it’s bit weird that he said so many times “that’s true” because the meaning turned into “that’s reality”. what he should’ve said is “的确” (indeed) to sound less like google translated
Same, thats why the grandma is out because shes a native speaker. Hhahahaha People sometimes go brain dead to be politocaly right then be wrong in the end.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast my great aunt is a HUGE dumpling addict, it's actually the reason why she got her nickname 😂. Aunt Dump, for years I always wondered why we called her that
For those that don’t speak Mandarin. The grandmother is the only one who sounds like she speaks it fluently. Everyone else sounds like they just learned the language off Duolingo.
for the people who don't understand mandarin: the grandma is literally the only person who sounds like she can speak chinese fluently. everyone else sounds like they've just been taught only those lines.
Thankfully they're still people letting them celebrate their culture inside a heavily Westernized country like the US Imagine if they banned that, being strictly Western No other languages, no non Western gestures, etc Then we're truly living in 1984
Man, never knew my 1 semester of Mandarin class would actually be useful enough that I could agree lol. Yeah, only the grandma sounds natural and normal. The rest sounds very articulated.
But its understandable that you dont understand chinese as Americans are not required to learn chinese but when it comes to me, someone who's half chinese...
@@bangbangsussybaka12345 yikes in Mexico there is a Chinatown only been their once you hear a very good Mandarin accent and then there is the ultra mega Latino accent
*Edit 7 months after posted: Kindly disregard what I've said. I've made a fatal error in reading.* Nah, Korean has their own alphabet. Yes alphabets, look them up. They are nothing like Chinese.
HakingMC dude, u r off-topic. U will get a D or F if this happened in an essay. Plus, Korean culture is historically greatly influenced by China. The reason behind their change of alphabet could be a product of the government trying to get rid of the influence of Chinese characters. Not just as simple as somebody later corrected me saying Korean people weren't able to master original Chinese characters. Everything is possible within this political and educational move. Stop @ me if you are not talking about the character (the cast )'s ethnicity. The topic is about the controversy of this show for using non-Chinese Asians to portray Chinese. If you think character only means the basic component of a word, stop using youtube and go buy a dictionary, plz.
I speak Cantonese and I have no idea how I learnt to speak it since I spoke it from a young age. Not to mention all languages keep evolving each day, sometimes there are some internet slangs that move over to real life conversations and I can't understand what my friends are saying lol
I am so proud of this family. Their not ashamed of their heritage. I’m only like a 4th Chinese, but I still wish I learned Mandarin and a bit of Cantonese.
Well... as an asian(South Korean), eating cereal in the bowl(we have kinda bowls in Korea.) Is very usual to me and also to every Korean. Whenever My mon gives cereal to me as my breakfast, she gives a bowl which is very similar to the bowl in the video. I am sure that it must be usual in any asian countries where people eat cereal. So, your reaction is very interesting to me😄😄😄😄
While most comments say the grandma is the only one that speaks Mandarin fluently, I think the mother has a nice Taiwanese accent and sounds just as fluent if not more.
the grandma can speak Mandarin well. Some might argue she has an accent, but that’s how exactly my sister’ mother-in-law speaks Mandarin, she moved to and lived in NY for nearly forty years, now both of her English and Mandarin are with accent lol . Actually even I have accent when I speak mandarins cuz I used to live in Philippine for just five years.
“Some might argue she has an accent, but that’s exactly how my sister’ mother-in-law speaks Mandarin” As a Chinese-American born in the US, it’s pretty much how I speak Mandarin too.
@@mechadoggy eh. I came here when I was 7, 23 years ago. None of my family or any of our family friends speak like this. Not only is her pronunciation off, the word choice and sentence structure is also really odd.
@@user-nj9ru4ef2w Maybe it’s just a matter of different accents from different provinces of China. For instance, when I gave a tour of my high school to a bunch of teachers from mainland China, they could immediately tell I had a southern Chinese accent/pronunciation. As another example, I remember seeing a leaked video where a Wuhan nurse was admitting that they already had over 100,000 Covid cases back when the Communist government was officially claiming only 10,000 cases at the time. That Wuhan nurse had a very very thick Hubei accent that I could barely understand. Even my parents could barely understand her.
Leonardo Westcott they ‘ve already quite good to spoke like that . I ‘m a Chinese, I know many Chinese people they don’t know how to praise others , if you can’t say something nice, please just don’t say anything.
"Screw it, I'm out. I've been wanting someone to pass me those dumplings for half an hour but I don't know how to say "Give me them dumps" in Mandarin."
That was the strangest thing to me. Most of the Chinese and Taiwanese people I know who are actually “fresh off the boat” would just reach over to get it themselves. Different set of customs, is all.
That's why the Chinese restaurant have a spinning round table where u can move the food closer to you. The concept of passing the food is the western way I think.
The accent you are hearing are the actors staying in character. The characters aren't supposed to have perfect accents, except for grandma. The accents reflect that.
i mean, if you spend the majority of your life learning a language and have a spouse that speaks the same one, you should have a pretty good understanding of it. not only that they lived in chinatown for a period of time. if this were real id expect much more chinese from all of them honestly. i think its just lack of language knowledge on the actors and scriptwriters part lol
The mom’s calm stare at the end. I felt that in my soul. Don’t mess with her. She seems calm but it’s the calm intent of a rattlesnake ready to strike.
I agree with you on both counts but it was hard to keep the charade going after Candace Wu let loose with that cuss-fest indicating how much she despised the show. There was no fixing that, though that phony sure tried.
Everyone is making a huge fuss over their accent but isn't it in character of them to have a bad accent? They're Chinese American immigrants and their kids are first generation I believe, as a first gen myself I never learned my native language because my family assimilated to American culture so we wouldn't be seen as foreigners. It would be common for them to lose their accent or even some of if not all of the language. My sister was born in the Philippines and Tagalog was her first language but she lost it when my parents made the move here. Idk I think y'all are just being really picky
You should never forget where you came from. I suggest learning your native language and getting more in touch with your origins. It is up to you but you need to remember that America does not have a culture of its own, it does have a culture but not it's own. In the future, you might regret the fact that you disregarded an important part of yourself, which made you unique. Of course, it is up to you.
Mariah B. I'm totally on your side. I'm an adopted kid from China and completely lost my native tongue since I live with an American family. It's not easy to just "learn" a culture that you can't really connect to like others can. I would die to know my own culture and roots but it isn't easy, especially the older I get. I've tried learning Mandarin on my own ever since I was a kid, but I get self conscious that other Chinese people will think I suck and that I'm too "American" for them or something.
it is a huge deal. don't know abt you but chinese families generally instill a deep value and sense of worth into the culture. yours might not think like this and its alright, but for most of us its an important part of the identity
FUCK YEAH I AM!!!!!!! but seriously, WHY DOES CHINESE HAVE TO HAVE SUCH DIFFICULT FUCKING PRONOUNCIATIONS???? AND WHATS THE POINT OF USING FUCKING TONES IN EACH WORD????? I MEAN LIKE JUST FUCKING INVENT A NEW CHINESE WORD INSTEAD OF LAZILY TONING IT
ikr??? such difficulty. welp, i guess the chinese are too used to their toning language. but i do think they should make it more like their little brother, japanese
@@kbs5059 yeah, but the video just talks about how young chinese people are adapted to talking English nowadays and the grandma is the only one who speaks it without sounding as someone with accent.
@@arthurmassainidesantana8556 hahaha don't worry. I also speak English. What I said was that they might have already know what to say as they have planned it
Don't speak Mandarin but i watch many Chinese or Taiwanese series n movies. so evn i can tell that only Nainai (Grandma) is speaking Mandarin fluently n without an accent. In others speech accent is so clear
"that's true."
"Is that the only phrase you can say in Mandarin?"
"That's true"
r/technicallythetruth
是真的
it’s bit weird that he said so many times “that’s true” because the meaning turned into “that’s reality”. what he should’ve said is “的确” (indeed) to sound less like google translated
@@milk-zd4vk well, he is Indeed not Chinese Worf
确实
Everyone's dissing their accents but isn't the whole joke that they aren't fluent hence the competition lmao
That's what i was thinking!
Right, someone even said they only knew one sentence
Ikr! That's the whole point of the scene
That's true.
Same, thats why the grandma is out because shes a native speaker. Hhahahaha People sometimes go brain dead to be politocaly right then be wrong in the end.
The guy who only knows one phrase in Mandarin somehow managed to win the bronze medal.
@@joe_z 😉
Life imitates art.
Lies again? Mandarin Oranges
@@NazriB ???
That’s true
He lost the game but won the dumplings. Seems like a win to me
Too bad Google translate wasn’t a thing back then.
Bet those dumplings were worth the loss 😋
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 he was just really hungry and didn’t want someone else to eat them before he could
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast my great aunt is a HUGE dumpling addict, it's actually the reason why she got her nickname 😂. Aunt Dump, for years I always wondered why we called her that
@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 I love dumplings too.
For those that don’t speak Mandarin. The grandmother is the only one who sounds like she speaks it fluently. Everyone else sounds like they just learned the language off Duolingo.
Scholarly Cat exactly !! in the last 2 lines u can really hear the western accent in them
The duolingo part hit me because I’m learning Vietnamese off it.
And the kid says 早安媽媽 instead of 媽媽早安
Omg yes the others' accents are so off
I don't know Mandarin but even i noticed the difference between the fluency of Grandma's speech and the others .
Kudos to the actor dad trying to speak Mandarin, he’s actually Korean, I think.
@@RecordCheese Hahaha that's not funny 😂😂😂😂
I know right! He’s playing the dad character so well and he speaks perfectly too
@@vanilla__roses9656 its a reference to the fact he played kim jung ung in a movie
Yes he is korean. And he once played Kim Jong Un.
How good is his mandarin?
“There can be only one winner”
“Yes, there can be only one”
*Eats cereal menacingly*
Not quite Highlander is it?
100th like XD
Is he eating ramen in milk?
Lol
Rice 米饭🍚
for the people who don't understand mandarin: the grandma is literally the only person who sounds like she can speak chinese fluently. everyone else sounds like they've just been taught only those lines.
Even Emery?
@@rach101 well sorta, he uses phrases that isn't commonly used in mandarin. he also speaks in a taiwanese accent
@@aurexiia8925 they’re from Taiwan in the show
@@liamwilcox641 yes i know but most taiwanese people can speak mandarin fluently, they cannot at all.
@@aurexiia8925 (I mean, 'Taiwanese accent' is basically Fujian dialect mesh style, so I'll count that as knowing mandarin as well💀)
The grandma is the only one who can speak decent Mandarin, the rest speak Mandarin as good as my French.
Evan Ho
*aussi
Il n’y a pas un e après le i
Evan Ho
De rien, mon ami! 😉
是真的
they sound like they learned off duolingo
Lol
"there can only be one winner."
said every Asian household ever.
Can confirm. I am an asian.
@@axolotlchaoswow. Same! Competition is a must! 😂😂😂😂
Competition is inevitable😂
@@axolotlchaoswow are you malaysian? Or maybe singaporean? Lol
@@cactusamber1703 Singaporean
I like when shows implement culture and traditions in stories even if they may not be 100% accurate.
Thankfully they're still people letting them celebrate their culture inside a heavily Westernized country like the US
Imagine if they banned that, being strictly Western
No other languages, no non Western gestures, etc
Then we're truly living in 1984
Yes :D
It's the thought that counts?
@@briansilva3344no not always depends on intent and effort
As someone who speaks Mandarin, I can say that I am on the floor right now with these pronunciations...🤣
they can’t say the “x” sound. 小 becomes “shiao” to them
same and i don't even speak Mandarin
Man, never knew my 1 semester of Mandarin class would actually be useful enough that I could agree lol. Yeah, only the grandma sounds natural and normal. The rest sounds very articulated.
To be honest, everyone except for the grandma’s cast member was born in the us. Randall park is also Korean.
@@NataliesMagic Precisely that's why you can't tell the difference.
Me: Wow, this is impressive that all these actors speak Mandarin! Everyone: They suck at Mandarin! Me, a monolingual American: Oh.....
Yea. It’s only the grandma that doesn’t have an accent 😂
But its understandable that you dont understand chinese as Americans are not required to learn chinese but when it comes to me, someone who's half chinese...
@@bangbangsussybaka12345 yikes in Mexico there is a Chinatown only been their once you hear a very good Mandarin accent and then there is the ultra mega Latino accent
@Biracial Boy Most native English speakers are monolingual, especially Americans.
Biracial Boy um yes I’m American however I’m learning French at my university it’s my minor and I know basic Spanish and asl so yea
i love how most of the "chinese" actors are actually Korean and most "korean" characters are actaully Chinese
*Edit 7 months after posted: Kindly disregard what I've said. I've made a fatal error in reading.*
Nah, Korean has their own alphabet.
Yes alphabets, look them up. They are nothing like Chinese.
@@HakingMC Uh......did you read the comment at all?
@@BinBintheRiceCake what about it
Edit : I've made a fatal error in understanding, kindly disregard this question and what I've said.
@@HakingMC he's talking about the actors*, not the alphabet.
HakingMC dude, u r off-topic. U will get a D or F if this happened in an essay. Plus, Korean culture is historically greatly influenced by China. The reason behind their change of alphabet could be a product of the government trying to get rid of the influence of Chinese characters. Not just as simple as somebody later corrected me saying Korean people weren't able to master original Chinese characters. Everything is possible within this political and educational move.
Stop @ me if you are not talking about the character (the cast )'s ethnicity. The topic is about the controversy of this show for using non-Chinese Asians to portray Chinese. If you think character only means the basic component of a word, stop using youtube and go buy a dictionary, plz.
Man got bronze with one phrase and got dumplings. Eddie is the real champion.
Except he called them dumps. Dumps is not even a slang for dumplings in any country.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast I think it's a joke
This show was gold 😩😩😩
Ugh
Ja
The grandma: Has fluent mandarin
Everyone else: Let's just say I have Duolingo plus
是真的！
i feel personally attacked
even the grandma doesn't sound decent. Her mandarin is indeed fluent but there's an accent
@@dwaynethewokjohnson6646 i was about to make that joke
The little boy is probably the best duolingoist lol coz he probably was raised speaking it at home
Grandma won the game, she can't speak english.
I forgot what my original comment was
She's been speaking more and more english as the seasons go on.
She can speak English too
Yes she can,well kinda but yeah still
I haven't watched this in so long but I remember Grandma speaking some English back in one of the earlier seasons.
0:29 it’s funny how he keeps saying “that’s true” In mandarin
是真的
I always were fascinated how chinese,japanese and koreans memorizing their languages,especially cantonese chinese
Korean is the easiest out of those. Probably easier than English
I speak Cantonese and I have no idea how I learnt to speak it since I spoke it from a young age. Not to mention all languages keep evolving each day, sometimes there are some internet slangs that move over to real life conversations and I can't understand what my friends are saying lol
Why though? A mother tongue is a mother tongue, it doesn't matter which one it is
@@hithere640 All languages are easy to learn but difficult to master.
It's really impressive that John krasinski learned Mandarin for this show
LMAOOOO PLS
@@bouhemeli4047 fresh off the boat
@@carlymacchiato1562 thank you so much carly
took a while but- 💀💀
I think the chinese voices were recorded in a studio
“Yes. There can only be one”
*intense silence*
kid: *sllllurpp*
ᴄᴢᴏʀᴄʜ.8083 nice scar you got there *sluuuurp*
@@08_enavale59 nice reference
Ena Elyza Vale *heh heh heh*
ᴄᴢᴏʀᴄʜ.8083 ROTFFLMAO
The kid lost because he was suppose to slurp in Chinese.
I am so proud of this family. Their not ashamed of their heritage. I’m only like a 4th Chinese, but I still wish I learned Mandarin and a bit of Cantonese.
one of the Best shows Ever
If your Chinese then you can relate to this when your parents say speak Chinese at home and English outside of home
What has hanzi done to your brain poor soul😰
Can’t relate I just speak Chinese with parents and English with my siblings.
yup and talking with siblings will be a combo of it
I speak half english half chinese it's a nightmare to understand me
devono knabo
If you’re ACTUAL Chinese, this wouldn’t be a problem at all
"There can be only one winner."
"Yes. There can be only one."
*Proceeds to add poison to her son's milk*
_flashbacks to watching that certain tea kettle that pours either tea or poison_
@@oujimandias6485 I saw one in The empress if China drama. So much poison there😂
🤣🤣
That just guarantees a posthumous victory as the child can never speak English.
OMG ABLKDJBWAFKWLQABAA
This looks like a great show. I've never heard or seen it before until now, but this makes me want to watch it. :)
I can't believe I held off clicking this video for years.
I regret not clicking, and I don't regret clicking. 🤣
I love how he's eating cereal in a chinese bowl used for rice
and he is using soy milk
hhhha this is so funny
what the fuck there are bowls specifically for cereal?
A bowls a bowl
Well... as an asian(South Korean), eating cereal in the bowl(we have kinda bowls in Korea.)
Is very usual to me and also to every Korean. Whenever My mon gives cereal to me as my breakfast, she gives a bowl which is very similar to the bowl in the video. I am sure that it must be usual in any asian countries where people eat cereal. So, your reaction is very interesting to me😄😄😄😄
"but idk how to say gimme them dumps in mandarin" HAJAJJANSNKA
When you learned Mandarin but you didn't master it and don't want to disappoint your ancestors
" Gei wa zhe ke, hai yo zhe yi ge, gei wa na ke"
「我要餃子！！！」
and i always thought "gimme them dumps" in mandarin is "no. 32 please"
He has failed already. You must at least know the food words of your parents' or grandparents' language 😂😂😂
@@canofworms6730 .....幫我拿一下餃子
Evan actually speaks quite prefect Mandarin with Taiwanese dialect
While most comments say the grandma is the only one that speaks Mandarin fluently, I think the mother has a nice Taiwanese accent and sounds just as fluent if not more.
Meanwhile in America, "if you speak Spanish, you're out!"
Okay, whatever political opinion anyone has, that was a good joke.
Get this to the top.
No in Spanish is no so if I say no am I out?
Okay this one was actually good
Oof
Jajajjajaja 😂
The smallest kid and the grandma are the best at mandarin.
Sandi Koo agree, but dad shows the effort and is actually not bad
Lisa Ya-Han Chang they’re right, since the dad is korean (irl) i applaud him for his attempt at mandarin
The dad is played by an actor who is not even Chinese. He's an American of Korean descent. Neither Korean nor English is tonal.
I'm assuming the dad is a very popular actor considering how all the replies are attempts to defend him even though I never said anything about him.
Sandi Koo Lol
the grandma can speak Mandarin well. Some might argue she has an accent, but that’s how exactly my sister’ mother-in-law speaks Mandarin, she moved to and lived in NY for nearly forty years, now both of her English and Mandarin are with accent lol . Actually even I have accent when I speak mandarins cuz I used to live in Philippine for just five years.
“Some might argue she has an accent, but that’s exactly how my sister’ mother-in-law speaks Mandarin” As a Chinese-American born in the US, it’s pretty much how I speak Mandarin too.
@@mechadoggy eh. I came here when I was 7, 23 years ago. None of my family or any of our family friends speak like this. Not only is her pronunciation off, the word choice and sentence structure is also really odd.
@@user-nj9ru4ef2w Maybe it’s just a matter of different accents from different provinces of China. For instance, when I gave a tour of my high school to a bunch of teachers from mainland China, they could immediately tell I had a southern Chinese accent/pronunciation. As another example, I remember seeing a leaked video where a Wuhan nurse was admitting that they already had over 100,000 Covid cases back when the Communist government was officially claiming only 10,000 cases at the time. That Wuhan nurse had a very very thick Hubei accent that I could barely understand. Even my parents could barely understand her.
@@mechadoggy there's a very clear difference between a regional accent and a foreign accent.
@@user-nj9ru4ef2w What province are you and your family from?
I am addicted to this, I have watched this like 20 times
Little bro: _Is that the only phrase you know in madarin?_
Big bro: 是真的！
I I 😂😂😂
是真的!1!!!1!!1!
是真的！
是假的！
是真的!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!!11!!1!11!1!!!!!
It's weird how they're all speaking Chinese, but all of them have different accents
Cuz grandma is the only actor who can actually speak Chinese.
bc non of them can actually speak it fluently I doubt
Mohau Mofokeng I’m pretty sure they’re not all Chinese. I know at least the actor plays the dad is Korean (I’m pretty sure lol)
The grandma is the only one Chinese Chinese like born there. The dad's Korean. Everyone else is American of Chinese descent
If you were wondering, their accent is really bad. The only one thats good is the grandma lol
Excellent comedy sitcom!
Cute! I want to start watching this show now.
*Me who's learning mandarin* : omg i want to sound like them !!
*Native Chinese speakers* : they suck
;-;
Gemstone Knight same like me QAQ a fully vietnamese girl can speak japanese and english and some of korean as well
Me after watching video : 是真的！！
Their accent is not really good, 是真的
They sound very Taiwanese. The older ones sound like native speakers but the younger ones definitely do not.
Just not really good? Their Chinese suck! I mean all of them... 听一帮不会说中文的人硬拗中文，听的我是浑身难受。。。
Leonardo Westcott they ‘ve already quite good to spoke like that . I ‘m a Chinese, I know many Chinese people they don’t know how to praise others , if you can’t say something nice, please just don’t say anything.
“GIMMIE THEM DUMPS”
(What my brother screams in English when he can’t say it in Cantonese or Mandarin)
Today I learned that Chinese kids love to eat their mom's warm dumps!
space in va der Please erase this from my brain
Why the hell would you comment that
wats-
给我饺子
Great job on your book 📕 I love reading it
as a Mandarin speaker, most of the family has a western accent but man that pronunciation is much clearer than some dialects
I like how this one clip suddenly turned everyone into a language professor.
Yup
Yasss:)
Dude!!!😂🤣
是真的！
They got a PhD in Duolingo 😂
"Screw it, I'm out. I've been wanting someone to pass me those dumplings for half an hour but I don't know how to say "Give me them dumps" in Mandarin."
AlienLee 给我饺子 there I helped him HAHA
That was the strangest thing to me. Most of the Chinese and Taiwanese people I know who are actually “fresh off the boat” would just reach over to get it themselves. Different set of customs, is all.
Truest thing ever.
That's why the Chinese restaurant have a spinning round table where u can move the food closer to you. The concept of passing the food is the western way I think.
AlienLee SO ME XD
the ending of this clip is so ****ing hilarious!
The accent you are hearing are the actors staying in character. The characters aren't supposed to have perfect accents, except for grandma. The accents reflect that.
i mean, if you spend the majority of your life learning a language and have a spouse that speaks the same one, you should have a pretty good understanding of it. not only that they lived in chinatown for a period of time. if this were real id expect much more chinese from all of them honestly. i think its just lack of language knowledge on the actors and scriptwriters part lol
@@ramenaia7076 Not to mention the fact that the parents both grew up in Taiwan
In the father's actor case he is Korean, not Chinese.
What on earth are you on about. It's obvious none of them are comfortable with speaking Mandarin, only Grandma.
Cant believe they need that explained lol
And the mother says in mandarin : You are adopted
Boy says : WHAT
and winner is mother
👩🤷♀️
Mother: "你是 養子"
Boy: "什么?! 为什么，你现在说我?"
boy:Nani
ラリーの景品
@@princeelgango2163 r/wooosh
I like to watch "Fresh off the boat", that's so fun, everyone are funny!
Goodness I miss this show. I’d forgotten how much I liked it until just now.
*Give me them dumps*
LOL That's not even English!
给我这个饺子！
1k likes and 3 comments... Hmmm
Dumps isnt a word. Lol, I am not even Chinese, and I say more mandarin stuff than Eddie can.
MegaAirplanelover u mean u speak more lmao and I'm full Chinese btw xd
When he can only said “ 是真的 “ I felt that
i usually go with “對對對對對”
@@elizabethmok554 hello i have a project that I wanted to use this dialogue for, would you be able to write out the conversation in mandarin?
@@TheCubingMaster25 I can help but where you from
@@TheCubingMaster25 which part of it? the 是真的？
Ich kan deutsch
Celebrating your ethnic heritage is a beautiful thing.
The actor who plays the father is actually the only Korean haha... It’s great that he can pull this off.
Korean gang!! 💚💚
I'm sure Eddie is Korean too
@@monkey_kang
No, he is also chinese (not born in China but has chinese ancestors)
@@robsonneves6189 yea I'm wrong lmao
Robson Neves which really doesn’t add to his mandarin skills
Legend says he's still saying 是真的
Damsie that’s true
那是真的!
真的吗
平台 灶
Nah jk
I need to re watch this show
I miss this show! ☹☹🥰🥰
the legend has it...
they’re still playing the game
確實如此
That's true
0:20, 0:26, 0:30; I will admit those were appropriate responses Eddie made based on what the last person said.
MegaAirplanelover lmao
@@L-S 🤣
MegaAirplanel
The mom’s calm stare at the end. I felt that in my soul. Don’t mess with her. She seems calm but it’s the calm intent of a rattlesnake ready to strike.
Separately, she looks damn good for someone who just woke up
She looks like about to launch a hundreds paragraphs of arguments
Most Chinese think she is really beautiful
@@CapSoo999 why wouldn’t they? She is.
@@CapSoo999 so its bad for america, british, japan, korean, and all country? Btw im not chinese but have some blood of it and i think she beautiful.
Now it allllll makes sense. 🤘🏆.
WONDERFUL!
*coughs in English*
Everyone: You're out!
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Everyone: talking about learning mandarin
Me: HEY THATS ASIAN JIM FROM THE OFFICE
That’s not Jim. Jim’s not Asian.
you seriously never noticed? hey hats off to u for not seeing race
Holy shit i didnt notice
@@adamsamuel4687 That means you didn't watch the whole seasons of the Office!
@@FlashRey It's a joke on what dwight said
Whatever language you speak.
"Hello" to answer phone calls remains Universal.
Great job on your book
1:21 his face😂
😂
Me after Netflix and chill with the homies:
🤣🤣
@@stephok7762 ayo
😀😇😅☺😋🤗☺😙🤑🙃😐🤗😅😀☺👹😈😠👿😠😈🤬🥱👹💀😩😧😩😨😥😨😲☹😯🤢
Why did the mother sound like she was gonna kill her son in the end like, dafaq?
*cries in mandarin*
btw that’s the girl from crazy rich asians
She's fairly competitive on the show. Probably more determined than murderous
Dafaq you doing still using dafaq in 2019
Rich Instinct dafaq dafaq dafaq dafaq dafaq dafaq, get over it
@@asiansanta7743 wow you totally got me there. never been destroyed like that before.
Lmfao that slow bite at the end was perfect. I wanna watch this now
"There can only be one winner. "
Legend says they're still speaking Mandarin to this day.
To this day, he still answers everything in mandarin with “是真的”
:))))
could somebody please write the pinyin for this phrase?
Rinjswand shì zhēn de
hamyハマカ thank you so much
Rinjswand 不客氣
Wait when did Jim from The Office learn to speak Mandarin?
Arxibald Underrated joke right here.
Agreed
Such an underrated joke, I had a good laugh lol
I’m dead
dwight: IMPERSONATION IS A CRIME
I miss this show! 😂
This is super funny, I need to get in on this game.
He’s not eating the cereal with chopsticks, he loses.
Zach Johns That fact he didn’t try makes him the loser.
@@zachjohns6776 woosh
@@zachjohns6776 you don't say! What a genius! Nobody would have thought about it.
@Soham Sharma uhhh, r/wooosh?
@@zachjohns6776 of course you can
What’s really weird is that most of the cast is actually Korean-American.
Chauncey Zen literally only the dad is korean
Bruh
Lmao I think most of us only recognize the actor that plays the dad anyway
是真的! still can’t stop laughing lol
@@S2C8509 you mean Asian Jim ;)
Hiram Abiff Who told you it is a common thing that Koreans know how to speak Mandarin? Who told you that?
This show was the best
Damn, now i just realized that the mother is in crazy rich asian 😂
omG---I kneW She lOoked lIke. HErr!!!
@@ricecakedeer and in aquaman lol
Y’all slow asf
@@BearyBear also in the interview
wasn’t the dad also asian jim from the office
No one:
The kid: Eating cereal out of a noodle bowl
ThePandaOfSushi 240424264
Asian households be like:
I thought it just decorated
I have the same bowl lmao
But thats the bowl for every food that has soup in it
@@hooraayy Yeah yeah
I just created my account but I been watching these videos for awhile
This show should have stayed on the air - it was funny!
I agree with you on both counts but it was hard to keep the charade going after Candace Wu let loose with that cuss-fest indicating how much she despised the show. There was no fixing that, though that phony sure tried.
@@jackpow2004 title?
@@MrSrini89 Fresh off the boat
Everybody else at the table: *fluent chinese*
Me: 是真的
Pumpkin 是真的
Salut
Yep that’s true
So is nobody gonna tell me what that says?
@@ashtonbanks3627 That's true
is there any experience more "asian american child" that eating cereal out of THAT specific red bowl?? 😭😭😭
The authentic chinese red bowl lmaoo
Asian Australian here. I use to use bowls that are the exact same pattern, but were smaller and are made of plastic.
I think us half-Chinese southeast asians also have that red bowl lol.
@@SKongdachalert the red bowl and white soup spoons with the blue flowers on them
THE red bowl lmfao, we used to have so much but somehow the smaller ones disappeared and now we only use the big bowls
"There can only be one"
"Yes. There can only be one... Feeling under the weather lately? That would be the ricin I gave you"
Love this show - my favorite characters are the Parents 😂
So are we all just gonna ignore the fact that the grandma was sitting on a gaming chair
Uh idk if that’s a gaming chair some electronic wheelchairs are designed like that for the elderly
So they can be comfortable in the chairs hence why it looks like a gaming chair
Yes, also, their mom is kinda hot
@@michaelnajoan5104 asians man
I bet you got this somewhere
Evan : Is that the only phrase you know how to say in Mandarin?
Eddie : That's true
Evan : 👁️👄👁️
That’s true= 沒錯。Not 是真的。
沒錯literally means not wrong.
@@3rd-Wave_Rebel 對話裡ok了 不會差太多
That’s true
沒錯 is more appropriate
@@3rd-Wave_Rebel literally the same meaning in a conversation my man
The spoonful at the end was perfect.
Legend says its still going to this day
Everyone’s talking about the accent and all I can think about is that I have the same exact bowl as the kid at the end
same i feel like every chinese household has that exact same bowl
Same 😂
@@aimee0-1 Actually my family's Filipino but idk where we got our bowls
same here
Me too lmao
Everyone is making a huge fuss over their accent but isn't it in character of them to have a bad accent? They're Chinese American immigrants and their kids are first generation I believe, as a first gen myself I never learned my native language because my family assimilated to American culture so we wouldn't be seen as foreigners. It would be common for them to lose their accent or even some of if not all of the language. My sister was born in the Philippines and Tagalog was her first language but she lost it when my parents made the move here. Idk I think y'all are just being really picky
Mariah B. I am a first generation immigrant and I know chinese I can read write understand and speak fluently
You should never forget where you came from. I suggest learning your native language and getting more in touch with your origins. It is up to you but you need to remember that America does not have a culture of its own, it does have a culture but not it's own. In the future, you might regret the fact that you disregarded an important part of yourself, which made you unique. Of course, it is up to you.
Mariah B. I'm totally on your side. I'm an adopted kid from China and completely lost my native tongue since I live with an American family. It's not easy to just "learn" a culture that you can't really connect to like others can. I would die to know my own culture and roots but it isn't easy, especially the older I get.
I've tried learning Mandarin on my own ever since I was a kid, but I get self conscious that other Chinese people will think I suck and that I'm too "American" for them or something.
it is a huge deal. don't know abt you but chinese families generally instill a deep value and sense of worth into the culture. yours might not think like this and its alright, but for most of us its an important part of the identity
the kids the fine. but constance’s accent is bad, even randall park (who’s Korean and doesn’t speak Chinese at all) sounds better than her no lie
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That's true
Riccardo Abdine i want it
MAXO MAX WTF DID YOU JUS SAY
nothing, chloroplast
anyways you still learning chinese?
FUCK YEAH I AM!!!!!!!
but seriously, WHY DOES CHINESE HAVE TO HAVE SUCH DIFFICULT FUCKING PRONOUNCIATIONS???? AND WHATS THE POINT OF USING FUCKING TONES IN EACH WORD????? I MEAN LIKE JUST FUCKING INVENT A NEW CHINESE WORD INSTEAD OF LAZILY TONING IT
ikr??? such difficulty. welp, i guess the chinese are too used to their toning language. but i do think they should make it more like their little brother, japanese
“The Duolingo Bird has entered the chat”
“This family has left the chat”
Hahaha idk why I laughed at that
I like how he’s eating breakfast out of that bowl. We always had a nice supply of weird plastic bowls with that same pattern!
Awesome😎
dont give a fck even if they sound weird. at least they made the efforts to try. and having accent is totally normal
That is... Not the point of the video
@@mayu9882 look at the comments of this video
@@kbs5059 yeah, but the video just talks about how young chinese people are adapted to talking English nowadays and the grandma is the only one who speaks it without sounding as someone with accent.
k bs Dumbass the video is about people not being able to pronounce chinese properly. Learn to joke, you fuckface
@@squidwardcommunitycollege3733 jezus man, you want some fries with that salt?
Haha as someone who's learning Chinese, this was very funny to watch 😂
谁不会同意的
They are really speaking chinese? Or just pretend it?
@@arthurmassainidesantana8556 他们是真的说华文。好像是他们背的。
RELATI0NSHIP GT thank you, for nothing. The bad part is that i can't put in the translator because i'm not able to select the text.
@@arthurmassainidesantana8556 hahaha don't worry. I also speak English. What I said was that they might have already know what to say as they have planned it
Don't speak Mandarin but i watch many Chinese or Taiwanese series n movies. so evn i can tell that only Nainai (Grandma) is speaking Mandarin fluently n without an accent.
In others speech accent is so clear