In japanese pronunciation, Consonants are typically followed by a vowel. For instance, in Japanese you would never use the letter "R" on its own. You would say "Ra, Re, Ri, Ro or Ru". Hence its very difficult for native Japanese speakers to pronounce the "rl" in Girl. Because its a sound they would never have had to make speaking their native language.
Nah! That girl must of had tutoring outside of Japan & her English pronunciation is too perfect every time 😅 She finds speaking English, just as easy as her native Japanese language.
Cringe for us, but not for them. Everyone knows she's faking it, but she's still expected to fake it anyway. Self-denial is paramount in Japanese culture. It's good manners, particularly for idols who are supposed to be exemplars of good manners.
@@takigan not familiar with japanese culture.. why would faking a reaction be expected and good manners? wouldn’t a more natural reaction be to not have any reaction at all, since everyone knows she can pronounce it perfectly?
@@takiganshe’s American and was raised in America. She’s not apart of their culture and is definitely treated like a foreigner, because she is. She’s cringe.
Rina Hirata is also the announcer. She speaks about herself in the third person when she participates.
Rina speaks fluent English, so it should be no surprise to her if she gets it right.
She used to live in the state I believe in arizona correct me if I’m wrong?
@@jackietran4623she was born and raised there
rinafuny
Her appearance is Japanese but man her accent doesn't even have that natural Japanese style 😅
In japanese pronunciation, Consonants are typically followed by a vowel.
For instance, in Japanese you would never use the letter "R" on its own. You would say "Ra, Re, Ri, Ro or Ru". Hence its very difficult for native Japanese speakers to pronounce the "rl" in Girl. Because its a sound they would never have had to make speaking their native language.
One of these girls is American born. Literally fluent in English. Why is she taking part in this? That’s unfair lol.
Omg it’s been years since I saw this 😂
Rina is literally a native speaker she's AMERICAN what's the point of fighting with an American girl
Nah! That girl must of had tutoring outside of Japan & her English pronunciation is too perfect every time 😅
She finds speaking English, just as easy as her native Japanese language.
She’s half American born in America. She’s totally fluent.
It's nice and all but it's not as funny when they get it so easily 😅
She was born and raised in Phoenix Arizona.
さすが平田！
Idk what it is but the Japanese speaking English is so funny to me. It’s just too cute 😂
Ai Kago:My Engurishu is bery guud!!!
Also Ai Kago:
Gyaru(God)
Rizzum(Little)
Rokkunrow(Lookalike)
Karei(Kelly)
rina's english is more than just fluent lmaoo
Tsuji Nozomi speaking English😂
Wan dailekushon
Zyasuteen bibaa
Teylaa suweefuto
Aleaahna gulande
Cringe, she’s born and raised in America…
Cute 😂
8:01
Rin is gooood
Maaaayaa
rikacute
Pika means Shocking? Sounds close to translation what it means, like “Pikachu”!
That is how Pikachu got his name!
Pikachu means "Electric Rat" basically.
Or what about shiny, spark or sparkle mean Pika?
Show name?
LACMA balls
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It’s cringe how fake her reaction is
Cringe for us, but not for them. Everyone knows she's faking it, but she's still expected to fake it anyway. Self-denial is paramount in Japanese culture. It's good manners, particularly for idols who are supposed to be exemplars of good manners.
@@takigan You're right, I was looking for a comment like this.
@@takigan not familiar with japanese culture.. why would faking a reaction be expected and good manners? wouldn’t a more natural reaction be to not have any reaction at all, since everyone knows she can pronounce it perfectly?
@@takiganshe’s American and was raised in America. She’s not apart of their culture and is definitely treated like a foreigner, because she is. She’s cringe.
Japanese get surprised very easily