Rich Chigga talks about his First Tour, Learning English on YouTube & New Album

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[@jm2officialTV]

Did bro say he had thoughts in English before he even started speaking it? This kid is legendary lol

[@asterio9669]

somehow it'll be like that with everybody... or atleast i kinda get the that same effect. my inner thought speaking in japanesse after binge watching ton of anime for a week

[@ぶりこきザムライ]

Asterio fuckin a weeaboo

[@nnn-v6w]

jm2officialTV It’s because he’s so exposed to English. it’s pretty easy since it’s everywhere. In my school they started teaching us english in 5th grade till high-school. I have been watching English shows, English music, books, games since I was a kid. I’m just impressed by his accent he sounds like a native

[@kastrobudiman]

Aren’t babies doing the same?

[@rogerganga]

This kid's confidence is lit!

[@jovonnicortes5130]

Man I really want to go to his show.

[@uganbu]

What a legend with high IQ. fuck we click.

[@speeds123]

the important thing to learn english is have a good pronouncion right??

[@aprilapriliani5309]

Nah i think vocabulary is more important.

[@Stuttful]

Super Star I’m kinda late but when you start speaking any language, it’s better to practice having a good accent early. It’s harder to fix bad pronunciation habits than to learn new words. He also listened to the language for a while before he started speaking so he got used to how it sounded.

[@akbarak2111]

@@aprilapriliani5309 both things are important,u have to know a lot of vocab and beside of that u practice it aswell

[@符礼彪]

what can we say ?this guy is totally telent

[@abcdefg54321x]

How does he have no accent?

[@booktendersclub1110]

MINSEONG KOH
Jakartan accent is pretty neutral. I speak English with American accent because I watch a lot of American tv series and movies. I speak Arabic like an Aljazeera anchor due to my exposure to this channel. Oh and I speak only Fusha (Classical Arabic) not Amiyah (regional dialect/common language) because of my education in Islamic boarding school.

[@brandonducks]

Indonesians don’t usually have strong accents

[@booktendersclub1110]

Brandon Johnson
That is overgeneralization. It only applies to Jakartans. Javanese have a thick accent. Other ethnics as well.

[@indonesianpalmoilfarmer6328]

Because he’s Indonesian... duhhhh

[@airrwalker]

Simple. He is a singer. Singers are good with intonations

[@nads_artpage]

Like, you know

[@milzan8791]

Banyak ya. Hehe

[@fajarcandra1345]

ua-cam.com/video/k0Nea85suDc/v-deo.html
Here is an example
We call it "chunks" in informal English

[@farisadlin]

He has been speaking less filler

[@yeamadick2261]

yea get me

[@bambangsuprapto6157]

Rich Brian dimana belajar bahasa Inggris....
Rich Brian where is learning English ...

[@eos6677]

UA-cam. 🤫

[@efrivernando5780]

*where did rich brian learn english

[@justeatthat5735]

@@efrivernando5780 its should be learn or learned ??

[@KamaSaeFamily]

@@justeatthat5735 kalo pakai did, kata kerjanya kembali ke infinitive, jadi pakai learn.
+Rich brian learned (learnt) from youtube
-Rich brian didn't learn......
?Did Rich brian learn....