@@PIERCESTORM well there was far more mexicans than "english speakers" if you know what i mean... We dont know that if one of the spanish speakers led he could do good bc MAJORITY could understand the spanish speaker. So we dont know if they were fit to lead or not
important words: Muerto means dead, vente means come, atras means behind, en frente means in front of, avanzar means advance or go forward, fumar means smoke although this is more like cigarette smoke, amigos friends (can be used for friendlies), enemigo if you can't guess this jet imma cry, abajo means down and if you do Y it's and to connect things so fumar y avanzar is smoke and move the Y is pronounced kinda like e (anyone else feel free to add to this list of essential military shit for him to learn in spanish)
I’m learning Spanish in the US and I thought of “delante de” instead of “en frente de” but the latter is definitely an English cognate that’s probably better to use with a mix of English speakers. Vente is a tú command no? I think an important verb would be disparar or simply dispara! I think one other phrase would be “Estámos listos?” Or “Estás listos?” Before beginning an attack or action.
well green berets are actually trained to be pretty damn near fluent in the language of a region they are to be deployed in so greenies nowadays learn Arabic, Persian etc but in the 80's it would have likely been Ukrainian, Croatian, Serbian, Russian and other bloc country languages
legalosmumakilslayer then I guess it’s even more difficult because you have to actually learn new languages. Language barriers like the one in this video is very annoying but totally learning a new one is much harder, especially when it comes to middle eastern countries or Russian
@@bryanm1094 "a lot" ≠ all, generally people speaking the same language/accent of a certain language will speak with a similar accent when speaking a foreign language in which they are not very proficient
Man I thought my Spanish was bad 😂 but I'll admit I'm glad to see a decent representation of what it's like to have allies with a language barrier during war
Dude this is almost a good video where people can see what it is like to be on an ODA as US special forces have to work with partner forces despite the language barrier.
Whoa! I wasn't aware language barrier was so much of an issue. My experience with 1st Platoon (Danny Hassel) was a bit different =) I hope that doesn't deter you from being in the next TLAE :) BTW, That maneuver with Leah and the smoke was so b*d*ss! What do you mean with "actual"? I haven't quite grasped that concept (around 11:45) Please, say hi to Iggie for me =)
EXAMPLE: "Steel Rain, this is Alpha 2 Actual, priority one message coming through" "Actual" means the commander of the squad, in the example, the commander is broadcasting because he said "Actual" Normally, the Comms Expert would handle the callsign of the squad (Alpha 2)
This reminds me SOOO much of trying to teach battle drills to Iraqis without translators. Just memorize key words and hope for the best. Rashasha. Bawa. Zien? "Oh you know a little English? Now you're a squad leader." Jajajajaja
So basically its any other day at a regular pickup game trying to coordinate players you have never met before. They also just stare at you, wonder what you just said and then do something completely opposite. But that looks like an amazing place to play! Those rock formations and natural cover are killer!
Pretty sure we have some MILSIM events here, but not nearly as many as south of our border. As for MSW specifically, like that guy said, Canada’s airsoft laws are a pain in the ass. Most gas pistols (and even some CO2 pistols with low-power flow valves), GBBRs and AEGs firing CQB velocities would need modification for bringing in, as they’d have to exceed 366 FPS with a .2g BB (1.25J)... not to mention the CBSA’s annoying habit of “testing” guns for months or years at a time. While I believe it’s possible, I do believe it would probably be far more difficult than just having Canadians go south to attend MSW events for the time being. Maybe one day it’ll be viable for Americans (and others) to come here for MILSIM events...
Hey could you make a video teaching the basics of the fire teams and the tings you may think that could be helpful to be affective in a milsim ou skirmish as a squad? Love your videos shout out from Portugal!!!
Man, that would be SSSSSSOOOOOOOO FUN just to be playing Airsoft and speaking Spanish. I am still learning, so I thought it was kinda funny when Jet said a word differently than what I would have said. I hope they do a lot more Milsims down there in Mexico.
Oh man, this looks SO frustrating and challenging. I love you Jet, but I don’t know I would describe your Spanish as “ok” - it’s about as good as mine... and I can only order a beer and find a bathroom.
Felix okay, now I get what you mean and you’re kinda right. However, even if non-English people study English in school, it doesn’t mean they’ll be fluent speakers. Most accents will be hilarious, and there will be many grammar mistakes (which is totally normal for an average non-English guy)
@@permafrost6916 I know man it's unfair for those who don't belong in that assumption, like you obviously dont. But from experience French only want to speak french. Even if you try to speak your bad French they mostly act as if they can't understand you alon. At least the experiences I witnessed around me and my close friends
Gotta love the mexican accent... If you ever come to Spain with MSW, the accent it's totally different, u'll se... But the level of english is more or less the same :P
I wish MSW would host an event in Russia. They have some amazing vehicles and pyrotechnics that would make a true milsim experience if combined with MSW
Lovely video. Seriously, if I may suggest something, it was not exactly a language barrier as much as it was you trying to micro-manage everything and everyone.
I if I may add, telling someone to join his dead squadmates makes me think that you were so anxious to take control that you did not listen to anything they said. Awesome video.
Now I understand why you were soooooooo mad at saturdays night lol Sorry for your team, they are good friends... but not so good players tho hahahaha Next time you should roll with other dudes with more english (or russian lol)
Una cosa es la barrera del idioma y otra que critiques su forma de juego. Esos jugadores los cuales dices que no son tan buenos (según google translate), son los que terminan eliminandote en cada partida de domingo en la que te encuentran. Disfruta el deporte y no por quedar bien critiques a los compañeros que hacen lo mejor que pueden con lo que tienen. Saludos.
solo com ejemplo , los ex soldados tienen menos ego y tienden a criticar mas que los que se piensan milsim, de jugador de BOLITAS DE PLASTICO a jugador de bolitas de plastico mejor ahorrate el ego y superioridad , porque fuera del juego al final en nuestro equipo tenemos almenos mas hermandad , y sin este team no hubiera msw en este campo "just saying"
Do a straight outta the box on the JG M4A1 Carbine. I wanna see what your take is on the gun. This is a link if it helps m.airsoftmegastore.com/1906-jg-airsoft-m4a1-carbine-metal-gearbox-aeg-rifle-w-tightbore-barrel.aspx
Tbh I would love to do events like this but I'd probably be the guy that has no idea what anybody is saying and is messing up orders cause I can speak basic Spanish and some chinese
LOL "Where's your squad?" *Points in direction* "Muertos" (DEAD), "Ok go to your squad!" HAHA definitely a language barrier
Learnt that from walking dead season 3. Valuable lessons.
oof
I already know Spanish kamarades
😂😂😂
@@ticotaco4219 as the name suggests
I feel bad for that guy shooting friendlies he is so mad at him self
He felt so bad at 6:47
Fr
Yeah me too
“Bring the machine gun aqui.”- Jet 2019
if the mexican was squad leader they could communicate with wach other and you could have followed
- twokinds - they clearly weren’t fit to lead
@@PIERCESTORM well there was far more mexicans than "english speakers" if you know what i mean... We dont know that if one of the spanish speakers led he could do good bc MAJORITY could understand the spanish speaker. So we dont know if they were fit to lead or not
Ski. Mirr however their actions when taking assumed command show that they weren’t fit though.
When you play squad in a foreign server
True
DenNation and when playing on an English server theres still atleast 3 squads full of french people
Agreed. Most of them are either speaking German or Russian.
important words: Muerto means dead, vente means come, atras means behind, en frente means in front of, avanzar means advance or go forward, fumar means smoke although this is more like cigarette smoke, amigos friends (can be used for friendlies), enemigo if you can't guess this jet imma cry, abajo means down and if you do Y it's and to connect things so fumar y avanzar is smoke and move the Y is pronounced kinda like e (anyone else feel free to add to this list of essential military shit for him to learn in spanish)
Pendejo means officer.
@@brandondavis8005 Pendejo mean fool or stupid and for officers it's case to case (most cases this is applicable)
I’m learning Spanish in the US and I thought of “delante de” instead of “en frente de” but the latter is definitely an English cognate that’s probably better to use with a mix of English speakers.
Vente is a tú command no? I think an important verb would be disparar or simply dispara!
I think one other phrase would be “Estámos listos?” Or “Estás listos?” Before beginning an attack or action.
Joint ops with host nation forces, am I right?
@desertfoxairsoft now I know what green berets have to deal with
hahahahahahahaha the best school to improve patience and frustration control tho... imagine that but with real deal shit. Crazies!
well green berets are actually trained to be pretty damn near fluent in the language of a region they are to be deployed in so greenies nowadays learn Arabic, Persian etc but in the 80's it would have likely been Ukrainian, Croatian, Serbian, Russian and other bloc country languages
legalosmumakilslayer then I guess it’s even more difficult because you have to actually learn new languages. Language barriers like the one in this video is very annoying but totally learning a new one is much harder, especially when it comes to middle eastern countries or Russian
I remember that (politically incorrect) line from Tropic Thunder:
*"I need some dudes up here who speak American, God damn it!"*
Lord Bloodraven lmao
Just funny to see the effort to control the situation! The language barrier is just........ahahahaha! Go go go......, no no no!
Jet, you're doing good man! It's awesome seeing you guys trying your best to communicate! It's not easy! But keep it up!
Jet... You are speaking Spanish like a lot of Mexican speak English 😂😂.. Very funny video bro
@@bryanm1094 "a lot" ≠ all, generally people speaking the same language/accent of a certain language will speak with a similar accent when speaking a foreign language in which they are not very proficient
@@bryanm1094 he meant the people in the video
@@-twokinds-2614 lol 🤣🤣
Whats funny 😡😡
I love Jet, but that is not spanish.
Man I thought my Spanish was bad 😂 but I'll admit I'm glad to see a decent representation of what it's like to have allies with a language barrier during war
David C I can only imagine what happened during the NATO war simulation with American, Spanish and Italian armies.
Dude this is almost a good video where people can see what it is like to be on an ODA as US special forces have to work with partner forces despite the language barrier.
you should do a video on your diffrent russian/ USSR loadout's or uniforms
Jet: move. Grenade could kill you all.
Teammates: (don’t speak English)
Jet: (gets frustrated they won’t move)
Whoa! I wasn't aware language barrier was so much of an issue. My experience with 1st Platoon (Danny Hassel) was a bit different =)
I hope that doesn't deter you from being in the next TLAE :)
BTW, That maneuver with Leah and the smoke was so b*d*ss!
What do you mean with "actual"? I haven't quite grasped that concept (around 11:45)
Please, say hi to Iggie for me =)
EXAMPLE: "Steel Rain, this is Alpha 2 Actual, priority one message coming through" "Actual" means the commander of the squad, in the example, the commander is broadcasting because he said "Actual"
Normally, the Comms Expert would handle the callsign of the squad (Alpha 2)
Got it! Thanks! :D
@@350FPS Your welcome!
This seems so frustrating but so funny at the same time! lmaoooo
This was hilarious! Especially when you told them that their were enemies in front, they replied back, "there are enemies in front?"
Funniest airsoft related video I've watched in god knows how long. Great effort though, haha!
This reminds me SOOO much of trying to teach battle drills to Iraqis without translators. Just memorize key words and hope for the best. Rashasha. Bawa. Zien? "Oh you know a little English? Now you're a squad leader."
Jajajajaja
So basically its any other day at a regular pickup game trying to coordinate players you have never met before. They also just stare at you, wonder what you just said and then do something completely opposite. But that looks like an amazing place to play! Those rock formations and natural cover are killer!
"My spanish is, ok"
(X) Doubt
When will there be a MSW Canada?
Your airsoft laws are kinda wack thou
I wish, but our laws are sorta shit. And airsoft is not even that big in Canada :/
Pretty sure we have some MILSIM events here, but not nearly as many as south of our border.
As for MSW specifically, like that guy said, Canada’s airsoft laws are a pain in the ass. Most gas pistols (and even some CO2 pistols with low-power flow valves), GBBRs and AEGs firing CQB velocities would need modification for bringing in, as they’d have to exceed 366 FPS with a .2g BB (1.25J)... not to mention the CBSA’s annoying habit of “testing” guns for months or years at a time.
While I believe it’s possible, I do believe it would probably be far more difficult than just having Canadians go south to attend MSW events for the time being. Maybe one day it’ll be viable for Americans (and others) to come here for MILSIM events...
Well there are events but not at this scale
What i’d want is something like the Grozny Insurgency where we can play as civilians
Hey could you make a video teaching the basics of the fire teams and the tings you may think that could be helpful to be affective in a milsim ou skirmish as a squad? Love your videos shout out from Portugal!!!
I can imagine someone running around with a google translator app avoiding getting shot
Dude, you are great, hope you didn't have a bad time trying to communicate. You did a great job leading that team.
Lol *my Spanish is ok*
“Hey spread out. No no no. *quack* Tu y tu aqui. Tu y tu aqui!
Oh wow, that looks super fun. I sorta wish I was there with my CYMA AKM. Nice video
Man, that would be SSSSSSOOOOOOOO FUN just to be playing Airsoft and speaking Spanish. I am still learning, so I thought it was kinda funny when Jet said a word differently than what I would have said. I hope they do a lot more Milsims down there in Mexico.
Bit of a cluster on this mission. Interesting to see how it plays out.
This is the funniest airsoft video I have ever seen :))))
What action camera do u use for air soft. I’m trying to start recording my gameplay but I don’t know which to get
I know how big a barrier this is, I moved to the US and learning English now, but airsoft is airsoft in all languages and we had fun lol
Where are you from originally DesertFox ?
oh my God this is pure struggle!!!!!!! lololololol
I wanna see a jet and leah armory video in 2019
Do you play also in Europe? Germany, Austria,Belgium?
Oh man, this looks SO frustrating and challenging.
I love you Jet, but I don’t know I would describe your Spanish as “ok” - it’s about as good as mine... and I can only order a beer and find a bathroom.
You need to do milsim east, no good fields that I know of in Georgia
Your the best you are the reason I started aitsoft
This was a good watch.
I wish I could jump through the screen and help Jet with his spanish
americans trying to speak any other language besides their own: hilarious
Anyone trying to speak a language besides their first: hilarious
@@Crazy_Crusaderr not if you are capable. Like nearly everyone on earth speaking their native language and english. Okay besides the French too ofc
Felix okay, now I get what you mean and you’re kinda right. However, even if non-English people study English in school, it doesn’t mean they’ll be fluent speakers. Most accents will be hilarious, and there will be many grammar mistakes (which is totally normal for an average non-English guy)
@@felix6587 Baguette can speak english too :( That's an unfair reputation we have
@@permafrost6916 I know man it's unfair for those who don't belong in that assumption, like you obviously dont. But from experience French only want to speak french. Even if you try to speak your bad French they mostly act as if they can't understand you alon. At least the experiences I witnessed around me and my close friends
G-day Jet, mate this vid is so funny, its like your trying to herd cats. :-)
Were there any translators?
Communication is very complicated, imagine if you were in Brazil.
Daniel Carlos from the city of Fortaleza Brazil
You didn't have to worry about grenades man haha, we had pretty much none, but every time we came in contact with you grenades were raining on us
Gotta love the mexican accent... If you ever come to Spain with MSW, the accent it's totally different, u'll se... But the level of english is more or less the same :P
Los españoles a mi parecer tienden a tener un acento muchísimo más marcado al hablar inglés
@jetdesertfox good job homie, frustrating AF...
OMG I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
el chopo gringo 69
confusión en todas partes LOOL jajaja (confusion everywhere... xd)
What are the teams
This is confusing with the non English
This is literally just them sitting trying to understand to understand the Spanish language lmao
Damn i wonder of DesertFox is here in the event.
even it feels doesnt
I wish MSW would host an event in Russia. They have some amazing vehicles and pyrotechnics that would make a true milsim experience if combined with MSW
Lovely video. Seriously, if I may suggest something, it was not exactly a language barrier as much as it was you trying to micro-manage everything and everyone.
I if I may add, telling someone to join his dead squadmates makes me think that you were so anxious to take control that you did not listen to anything they said. Awesome video.
Solid points. Thanks for the constructive criticism.
@@DesertFoxAirsoft Brother, thank you for listening. Big fan here.
It always good to learn other languages just in case
Haha I know Spanish and this was so funny. He didn’t understand what they were saying at all
Jet seams to be having fun😅
Nos vemos no Brasil na warzone
When you play squad in europe server xd
Damn, i should've gone as translator, i thought my english was not good enough but it definitely is lol
frustrating and funny at the same time
Hey Fox Ur video is soo cool
I should have been there shouting in finnish
The language barrier wasn't to bad i used to a game were are three leaders spoke Spanish, German, and French, that was a complete disaster!
Watching this video is quite frustrating for people who can speak both languages fluently. A 12-minute facepalm xD
next year MSW OP should called: Op.chicano
I feel like this accidentally added a level of realism to the milsim
Ha jet was geting so mad :3
COYOTE CAMPERS AIRSOFT furries are gross
Hmm And Why So? Also what make's you think i am a Furry ???
COYOTE CAMPERS AIRSOFT ur profile pic friend
@@-twokinds-2614 Oh ye ... right
Still
@JesusFriedChrist True true 🙂🙂
To be honest I saw this coming
11:21 hit ahhhhh
Feel really bad for that guy shooting at friendlies
Now I understand why you were soooooooo mad at saturdays night lol
Sorry for your team, they are good friends... but not so good players tho hahahaha
Next time you should roll with other dudes with more english (or russian lol)
El jugador vergas te dicen verdad !!!
El mejor jugador de airsoft en México ah escrito. ♥️ que suerte tenerte en gdl
Una cosa es la barrera del idioma y otra que critiques su forma de juego. Esos jugadores los cuales dices que no son tan buenos (según google translate), son los que terminan eliminandote en cada partida de domingo en la que te encuentran.
Disfruta el deporte y no por quedar bien critiques a los compañeros que hacen lo mejor que pueden con lo que tienen.
Saludos.
This manco
solo com ejemplo , los ex soldados tienen menos ego y tienden a criticar mas que los que se piensan milsim, de jugador de BOLITAS DE PLASTICO a jugador de bolitas de plastico mejor ahorrate el ego y superioridad , porque fuera del juego al final en nuestro equipo tenemos almenos mas hermandad , y sin este team no hubiera msw en este campo "just saying"
The language gap was so stressful
Lmao , Im laughing now but I definitely would not know how to communicate with them cuz I barley speak spanish here in Chicago 😂
Nice bro
so are they friendly
The guy who waz in the 2nd zquad zaid they were all dead lol
Milsim West: Jet loses his shit
i wish they would respond to each order with "que?"
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I feel so sorry for that guy to shot at his friendly's, hes so sad
Spanish is the 2 most spoken language in the world
Freakin awesome
Jet do it urself tbh like the stuff that ur haven troulbe getibg arcoss
Granade maybe? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
ure great, very adaptable
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Do a straight outta the box on the JG M4A1 Carbine. I wanna see what your take is on the gun. This is a link if it helps m.airsoftmegastore.com/1906-jg-airsoft-m4a1-carbine-metal-gearbox-aeg-rifle-w-tightbore-barrel.aspx
Tbh I would love to do events like this but I'd probably be the guy that has no idea what anybody is saying and is messing up orders cause I can speak basic Spanish and some chinese
This must have been soo frustrating.
I cant watch this 😂😂💀
I got you next time brother haha and my russian is pretty decent also 👌😂
Im jk not really though airsoft is the turth ✊
Do a review on the g&g combat machine firehawk
Sure could of used more translators to help out
Hi.