It takes just a few weeks to learn some basic conversation in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean. Use the program I've used here: offers.pimsleur.com/free-trial-oriental-pearl
I think some people are just "built" better at learning new languages.... Your friend was there for how long and they kept making jokes that he wasn't very good, but you were there for 6 years and you're totally fluent.... Yea anyone can pick up enough to get by on a vacation, but I think most people are just memorizing words and phrases, but to be able to actually have a fluent conversation AND to be able to THINK in the language is learning on a whole other level. Even with full commitment and dedication, some people just don't have that part of their brain as strong as others. (I remember seeing a show about acquired savant syndrome where people bump their head, or get really sick, or have a stroke then suddenly they become super gifted in areas they never had once ounce of interest in before - like a brain surgeon having a stroke then suddenly being able to paint masterpieces without ever having picked up a paintbrush in his life before that) Well this Acquired Savant guy (or maybe this guy was born that way, I forget) was challenged to learn how to speak Icelandic in 1 week, which is considered THE HARDEST language to learn... AND HE DID IT!!! He was able to have a full conversation with a guy, and this was all documented on a TV show, and after the week he talked to the native Icelandic person live on tv in front of a studio audience of Icelandic people, IN ICELAND - just to prove it was all real!!! Well part of the show was talking about how traditionally scientists/doctors had thought learning a new language WELL all depended on the development of this specific part of the brain and how much activity it generally has... and some people are really good at learning new languages and some people are really bad at it....and this is typically true... but with savants it doesn't show up that way... their entire brain is lighting up the way the language region would when someone is speaking a second language fluently.... So guess what I'm getting at is that it's not always about what technique you use to learn the language, or what program, or how long, or how much immersion you experience daily, some people are just not good at picking up a new language. This doesn't mean they aren't smart or anything, it's just not a talent they have.... BUT the cool thing is that NO ONE KNOWS UNTIL THEY TRY TO LEARN A NEW ONE!!! :D - so I'm gonna check out that program and try to learn Japanese :D
How beautiful to cross so seamlessly between so many cultures and their languages. You are an inspiration and I wish I could be like you. I do speak English, French, Spanish and German but your skill is so very special. Thank you for making the world a better place.
It's almost the ultimate compliment. I moved to a new country, learned the language as good as I could before moving. After 2,5 years I can manage perfectly, I understand everybody and everybody understands me, but... to sound like a native, and be able to express yourself as a native... that's really something else!
I (American) took middle school and high school Spanish and spent 2 months in Central America the summer after graduation. One day during a party with a bunch of other young people, one of the locals asked another local who knew me, "Does he speak any English?" That was my proudest moment. Sadly, that was 50 years ago and my Spanish has diminished.
Some people are insanely good at learning other languages. I met a bloke, name John, who was managing a bar in a hotel in Flims-Dorf in Switzerland in 1980 in Kanton Graubünden. He was British and had been living and working in hospitality in Switzerland for a few years, but certainly not a lifetime. His Schwizertütsch was 100% fluent and the locals were certain he was a native Swiss. I told one of them one night that John was an Englishman and definitely not a born Swiss. He listened again as John spoke to some locals and told me that there was no way that John was foreign born, that he in fact spoke a regional accent from Bern , Bernertütsch and was definitely a Berner not an Englishman. I could not convince him, so there you go.
when i speak different languages, it's mental shifting almost into a different persona for each. big change from spanish speaking culture to direct-pointed russian, and your bouncing from chinese to japanese brings it out. one's personality literally changes like a whiplash. i was stunned when i discovered this--i suspect you already have. love this channel!
These are my favourite video's of the various content that you produce. Part of me enjoys how you subvert the expectations of the people you interact with, by being able effectively communicate in their native languages. The other part of me likes how the interactions change, because of your abilities in the dominant languages spoken in Japan, China and Korea. My Japanese language ability is improving, slowly, but never the less improving. Your and Tommy's Patreon Lessons give directly applicable words and phrases used in day to day conversations and interactions. This is an added benefit to being able to support a brilliant content creator. Your content, inspires my language journey, informs me of interesting people and places that you meet and go to. Explain things that confuse or confound me in the Japanese language and culture, and finally entertain the heck out of me. Any day Anming 7 uploads a new video on the Oriental Pearl Channel, is a good day made better.
I'm glad that you like these videos Jim. Personally I'm much more into the documentaries, but I don't mind doing a language reaction video once every few months. I've learned so much in Korean and Cantonese that I really want to get the chance to make videos with those languages.
Even knowing a little of the language in the country you are in is super helpful. I'm not very good, but my limited Japanese helped immensely when at ordering food and shopping, especially at the Japanese convenience stores.
This is just such cool stuff LIKE ALWAYS. I am from Portugal, I learned some Japanese, I was never so insanely good as you are but I understand the feeling of not being asian yet being able to understand the local languages. My dream is to not have to work so I can have time to learn Mandarin. The world is so big, why limit oneself to their native language.... THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS. Please keep it up! You just can totally tell from people how nice it is for foreigners to speak their language. The smiles... so nice :)
@@OrientalPearl just a suggestion, now that you've learned it enough, it would be a lot of fun to watch hong kong movies like shaolin soccer undubbed but with english subtitles, it's probably full of funny errors.
There's a place near where I live that specializes in making just phở. Really good place, so you get people in there who speak different languages. Entire families speaking together at their tables. You'll hear Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, English, German, and a few others. This video reminds me of when I go there, because you'll hear something and start to giggle, and the people at the other table will realize you understand them. You might speak in English, but they might answer in Chinese. It's very much like in Star Wars, where everybody speaks their own language, but everyone understands each other. It's pretty awesome. Your video put a big smile on my face. Thanks!!!
You are so, so amazing! I lost my dad earlier this year and your videos bring me back out of the tears and sadness. The amount of positivity I feel through the screen is incredible! Thank you!
Anming's glitches in the matrix never fail to impress! With all the different languages and demographics of people she communicates with, it's always fun to see the friendly banter between them. 💜
Hi Whushaw. I'm so glad that you like these. By the way, I think I'm going a 90 minute livestream this Sunday morning American time. Will you be around that day?
I love watching you switch between so many languages. I am at an intermediate level in Spanish and somewhere between beginner and intermediate in French. I subscribed to Pimsleur based on your recommendation and I love it. I started on Spanish 3 and I did twenty half-hour lessons in a week! Thanks so much for recommending it! I love your videos! Your skill with languages is amazing!
I've recently picked up Japanese again, and sometimes it feels challenging juggling that with two other languages (one advanced, one intermediate), but when I see how you've learned what... four languages now? It reminds me that I can also do it! Great video!!! Always watch your videos all the way to the end :)
@@OrientalPearl thanks so much Anming 🥹🫶 would love to see a video of how you juggle all these languages! Like do you learn all of them daily or alternate? Hopefully you can film something like that soon! Rooting for you and looking forward to more of your content 💕
your videos make me smile! i love the way people light up when youre able to speak with them in their native tongue. i hope one day well all be able to connect in these ways, your videos, for me, give me hope that our separations are narrowing and that connecting on a heart level with people will annhialate barriers and celebrating eachother and our differences, will make us feel more like a global family. youre doing the work, so im grateful for your videos, they bring me joy! one love! oh and thank you so much for including the black experience in your content, amazing!
You’re a fabulous polyglot who speaks so many languages. I regard myself as an Australian polyglutten, I eat so many types of Asian, European and Pacific Islander foods
After all this time, I am still stunned !!!!! It always seems so easy for you but in reality it is so difficult to learn properly. So let's follow your suggestions. BTW you can notice people are so proud and happy you speak their language. A kind of acknowledgement for culture is so important !
I love your channel!!! I also can't wait to go back to Asia.. I watched alot of your videos and I'm always just as amazed as the Chinese and Japanese 😊
Man, I remember when you only knew Chinese, Japanese and started to learn Korean and I thought that was cool. But seeing this crazy conversation switch, you are super cool 😎 Super woman.
I love your channel. My boyfriend is Japanese and I recently moved to Japan halfway across the world to be close him. I used to watch your videos whenever I felt down about it. I hope my Japanese skills improve a lot! ❤ keep it up!
I love your videos, Pearl. You are what I aspired to be. One of my choices for career in high school was a translator for NATO. I was fluent in Spanish, but my depression got so bad I basically stopped it all. I did take beginning French and Japanese and I am working on Korean, but I didn't finish German...too hard 😂
@@OrientalPearl Miss you friend! You can always message me anytime! 24/7 regardless of timezones. Sorry, I've been recovering recently from a tiny surgery. Take care! 🙏🏽
I've watched videos on RUclips of people speaking in languages other than their native tongue, and it always amazes me how that helps break the ice and how ready people are to teach and converse their languages... from asian languages, european languages, african languages, etc..
I’d like to. It’s a big thing to organize though. It’s like like I can just have a small group of people in a Starbucks. When I did this in Tokyo 45 people came.
You provide inspiration for many language learners. As for me, I dabbled only in Indo-European languages. My tries as foreign languages are (yeah, I know, one is classical): French, German, Latin, English, Italian and Armenian. And I can have fluent dialogues only in Romanian (native language) , French, English and Italian. And I understand a bit of Spanish, which I never tried to learn…
The only thing I noticed since I been watching your videos, is.... When you talk all the other languages and then you laugh, it kind of sounds light your laugh box is broken big time, lol But I so love your videos and I am jealous of all you get to see and do. Its a great life you have. Thanks for your videos. ❤️😘🤗
@@OrientalPearl I been en entertainment for over 30 years and I am a people watcher and see things most do not. What you are asking is hard for me to explain but I will do my best. lol As you learn all the different languages that you have, and live within each race of people, people will start to absorb and pick up the same habits, the dialects and voice patterns, and the last one and most important to you and what I'm talking about is the mannerisms. In a way they, the different customs start to fight from within you to be dominant, in your actions, speaking. Example one here is you seem really fluent and comfortable speaking Mandarin. Now when you speak English a little bit, you struggle and catch yourself on little bits of words at times. My mom was from Germany and learned English all on her own, yet you can always catch a German person's accent, its unique. So laugh box I referring to Asian people in general are way more respectful , polite, as well as other noticeable traits. They offen being so kind laugh much different, the smile is the first thing to show, then their is a more giggle embarrassment look while they laugh, often you will see them covering their mouth or face well laughing. It's a smaller laugh, not a real hearty laugh. You get caught between I call it, a for lack of better terms, an some what normal American laugh when you start, that unknowingly starts to be a slower giggle as the culture you live in, it's different, kind of at times sound broken, but it's truley unique to you. I say this not in any sort or attempt to be mean. You my dear have a very unique laugh that I don't think no one could replicate, there for it makes you even more special. As you see I watch your channel not just for your intended content but to study other cultures as well. So with your videos I get the best of both worlds.lol I get jealous that you get to travel and see all that you do, so I can live a little threw you. Alot of the places I would love to travel to are to dangerous to go to these days, then there is also the funds required to see them all, lol. I plan still to take my younger wife over seas still, that I do have money to do once, but the real question I guess is were. I traveled to Italy once and Germany 3 times, so both I like but that's me. I have a love for ancient things, she not so much, but amazing libraries and she is all over that. Lol So did I explain the laugh that I spoke of well enough, to make sense?
It takes just a few weeks to learn some basic conversation in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean. Use the program I've used here: offers.pimsleur.com/free-trial-oriental-pearl
I think some people are just "built" better at learning new languages.... Your friend was there for how long and they kept making jokes that he wasn't very good, but you were there for 6 years and you're totally fluent.... Yea anyone can pick up enough to get by on a vacation, but I think most people are just memorizing words and phrases, but to be able to actually have a fluent conversation AND to be able to THINK in the language is learning on a whole other level. Even with full commitment and dedication, some people just don't have that part of their brain as strong as others. (I remember seeing a show about acquired savant syndrome where people bump their head, or get really sick, or have a stroke then suddenly they become super gifted in areas they never had once ounce of interest in before - like a brain surgeon having a stroke then suddenly being able to paint masterpieces without ever having picked up a paintbrush in his life before that) Well this Acquired Savant guy (or maybe this guy was born that way, I forget) was challenged to learn how to speak Icelandic in 1 week, which is considered THE HARDEST language to learn... AND HE DID IT!!! He was able to have a full conversation with a guy, and this was all documented on a TV show, and after the week he talked to the native Icelandic person live on tv in front of a studio audience of Icelandic people, IN ICELAND - just to prove it was all real!!! Well part of the show was talking about how traditionally scientists/doctors had thought learning a new language WELL all depended on the development of this specific part of the brain and how much activity it generally has... and some people are really good at learning new languages and some people are really bad at it....and this is typically true... but with savants it doesn't show up that way... their entire brain is lighting up the way the language region would when someone is speaking a second language fluently....
So guess what I'm getting at is that it's not always about what technique you use to learn the language, or what program, or how long, or how much immersion you experience daily, some people are just not good at picking up a new language. This doesn't mean they aren't smart or anything, it's just not a talent they have.... BUT the cool thing is that NO ONE KNOWS UNTIL THEY TRY TO LEARN A NEW ONE!!! :D - so I'm gonna check out that program and try to learn Japanese :D
Pimsleurwa totemo suki desu❤ Watashiwa 11 tsuki kara nihongowo benkyo shite imasu. Pearl san! Arigato gozaimasu! 🙏❤
The theme from Carmen, nice, Thanks.
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Always a thrill to watch your videos... Ya shure know how to brighten up our days, gal!
How beautiful to cross so seamlessly between so many cultures and their languages. You are an inspiration and I wish I could be like you. I do speak English, French, Spanish and German but your skill is so very special. Thank you for making the world a better place.
Kool I'm learning Deutsch but am a native English speaker.
Those are all my languages as well, but they seem easy compared to Asian languages!
@@timothywilliams1359 I can't get over the Japanese alphabet it's characters are hard to remember
You're really amazing yourself!
I speak english, spanish and portuguese and really want to learn french
It's almost the ultimate compliment. I moved to a new country, learned the language as good as I could before moving. After 2,5 years I can manage perfectly, I understand everybody and everybody understands me, but... to sound like a native, and be able to express yourself as a native... that's really something else!
I (American) took middle school and high school Spanish and spent 2 months in Central America the summer after graduation. One day during a party with a bunch of other young people, one of the locals asked another local who knew me, "Does he speak any English?" That was my proudest moment. Sadly, that was 50 years ago and my Spanish has diminished.
@@twentyfiveyears5010go to Costa Rica spend some days on vacation... you will love it.
Congratulations and keep getting better 😊
Your understanding of all the differences in cultures is equally impressive, maybe even more so.
--- Thanks for the great upload. ---
Thank you for your kind words.
Some people are insanely good at learning other languages. I met a bloke, name John, who was managing a bar in a hotel in Flims-Dorf in Switzerland in 1980 in Kanton Graubünden. He was British and had been living and working in hospitality in Switzerland for a few years, but certainly not a lifetime. His Schwizertütsch was 100% fluent and the locals were certain he was a native Swiss. I told one of them one night that John was an Englishman and definitely not a born Swiss. He listened again as John spoke to some locals and told me that there was no way that John was foreign born, that he in fact spoke a regional accent from Bern , Bernertütsch and was definitely a Berner not an Englishman. I could not convince him, so there you go.
When I think the world is going to sh*it, I watch one or two of your videos.
I thought I'm the one who thinks like this
I'm glad that these brighten up your day.
Same here! These videos make my day better.
Same haha
Very good! I liked the middle school girls in the sailor outfits. They were a bit nervous at first and then warmed up!
I'm glad that I finally found a spot for that footage.
when i speak different languages, it's mental shifting almost into a different persona for each. big change from spanish speaking culture to direct-pointed russian, and your bouncing from chinese to japanese brings it out. one's personality literally changes like a whiplash. i was stunned when i discovered this--i suspect you already have. love this channel!
Oh I bet.
These are my favourite video's of the various content that you produce. Part of me enjoys how you subvert the expectations of the people you interact with, by being able effectively communicate in their native languages. The other part of me likes how the interactions change, because of your abilities in the dominant languages spoken in Japan, China and Korea. My Japanese language ability is improving, slowly, but never the less improving. Your and Tommy's Patreon Lessons give directly applicable words and phrases used in day to day conversations and interactions. This is an added benefit to being able to support a brilliant content creator. Your content, inspires my language journey, informs me of interesting people and places that you meet and go to. Explain things that confuse or confound me in the Japanese language and culture, and finally entertain the heck out of me. Any day Anming 7 uploads a new video on the Oriental Pearl Channel, is a good day made better.
I'm glad that you like these videos Jim. Personally I'm much more into the documentaries, but I don't mind doing a language reaction video once every few months. I've learned so much in Korean and Cantonese that I really want to get the chance to make videos with those languages.
Even knowing a little of the language in the country you are in is super helpful. I'm not very good, but my limited Japanese helped immensely when at ordering food and shopping, especially at the Japanese convenience stores.
I'm glad that you took the time to learn some Japanese Michael.
This is just such cool stuff LIKE ALWAYS. I am from Portugal, I learned some Japanese, I was never so insanely good as you are but I understand the feeling of not being asian yet being able to understand the local languages. My dream is to not have to work so I can have time to learn Mandarin. The world is so big, why limit oneself to their native language.... THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS. Please keep it up!
You just can totally tell from people how nice it is for foreigners to speak their language. The smiles... so nice :)
That's so awesome that you studied Japanese too! Keep up the good work.
5:57 Pimsleur is EVERYTHING!!! Truly amazing!
You are a favourite of mine, I wish more people watched your content keep it up!
Aww, thank you Shanna. I appreciate that.
What a blessing!! Beautiful!!
You are so kind
The Canto at the end was a nice touch. Good to see that there's a Cantonese speaker and establishment in Japan.
I can’t wait to make more videos in Cantonese. I’ve actually learned quite a lot over the last 3 months.
@@OrientalPearl just a suggestion, now that you've learned it enough, it would be a lot of fun to watch hong kong movies like shaolin soccer undubbed but with english subtitles, it's probably full of funny errors.
There's a place near where I live that specializes in making just phở. Really good place, so you get people in there who speak different languages. Entire families speaking together at their tables. You'll hear Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, English, German, and a few others. This video reminds me of when I go there, because you'll hear something and start to giggle, and the people at the other table will realize you understand them. You might speak in English, but they might answer in Chinese. It's very much like in Star Wars, where everybody speaks their own language, but everyone understands each other. It's pretty awesome. Your video put a big smile on my face. Thanks!!!
thats sounds awesome. where is it
@@DDHDTV : New England.
You are so, so amazing! I lost my dad earlier this year and your videos bring me back out of the tears and sadness. The amount of positivity I feel through the screen is incredible! Thank you!
I’m so glad these videos make you happy.
Anming's glitches in the matrix never fail to impress! With all the different languages and demographics of people she communicates with, it's always fun to see the friendly banter between them. 💜
Hi Whushaw. I'm so glad that you like these. By the way, I think I'm going a 90 minute livestream this Sunday morning American time. Will you be around that day?
@@OrientalPearlYes I’m available then, I’ll be there.
I wonder how many times she's caught people talking about her lol. Would be Such a cool super power to have😅
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She has some funny videos about that! She usually confronts them and they talk for a few minutes. 😊
@@SharkyJ40 yea I know but still.
@@cb613 what do you mean, but still? I didn’t negate anything you said.
@@SharkyJ40 uuum just was wondering how many times pearl caught people. That's all 🤷♂️
Loved the scenery and many laughs and smiles ❤
Pearl never stop showing off your amazing skill I aspire to be on your level at some point in my life!!
Thank you so much! You’re very kind.
Thanks Anming, nice to see new videos from you! I enjoy them! 🙂🙂🙂
Always fun to watch Pearl. Hard work and circumstances pay off.
Thank you John!
You are a Master Of Languages Pearl, you are Mighty 💪
Aww, thank you.
I love watching you switch between so many languages. I am at an intermediate level in Spanish and somewhere between beginner and intermediate in French. I subscribed to Pimsleur based on your recommendation and I love it. I started on Spanish 3 and I did twenty half-hour lessons in a week! Thanks so much for recommending it! I love your videos! Your skill with languages is amazing!
I always love your content Oriental Pearl. 😊 Especially this type of content. They are my favorite ones. Thanks for sharing it. 💗👍
Thank you! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this.
This is such an inspiration -- what a pleasure to watch
Aww, thank you Tim!
I've recently picked up Japanese again, and sometimes it feels challenging juggling that with two other languages (one advanced, one intermediate), but when I see how you've learned what... four languages now? It reminds me that I can also do it! Great video!!! Always watch your videos all the way to the end :)
You can do it Ruby! I try to do 80-100 hours of studying a month. That's about 3-4 hours a day 7 days a week.
@@OrientalPearl thanks so much Anming 🥹🫶 would love to see a video of how you juggle all these languages! Like do you learn all of them daily or alternate? Hopefully you can film something like that soon! Rooting for you and looking forward to more of your content 💕
You really never disappoint me to continue learn a language!! 谢谢 감사해요~ ありがとうございます! Salamat~ Thank you ❤
Thank you very much!
Whoever did the editing on this video deserves a raise, because it's beautiful.
The Chinese really appreciated you being able to speak their language. You could see the wall break in their minds. How awesome.
They are stubborn people.
Another great video. You really do have a rare gift. Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching!
your videos make me smile! i love the way people light up when youre able to speak with them in their native tongue. i hope one day well all be able to connect in these ways, your videos, for me, give me hope that our separations are narrowing and that connecting on a heart level with people will annhialate barriers and celebrating eachother and our differences, will make us feel more like a global family. youre doing the work, so im grateful for your videos, they bring me joy! one love! oh and thank you so much for including the black experience in your content, amazing!
I’m so glad that you’re enjoying these videos and also the interviews!
You're such an inspiration! 🌸
Aww, thank you Cindy. I love your name. My mom's name is also Cindy.
I love this channel so much, always with good content!!!
I appreciate that! Thank you
Even I, a Brazilian of Japanese descent, feel proud and amazed to see a blonde speaking Japanese and Mandarin. Congratulations Pearl!
Thank you so much!
You’re a fabulous polyglot who speaks so many languages. I regard myself as an Australian polyglutten, I eat so many types of Asian, European and Pacific Islander foods
Can I just say I adore these people, and their sheer delight with foreigners that can speak their language? Their joy fills my heart with joy!
I love this video, it’s so amazing ❤❤
Thank you Zachari.
I get such joy from these videos. What a super power this is!
Glad you enjoy it!
Please upload more contents
Its really interesting to watch your videos
Hello Anming. Nice to see you return.
Ha ha, I haven’t been gone,
Your videos are so enjoyable. Everything is genuine !
Aww, thank you so much!
Good and interesting video, bridges must be built between people and nations. It is great to see how you are working on this mission.
It's insane how you switch between languages like it's nothing 🤯 it's amazing
so beautiful wheb you're able to communicate wih people in their own languages.
I used to watch u during Covid like oct 2020 subbed glad to see u again I remember u
Wow, long time no see. Catch up on all the videos you missed!
After all this time, I am still stunned !!!!! It always seems so easy for you but in reality it is so difficult to learn properly. So let's follow your suggestions. BTW you can notice people are so proud and happy you speak their language. A kind of acknowledgement for culture is so important !
Aww, thank you so much for your kind words.
I love your channel!!! I also can't wait to go back to Asia.. I watched alot of your videos and I'm always just as amazed as the Chinese and Japanese 😊
Thank you. I hope you have the chance to come back here.
I love glitches in the matrix! Nice video. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your so amazing. I can't stop watching you ❤🙏😁
Great video
Thank you so much. Please enjoy some more today.
Man, I remember when you only knew Chinese, Japanese and started to learn Korean and I thought that was cool. But seeing this crazy conversation switch, you are super cool 😎 Super woman.
For real, she comes a long way in language fluency
Japanese,Chinese, Korean, hopefully Vietnamese 🇻🇳 too
That is so cool. Going to France next year. Going to use Pimsleur to learn some French before I go. 😁
Yes! That's a great idea. They have 5 levels for French. The program is great.
Lets just say I am reeeally envious...👍🏻🤓💕
I love your voice overs in these videos ❤
Thank you Bella. I record those quite a few times before I get the one I want.
Very smart and you can speak well all across the street. Thanks for the beautiful video
Thank you for watching!
I love your channel. My boyfriend is Japanese and I recently moved to Japan halfway across the world to be close him. I used to watch your videos whenever I felt down about it. I hope my Japanese skills improve a lot! ❤ keep it up!
Wow, that’s awesome that you moved to Japan!
I like how you give the students a chance to practice their English, too. I'm sure they get excited to practice their secondary languages also.
This video was badass🎉
Thanks Sam! I’m glad you came here to visit.
Pearl.... Next request collab with victor talking..😊
Ha, I don't think he's ever done an video with anyone.
I love your videos, Pearl. You are what I aspired to be. One of my choices for career in high school was a translator for NATO. I was fluent in Spanish, but my depression got so bad I basically stopped it all. I did take beginning French and Japanese and I am working on Korean, but I didn't finish German...too hard 😂
Keep going and don’t give up on your dream. I’ve had a lot of low points too.
고마웝다 친구! I appreciate your kind words. I will continue to study 💜💜
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoyed!
Thank you. I hope you subscribed.
I love hearing her speak Mandarin 🥰
Aww, thank you! I'm working hard on Cantonese too.
Love it! The screeching “eeeeeeeeeeh!?!?” brought back memories.
Ha ha, gotta love that ehhhhhh
in this world cultural respect for me is second in beauty only to a Mother's love.
I love these kinds of videos!
I’m glad. More coming soon.
I love these videos. You two are just awesome! I'm just wanting to learn Japanese.
Thank you! You should learn Japanese. It’s fun.
I love all these interactions!! I’m sure you made their day so much more memorable lol
I’m so glad you liked this.
Welcome back 😊
Where did I go?
I just love the b-roll of you just walking in epic slow motion. 😂❤
Love the glitch, brilliant
Greetings! Simply Incredible; To be able to speak Asian languages is quite a challenge. And you have achieved it. Congratulations!!
Thank you! 😃
Whereeee is the heart bag from!!!! so cute!
Thank you! I have these in several colors.
The glitching continues! Always great, when you show up on my feed. 🙏🏽
Nice to see you again Jeremy! I missed you.
@@OrientalPearl Miss you friend! You can always message me anytime! 24/7 regardless of timezones. Sorry, I've been recovering recently from a tiny surgery. Take care! 🙏🏽
You are incredible 👏🏻
Great Videos Very Impressive ❤🙏😁
Your videos are awesome and inspirational ❤Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🏽😎🌴
Sending love from Japan to Hawaii.
"ka wa ay???"
Love that part - must have been a really nice complement to get :)
Haha nice. Definitely an old 2020 theme video with a twist. Glitch that Matrix. What a classic term that was.😄😆
Thanks friend. I’m glad you’ve been here this whole time.
Pimsleur is the way I started talking Japanese also! Such a good way to study.
shes so gorgeous, blonde haired and blue eyed.....perfection
Very fantastic.
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent!
Thank you for watching.
I've watched videos on RUclips of people speaking in languages other than their native tongue, and it always amazes me how that helps break the ice and how ready people are to teach and converse their languages... from asian languages, european languages, african languages, etc..
I hope you subscribe and enjoy more of my videos.
Next time you come home to Michigan let us know and do a fan meet-up
I’d like to. It’s a big thing to organize though. It’s like like I can just have a small group of people in a Starbucks. When I did this in Tokyo 45 people came.
Nice adventure ! As always !
Glad you enjoyed it
You provide inspiration for many language learners. As for me, I dabbled only in Indo-European languages. My tries as foreign languages are (yeah, I know, one is classical): French, German, Latin, English, Italian and Armenian. And I can have fluent dialogues only in Romanian (native language) , French, English and Italian. And I understand a bit of Spanish, which I never tried to learn…
I hope that you reach your language learning goals.
Most Asian people are kind hearted if you show them respect.
I love watching your videos ❤
:smiles: I loved that little boy mesmerised by his first sight of an Elf in the real world :)
The Magic Communication Connection
I LOVE glitch in the matrix episodes!
Thank you Paul. More coming soon.
The only thing I noticed since I been watching your videos, is.... When you talk all the other languages and then you laugh, it kind of sounds light your laugh box is broken big time, lol But I so love your videos and I am jealous of all you get to see and do. Its a great life you have. Thanks for your videos. ❤️😘🤗
Laugh box?
@@OrientalPearl I been en entertainment for over 30 years and I am a people watcher and see things most do not. What you are asking is hard for me to explain but I will do my best. lol
As you learn all the different languages that you have, and live within each race of people, people will start to absorb and pick up the same habits, the dialects and voice patterns, and the last one and most important to you and what I'm talking about is the mannerisms. In a way they, the different customs start to fight from within you to be dominant, in your actions, speaking. Example one here is you seem really fluent and comfortable speaking Mandarin. Now when you speak English a little bit, you struggle and catch yourself on little bits of words at times. My mom was from Germany and learned English all on her own, yet you can always catch a German person's accent, its unique. So laugh box I referring to Asian people in general are way more respectful , polite, as well as other noticeable traits. They offen being so kind laugh much different, the smile is the first thing to show, then their is a more giggle embarrassment look while they laugh, often you will see them covering their mouth or face well laughing. It's a smaller laugh, not a real hearty laugh. You get caught between I call it, a for lack of better terms, an some what normal American laugh when you start, that unknowingly starts to be a slower giggle as the culture you live in, it's different, kind of at times sound broken, but it's truley unique to you. I say this not in any sort or attempt to be mean. You my dear have a very unique laugh that I don't think no one could replicate, there for it makes you even more special. As you see I watch your channel not just for your intended content but to study other cultures as well. So with your videos I get the best of both worlds.lol I get jealous that you get to travel and see all that you do, so I can live a little threw you. Alot of the places I would love to travel to are to dangerous to go to these days, then there is also the funds required to see them all, lol. I plan still to take my younger wife over seas still, that I do have money to do once, but the real question I guess is were. I traveled to Italy once and Germany 3 times, so both I like but that's me. I have a love for ancient things, she not so much, but amazing libraries and she is all over that. Lol
So did I explain the laugh that I spoke of well enough, to make sense?
0:58 Was that the Home Improvement sound bit?
you are amazing
Aww thank you so much.
I've watch many of your videos but hadn't subscribed until now.
I find these entertaining though I'd rather not read so many sub titles. :)
Tres bien!
Great video. Breaking the matrix again 😂
Thank you my friend. I'm always happy to see you here.