pasta - I just consistently call a pasta-sieve. Every now and then, I still forget the word because I just don't use it very often. A different language can be helpful for yourself and serve to be educational to others. The struggle comes with translating it to the common language if the other people don't speak the foreign language.
@@Smile936you would still forget. Monolingual people often make up words when they forget. My younger half sister is monolingual. She often distributes things when she forgets or blanks. Light bulbs are “flashers” or the microwave is a “mini oven” even green is “the grass colour” 😂😂
@@goldenhourss The 'old man' is Shofukutei Tsurube the 2nd, nationally acclaimed comedian, TV host, radio host, and actor. He's the 2nd, because he was given this stage name while training in traditional rakugo comedy. Tsurube dubbed the voice of the main character Gru in the "Dispicable Me" movie franchise.
That's me when I had an interview in English with Germans 😂 my brain translates in German, but my mouth has to say in English. Tho those two languages are not my mother tongue🤣
Felt. Like the worst thing is that you forgot the word in all the languages you're fluent in, except for the one you're not fluent in due to how often you use that word in that language.
Same 😂 I'm trilingual, living in my third-language country. Most of the people around me, especially my friends, speak at least two if not all three of the languages I know. My brain in used to just say whatever word comes out first, regardless of the language I'm using at the moment 😂 The worst is when I'm talking to my mom and I can't remember a word in my native language 😅
Trilingual here. I realize my speech rate is slower than others, and sometimes I can feel my tongue rolls different from what I want. It's like my tongue and my brain hardly connect. Iykyk 🥲
reminded me of a time when i accidentally forgot how to pronounce the r’s in my language cause i watched too many japanese and english videos that day 😭😭 it was kinda embarrassing but i recovered after a day 💀
Yeah, I can relate hahah Today i was playing with my coworkers during the lunch break and I started to mix the pronunciation a bit, and idk why i did that.
Omg and then some people will think you’re doing it on purpose to “show off” but in reality you’re legitimately struggling to just not embarrass yourself bc you can’t think of the word… yup I know that struggle.
The struggles when you are bilingual. My brain just auto switches between Chinese and English at the worst times. There are also things that I can only memorise in Chinese, such as my phone number , so there's always an awkward pause between numbers.
I feel like it's even worse when you speak English and another Asian language because the grammatical structures are so different. Sometimes we stick /-ed/ or /-ing/ behind the verb or plural ending /-s/ behind the noun in our language because conjugation is a foreign thing. Other times we end up speaking our language using English grammar.
If you live as Chindo, Chinese - Indonesian, you definitely speak 4 languages. Mandarin, English, Indonesian, and Local (it's depend you live it, like Sunda, Java, Minang, Bali)
@@halloklouey6885I thought many chindo doesn't use Mandarin... Between forgot it because get so comfortable with local languages or use other Chinese language like Hakka or something like that. So, that's wrong? Because I'm not chindo by myself 😅.
as someone whos ESL and mixed japanese hes so relatable he literally is doing his best but brains switch the wires around, also omg the ‘shugoi’ 🥺🥺🥺🥺 god i love him i wish the very best life for him, it makes me so emo how he tends to be the ‘odd one out’ in jpn interviews due to being raised in america but is also ‘too japanese’ to fit in the western interviews, it really is a whole mood.. i hope he is loved and appreciated in his personal life a billion percent
"mixed Japanese" he isn't mixed Japanese, his mother and father are both Japanese, lol. Last time I checked Sonny Chiba and his wife aren't white, and they are Mackenyu's parents.
Mackenyu isn't mixed, if you assumed he was because he has a narrow nose or something, you clearly have no clue what Japanese people even are. Almost all silly comments always come from weeabo with an anime profile picture and typing in English, fail. You have a lot to learn little child.
@@ziongite no i think OP is saying that bc they themselves are mixed japanese they feel as tho they can relate to Mackenyu's struggle between Japanese and english bc of that
Mackenyu isn't mixed race, lol. His father is the famous actor Sonny Chiba, and his mother is also Japanese. You have a lot to learn, your profile photo is of an AI generated photo as well, wouldn't be shocked if I am literally replying to a bot, lol.
As a person who speaks more than one language, i completely relate to him. Sometimes i forget certain words, they're not even rare words. It's common stuff and I would have a hard time trying to recall the word
Felt this! Multilingual native English speaker in Japan and Once I was at the work cafeteria, trying to remember the name of a vegetable. Brain could not find English (string beans) or Japanese (ingen), but gave me haricots verts. That is French. Not once in my entire life have string beans come up in French, but my brain still went there.😂😂
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Yeah I can see his struggling when he promoted Saint Seiya in Japan because he answered in Japanese but he then the translators also translated his answers in English, so its confused him to hear 2 languages he understood at the same time
I did this so many times. Sometimes I didn’t even remember my mother language and just spitted out in any language. 😂 Sometimes my friend was like… “huh?” And I was like, “sorry I didn’t remember that words” 😂
then when your family knows all the languages you know, you get complacent switching between whatever words come easier. so when you talk to other people sometimes there's a... lag 😂
I know 4 languages and one time, I forgot how to say "Answer" in ALL FOUR of them after an exam when my friends and I were discussing about the questins💀
as a polyglot this struggle is real. sometimes I can remember a word in all languages I know expect my native language 🤦♀ Once my friend circle were in a cafe and I wanted to order a croissant I spoke it with a french accent and all had those 'huh?!' faces and for next 2 min I was explaining them what is 'croissant' then someone shouted it with an english accent and since that fateful day I have forgotten it's pronunciation in english 😭🤦♀
Im already a bilingual, so when i was in college, i learned Spanish, and there were many times that I was writing in English, and then all of a sudden, i started to write Spanish.
God, to know that Arisaka and friends actually hang out in games with someone who hangs out with Mackenyu is crazy now that i think about it lol Kitaro casually joining VCR Servers was crazy
Bruh the struggle is so freaking real, for me it’s between Hindi and English. I feel like I’m so much more articulate and wittier in English but fumble a lot in social interactions while I’m much more comfortable when speaking and sociable when speaking in Hindi. Either way, it’s a struggle but I’m grateful that I’m at least not monolingual.
Yeah. I feel him. I speak English, Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, and a tad bit of Japanese and Hokkien. I struggled to converse, especially in a multiracial and multilingual setting where you would have to speak a few languages at once on the spot.
Duolingo’s scrambled my brain so much that I’ll do this with languages I’m not fluent in. When I struggle to find words in Tagalog, my brain comes up with Spanish or Swedish words instead 😆
its so real guys. i speak canto/taishanese with my parents, studied Japanese in high school, studied mandarin for a year, grew up in an anglophone society, and was forced to take French and then later took french at work in my 20s... I'm watching a lot of Korean shows and slowly picking up words here or there and used some of them when I was in S. Korea several times.. it's just so effed up. my brain.
What's funny on how I can relate with him, I am an Indonesian, raised by parents speaking more Sundanese than Indonesian, taught English by my late sister, and I recently taught myself Korean. My head hurts and people are confused with me. On one occasion, I told my friend, "X-씨, can you please pangmukakeun pintu depan?" Which translates as "Dear X, can you please open the front door?" I remember thinking at that time, "Bye-lingual go brrrrr"
Dude this is me all the time as a bilingual English/Chinese speaker 😂 Chinese is my native tongue but I’ve had moments where I remember the English word but not the Chinese word and vice versa lmao
the struggle is real🤣 i’m japanese and still speak japanese with my friends and family but i was born and mostly raised in america. i constantly have brain farts switching between languages😅
English and Japanese being my second and third language, I can relate so much! Even though my Japanese is still pretty shoddy. It’s always the vocab in the wrong language that you remember first. 😭
I'm trilingual, and there are times when I'm thinking in my second language, and suddenly someone asks me something in my first language, it'd take a second for me to reply in that first language because I kind of have to "switch" mentally 😂
He is so cute and yes the struggle is real. I'm trilingual and live in mainland Europe, so I also know some parts of other languages. It's really hard to have the right words in the right language at the tip of your tongue sometimes.
tbh relatable when my parents ask to translate stuff from english to our language i usually forget the words like i know wht they mean in english but i forget the translation and have to think about it but he recovers faster than me cuz i sit there for while enough for my parents to conclude tht i dont know english lol
daily struggle for bilinguals or polyglots😂 my last italian literature exam (it was oral since its in italy) i kept forgetting some words in italian cause they cameup in mandarin and english … thankfully the teacher was nice enough to let me pause and think😅
I had this moment seeral times. My first language is Indonesian and I forgot the word for "potato" and my friends, all of a sudden, also forgot what "potato" in Indonesian is. We suddenly remembered 5 minutes later when I said "I wanna go buy 'keripik kentang' (potato chips)" and we went "OOOOH, RIGHT! KENTANG!"
Worst thing is when you forget the word in all the languages 😂😂😂 sos
I feel the pain 😂
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True it's like all languages mixing up than you suddenly forget everything in all languages you learn 😂😂
the bilingual struggle is real 😂
This is me with 3 languages. The accent also gets confused
I feel u @@OctopusWhoSeesAll
yeah, sometimes I forget the word in all languages I know, and then it turns from bilingual to byelingual XD
@ i love that.
I feel you
Personally, I relate. Sometimes, your brain just forgets, and you default to the other language 😂😂😂
Especially when I'm tired, I get 2-3 different languages in one sentence 😅
The thing I wonder is… If I only spoke the one language, would I still forget the word? Are the additional languages at least actually helping give me _something_ rather than drawing a blank? 🤔
@Smile936 I think even if it's just one language and it's a word you don't use very often, potentially you could forget.
A personal example is the word "colander"; the thing used to sift cooked pasta - I just consistently call a pasta-sieve. Every now and then, I still forget the word because I just don't use it very often.
A different language can be helpful for yourself and serve to be educational to others. The struggle comes with translating it to the common language if the other people don't speak the foreign language.
@@Smile936you would still forget. Monolingual people often make up words when they forget. My younger half sister is monolingual. She often distributes things when she forgets or blanks. Light bulbs are “flashers” or the microwave is a “mini oven” even green is “the grass colour” 😂😂
@@Smile936 for me i know word's meaning in english but forget translation of it
mostly cuz i do consume media mostly in english
Filipino's does 3 languages in one sentence on the daily sometimes even 4 if they are from the province or are of chinese descent
The old man's reaction in the first one is too funny 😂😂😂 he even copied macken's smirk with "prep"
He is a really well known comedian. He's clearly still got the skills.
HEHH?!😂
@@goldenhourss The 'old man' is Shofukutei Tsurube the 2nd, nationally acclaimed comedian, TV host, radio host, and actor.
He's the 2nd, because he was given this stage name while training in traditional rakugo comedy.
Tsurube dubbed the voice of the main character Gru in the "Dispicable Me" movie franchise.
つるべえw
@@お前-p9w 鶴瓶師匠の来歴を海外の人にもピンとくるように説明するの難しい！私頑張った！
His brain is registering everything and translating it to one to the other, and got confused which one to use
That's me when I had an interview in English with Germans 😂 my brain translates in German, but my mouth has to say in English. Tho those two languages are not my mother tongue🤣
Felt. Like the worst thing is that you forgot the word in all the languages you're fluent in, except for the one you're not fluent in due to how often you use that word in that language.
The "𝐀𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧" and then switch to "America-no" 😭😭 It's so Toby Fox "Touhou 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭" coded
You seem to have misunderstood, but in Japan, "Amerika-no"（English America's 〇〇）is a word that is often used when talking about America.
in his head he was going to say "american sushi" basically he couldn't translate it into japanese in time before it came out of his mouth lmao
0:18 Tsurube's "𝓹𝓵𝓮𝓹𝓯" tho wwwwwwww
The hearing all spoken languages all at once are very relatable, lol. My brain can not keep up with switching between Tagalog and English 🤣
Well this happens, I’m a trilingual, and I can tell you that these things happen all the time.
Same 😂
I'm trilingual, living in my third-language country.
Most of the people around me, especially my friends, speak at least two if not all three of the languages I know.
My brain in used to just say whatever word comes out first, regardless of the language I'm using at the moment 😂
The worst is when I'm talking to my mom and I can't remember a word in my native language 😅
lol same
Trilingual here. I realize my speech rate is slower than others, and sometimes I can feel my tongue rolls different from what I want. It's like my tongue and my brain hardly connect. Iykyk 🥲
reminded me of a time when i accidentally forgot how to pronounce the r’s in my language cause i watched too many japanese and english videos that day 😭😭 it was kinda embarrassing but i recovered after a day 💀
Yeah, I can relate hahah
Today i was playing with my coworkers during the lunch break and I started to mix the pronunciation a bit, and idk why i did that.
"Is it ok for u to be so carefree?"
I can't.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omg and then some people will think you’re doing it on purpose to “show off” but in reality you’re legitimately struggling to just not embarrass yourself bc you can’t think of the word… yup I know that struggle.
the most funny thing is he is continuing his words in serious face as if people around him would NOT notice😂
It's called "playing it cool..."
Yep. You are embarrassed as hell but tried just to went along 😂
The struggles when you are bilingual. My brain just auto switches between Chinese and English at the worst times. There are also things that I can only memorise in Chinese, such as my phone number , so there's always an awkward pause between numbers.
I feel like it's even worse when you speak English and another Asian language because the grammatical structures are so different. Sometimes we stick /-ed/ or /-ing/ behind the verb or plural ending /-s/ behind the noun in our language because conjugation is a foreign thing. Other times we end up speaking our language using English grammar.
If you live as Chindo, Chinese - Indonesian, you definitely speak 4 languages.
Mandarin, English, Indonesian, and Local (it's depend you live it, like Sunda, Java, Minang, Bali)
Ye times tables is always going to be in mandarin for me ✌️
@@halloklouey6885I thought many chindo doesn't use Mandarin... Between forgot it because get so comfortable with local languages or use other Chinese language like Hakka or something like that.
So, that's wrong? Because I'm not chindo by myself 😅.
@@bitsnthings Same with me! Timetables or just math itself is so much easier using Mandarin/Chinese, because everything is just a single syllable.
as someone whos ESL and mixed japanese hes so relatable he literally is doing his best but brains switch the wires around, also omg the ‘shugoi’ 🥺🥺🥺🥺 god i love him i wish the very best life for him, it makes me so emo how he tends to be the ‘odd one out’ in jpn interviews due to being raised in america but is also ‘too japanese’ to fit in the western interviews, it really is a whole mood.. i hope he is loved and appreciated in his personal life a billion percent
I know! Why are they making fun of him 🥺 why make fun of people for speaking more than one language
"mixed Japanese" he isn't mixed Japanese, his mother and father are both Japanese, lol.
Last time I checked Sonny Chiba and his wife aren't white, and they are Mackenyu's parents.
Mackenyu isn't mixed, if you assumed he was because he has a narrow nose or something, you clearly have no clue what Japanese people even are.
Almost all silly comments always come from weeabo with an anime profile picture and typing in English, fail.
You have a lot to learn little child.
@@ziongite no i think OP is saying that bc they themselves are mixed japanese they feel as tho they can relate to Mackenyu's struggle between Japanese and english bc of that
1:27 hearing ALL voices at the same time is SO TRUE
He’s so talented to flow that easily and not get flustered by other people’s reactions! 👏🏼
this had me at "Watdyumacallit" ughh 😆
He is so cute and relatable 😂
Lmao me with French and English 😂 he's a whole mood
And me with English, Spanish, Hungarian, French and Korean 🥲
He is me! He is me! Especially pronouncing Japanese loan words with American pronunciation. It's so hard!
Anyone who knows more than language experiences this every once in a while. 😂
Remember when he said, Netflix is now streaming on Netflix
As a bilingual with mixed parents,I relate so much to this 😂😂😂
Mackenyu isn't mixed race, lol.
His father is the famous actor Sonny Chiba, and his mother is also Japanese.
You have a lot to learn, your profile photo is of an AI generated photo as well, wouldn't be shocked if I am literally replying to a bot, lol.
As a person who speaks more than one language, i completely relate to him. Sometimes i forget certain words, they're not even rare words. It's common stuff and I would have a hard time trying to recall the word
the struggle to katakana-ify loan words so people will understand them is real. idk who this man is but now I’m interested in learning more about him.
He plays Zoro in the One Piece live action.
He’s one of Sonny Chiba’s sons.
That's the only thing u know about him ? Lol u forgot about his rude attitude and trash personality lol facts @@TopAnimeLoverEver
Felt this! Multilingual native English speaker in Japan and Once I was at the work cafeteria, trying to remember the name of a vegetable. Brain could not find English (string beans) or Japanese (ingen), but gave me haricots verts. That is French. Not once in my entire life have string beans come up in French, but my brain still went there.😂😂
😂😂 man, human brain are WEIRD
I wanted to see him in a big production, a drama series. ❤
Well One Piece is a big production series, even though not a drama
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well, he was in Rurouni Kenshin The Final live action... not drama series tho...
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he literally plays zoro in one piece lol
His brain playing ping pong with the languages between words.
“PREP!”
“Very Good!”😂
He pulled a Momo 😭😭😭😭😭
I can relate to his struggle as a Japanese-English interpreter 😭
Yeah I can see his struggling when he promoted Saint Seiya in Japan because he answered in Japanese but he then the translators also translated his answers in English, so its confused him to hear 2 languages he understood at the same time
I did this so many times.
Sometimes I didn’t even remember my mother language and just spitted out in any language. 😂
Sometimes my friend was like… “huh?” And I was like, “sorry I didn’t remember that words” 😂
Mackenyu: Prep.
Host: EH?
then when your family knows all the languages you know, you get complacent switching between whatever words come easier. so when you talk to other people sometimes there's a... lag 😂
Reminds me that one time i forgot the word "toilet" in my language. Had to cycle through few languages before it came back.
His American accent says Twink and his Japanese voice says Daddy.
This is so relatable 🥲 This is my daily struggle between Spanish and English.
Glad to see Yusuke & Zoro in the same video.
And Odin. Wait which yusuke.
What're they promoting?
Both yusuke urameshi and roronoa zoro actor are ever worked with arashi in the past
This is why we love makenyu
I really like his voice and he is very handsome too lol
Me a Hispanic, watching videos in English to learn Korean and Japanese, yeah i feel the struggle 😭
Mackenyu is so cute 😂💜
1:23 これは確かに頭が混乱しそう・・・I feel you, Macken
Forgets the word when needed the most.
The one with Takumi 😭
I know 4 languages and one time, I forgot how to say "Answer" in ALL FOUR of them after an exam when my friends and I were discussing about the questins💀
this is so true and for me its so easy talking to my siblings because i can switch between two languages and theyd understand
zoro lost in translation🤣
as a polyglot this struggle is real. sometimes I can remember a word in all languages I know expect my native language 🤦♀ Once my friend circle were in a cafe and I wanted to order a croissant I spoke it with a french accent and all had those 'huh?!' faces and for next 2 min I was explaining them what is 'croissant' then someone shouted it with an english accent and since that fateful day I have forgotten it's pronunciation in english 😭🤦♀
For food I speak with the correct pronunciation on purpose, bcs its like saying a name.
mackenyu is so cute😂 he reminds me of enhypen jake lol the struggle is real
Im already a bilingual, so when i was in college, i learned Spanish, and there were many times that I was writing in English, and then all of a sudden, i started to write Spanish.
This cannot be more relatable...I literally struggle in 3-4 languages at once
When you speak more than 1 language, your brain is not braining anymore 😂
This is why Gordon said his japanese has gotten better these days.
also when somebody talks to you but then you answer in other language.
he's so darn cute
God, to know that Arisaka and friends actually hang out in games with someone who hangs out with Mackenyu is crazy now that i think about it lol
Kitaro casually joining VCR Servers was crazy
I swear, translating Jamaican Creole to English for my friends is wicked. I be forgetting the most basic english words😂
He’s so cuteee
Bruh the struggle is so freaking real, for me it’s between Hindi and English. I feel like I’m so much more articulate and wittier in English but fumble a lot in social interactions while I’m much more comfortable when speaking and sociable when speaking in Hindi. Either way, it’s a struggle but I’m grateful that I’m at least not monolingual.
Me as a trilingual have to describe and do some acting shit when my brain goes haywire
That's how it feels when you're Indonesian, struggle between local languages and Indonesian language
Yeah. I feel him. I speak English, Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, and a tad bit of Japanese and Hokkien. I struggled to converse, especially in a multiracial and multilingual setting where you would have to speak a few languages at once on the spot.
I haven't seen any of the dramas or movies he was in and now I'm interested. rofl
Duolingo’s scrambled my brain so much that I’ll do this with languages I’m not fluent in. When I struggle to find words in Tagalog, my brain comes up with Spanish or Swedish words instead 😆
its so real guys.
i speak canto/taishanese with my parents, studied Japanese in high school, studied mandarin for a year, grew up in an anglophone society, and was forced to take French and then later took french at work in my 20s... I'm watching a lot of Korean shows and slowly picking up words here or there and used some of them when I was in S. Korea several times..
it's just so effed up. my brain.
I'm glad to see all multilinguals have the same kind of brainfart moments hahaa
i feel him lmao sometimes i get that brain fart when speaking one language over the other
They don't understand it's a whole brain switch xD. Poor dude with Nihon-lish lol
Lmao he is so relatable😂
He forgot Japanese and also English is very chaotic in funny way 😂😂😂😂
What's funny on how I can relate with him, I am an Indonesian, raised by parents speaking more Sundanese than Indonesian, taught English by my late sister, and I recently taught myself Korean. My head hurts and people are confused with me. On one occasion, I told my friend, "X-씨, can you please pangmukakeun pintu depan?" Which translates as "Dear X, can you please open the front door?" I remember thinking at that time, "Bye-lingual go brrrrr"
Me with 3 languages going on in my head.
Dude this is me all the time as a bilingual English/Chinese speaker 😂 Chinese is my native tongue but I’ve had moments where I remember the English word but not the Chinese word and vice versa lmao
He just like me in daily life 😂
This is so real😂 i speak multiple language and sometime forgot my mother tounge but remember it in other language 😂
As someone who speaks the same languages this is super relatable lol
the struggle is real🤣 i’m japanese and still speak japanese with my friends and family but i was born and mostly raised in america. i constantly have brain farts switching between languages😅
Well that time ya forget your own language, but remember it in the second or third language😅
English and Japanese being my second and third language, I can relate so much! Even though my Japanese is still pretty shoddy. It’s always the vocab in the wrong language that you remember first. 😭
I find it so fascinating that someone with such a handsome face is dorky like this 😂
Wow you must be born during gulf war
I love this man so much
I feel his pain! It'll be like that sometimes and it gets on my nerves cause I know the word but just can't remember it when it's needed. 😂
I sometimes forgot my own language too and remember the english and then translate the english to my language, related😂
I'm trilingual, and there are times when I'm thinking in my second language, and suddenly someone asks me something in my first language, it'd take a second for me to reply in that first language because I kind of have to "switch" mentally 😂
Worst when you only remember the word in a language you don't really speak but know few words, and no one around you knows either...😅😅😅
I relate on many levels my brain can't take it sometimes
As a trilingual speaker, i can relate 😭
My trylingual ass be like: i get chu
He is so cute and yes the struggle is real. I'm trilingual and live in mainland Europe, so I also know some parts of other languages. It's really hard to have the right words in the right language at the tip of your tongue sometimes.
the struggle is real !
He sounds like jay frm enhypen😂😂😂
EH?EEHH?EEEHHH?!? THIS IS SOOOO ME AND MY WHOLE MOOD WHEN THERE'S NO TRANSLATION TO WHATEVER JAPANESE I'M WATCHING🤣🤣🤣
tbh relatable
when my parents ask to translate stuff from english to our language i usually forget the words
like i know wht they mean in english but i forget the translation and have to think about it but he recovers faster than me cuz i sit there for while enough for my parents to conclude tht i dont know english lol
I totally get it hahaha and it feels like you're digging through sand looking for that 1 word! Sometimes it comes to you sometimes it doesn't 😂
He's so cute I can't 🤣
i can feel his pain
daily struggle for bilinguals or polyglots😂 my last italian literature exam (it was oral since its in italy) i kept forgetting some words in italian cause they cameup in mandarin and english … thankfully the teacher was nice enough to let me pause and think😅
I had this moment seeral times. My first language is Indonesian and I forgot the word for "potato" and my friends, all of a sudden, also forgot what "potato" in Indonesian is. We suddenly remembered 5 minutes later when I said "I wanna go buy 'keripik kentang' (potato chips)" and we went "OOOOH, RIGHT! KENTANG!"