True! The first word I learned from Japanese is “Baka” probably because my mom always called dad that. My dad’s Japanese so he understands but always just laughs it off😂
As far as I understand, the stereotype for English in Japan is loud (either obnoxious or energetic depending on how you see it), lots of hand gestures, and a bit on the aggressive side. xD
Yes! I think they’re talking about Karens! 🤣😊 I cackled. It’s 1:20am. This seriously never occurred to me until I happened upon these videos. I, like most Americans, am so self involved that it never occurred to me that I may sound weird to foreigners. A tad bit humbling. 😊
Oh that is too funny! To our ears we sound "normal", but of course we would sound strange to any non English speaker! I loved hearing their interpretations!
This is so interesting. I personally think Japanese sounds really nice but I always wondered if English just sounds irritating or annoying to non-English speakers
@@ok_listen they would be called racist, by some keyboard warriors but most would be of same amount of racism as the people in this video, which is non. I imagine most would try to say the few limited words they know.
Nah you are right. The sound level and the aggressiveness we have is definitely seen as annoying. In Italy, it's important to introduce yourself first before asking a stranger a question. But westerners love to just run up to people and just start asking them questions very loudly.
My husband grew up in ecuador and he moved to the states as a kin his English is fine. But his family can't really speak it and I can't really speak it. But we communicate by hand gestures, pointing, and expressions super easily. No one ever gets mad. I think people just get scared about stuff they don't know because they don't want to look embarrassed.
From my experience with my japanese family, it seems that it’s hard for japanese speakers to imitate English because it has more sounds in the words and alphabet than japanese does
@@o0...957 I don't even remember why I typed that 😆 I also don't remember the meaning, although I can read it. I just said something about the Japanese language. 🤔
This is great! And very entertaining. 😂😂 I love how they ALL use their hands in the same way when they do it, too. So funny to see how non-English speaking people think we sound.
Lol I’ve watched some of these from other channels but the other ones just sounded like Simlish 😂 this one though the people actually spoke the language
That tends to be the perception of native English speakers to the rest of the world, but in the States and here in the UK we seem to get that the most.
I really want to know what accent English people speaking Japanese have. Like Japanese speaking English is distinct from Spanish speaking English or Polish speaking English. So is the English speaking Japanese accent annoying, pleasant, easy to understand, comedic??
This right here just proves thats it's much easier for Japanese people to speak English than it is for us, if I hadn't actually learned Japanese, the only words I would've been able to say is arigato & konnichi wa😂
I’m pretty sure it’s because you are supposed to learn English as one of the main subjects during school. 😅 I can tell you that it’s as equally hard to learn English for Japanese people.
Even when imitating a language its understandable and nice, if you ask foreigners to imitate Japanese or any other Asian language you are going to hear the most racist thing in a while.
Japanese with Yuta bit.ly/3L5hl5u
I love how swear words are the first words anyone knows or recognizes in another language!
That's where I concentrated my foreign language research. Seriously though I would love to speak Japanese or Russian.
Pretty normal
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Naturally my first Spanish words were pinche, perro, chingar, and so on
True! The first word I learned from Japanese is “Baka” probably because my mom always called dad that. My dad’s Japanese so he understands but always just laughs it off😂
As far as I understand, the stereotype for English in Japan is loud (either obnoxious or energetic depending on how you see it), lots of hand gestures, and a bit on the aggressive side. xD
So.... basically Italians?
@@GIN.356.A xD Italians for us. My uncle is of Italian descendance, seems about right. xD
Its from the movies they watch. Not people they know.
“WHATS THIS?!” with the big eyes made me laugh so hard
Yes! I think they’re talking about Karens! 🤣😊 I cackled. It’s 1:20am. This seriously never occurred to me until I happened upon these videos. I, like most Americans, am so self involved that it never occurred to me that I may sound weird to foreigners. A tad bit humbling. 😊
I wish more people would do this with different languages. It's f-ing hilarious.
Oh that is too funny! To our ears we sound "normal", but of course we would sound strange to any non English speaker! I loved hearing their interpretations!
Just saying, the woman at 0:45 did a fantastic job 👏
The lady with curly hair was absolutely adorable 😊
last guy at 1:56 sounded like" If you gotta pee no no thank you. 😆 my bro everybody pee's😆🤣😂 I'm dead after that one.
1:44 "myself" gets the air quotes ha
“Ret’s have runch. I’m hungree.” I say this daily in America
This is so interesting. I personally think Japanese sounds really nice but I always wondered if English just sounds irritating or annoying to non-English speakers
I think its overreacting. Imagine asking europeans how africans and chinese sounds.. they would suddently become "racist"
@@ok_listen they would be called racist, by some keyboard warriors but most would be of same amount of racism as the people in this video, which is non. I imagine most would try to say the few limited words they know.
Nah you are right. The sound level and the aggressiveness we have is definitely seen as annoying. In Italy, it's important to introduce yourself first before asking a stranger a question. But westerners love to just run up to people and just start asking them questions very loudly.
My husband grew up in ecuador and he moved to the states as a kin his English is fine. But his family can't really speak it and I can't really speak it. But we communicate by hand gestures, pointing, and expressions super easily. No one ever gets mad. I think people just get scared about stuff they don't know because they don't want to look embarrassed.
@@zerohours. wow, I wish I knew that when I was in Italy. Are you from Italy, or do you just know about it?
1:50 oh wow, that sounded really natural
From my experience with my japanese family, it seems that it’s hard for japanese speakers to imitate English because it has more sounds in the words and alphabet than japanese does
It's very rare for words in Japanese to have consonant clusters, while in English it's more common, so I get what you mean.
"i'm hungry, ret's go to runch" and "What's
this?" (w the hand gestures) are great!
Dope that you are practicing your English this way. Keep at it.
I love their thick native accent while speaking English !🥹🤩✨
Trying to think how I would respond if someone came to me randomly and asked how japanese sound to me 🤣 impressed with their English & impressions!
Just say anime phrases...? 🤣
I'll just say,
日本語がでわありません 😆
@@Reymax164 それは日本語です！😆
@@Reymax164 that は feels a bit weird there🙂.
@@o0...957 I don't even remember why I typed that 😆
I also don't remember the meaning, although I can read it.
I just said something about the Japanese language. 🤔
@@ReymaxCH Then here, “That's Japanese!”
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Oh I remember now.
I'll try to fix it.
The curse word in the beginning 🤣🤣 he sounds so American 😅
Please make more this is fucking hilarious
Lol the first person. But their English is still understandable!
This is great! And very entertaining. 😂😂 I love how they ALL use their hands in the same way when they do it, too. So funny to see how non-English speaking people think we sound.
Yuta , you are the man , bringing culture into our life.
I like how that lady apologized for being lively XD
Just swear every other word to imitate American English. (´∀｀)
Funny, that's what I say about British English :P
Australians and brits swear every other word too my guy
Lol L mans
Hshaaa very good job 🎉🎉🎉
The first person's english was super CRUNCHY
Love how you showcase the real ways japanese people speak instead of old style grammar all the time
Most people actually were speaking English! Haha it’s very entertaining.
why is this perfect english?
Ha I was hoping to hear more of this!
1:32 guy was so cool
This is wonderful! We must be so loud! 🤣
Lol I’ve watched some of these from other channels but the other ones just sounded like Simlish 😂 this one though the people actually spoke the language
This video gets a like cuz of that first guy alone!🤣
But also …damn, Japan thinks of us as uncultured swine 😐
That tends to be the perception of native English speakers to the rest of the world, but in the States and here in the UK we seem to get that the most.
hearing "WOOOOOOO" at a sporting event gives me angry chills...
This is great
!…LOVE IT…!
Great video. Although all the impressions remind me of….George McFly! Lol.
Now do 1 w the Reverse, how English speakers hear Japanese... equally funny!
It’s funny how they use their hands hahaaa
Have them say "orthodontist"
Im hungry, let go to Lunch!! HAHAAHAHAHAHAH. Im canadian and that is so accurate. Man we in the west are fat!
100% Accurate
I really want to know what accent English people speaking Japanese have. Like Japanese speaking English is distinct from Spanish speaking English or Polish speaking English. So is the English speaking Japanese accent annoying, pleasant, easy to understand, comedic??
This right here just proves thats it's much easier for Japanese people to speak English than it is for us, if I hadn't actually learned Japanese, the only words I would've been able to say is arigato & konnichi wa😂
Tbf american media is pretty popular over there
How long did it take you to learn the language? How did you go about it?
I’m pretty sure it’s because you are supposed to learn English as one of the main subjects during school. 😅 I can tell you that it’s as equally hard to learn English for Japanese people.
Oh no 😂😂😂 I do go yeehaw and woohoo a lot
Papa Franku can teach proper Japanese.
i wonder how they would perceive German
WHAT. WHATS THIS. WHAT. THIS. lmao pls tell me foreigners are not this way....
It's funny how they just end up trying their best to speak English!
Even when imitating a language its understandable and nice, if you ask foreigners to imitate Japanese or any other Asian language you are going to hear the most racist thing in a while.
You’re joking, right? I really hope you don’t actually think that
it wouldnt be racist its just that it sounds funny and americans cant make jokes about how people talk unless they are also white lol or its "wrong"
That older lady killed it 😂