Came here as a Hungarian to hear the accent because there was a Hungarian 🇭🇺 flag in the thumbnail just to notice it’s been mixed up with Bulgaria 🇧🇬 again 😂 oh well
@@Hugo-gc8jm If you had bothered to check the other comments before you commented you would have seen that I was the first to point this out. When I'm about to make a comment that someone else might have already made, I check to see if someone already made that comment and like his comment. Sometimes I'll reply to let him know that I was about to make that comment but he beat me to it. Try that next time.
I guessed it is germany but not from her accent i think she doesn't have that much of an accent. I guessed it because of Döner. As a Turk i knew döner is very famous in Germany so that's why
In Europe we're usually taught British English that's why you'd sometimes hear it when people speak. Especially people from german speaking countries since german has the schwa sound in the end of words just like british english.
I wonder if Ana from Brazil has any accent, because I can't notice. I can barely notice Julia's accent. But I'm not a native English speaker, I'm also Brazilian.
I'm a non-native English speaker (Norwegian)., and Ana doses have an accent, but I think it's very subtle. Maybe native English speakers will think differently. Ayway, I think Ana's English is very good. Julia's accent is more noticeable, I think, but I also think she speaks good English.
Wdym? I dont understand but döner was a turkish food, kebab too, germany just make döner and kebab combined and make "döner kebab" so germany is copy our food
@Alparslan-1071s that is also wrong, the name Döner Kebap only used due to Germans. The food's name is just Döner. What Turkish guest workers did in Geemany is just adding sauce and some sides to the döner. Why it started to get called döner kebap is, because Germans first meet döner in kebap shops, so name stuck like that.
she does, maybe a little bit of that brazilian singsongy rythym, but that is just maybe because that rythm is just stuck in my head after my portugese classes
Eighth day of requesting this idea: Hello! It will be really nice if you guys made a video of comparing different Chinese dialects like the Hokkien dialect, hakka dialect, and cantonese dialect with Korean and Japanese. And get these people who speak it from China specifically. You can find some majority of hokkien speaking people in the Fujian province of China. You can find majority of Hakka speaking people from Guangdong province in China. You can find majority of Cantonese speaking people from Guangdong province in China. This is because these dialects are closer to old and Middle Chinese. So there will be more similarities when you compare Korean, japanese. I’ve been wanting someone to make a video like that for a long time.
the video was very chaotic. Like the time between someone new coming up to speak- them guessing- most of the time not even giving their final answer and then answer poping up was just really hectic. on top of that with the hectic (and still to loud) background music.
The italian accent for people that speaks english are very different in which part of Italy they come from. The typical stereotype is an italian that speaks english and come from the south of Italy.
@@crispypharitas If you had bothered to check the other comments before you commented you would have seen that I was the first to point this out. When I'm about to make a comment that someone else might have already made, I check to see if someone already made that comment and like his comment. Sometimes I'll reply to let him know that I was about to make that comment but he beat me to it. Try that next time.
the famous Doener Kebab was NOT brought to Germany but created in Germany (Berlin) explicit FOR German/Western taste at the time when fast food became a thing (thats why it looks like fast food and not like the 'plate meal' in Turkey - which not many knew and know. Thats also the reason why you have much more Doener shops in Germany than in any other country)
That is actually a really big misinformation. Döner in sandwich form started in Ottoman Empire times İstanbul, and it was already a really popular street food here before guest workers. Berlin style döner differs by sauce and sides usage, because we don't put much in döner, since we prefer the taste of meat to be more pronounced. What Kadir Numan did was, bring something that was already popular in his home but Germanized it a bit slowly. Also when you want to eat Döner in Türkiye, you most likely eat in bread, but lavash become popular in the last years due to economical reasons, same with chicken döner becoming more popular. We eat döner as a plate meat when we want to eat something a bit more fancy but not that much.
😂 lol döner is German as much as Bratwurst 🌭 is Turkish 😊 This is a ridiculous attempt to steal our national food! Greeks..and now the Germans! Noooo döner is not a plate only meal in Turkiye 😊
@@semprefidelis76 It's funny that you speak about Greeks because in France, when the kebab was introduced, they didn't want to tell it was a Turkish dish - because Turkish food is not well known in France - so instead they introduced it as Greek. I agree, it's extremely weird, because there absolutely no connection with Greece, but it sounded better to sell a "Greek" sandwich. And this is why, still today, the word "grec" (Greek) is sometimes used for "kebab".
@@ItalixPubg Well yeah, several years ago when I visited France. I was surprised by the “Grec” word in every corner. I figured it meant Greek, but later it was even more astonishing to find out it actually meant what we Turks call döner. But in defense of Greeks, I don’t think we Turks can fully claim rights to it. Greeks do their own versions, so do we Turks as well as several Arab nations and also in many Russian countries. After all, we Turks are a really mixed nation. I have 89% Greek DNA lol so I feel like defending Greeks every once in a while lol 😂 But baklava, no way. That is done best in Türkiye. No comparison 😁 🇹🇷❤️🇫🇷
This is the first video with someone from eastern europe that I saw with Uzbekistan. It would be really cool to have some Ukrainian on the show, to compare sounds with Portuguese!
I wonder if English is the only language without a defined accent. Other languages have regional variations, but the accents still have an overall sound that is an essential part of the language. With English the accent doesn't really matter. You can speak English with a strong French or German accent, but it's still English. If you speak French or German with an accent that doesn't at least sound somewhat similar to a native accent then it's not really speaking the language properly.
How could u put the Hungarian flag on the thumbnail instead of the Bulgarian one? They do look similar... But if u do a little research ull get the difference
Aleyna from Türkiye has a good accent level, so it was hard to recognise. But we Turks have a really distinctive English accent. Since we pronounce every letter in a word in Turkish, we tend to do it in English as well. Also, we pronounce some sounds the same way in Turkish which causes totally disaster. Like "r". We have a strong "r" in Turkish but in English, there isn't. We can't pronounce some sounds since we don't have like "th in think", or "ae in bad". We pronounce them like tink, and bed. Finally, due to having agglutinative grammar, Turkish isn't fast. That's why we cannot speak English fast, we speak slowly.
ایرانی همیشه در صحنه، هنگام شرکت در یه برنامه فان باید ۷۰۰۰هزار سال تاریخ رو نادیده بگیره و صرفا ۱۰ ثانیه در راستای انقلاب جنسی خیالیش حرف بزنه! عالی!!
Austria
Subtitles: Australia
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Bro i feel deeply offended
Feel Spanish shame
Lol who cares, what's the difference?))) (just kidding)
@@zukunftverstehen They speak better English in Austria
Lloyd Christmas: "G'day mate!"
This is like "World Friends trivia". If you recognize most of them, you've watched too much Worlds Friends haha
😨
Literally me 😂
Im a world not so friend but i love this show...
Good see Christina 🇺🇲more often on world friends, Julia 🇧🇷 is amazing, the brazilian presence is always great, 50 accents are too much 😂
Came here as a Hungarian to hear the accent because there was a Hungarian 🇭🇺 flag in the thumbnail just to notice it’s been mixed up with Bulgaria 🇧🇬 again 😂 oh well
SAME
Me too!😅
Same😢
lol me too, why can't they just add the proper flag 😭
Wait really 😢I was waiting the hole time 😅 Na mindegy
At 17:17 in this video an error was made. The word "Australia" pops up on the screen when it should be the word "Austria".
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editor is also a human 😢
was looking for this comment
Austria 🇨🇦🍁 is not the same as Australia 🇳🇿
@@Apawcalypse_Meow Canada?
Hahaha we tried our best 😂 This was a fun one! -Christina 🇺🇸
Open for marriage proposals? Asking for a friend!
I loved it Christina, I hope you will continue
The OG with the NG!! Two of the most iconic people on the channel.
Well at this point I already love seeing Julia, and the way She speaker is just cuuuute 🤭
17:17 it's Austria not Australia
The girls showed that they had a very keen ear to differentiate so many accents. I liked.
My fav duo!! I need to watch it asap heheh
The lady from Poland - technically her name is Zuzanna,but Zuzia is dominutive we use very often .
One second Julia is like, “We’re doing real bad.”, and the next second she just like,”Spain!!”
Italian person: "We're famous for food-a".
Julia: "She doesn't have an Italian accent" 😂😂😂
I was thinking the exact same thing 😂
she's like Mario talking with Luigi
Most Italian woman on the planet speaks.
Julia: "I don't think she's Italian."
10:18 INDONESIA
Poor Austrian always being called Australian
the Brazilian girl is so like my one of member of far family
me too(my couin)
Watching from Bangladesh! 🇧🇩
same
Me too.
" AUSTRALIA" lmao
@@Hugo-gc8jm If you had bothered to check the other comments before you commented you would have seen that I was the first to point this out. When I'm about to make a comment that someone else might have already made, I check to see if someone already made that comment and like his comment. Sometimes I'll reply to let him know that I was about to make that comment but he beat me to it. Try that next time.
I was waiting to see if Julia would catch on when the brazilian accented english showed up
Good to see Christina again!
16:11 ill be honest, as a Dutch person, i probably wouldve guessed like germany too. She definitely doesnt have a typical Dutch accent
I guessed it is germany but not from her accent i think she doesn't have that much of an accent. I guessed it because of Döner. As a Turk i knew döner is very famous in Germany so that's why
You are speaking of two different people.
I don't think she is even Dutch. It is nowhere near Dutch
In Europe we're usually taught British English that's why you'd sometimes hear it when people speak. Especially people from german speaking countries since german has the schwa sound in the end of words just like british english.
Hi Christina and Julia!!!❤
I'm watching too much of Worlds Friends. I almost can guess every one of them 😂
13:30 iran🇮🇷❤️
Julia is such a vibe
Julia:"I was the host the show?"
Production: "(Yes)" 😂😂😂
Wow this is great, watching 52 people in one video was so unexpected
I would glad to see if it has another video with all of them again
BORA JULINHA REPRESENTANDO 🇧🇷🇧🇷👊🏻💯
Just a note about the thumbnail - Hungarian flag is shown instead of Bulgarian.
Love the Christina and Julia Duo ❤
20:36 TÜRKİYE 🇹🇷🫀
Hi Christina and Julia!!!!
And here is the uvula of Julia 22:50 :) Love your energy girl!
Boa Julinha! Dominando tudo.
А вы тоже пролистали все комментарии но так и не нашли того самого героя, который кидает тайминги под подобными видео?
exactly
My dumb ass only realised 8 mins in that they only hear audio and don't get a visual of the speakers, lol.
I wonder if Ana from Brazil has any accent, because I can't notice. I can barely notice Julia's accent. But I'm not a native English speaker, I'm also Brazilian.
I'm a non-native English speaker (Norwegian)., and Ana doses have an accent, but I think it's very subtle. Maybe native English speakers will think differently. Ayway, I think Ana's English is very good.
Julia's accent is more noticeable, I think, but I also think she speaks good English.
Julia can almost sound like a native English speaker but the more passionate or lazy she's feeling the more her Brazilian accent comes out.
Ana Have a Little bit Accent,but i cant indentify the country.
Ana has accent yes
The reason Annie - Swiss girl, spoke English like a Brit was because she lived in England for 12 years
Also I know this because I watched a video on this channel when nessa - 19 year old us teen, tried to guess different Germans’ countries
19:58 ‘Döner is not from my country’
Blasphemy!!!!! It was born in Berlin!!!!
It born in Ottoman empire, plate form in Bursa, sandwich form in İstanbul.
Wdym? I dont understand but döner was a turkish food, kebab too, germany just make döner and kebab combined and make "döner kebab" so germany is copy our food
@Alparslan-1071s that is also wrong, the name Döner Kebap only used due to Germans. The food's name is just Döner. What Turkish guest workers did in Geemany is just adding sauce and some sides to the döner. Why it started to get called döner kebap is, because Germans first meet döner in kebap shops, so name stuck like that.
@@kofteistkofteah okay thanks for correcting my mistake, but döner is still belongs to turkey
@@ww.tr.c0m yup, it is. Claiming otherwise is insanity :D
16:38
The moment of epiphany🤣🤣🤣
The Iranian girl was so cute and elegant
Ahahahah i only guest 1, italy 😂 and i'm italian too😂😂😂😂
14:41 my country 🇧🇬🇧🇬❤️ The Oldest Country in Europe.
Bulgarian kiselo mlyako (yogurt) is the best 💯
So far this is the furthest one😂😂 50 people’s nationality to guess 😂
any Polish people here? 🇵🇱🇵🇱💕
tak
Nie XD XD But I love your country, ¡saludos desde Costa Rica!
Siema
Cristina's back ❤❤❤
Love you, Julia. ♥
Me: Oh there's Julia! **proceeds to watch the whole video excitedly** lol 😂
Juila sounds very close to a native english speaker
She's tots fluent
If you learn language for long time you will sound like native speaker
she does, maybe a little bit of that brazilian singsongy rythym, but that is just maybe because that rythm is just stuck in my head after my portugese classes
No she doesn't, she sounds American, not native at all! The key is in the name of the language!
@@stevemarks9360what’s your point
19:33 kahit nakapikit ako bunso ANICA maboboses-an kita hahahahaa😅😅😅
‘Tamo kahit sila Julia nabosesan ka. 😂😂🇵🇭
As a kiwi if he didn't talk about meat pies I would not have guessed New Zealand.
It says "polygloyts guess 50 people's nationality" is christina a polyglot tho ?
Eighth day of requesting this idea:
Hello! It will be really nice if you guys made a video of comparing different Chinese dialects like the Hokkien dialect, hakka dialect, and cantonese dialect with Korean and Japanese.
And get these people who speak it from China specifically.
You can find some majority of hokkien speaking people in the Fujian province of China.
You can find majority of Hakka speaking people from Guangdong province in China.
You can find majority of Cantonese speaking people from Guangdong province in China.
This is because these dialects are closer to old and Middle Chinese. So there will be more similarities when you compare Korean, japanese.
I’ve been wanting someone to make a video like that for a long time.
Editor need an Austria vs Australia crash course
You guys were really bad 😂❤
the video was very chaotic.
Like the time between someone new coming up to speak- them guessing- most of the time not even giving their final answer and then answer poping up was just really hectic. on top of that with the hectic (and still to loud) background music.
Just keep bringing Christina, I swear u guys gonna get more views
I saw Saki JP more of her, please
The accent from the girl "from the Netherlands" is not even close to the Dutch accent :')
Julia Talks the most Americanized english Accent,that she sounds like a local from Massachussets..
Laura voice came in clutch haha
Also no Draga?
Julia simplesmente! 😍
The italian accent for people that speaks english are very different in which part of Italy they come from. The typical stereotype is an italian that speaks english and come from the south of Italy.
Some one find iran for me and tag time😂❤
The classical music one is Austria not Australia
@@crispypharitas If you had bothered to check the other comments before you commented you would have seen that I was the first to point this out. When I'm about to make a comment that someone else might have already made, I check to see if someone already made that comment and like his comment. Sometimes I'll reply to let him know that I was about to make that comment but he beat me to it. Try that next time.
@@davea6314 bro, this is not a competition, chill LOL bro got offended for exactly nothing, whatsoever
ACDC is classical music for me, so that checks
btw at 17:15 u wrote Australia for Austria lol
2 OF MY FAVS IN A VID
Whatever happened to the girl from the UK that used to team up with Christina? Was her name Laura?
Iran🇮🇷🇮🇷😍 5:55
the famous Doener Kebab was NOT brought to Germany but created in Germany (Berlin) explicit FOR German/Western taste at the time when fast food became a thing (thats why it looks like fast food and not like the 'plate meal' in Turkey - which not many knew and know. Thats also the reason why you have much more Doener shops in Germany than in any other country)
They were selling it on streets in pide during ottoman times
That is actually a really big misinformation. Döner in sandwich form started in Ottoman Empire times İstanbul, and it was already a really popular street food here before guest workers. Berlin style döner differs by sauce and sides usage, because we don't put much in döner, since we prefer the taste of meat to be more pronounced. What Kadir Numan did was, bring something that was already popular in his home but Germanized it a bit slowly.
Also when you want to eat Döner in Türkiye, you most likely eat in bread, but lavash become popular in the last years due to economical reasons, same with chicken döner becoming more popular. We eat döner as a plate meat when we want to eat something a bit more fancy but not that much.
😂 lol döner is German as much as Bratwurst 🌭 is Turkish 😊 This is a ridiculous attempt to steal our national food! Greeks..and now the Germans! Noooo döner is not a plate only meal in Turkiye 😊
@@semprefidelis76 It's funny that you speak about Greeks because in France, when the kebab was introduced, they didn't want to tell it was a Turkish dish - because Turkish food is not well known in France - so instead they introduced it as Greek. I agree, it's extremely weird, because there absolutely no connection with Greece, but it sounded better to sell a "Greek" sandwich. And this is why, still today, the word "grec" (Greek) is sometimes used for "kebab".
@@ItalixPubg Well yeah, several years ago when I visited France. I was surprised by the “Grec” word in every corner. I figured it meant Greek, but later it was even more astonishing to find out it actually meant what we Turks call döner. But in defense of Greeks, I don’t think we Turks can fully claim rights to it. Greeks do their own versions, so do we Turks as well as several Arab nations and also in many Russian countries. After all, we Turks are a really mixed nation. I have 89% Greek DNA lol so I feel like defending Greeks every once in a while lol 😂 But baklava, no way. That is done best in Türkiye. No comparison 😁 🇹🇷❤️🇫🇷
Yehhhh Christina is back ❤ Greats from Belgium 🇧🇪
🤣🤣👏🙌🙌BRBR😎!!!
How could you write “Australia” instead of Austria 😂
It's easy to know us Filipinos because we actually pronounce every letters...
This is the first video with someone from eastern europe that I saw with Uzbekistan. It would be really cool to have some Ukrainian on the show, to compare sounds with Portuguese!
Greetings from Türkiye 🖐🏻🇹🇷
i'm turkish and i didn't get the turkish girl 😭
Ok, but why Lalita looks like Alita from the movie ?
17:17 Are they doing some meme here or it's a Typo?
Draga ♥️🇷🇸
Where was she? Didn't see her at all.
I wonder if English is the only language without a defined accent. Other languages have regional variations, but the accents still have an overall sound that is an essential part of the language. With English the accent doesn't really matter. You can speak English with a strong French or German accent, but it's still English. If you speak French or German with an accent that doesn't at least sound somewhat similar to a native accent then it's not really speaking the language properly.
17:48 This one was easy, she appeared in various videos, her accent is unmistakable.
Next video, You should do a bigger version of a lot of girls playing the telephone game on your next video ❤
I stopped the video when the subtitle spelt Austria as Australia
Pretty julia❤❤❤
it should be Austria and not Australia. Big disrespect
How could u put the Hungarian flag on the thumbnail instead of the Bulgarian one? They do look similar... But if u do a little research ull get the difference
23:16 JAJAJAJA nooo me rei demasiado de la manera en como pusieron a Julia 😂
yes 😃👍
Di Menit 10:21
Indonesia 🇮🇩 Terkenal Dengan Suara (R)
14: 43 whaat !! Yoğurt from Türkiye !!!🇹🇷🇹🇷
AYNENN
She said "famous for", not "originated from". Relax!
14:03 guess who colonized lebanon
Christina on the vídeo ? Oh yeah, i'm gonna watch for sure 😁
If that’s Canadian it has to be from Nova Scotia or something, that’s a very uncommon accent (I thought it was Irish)
Austrialia gotta be invented someday, anyone got some spare land? Anyone? Russia? Canada, anyone?😮
Aleyna from Türkiye has a good accent level, so it was hard to recognise. But we Turks have a really distinctive English accent. Since we pronounce every letter in a word in Turkish, we tend to do it in English as well. Also, we pronounce some sounds the same way in Turkish which causes totally disaster. Like "r". We have a strong "r" in Turkish but in English, there isn't. We can't pronounce some sounds since we don't have like "th in think", or "ae in bad". We pronounce them like tink, and bed. Finally, due to having agglutinative grammar, Turkish isn't fast. That's why we cannot speak English fast, we speak slowly.
ایرانی همیشه در صحنه، هنگام شرکت در یه برنامه فان باید ۷۰۰۰هزار سال تاریخ رو نادیده بگیره و صرفا ۱۰ ثانیه در راستای انقلاب جنسی خیالیش حرف بزنه! عالی!!
Oh, Aksa, I miss her! 🥰
9:40 well, you did the Indian accent pretty well but common... that's not how the Indian girl said it, it was a pretty neutral accent 😂
These disgusting yt ppl love to mock other people's cultural accents when we don't Even speak like that