@@bornin467bc.4 You did not enter art school, stop lying! You remained broke in Vienna for a few years, selling posters, after that you chose the most logical career choice, being a dictator with the worst mustache imaginable
"What a great day for human family". Lol 🤣 as a Indian I agreed this we consider world as one family. But I laughed so much because of accent. It's cute.
In Argentina we have some slangs from Italy since we have Italian influence, and one of those slang is "birra" to refer to beer, but the oficial word is 'cerveza'.
Funny thing is that beer began in Germany and they have it as their main drink, even celebrating Oktoberfest every year when they have a beer festival.
@@ChoCoMoCo69 You mean all the top-ranking Nazi scientists and generals who were secretly brought there by U-boat? Well, yes, I’m sure that there still are a FEW former World War II officials from Germany there. I’m sure most of them are dead by now, anyways. But uh, still not enough to count them as an ethnic minority within Argentina. And besides, we brought over all the big scientists to America. How else do you think the Americans got such high-tech during the Cold War? I mean, literally, Bush, Sr.’s father, Prescott Bush, actually worked for the Nazis. The British Royal Family were also friends with the Nazis. Look at Prince Phillip, who recently died. Also a Nazi collaborator. Also the German Gotha bomber plane. “Gotha” was one of the names of the British dynasty before it was changed to Windsor in 1917. And look at the modern-day company, IBM. They made the bar code ID’s for the Jews in the concentration camps during the Holocaust. Homeland Security? Also a Nazi concept. Right, because “homeland,” a very German thing, like the “Fatherland.”
Spain: I call it cerveza Philippines:I call it servesa this is why you shouldn't have colonized me Spain- Spain:IT'S LIKE THE SAME philippines:BECAUSE YOU CHANGE IT
I'm absolutely astonished by how perfectly nailed that Spanish accent was, where's this guy from? (By the way, we also say "birra" but that's more coloquial)
@@6micheal9 Yes, but "breja", which came from "cerveja", is one of the nicknames that we have for "cerveja", there is also "cerva", "gelada"/"gela", etc.
In Spain we actually have two other ways: first, “Rubia” (lit. “Blond woman”) and “Birra” (like in Italian)… We just like to complicate it ourselves, dont we?…
True true, If I speak I English then it's beer, but every time I tried to speak Tagalog, I can only call it Serbesa XDDDDD yeah, I'm also a Filipino too-
wdum "Germany agrees", The word beer comes from old Germanic languages (bier), germany is literally the birthplace of modern beer, and has literally the best beer
In Brazil we call it "cerveja" (it would be pronounciated like "serveja") and we also have the word "birra", but it isn't applied to beer. Birra is when a person (generally a child) is throwing a tantrum
@@lokeshwaranvr mere sare dost aise hi baat karte hai lol, main jab baccha tha, tab main bhi aise baat karta tha.Bhai, sare log aise baat karte, aur agar tum jokes se chidte ho, to yaad rakho, baaki logo ka bhi aise kuch majaak udta hai, desh chahe koi bhi ho.
When I started Spanish lessons in school, I asked my teacher "May I speak in the Latin Spanish accent?" just because the Castillian "c/z" sound was difficult for me.
China: Don't feel bad Spain. We call it "Píjiǔ". Malawi: We call it "Mowa" here. Kazakhstan: I call it "Sira". Russia: It's "Pivo" here Armenia: "Garejur". Estonia: Õlu. Poland: Piwo. Wales: CWRW!!!!!
You find movie charecters that appear on films for no longer then 10 hours to countries with history running back to hundreds of decades? What the hell?
As an Indian, I think the people uploading videos from the west have started to speak in our accent really well. Impressive stuff. 😂
What a great day for the human family
This has to have come from the WhatsApp group wth 17 good morning messages every single day
@@AbhijayAgarwal 😂
@@AbhijayAgarwal relatable
@@AbhijayAgarwal lmao your description is so on point. Definately can relate 😂
@@bornin467bc.4 You did not enter art school, stop lying! You remained broke in Vienna for a few years, selling posters, after that you chose the most logical career choice, being a dictator with the worst mustache imaginable
that's the best Argentine accent spoken by an English speaker
He is brazillian...
@@filippocorsi19 yes and with big nose 👃🏻
Interesting, because it almost sounds like an Italian speaking English … almost.
The Indian accent was best, I laughed so bad.
Ikr
Btw I’m here before this comment blows up
It means I'm Born comedian
@@Zynth301 this comment didn't blow up 😶😶😶
Germany one was quite and surprisingly good 👏👏👏😌😌😌
This comment didn't blow up because another guy commented the same thing this guy just copied his words so he copied and it didn't blow up
0:57 India be like mocking UK indirectly, as if *Eh! it's no big deal..*
Lol I'm from india
@@manasvinr2985 lmaoooooo
LMAO being Indian.. I agree with this 😆
Saudi Arabia: BEYER
Everyone: thats haram
Absolutely haram
Me too!
Jordan: جعة (Jieatan)
Everyone: ...
Jordan again: 😳
Except for Non-Alcaholic Beers! Those are Halal!
@@AT-0ffICiAL how you exist
Everything Germany cares about is Beer
No, we care about: BRATWURST, SAUERKRAUT UND BIER
@@Fusselmydog da ok
After 2 world wars, i don't know man
Probably "only" beer as you say
In argentina is birra
"What a great day for human family". Lol 🤣 as a Indian I agreed this we consider world as one family. But I laughed so much because of accent. It's cute.
"Spain is everything ok"
Spain: *remove my s*
In Argentina we have some slangs from Italy since we have Italian influence, and one of those slang is "birra" to refer to beer, but the oficial word is 'cerveza'.
Qué cojones, no es solo propio de Argentina, en España cuando hablamos con los amiguetes también decimos: "¿nos echamos unas birras?"
Aquí en México se le dice a veces birria
Ah, no l sabía. Pensé que sólo acá se usaba esa palabra jaja. Siempre se aprende algo nuevo. 👍🏼
@@ElHeraldoHispano lo note en España, pero en Argentina el uso de la palabra es mas popular, hasta en las publicidades de cerveza usan la palabra.
@@fakefreckles6253 Pero no es tan comun, chela es mas popular.
I lost it the way India said “what a great day for the human family”
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Ehhh
While Korea just standing there like: “…맥주…” (maeg-ju)
맥주 + 치킨 👌
Bts
@@TigerArt1 Yah, what? Please elaborate.
@@user-dg3ug7ny5d it’s a kpop band name ☺️
You know what’s kpop because I know you are kpop fan 😜
@@TigerArt1 Yeah, I know who BTS are, I'm just wondering why you commented "Bts" just because the original comment mentioned "Korea".
Let's appreciate that this guy had to learn several different languages just to make these videos for us
He just had to search a word. Appreciate lingualizer on this one.
@@akarshannirwan2261 yes
@@akarshannirwan2261 Yeah. Literally requires no effort at all to make these vids.
@@equalityforever302 it takes effort to learn these accents
@@rokapapooeditz4965 Not really.
In Poland we call beer *"Piwo"*
You pronounce it "pivo"
Same in Russia
Same
Ok but remove the communist flag
All slavic languages agree...
Except I think bulgaria
yeah
German is actually a smooth and satisfying to me
For me too :)
Just the southern accent
I didnt listen to every accent but I see, and i think i like all the one I heard
Thank you
@@Adal_CV Southern german is a whole different languague lol
The Indian accent tho🤣🤣
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Funny thing is that beer began in Germany and they have it as their main drink, even celebrating Oktoberfest every year when they have a beer festival.
"We messed up que te cagas, vecino"
THAT PRONUNCTIATION THO
1:21 that cry for help 😂😂
-_-
I love how my country Brazil literally said "FODEU VÉI" (man we're fucked) 😂😂😂
As an Armenian we say Garejur
Translation: Wheat water
Originally and still today, beer is made of wheat.
A good name.
Actually, in The Standard Arabic it means literally " Wheat water " too.
But in the dialects of Arabs nowadays , all of them call it Beerra .
A CUBERR!!!
@@mathnscience1528 yes I do
@@Ahmad-vu2tj yeah in sanskrit its called yavira - alcohol made from wheat but nowadays in india its called beer because of english invasion
The Indian accent was on point
U mean stereotypically ryt
@@kaesarhs7959 im an indian myself and well its not the best but certainly not the worst
@@editorguyahmed26 yea I agree
@its me tamila yeah😎😎😎
@its me tamila *india*
The Argentinian accent is more italian than Italy's own.
Well, there’s a lot of Italians in Argentina.
Argentina as a nation was literally made by Italians xd
Is ShouR rEspOnsabiLiTy
@@gabrielagustinhomas and no no Germans after WW2. 🤣🤣
@@ChoCoMoCo69 You mean all the top-ranking Nazi scientists and generals who were secretly brought there by U-boat? Well, yes, I’m sure that there still are a FEW former World War II officials from Germany there. I’m sure most of them are dead by now, anyways. But uh, still not enough to count them as an ethnic minority within Argentina. And besides, we brought over all the big scientists to America. How else do you think the Americans got such high-tech during the Cold War? I mean, literally, Bush, Sr.’s father, Prescott Bush, actually worked for the Nazis. The British Royal Family were also friends with the Nazis. Look at Prince Phillip, who recently died. Also a Nazi collaborator. Also the German Gotha bomber plane. “Gotha” was one of the names of the British dynasty before it was changed to Windsor in 1917. And look at the modern-day company, IBM. They made the bar code ID’s for the Jews in the concentration camps during the Holocaust. Homeland Security? Also a Nazi concept. Right, because “homeland,” a very German thing, like the “Fatherland.”
Every accent is beautiful in their own way and I love these videos how they create a healthy relationship among all nations
Spain: I call it cerveza
Philippines:I call it servesa this is why you shouldn't have colonized me Spain-
Spain:IT'S LIKE THE SAME
philippines:BECAUSE YOU CHANGE IT
The Bengali accent was on point✨✨
*বিয়ার*
Did you noticed that Bengali and Spanish English accent is same?
@@bibekdas7449 No.
@@bibekdas7449 nope
Beer should be called mod, not beer I think
Norway, Sweden and Denmark: *sweats nervously*
Öl
@@saminyasarridom5686 or øl
Just what I said lol
Good spain took the fall for us
Russia: *la-la-la nobody knows*
Soy español y ese acento es buenísimo, como has hecho para tener tan buenos acentos???
solo exagera un monton el acento porteño xdd
@@worldbeatboxing478 dices que eres tu quien lo hace?
@@obi.jan.kenobi6505 me equivoque xd, era "exagera"
@@worldbeatboxing478 también exagera el acento de España pero parece español 100 % cuando lo hace
The face he puts in Germany is really funny 🤣
In Norway we call it “Øl”
In Russia we call it "Пиво"
Oi
as a norwegian, yes
I bet that's related to English "ale"?
We call it "sör" in Hungarian
I'm absolutely astonished by how perfectly nailed that Spanish accent was, where's this guy from?
(By the way, we also say "birra" but that's more coloquial)
And in Brazil we also say "breja"
igual el acento es demasiado porteño xd
@@pedrosabino8751 inst it cerveja?
@@6micheal9 Yes, but "breja", which came from "cerveja", is one of the nicknames that we have for "cerveja", there is also "cerva", "gelada"/"gela", etc.
Wait a minute, the Spain guy said Mexico with a ks instead of a h.
"What a great day for the human family"
That বিয়ার🇧🇩 was epic lmao😂
আমি মনে করছি লাম বিয়া বলছে 🇧🇩😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🎎
হুম
@@fatemabagom3647 আমিও😂😂😂😜
This is the funniest thing I have watched in long time. Those accents just killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and I am from India
"fodeu vei"
Had me dying lol
What does that means?
@@tejas8884 this is a brazilian expression, the traduction of this expression is fuck old
capotei o corsa mané
@@tejas8884 its like "Oh Fuck"
@@tejas8884 f*deu it’s like “oh I f*cked up” and “vei” we use like, man, and bro. So, it means “Oh I f*cked up man”.
0:41 i love how Italy pronounce in a low voice
When Germany tried to say Cervesa they sounded like they were trying to speak Icelandic or something lmao.
Dude I died with that "fodeu, vei" from Brazil, that was so perfect, even the pronunciation
Lmao thank you for that🇧🇷
E fodeu msm
0:38
@@ade0x369 lol
fudeu menokkkkk
Meu, o cara é top (◡ ω ◡)
Dude, the argentinan accent it's just perfect
germany has mastered the art of setting peoples epections so low, to the point if they say anything everyone praises them
As a Bangladeshi I’m so happy getting to see my country in his tiktoks
Congratulations 😂
How is condition now in your country
@Ad1thyan coz they put Quran in their i dont know maybe monkey or never mind his/her leg
We didnt kill hindus
@Ad1thyan this is not the place to discuss about it. Your country have lots of issues, mind your own business.
@@gameslover7458 you have probably wet your pant
In Spain we actually have two other ways: first, “Rubia” (lit. “Blond woman”) and “Birra” (like in Italian)…
We just like to complicate it ourselves, dont we?…
Eso me da a mi que no es así colega( lo de rubia)
Why blonde woman
@@R41ph3a7b6 I'm del Spain and de don't say rubia (blond woman)
@@obi.jan.kenobi6505 so what do they say
@@R41ph3a7b6 we say cerveza, but there's people that says birra
Phillipines is also sweating.in phillipines we called it "Serbesa"Its just because phillipines is colonized by spain👌
*Was colonized by spain and the USA
@@agatethegreat9135 USA didnt influence Philipines
I neva heard dat u capping which part u from
True true, If I speak I English then it's beer, but every time I tried to speak Tagalog, I can only call it Serbesa XDDDDD yeah, I'm also a Filipino too-
@@manoloesdios just added English to our language, influenced with basketball and boxing, and do capitalization
JAPAN'S "BHER" WAS SO FUNNY
"Most of the planet agrees on this one!"
Croatia: PIVA 😌
It's pivo in all Slavic countries)
It's piwo in Poland
1:59 it's funny how britan is trying to pronounce it it looks like he stutters 🤣🤣
wdum "Germany agrees", The word beer comes from old Germanic languages (bier), germany is literally the birthplace of modern beer, and has literally the best beer
What a magnific pronunciation of the spanish accent! Congrats!
The "oh my god" made me laugh so hard i started choking
😂
Every language: Beer
Spanish:
*C E R V E Z A*
In portuguese, we call it "Cerveja"
Zzzrvzza
@@felipebatista4448 wth
@@shakowz wth
As a Bangaldeshi
The "beer" pronunciation was so accurate
In Brazil we call it "cerveja" (it would be pronounciated like "serveja") and we also have the word "birra", but it isn't applied to beer. Birra is when a person (generally a child) is throwing a tantrum
Same for Portugal, since we have the same language, just with a diffetent accent.
meanwhile in russia:
хорошо, что мистер великобритания мне не звонил (good thing mr uk didn't call me)
What do Ruasians call beer?
@@rajkumarbhardwaj9238 пиво (pivo)
Ohh
Nice Brazil and Portugal. Thanks for your support and for not saying you call it almost the same “Cerveja”. Thanks a LOT guys.
Indian 'Oh mai goooowd' lmaooo
ऐ चल रे ज़्यादा मत भोंक
@@BeyondMagical tu nah bhauk bhai, accent sahi to tha.
@@magnadolosfs2707 nahi tah sahi
@@lokeshwaranvr mere sare dost aise hi baat karte hai lol, main jab baccha tha, tab main bhi aise baat karta tha.Bhai, sare log aise baat karte, aur agar tum jokes se chidte ho, to yaad rakho, baaki logo ka bhi aise kuch majaak udta hai, desh chahe koi bhi ho.
@@magnadolosfs2707 Maine tho keesi decent English medium school se padhe hue insan ko aise bolte hue nahi dekha
Well, in Argentina we also call it "Birra", but it is a vulgar pronunciations but very famous haha
2:02 I laughed when I saw the germany's mouth... 😂🤣
When I started Spanish lessons in school, I asked my teacher "May I speak in the Latin Spanish accent?" just because the Castillian "c/z" sound was difficult for me.
Spain: I call it "Cerveza"
China: Isn't beer an alcohol drink? Can I call it "酒"?
pronounced "jiu"
@@南京大排档 Yep
(did i ask)
@@MarcusMoMain it’s nice for the rest of us to know how it’s pronounced.
@@davidkasquare You're right 😅
It is Cerveza, with Z
When those languages said beer in their language it sounds like someone's is calling me
Spanish and Portuguese (cerveza and cerveja) mantained the Latin word (Cervisia) while the others use this Germanic word “beer, bier…”
This guy whole personality is realizing not every language has words with the same etymology
Don't think too deep about it
I love listening to all the English accents thus man can produce
In malta 🇲🇹 we call it similar as well 'birra' its just like in Italian
All this time I havent seen him mess up a single accent, but when he finally mentions my country (turkey) for the first time, that's when he messes up
I love indian accent 😍❤️
0:25 ayo its me
CERVEZA CERVEZA, quiero tomar CERVEZA.
🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Well, in Spain you can say also "birra", but in the rest of the hispanic countries is just "cerveza".
Portugal: *does the same thing as spain*
Everyone: XD LOL 😂
"Fodeu, véi"
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Brasil didn’t even step up to say “Cerveja” that’s wrong ,because Brasil don’t care about not being equal to the other countrys
China: Don't feel bad Spain. We call it "Píjiǔ".
Malawi: We call it "Mowa" here.
Kazakhstan: I call it "Sira".
Russia: It's "Pivo" here
Armenia: "Garejur".
Estonia: Õlu.
Poland: Piwo.
Wales: CWRW!!!!!
At least in Argentina we also call it "birra" in slang language (because of our italian inheritage).
In Spain it's also used lol.
Me,being German, laughing at These Videos everytime
I died at laughter 🤣 when spain said cervesa with a smile face 🤣🤣
Meanwhile Korea standing in the corner with a glass of 맥주 😂😂😂😂
Fun fact: in Argentina we call them birra too
Creí que ese iba a ser el comentario de Argentina al final…
También en España a veces.
Thanks for including Pakistan!!!! Also the south Asian accents were sooo good😆
What a great day for human family 🤣🤣 they know us very well 🤣🤣
This guy made countries more interesting than modern movie characters
You find movie charecters that appear on films for no longer then 10 hours to countries with history running back to hundreds of decades? What the hell?
As a Japanese people, we called "Bi-ru ビルド" which it's mean beer!
Thank you do doing my country too!
ありがとうございました！
Wait, why 3 syllables? Why not "ビル"?
@@pedrosabino8751 uh, actually we called in my home town man.
@@winstonchurchill2317 want Biru
@@TheRealRhodiumMetal No thanks , I can't drink ビル becuese I'm 14.
In Spain we use the term "birra", which is a more colloquial way to refer to "cerveza". But anyways good video, it really made me laugh😂
And in brazilian portuguese we have the word "breja", a colloquial form of "cerveja"
In philippines we call it serbesa
as a spanish speaker the "guey" doesn't write like that, it writes like this: "wey" good video anyway 🤣😂
Güey
Serbia: *whiselling and looking away (on Serbian, beer is pivo)
Mihajlo Bogdanović
Of course Germany agrees on this one.
Meanwhile Armenia be like: *garejur*
🇦🇿
@@za.monolit Voch
Poland: *intense sweating*
I am Costa Rican and here we sometimes call it "Guaro"
0:06 turkey said *"bihar"* ( a state of india) not beer 💀
It was Turkey that said "Bihar" at 0:06 Bangladesh sounded more like "Biyar"
@@Anonymous-nj3rt oh sorry I will edit it
At 0:03
@@Atiny765 brush stop it
@@neel6598 what did i do
What a great day for human family.😂😂
As an puerto rican i am bursting out on tears because we also call it "Cerveza"
German made me laugh and Spain too🤣🤣🤣
in Russia we call "beer"-пиво [piwo]
Russia decided to not even try with Its Pivo
The only beer in Russia is vodka
This is just homie classic
0:03
Bangladesh:BIAAAARRRR!!!!!
As a Salvadoran, we have another word for beer in Spanish besides “cerveza” which is “Birria”
In some part of argentina is called birra
Birria es una porquería, birra es la palabra que creo que buscas
Es birra en México también se le puede decir así.
I love these videos
The way ksa said it was sooooo perfect
as a malaysian, the one word bir is just so accurate.