@@acedeca Tapi gimanapun standar orang kalo mau belajar bahasa, pasti yang dipelajari bahasa nasional, bukan lokal. Lagian itu ibu² pada ga ngomong kalimat yang panjang pake bahasa daerah, yang ga bisa membuktika sama sekali bahwa mereka bisa berbicara dalam bahasa tsb.. Nantangin emang, gua bilang yang mereka lakuin curang dan bukan dilarang. Jadi kata curang sah dong. Lagian keknya di depan udah bilang dah kalo bahasa daerah Om ini ga bisa ke 2 orang Indo itu.
Wouter is clearly amazing with languages. However, part of the success to sounding fluent in so many languages is to do most of the talking in order to steer the conversation and say the things you know how to say. I would be interested to know how many languages he can speak really well.
@@gihadel-metnawi3881 He is amazing though. Of course a lot of the languages he's only at a basic conversational level (enough to maybe order a few things, ask for directions, say something is good or bad, and talk about them learning the language). Even that is amazing. He does that for 23 languages. And in a few other languages (in addition to the 23) he is quite proficient. Soooo I don't know, maybe you speak 4 or 5 or even more languages fluently so you think he's "not even mediocre". But 99.9% of people in the world are only fluent in 1-2 languages and may only have basic conversational skills in one other language.
@@gihadel-metnawi3881 And you know, different people have different language goals. It's not like if you're not fluent in a language then it doesn't count.
I'm Italian and speak my mother tongue, French, English and Russian. I have to "restore" my French cause I haven't been speaking it for 10 years, and my Russian I think it is not at an advance level. This intro is to say that I have the same opinion of @スノーラック【ザコ舎弟】 , because in my case I want to speak almost perfectly in a language. If it is not the case, I'm not saying I speak that language. Wouter is ispirational cause he speaks many languages but an elementary level. IMHO I don't switch to Portuguese for example if I still make mistakes in Russian.
You always lose against Indonesian since most of them have at least two native languages: Bahasa and an indigenous language such as Javanese, Sundanese, Batak, Minang, Balinese, etc.
man, please stop spreading wrong term. you should called it either bahasa indonesia or indonesian, dont just called it bahasa its so wrong. you dont want foreigner calling us as bahasian right?
@@MarkyTeriyaki Det samme for mig men jeg mener at de talte egentlig lidt norsk og svensk selvom de taler ikke svensk/norsk i virkelighed. Jeg tror vi er enige med hinanden 👍🏻
The thing about these videos that i really enjoy is when the other persons eyes light up at a chance to hear and speak their language(s) with a stranger. Keep it up man!
@@jplays6354 nope, not dialect, really a language... Theres some similar word, sure... But in core, it all different...for example that i know, chinese race in indo, have 2 diff language... Even tho it similar, i cant even talk to my friend using our local language, even tho both of us is chinese indo, so we forced to use indonesian....
Poor guy, trying to keep the accent of each language, hats off to you haha. I wrote a paragraph for my friend in Russian who I was teaching and wanted to win an award. But he had done all romantic languages but Romanian first. He ended with Italian and it was the most Italian Russian I’ve ever heard 😂
Just a small thing for Japanese. If the subject of a sentence is obvious/already known, it doesn't have to be said. So, when talking about yourself, it's unnecessary to repeat "watashi wa ~" for every sentence.
The secret to learning is to practice and he is constantly doing it, which makes him learn and improve faster. I don't speak as many languages as him, but I live in 4 or 5 different languages every day. For instance, one can easily find myself listening to French music, while reading English news, speaking Spanish and writing in Portuguese almost at the same time. The hard part is that your brain starts finding patterns and you may forget or confuse a few words. And to be quite honest, very often I don't even pay attention to which language I am reading or listening to.
@@OLINDRAW Merci, Pun! Ma langue maternelle est le portugais, et cela devrait m'aider pour le français, mais bien souvent mon cerveau pense en anglais et cela me perturbe. Par exemple, "prêt attention" en portugais est "prestar atenção", ce qui est similaire, mais j'ai tendance à penser "to pay attention" et il n'existe pas de "payer attention". Et Quant à l'autre, toute aide concernant le français est bienvenue. Discutons ensemble! 😁
@@wladimiralves9591 { en Français on dit " prêter attention à" not " pret attention " } {tu n'es pas obligé d'utilisé "cela" ,c'est correcte mais en générale, tout le monde utilise "ça", surtout à l'oral } (●'◡'●) Le fait que tu apprennes le français me rend vraiment fière de ma langue ^^ es tu brésilien ou portugais ? si oui de quelle ville viens tu ? * é muito legal que falas francês (: também falo um pouco Port pq eu gosto muito esta linguá !! As musicas brasileiras são incriveis !! todavia o problema é que já aprendo espanol na escola (( por isso eu to um pouco perdido considerando que youtube é minha unica fonte pra aprendrer Port (❁´◡`❁) Also, can you teach me slang/abbreviations that are widely used ( things like " btw ", plz, lmao, thx but in portuguese ) thanks you!!!
@@OLINDRAW Merci pour les conseils! En fait, je n'ai jamais vraiment compris la différence entre "ça", "cela", "ceci" avant. Quant à moi, je suis brésilien, né à São Paulo, mais d'origine portugaise. C'est à dire, une partie de ma famille vient de Portugal. J'adore apprendre le français. En fait, j'ai commencé à l'apprendre il y a de nombreuses années, mais plus tard j'ai dû apprendre l'anglais à la place et j'ai dû mettre le français de côté. D'ailleurs, à cette époque il n'y avait pas autant d'outils disponible pour l'apprendre comme aujourd'hui. Je suis également heureux que tu t'intéresses au portugais!! Je comprends bien ce que tu dis, parce que j'ai dû apprendre l'espagnol, mais ça peut aussi être difficile pour moi. Il y a des mots très similaires et souvent des faux amis. Aussi, généralement, les Brésiliens peuvent comprendre les hispanophones, s'il parlent lentement, mais les hispanophones semblent avoir plus de mal à comprendre notre portugais, même plus lent. Fait amusant, les gens disent que je parle un peu comme un galicien quand je parle espagnol. Certains des argot qu'on utilise sont: "e aí, blz?" = salut, ça va?, "aff" = c'est comme un soupir, "brinks" = pour indiquer que ce qui a été dit avant ne doit pas être pris au sérieux, il s'agit de sarcasme ou d'ironie, "ctz" = pour indiquer la confiance dans un argument, il peut être appliqué comme une forme d'accord, "sqn" = Il indique qu'une phrase, une image ou une vidéo ne présente pas d'informations correspondant à la réalité et est souvent utilisé comme une forme d'ironie, "rs" = c'est comme "rires" On se voit!
@@wladimiralves9591 { ça = cela : but oraly we only use "ça" = it ex : it changes : ça change/ cela change ce = with the verbe "être" ex: ce sont des actors c' = before a voyelle ex: c'est beau ce= something demonstrative ex: ce chien (this dog) cette= the feminin ex: cette plante (this plant) ceci= something next to the person who talk ex: ceci est à moi also , ceci is used for to annonce something that will happen ex: écoutez ceci, ... / retenez ceci,...} Il y a énormément de Portugais en France aussi. D'ailleurs, ma meilleure amie a des parents brésiliens et portugais :) pourquoi t'as famille a-t-elle immigrée spécifiquement au brésil ? j'aime trop apprendre l'histoire des diasporas dans le monde (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ {désolé pour avoir mis autant de temps pour répondre, le lycée me prend pas mal de temps} ^^
bro i have watched Wouter's vids for so long and i always love when he comes to my language just for some type of redemption towards my own lack of language skills xD big up tho i love this, this guy is living my language dream
So, at the first part the lady spoke in Javanese language, and me myself part of Javanese people would share smth interesting to you guys, for example : English : "eat/eating/ Javanese : "Makan" "Madang "Nedho" "Dahar" "Nguntal" "Mbadog" "Mangan" "Ma'em" "Ngiras"
Bro, if you met any Indonesian while doing that kind of challenge, my advice is, GO AWAY. Indonesia has tooooo many regional languages. They're NOT simply dialects but SEPARATE LANGUAGE. More than 900 ethnics in a single country with their own unique language. You already familiar with 1 of them... Javanese language.
After he spoke Vietnamese, my wholesome meter immediatly went up to 100 because as a Vietnamese person, I like to hear foreigners speak Vietnamese because it's so wholesome.
Anyone else randomly think about running into this guy in the hopes that he doesn’t speak your language then you hear him speak it in a video and you’re like…well damn I wouldn’t get a free tea lmao
You will failed if you do this in Indonesia, because people here mostly speaks local language rather than national language. Except in jakarta 😂 Every 10km there's slightly accent change, Every 100km there's slightly dialect change, Every 1000km there's language change If you really a polyglot, go here in Indonesia, there are more than 700 languages here 😂 even for small Java island, there are something like 5 or 7 languages. Of course, because Indonesia actually actually a group of kingdom.. literally a lot of kingdom
Emak-emak Indonesia walau hidup di negara lain tetep seru ya rame gitu gayanya. Indonesian moms/women, despite they live in other countries are always fun, exciting, and noisy (in a positive way) XD
AaahhhHHHH i LOVED the Greek part. It's literally my dream to learn Greek and I'm currently practising a lot, but it's so difficult😭 γεια σας to all Greek people I love you guys 💞💞
I enjoy your videos! :) It is always surprising when you speak several sentences in a foreign language without hesitation. I would appreciate your channel even more if you upload videos of how you could learn all those languages! 😁👍 Many people would like to learn languages and get some tips from you.
J'ai du mal avec son français mais c'est quand même super qu'il arrive à connaître autant de langue gg je suis sûre que tu s'améliorera rapidement ❤️❤️😁😁
I've watched a few of his videos up to now, it does seem like he talks a lot so I don't know how well he understands the languages and the difficult grammar in them
Lowkey been waiting for a comment like this, I don't like hating on people but like bruh "I don't speak Cantonese but I like your clothes" Where did this come from 😂 All respect to him though languages are a bitch to learn
Thia is dumbest comment I've seen here. He replies to the people he's talking to after they say something in their language. Mouthing a few phrases is different. He can clearly carry an actual CONVERSATION. Just learn something if you're that envious of him.
When you were talking to the Turkish guy you said ‘What you live?’ instead of ‘Where you live in?’ lol. Hate to say that but it sounded like you were just using phrases that tourists usually use instead of ‘talking’ the language. Overall funny content though
I would just like to say, the person that spoke in Papiamento it went South after « bo ta papia Papiamento » because she then went to Spanish 😂🙆🏽♀️, but AWESOME that I saw someone speak my language
Je pense que tu devrais pratiquer un peu ton français. Il est correct à mon avis, je te comprends mais il y a certains mots qui sont mal prononcés. Mais pour vrai c’est incroyable que tu connaisse pleins de langues wow! C’est super intéressant tes vidéos continue à nous divertir, bravo!😉
i think it’s amazing you can “speak” all these languages, but you seem to claim you’re fluent in most of them when you aren’t at all. most of them you only know phrases in.
2:02 Javanese: Piye kabarne? (how are you? what's new?) 1:32 Padang language is from Sumatra island in Indo.. if you meet any indo, brace yourself.. talk to all local indonesian is kinda impossible even from indonesia them self, i can only talk to my local as well..
I bet I would be able to get a bubble tea in just a few seconds of introducing myself in one of the languages where I'm from. Btw I'm from the Torres Strait islands 😁
I was watching your part 2 to these videos and i was thinking to myself, ‘this guy probably doesn’t speak Vietnamese” and the first thing in this video was you speaking Vietnamese 😂
@@b.toxic_bf2120 Yea it's very original; but I didn't mean it like that haha I wanted to say it's cool when there's something on the line, I liked this video a lot
easy lah buat orang indonesia mah, mo ngomong bahasa selain bahasa indonesia tinggal ngomong bahasa daerah🤣 bahasa jawa, sunda, batak, manado, bali, papua, dll 🤣 700+ bahasa local, curang sih sebenernya wkwkwkwk
The only way to defeat is by using dialects. In case of the the Philippines, it would be the "bisaya which is more like language than a dialect, but I guess it could be treated as one
Indonesia is cheating 😂 well indo has at least 500 hundreds language its cool if someone from indo could speak over 5 their language like sunda, java, batak etc but overall it just indo😂 that's why its so important to learn indonesia language
Indonesian: *pulls out their 700 local languages*
Ya, that's cheating. Bangsad emang. Wkwkwk
@@nuryasin5431 nggak juga 🤣 he asked for it, dia yang nantangin kok, kalo dia nggak bisa bahasa minang atau bahasa jawa ya resiko dia 🤣
@@acedeca Tapi gimanapun standar orang kalo mau belajar bahasa, pasti yang dipelajari bahasa nasional, bukan lokal. Lagian itu ibu² pada ga ngomong kalimat yang panjang pake bahasa daerah, yang ga bisa membuktika sama sekali bahwa mereka bisa berbicara dalam bahasa tsb..
Nantangin emang, gua bilang yang mereka lakuin curang dan bukan dilarang. Jadi kata curang sah dong. Lagian keknya di depan udah bilang dah kalo bahasa daerah Om ini ga bisa ke 2 orang Indo itu.
@@nuryasin5431 "The nation knows"
😂 good one google translate
@@moonlightblue9196 what it means?
5:35 legend say he's still waiting for the 🤜🤛
i feel that dude
5:35 DAMN, woulter left my man hanging. 😂
😭😭 rip.... lol
that really hurts
was about to say that :D
😭HAHAHAA
He was angry because he couldn't speak Armenian
The danish guy 4:00 isn't speaking Norwegian. He is just a Dane trying to sound a little bit Norwegian. CHEATER!! NO BUBBLES FOR HIM!!
hahahha
hahaha damn
Well.....he got away with it 😅
Wouter is clearly amazing with languages. However, part of the success to sounding fluent in so many languages is to do most of the talking in order to steer the conversation and say the things you know how to say. I would be interested to know how many languages he can speak really well.
He clearly is not amazing. Not even mediocre. It's just easy to fool people on RUclips. ;)
@@gihadel-metnawi3881 um why do u think that?
@@gihadel-metnawi3881 He is amazing though. Of course a lot of the languages he's only at a basic conversational level (enough to maybe order a few things, ask for directions, say something is good or bad, and talk about them learning the language). Even that is amazing. He does that for 23 languages. And in a few other languages (in addition to the 23) he is quite proficient. Soooo
I don't know, maybe you speak 4 or 5 or even more languages fluently so you think he's "not even mediocre". But 99.9% of people in the world are only fluent in 1-2 languages and may only have basic conversational skills in one other language.
@@gihadel-metnawi3881 And you know, different people have different language goals. It's not like if you're not fluent in a language then it doesn't count.
I'm Italian and speak my mother tongue, French, English and Russian. I have to "restore" my French cause I haven't been speaking it for 10 years, and my Russian I think it is not at an advance level. This intro is to say that I have the same opinion of @スノーラック【ザコ舎弟】 , because in my case I want to speak almost perfectly in a language. If it is not the case, I'm not saying I speak that language. Wouter is ispirational cause he speaks many languages but an elementary level. IMHO I don't switch to Portuguese for example if I still make mistakes in Russian.
5:33 ouch, he left a man hanging
おもしろい😂😂
@@shawcremeans1773 would you mind translating that to english for me please?
@@IFentonito it’s just what Japanese people say when they think something is funny 👍
@@shawcremeans1773 oh okay cool
@shaw you're a native Japanese speaker ?
That Danish guy claiming to speak Norwegian tricked him! He did not sound like one of us!
You always lose against Indonesian since most of them have at least two native languages: Bahasa and an indigenous language such as Javanese, Sundanese, Batak, Minang, Balinese, etc.
This is also probably why most of us hard to learn new language unless we really commit.
With 2 natives and english, we already a trilingual lmao
Yeah no chance he knows acehnese.
man, please stop spreading wrong term. you should called it either bahasa indonesia or indonesian, dont just called it bahasa its so wrong. you dont want foreigner calling us as bahasian right?
Only 2….? That’s cute man 🤣 All the people I know from that region speak 3/4 different languages minimum 🤣
@@philiptucker7590 omg... U are so great...
Wanna be praised eh? Here take it
The Danes did not speak Swedish or Norwegian they just put on a Swedish and Norwegian accent with Danish words lmao
They did differentiate "jeg snakker norsk" with "jeg taler dansk" and "jag prata svenska" though
@@Eric-ti9uw I do minor changes too when I travel to Denmark and Sweden, but I don't really speak the language because of that
@@MarkyTeriyaki Det samme for mig men jeg mener at de talte egentlig lidt norsk og svensk selvom de taler ikke svensk/norsk i virkelighed. Jeg tror vi er enige med hinanden 👍🏻
Måske skulle jeg have sagt at de har brugt nogle få svensk/norsk orde og ikke at de talte norsk/svensk
The thing about these videos that i really enjoy is when the other persons eyes light up at a chance to hear and speak their language(s) with a stranger. Keep it up man!
Indonesia has more than 700 languages, or about 10% of the world's languages.
Ez bubble tea 🇮🇩
just waiting for the Superior Indonesian Person to come up to him and finesse 700 bubble tea vouchers then
You nean dialect?
@@jplays6354 nope, not dialect, really a language...
Theres some similar word, sure...
But in core, it all different...for example that i know, chinese race in indo, have 2 diff language...
Even tho it similar, i cant even talk to my friend using our local language, even tho both of us is chinese indo, so we forced to use indonesian....
Nice. Indonesia is very similar to our india. There are thousands of language here, 22official language and no national language. But I speek only 4🤧
@@sakilsardar1923 im only speak 2 😓
Its ok.. lets go meet him and ask for some bubble tea 😁
Poor guy, trying to keep the accent of each language, hats off to you haha.
I wrote a paragraph for my friend in Russian who I was teaching and wanted to win an award. But he had done all romantic languages but Romanian first. He ended with Italian and it was the most Italian Russian I’ve ever heard 😂
@José Fabián The quality of being a romance language is romantic. That's the definition of the word.
6:11 the speed on that biker lmfao
Just a small thing for Japanese. If the subject of a sentence is obvious/already known, it doesn't have to be said. So, when talking about yourself, it's unnecessary to repeat "watashi wa ~" for every sentence.
Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it. Cheers
I agree Henry 🙏🏾🙏🏾🔥🔥
Please, don't learn javanese or sundanese, you have to meet me first so i can get the free bubble tea 🤣
The secret to learning is to practice and he is constantly doing it, which makes him learn and improve faster. I don't speak as many languages as him, but I live in 4 or 5 different languages every day. For instance, one can easily find myself listening to French music, while reading English news, speaking Spanish and writing in Portuguese almost at the same time. The hard part is that your brain starts finding patterns and you may forget or confuse a few words. And to be quite honest, very often I don't even pay attention to which language I am reading or listening to.
And what is your native langage 😃 ? ( I can help you for your french btw :) )
@@OLINDRAW Merci, Pun! Ma langue maternelle est le portugais, et cela devrait m'aider pour le français, mais bien souvent mon cerveau pense en anglais et cela me perturbe. Par exemple, "prêt attention" en portugais est "prestar atenção", ce qui est similaire, mais j'ai tendance à penser "to pay attention" et il n'existe pas de "payer attention". Et Quant à l'autre, toute aide concernant le français est bienvenue. Discutons ensemble! 😁
@@wladimiralves9591
{ en Français on dit " prêter attention à" not " pret attention " }
{tu n'es pas obligé d'utilisé "cela" ,c'est correcte mais en générale, tout le monde utilise "ça", surtout à l'oral } (●'◡'●)
Le fait que tu apprennes le français me rend vraiment fière de ma langue ^^ es tu brésilien ou portugais ? si oui de quelle ville viens tu ?
* é muito legal que falas francês (: também falo um pouco Port pq eu gosto muito esta linguá !! As musicas brasileiras são incriveis !!
todavia o problema é que já aprendo espanol na escola (( por isso eu to um pouco perdido considerando que youtube é minha unica fonte pra aprendrer Port
(❁´◡`❁)
Also, can you teach me slang/abbreviations that are widely used ( things like " btw ", plz, lmao, thx but in portuguese ) thanks you!!!
@@OLINDRAW Merci pour les conseils! En fait, je n'ai jamais vraiment compris la différence entre "ça", "cela", "ceci" avant. Quant à moi, je suis brésilien, né à São Paulo, mais d'origine portugaise. C'est à dire, une partie de ma famille vient de Portugal.
J'adore apprendre le français. En fait, j'ai commencé à l'apprendre il y a de nombreuses années, mais plus tard j'ai dû apprendre l'anglais à la place et j'ai dû mettre le français de côté. D'ailleurs, à cette époque il n'y avait pas autant d'outils disponible pour l'apprendre comme aujourd'hui.
Je suis également heureux que tu t'intéresses au portugais!!
Je comprends bien ce que tu dis, parce que j'ai dû apprendre l'espagnol, mais ça peut aussi être difficile pour moi. Il y a des mots très similaires et souvent des faux amis. Aussi, généralement, les Brésiliens peuvent comprendre les hispanophones, s'il parlent lentement, mais les hispanophones semblent avoir plus de mal à comprendre notre portugais, même plus lent.
Fait amusant, les gens disent que je parle un peu comme un galicien quand je parle espagnol.
Certains des argot qu'on utilise sont: "e aí, blz?" = salut, ça va?, "aff" = c'est comme un soupir, "brinks" = pour indiquer que ce qui a été dit avant ne doit pas être pris au sérieux, il s'agit de sarcasme ou d'ironie, "ctz" = pour indiquer la confiance dans un argument, il peut être appliqué comme une forme d'accord, "sqn" = Il indique qu'une phrase, une image ou une vidéo ne présente pas d'informations correspondant à la réalité et est souvent utilisé comme une forme d'ironie, "rs" = c'est comme "rires"
On se voit!
@@wladimiralves9591
{ ça = cela : but oraly we only use "ça"
= it ex : it changes : ça change/ cela change
ce = with the verbe "être" ex: ce sont des actors
c' = before a voyelle ex: c'est beau
ce= something demonstrative ex: ce chien (this dog)
cette= the feminin ex: cette plante (this plant)
ceci= something next to the person who talk ex: ceci est à moi
also , ceci is used for to annonce something that will happen ex: écoutez ceci, ... / retenez ceci,...}
Il y a énormément de Portugais en France aussi. D'ailleurs, ma meilleure amie a des parents brésiliens et portugais :)
pourquoi t'as famille a-t-elle immigrée spécifiquement au brésil ? j'aime trop apprendre l'histoire des diasporas dans le monde (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞
{désolé pour avoir mis autant de temps pour répondre, le lycée me prend pas mal de temps} ^^
bro i have watched Wouter's vids for so long and i always love when he comes to my language just for some type of redemption towards my own lack of language skills xD big up tho i love this, this guy is living my language dream
Wow such nice words. I hope you reach your language goals. You'll get there.
So, at the first part the lady spoke in Javanese language, and me myself part of Javanese people would share smth interesting to you guys, for example :
English : "eat/eating/
Javanese :
"Makan"
"Madang
"Nedho"
"Dahar"
"Nguntal"
"Mbadog"
"Mangan"
"Ma'em"
"Ngiras"
It's easy right ♥️
Bro, if you met any Indonesian while doing that kind of challenge, my advice is, GO AWAY. Indonesia has tooooo many regional languages. They're NOT simply dialects but SEPARATE LANGUAGE. More than 900 ethnics in a single country with their own unique language. You already familiar with 1 of them... Javanese language.
The guy doesn't even properly speak the languages commonly taught at schools in the Netherlands. 🙃
True
After he spoke Vietnamese, my wholesome meter immediatly went up to 100 because as a Vietnamese person, I like to hear foreigners speak Vietnamese because it's so wholesome.
Time to learn endangered languages and go to the netherlands
Anyone else randomly think about running into this guy in the hopes that he doesn’t speak your language then you hear him speak it in a video and you’re like…well damn I wouldn’t get a free tea lmao
Indonesia has 718 local languages in just one country.
You will failed if you do this in Indonesia, because people here mostly speaks local language rather than national language. Except in jakarta 😂
Every 10km there's slightly accent change,
Every 100km there's slightly dialect change,
Every 1000km there's language change
If you really a polyglot, go here in Indonesia, there are more than 700 languages here 😂
even for small Java island, there are something like 5 or 7 languages. Of course, because Indonesia actually actually a group of kingdom.. literally a lot of kingdom
Funny how 'Esperanto' has never come up in all these videos, je crois, oder ?
Emak-emak Indonesia walau hidup di negara lain tetep seru ya rame gitu gayanya. Indonesian moms/women, despite they live in other countries are always fun, exciting, and noisy (in a positive way) XD
AaahhhHHHH i LOVED the Greek part. It's literally my dream to learn Greek and I'm currently practising a lot, but it's so difficult😭 γεια σας to all Greek people I love you guys 💞💞
Love you too! ( from a Greek person )
Hope you can learn Greek one day :))
Και εμείς σε αγαπάμε! ❤
You must come to South Africa, we have 11 official languages here. Love your content!🇿🇦❤
I love these videos man! So motivational and real! Keep going bro
Thanks bro, you are motivating me so much and you are so nice to the language learning community. You are cool.
@@WouterCorduwener Thank you for the compliments I try to be nice to people who I share an interest with
5:35 sad man hold his hand out, no responds 😔😭😭😭😭😭😭
Was waiting for someone to pull up with the Klingon
If he was REALLY brave and wanted a REAL good video he would travel to the Indo-Asia region and make a couple videos 🤣
0:21 Mungkin kalo aku ada disitu, aku akan ngomong Krama Inggil :v
Semoga kedepannya bisa kuliah di luar negeri, aamiin.
I enjoy your videos! :) It is always surprising when you speak several sentences in a foreign language without hesitation.
I would appreciate your channel even more if you upload videos of how you could learn all those languages! 😁👍 Many people would like to learn languages and get some tips from you.
J'ai du mal avec son français mais c'est quand même super qu'il arrive à connaître autant de langue gg je suis sûre que tu s'améliorera rapidement ❤️❤️😁😁
Indonesian people is everywhere 😂
Wish i was there, i can speak 3 javanese sub-languages 😂 Ngapak,Suroboyoan,Osing.
5:37 😂😂😂 man.. Bro why'd you do him dirty😂
He's the definition of pretending to speak languages by butchering a few memorized sentences.
I've watched a few of his videos up to now, it does seem like he talks a lot so I don't know how well he understands the languages and the difficult grammar in them
Lowkey been waiting for a comment like this, I don't like hating on people but like bruh "I don't speak Cantonese but I like your clothes" Where did this come from 😂 All respect to him though languages are a bitch to learn
All in the name of fun
@@spoon3160 he admits that he is not fluent in all of them, he’s constantly improving though
Thia is dumbest comment I've seen here. He replies to the people he's talking to after they say something in their language. Mouthing a few phrases is different. He can clearly carry an actual CONVERSATION. Just learn something if you're that envious of him.
When you were talking to the Turkish guy you said ‘What you live?’ instead of ‘Where you live in?’ lol. Hate to say that but it sounded like you were just using phrases that tourists usually use instead of ‘talking’ the language. Overall funny content though
Your Danish is a bit rusty mate 😉
Jeg håber du forbedrer dine evner i sproget
love your videos though
I agree, I am trying to improve it. A friend of mine was helping me today. Cheers
You should learn bangla, it’s pretty easy. I’m Dominican and I’ve learned a decent amount without even really trying
I would just like to say, the person that spoke in Papiamento it went South after « bo ta papia Papiamento » because she then went to Spanish 😂🙆🏽♀️, but AWESOME that I saw someone speak my language
Hello beautiful How are you. I would like To talk To you. I try to speak 4 languages in this moment
Je pense que tu devrais pratiquer un peu ton français. Il est correct à mon avis, je te comprends mais il y a certains mots qui sont mal prononcés. Mais pour vrai c’est incroyable que tu connaisse pleins de langues wow! C’est super intéressant tes vidéos continue à nous divertir, bravo!😉
I freaking love this guy’s videos. The only language I can speak is English lol. I know only a little bit of Spanish and Japanese.
こんにちわ!
I know English Finnish and Swedish a little bit because Sweden invaded us like 300 years ago so we have to learn it for like 5 years at school
Escribe una frase en español c:
this channel is so underrated deserves more subs keep it up sir
5:33 he left my man hanging :.(
i think it’s amazing you can “speak” all these languages, but you seem to claim you’re fluent in most of them when you aren’t at all. most of them you only know phrases in.
how do you that is for all the languages and not just ones you know?
I feel so bad that he didn’t fist bump the guy back🥺 it wasn’t his fault he didn’t see him but still
because Indonesia has 718 languages if I'm not mistaken
2:02
Javanese: Piye kabarne? (how are you? what's new?)
1:32
Padang language is from Sumatra island in Indo..
if you meet any indo, brace yourself..
talk to all local indonesian is kinda impossible even from indonesia them self,
i can only talk to my local as well..
If I was there I will get a jackpot, I'll speak Toraja, Makassar, Java, Sunda, 4 bubble tea 🤣🤣 ultimate Indonesia 👍🏻
WOW! He speaks Greek as well. 6:30
Lots of love from Greece and Cyprus.
That’s a cool idea! And it’s really inspiring to see how many other people are also polyglots!
One of the ladies in the first group was speaking Cambodian 😌
Wait till he hears our language 🤣
98% of world population didn't even know we exist and we use our own language🥴
Gosh,finally i found Armenian in this videos. Love your channel!!!
Actually there are lots of langguage in indonesia, i'm sure he can't speak javanese,sundanese,buginese, and many more.
*Javanese 🗿
If you don't speak their language? Poor guys they will never drink..😂
Hahaha come on
@@WouterCorduwener 😂😂😂😂
Tiap ada vlog baru dari kamu, pasti selalu saya tonton dan saya nantikan, terima kasih kawan, salam persahabatan dari indonesia 😁 🙏
Ο Έλληνας ο καλύτερος απ όλους 😉
I would win because he does not speak Somali
I bet I would be able to get a bubble tea in just a few seconds of introducing myself in one of the languages where I'm from.
Btw I'm from the Torres Strait islands 😁
So cool! Do you travel between islands often?
Surely free buble tea for me. Bet he never heard "Dusun Language" before 😂 Aramaitii
Indonesia can cheats this game, because we can do some native languages and... We have ton of native languages
Not e always trying to find Indian languages
I was watching your part 2 to these videos and i was thinking to myself, ‘this guy probably doesn’t speak Vietnamese” and the first thing in this video was you speaking Vietnamese 😂
Me: *laughs maniacally in Polish*
You can't win againts Indonesian. Every one of us has their own mother languages.
I like these videos, like the "5 euros if I don't speak your language", but do what you want to do, I am just a feedback
I like all your videos so don't worry
I liked the bubble tea switch. Its a cool variation. Not all prices have to be money ✌️
@@b.toxic_bf2120 Yea it's very original; but I didn't mean it like that haha
I wanted to say it's cool when there's something on the line, I liked this video a lot
Nobody coming out here speaking sugondese
He's fortunate that he didn't meet Indians 😂
Thanks for the video! Me ha encantado 👍👍 очень позитивно :)) подарував мені гарний настрій 😊
easy lah buat orang indonesia mah, mo ngomong bahasa selain bahasa indonesia tinggal ngomong bahasa daerah🤣 bahasa jawa, sunda, batak, manado, bali, papua, dll 🤣 700+ bahasa local, curang sih sebenernya wkwkwkwk
The only way to defeat is by using dialects. In case of the the Philippines, it would be the "bisaya which is more like language than a dialect, but I guess it could be treated as one
and there is me from Luxembourg 😀
That greek man be fiiine tho
Opnieuw leuke video Wouter! Goed bezig, blijven gaan 👏👏👏
Ah goed bezig. Kom je uit Vlaams?
@@theblackryvius6613 yes, uit Vlaanderen.
Of course the Armenians get you
Bretagne actually has his own language, Claire should have spoken a bit for a free tea lmao
Yeah, sad that it's just known as a French province
Yess!! It's a local language so it's still a language
I was fanboying so hard over the people who spoke Armenian, Greek, Turkish, Arabic, and German 😂
5:35 .. a moment of silence. Fallen brother
First time I heard armenian, wow
I think it's a beautiful language, and these 5 people were so nice to me. They were literally teaching me some phrases during the challenge haha
I recognized the Armenian language when I heard "barev dzez" because im learning it and it's literally the only thing I know 💀
I definitely would've won 3 or 4 bubble tea. haha but i wouldve conversated in dutch, Afrikaans or German with you or my broken chinese
it's already amazing he can speak many conversational languages
Omg I felt really sad about the guy on the minute 5:35
You can learn Bangla. Many people died because of this language in 21 February 1952. And 21 February is international Mother language Day.
Im indonesian , I speak Indonesian, Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Banjarese, Dayak, Osing, English, French.
Hollandse Einstein :D :D tebrikler çok dil biliyorsunuz,Belçikadan Selam Wouter
Indonesia is cheating 😂 well indo has at least 500 hundreds language its cool if someone from indo could speak over 5 their language like sunda, java, batak etc but overall it just indo😂 that's why its so important to learn indonesia language
I wonder why he can't speak Bengali it's the 5th most spoken language in the world
Excited for these new friends he has that speak new languages to him !!
4:00 that’s not Norwegian.
love from indonesia 🇮🇩 🥰
BRUH I DIDN'T EXPECT HIM TO KNOW DANSIH😭😭😭
உங்களுக்கு தமிழ் தெரியுமா??
Mann, Indonesian will always win, we have tons of local languages and dialects
5:34 you ignored the fist bump
Senang sekali kamu bisa bahasa Indonesia, congrats bro
Waiting for someone to appear with sign language