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ًokay. So your saying... if we have 100% of brain... and it takes 50% to understand language... and you have to learn your NATIVE LANGUAGE so that’s already 50%... and I know a little spanish, and when I finish I’m gonna start Portuguese... I’ll have -50% brain capacity :>
5:00 I love the little re-boot he has to do. A Thai person speaking to him in English while he is speaking in Russian to someone else. It's like he had to shuffle some papers around in his head to get back to English, I relate so much
People like it when someone takes the effort to learn their language, as it implies you liked their culture and people enough to learn it. Because of this they want to encourage you to keep learning. It's always cool to find a connection with people you don't really understand, too, especially when the person you made a connection with is going outside of their comfort zone in order to do so.
When I heard you talk in romanian I literally fell out of my bed cuz not many ppl know romanian and I was kinda socked oh and ur rlly good like ur accent it better than mine
@@siobhanstollznow1148 there aren't a lot of people that speak Romanian outside of Romania recently I heard a lot of Italian people or people in Italy in general and in England some cuz there are a lot of Romanian people that tend to go there or that already live there , especially in Italy
@@systemofa.megadeth9679 you are very right my dude . Here in Romania we hear just Arabic , Hungary and English , but very rare . It's cuz they have a home here . PS: if I spelled some words wrong I am sorry
@@dcscavalcante There are many words used in México but not in Argentina, but it is still all spanish. There are words with different meanings depending on which brazilian region you are, differences on pronunciation, it is all portuguese.
@@nommus6462 Sim, isso foi muito legal mesmo! E apesar de bastante diferente, pode ser um pouco difícil para um estrangeiro perceber. Quando eu estava começando com o espanhol, não conseguia diferenciar muito bem o espanhol europeu de outros espanhóis americanos. Concordo contigo, só estava dizendo que ainda é o mesmo idioma :P
@@fanaticdrunkard *you see the kalaschnikovs falling to the ground, as thor takes out some kind of button, with a wide grin* "This button can read my pulse, and is attached directly to my body. If you detach it, or kill me, a nearby nuke will go off. I am the only one capable of disarming it. If i were you, I'd put down my gun right about now"
Please do this as a series. You’re the only one on UA-cam who’s doing it. Liking languages with gaming and it’s so fun to watch. I’d watch every single one you make.
same with me. I typed, talked, and read everything in English everyday non stop till i forget and dont know most words in my native language, instead of working on my other language im now learning japanese and spanish ahaja
The whole time I was like: Let's see if he speaks Dutch. Then he started speaking Dutch and I was like: Oh okay at least he's trying. Dutch is difficult language. Even Dutch people don't speak correctly often.
I always love how flattered people are when a foreigner learns their language. I speak korean and when I studied abroad in a small Korean town, my favorite part of every day was walking around and seeing people's smiles when I spoke their language to them.
@@anak_kucing101 A "salgado" is a snack, usually salty, that you can buy on a bakery, here on Brazil they're common on breakfasts and evenings, the most common ones are "Pão de Queijo" (cheese bread?), "Coxinha" (I don't know, it's a national word) and "Pastel" (pastry).
It's not so hard if you focus on conversation, Ikenna already knows how to learn languages so that helps to progress smoother. His spanish was quite broken but it seems he understood quite well what they were talking, i would say it's really good for such little time of learning.
no one would talk about it because some of the languages he uses are broken. you can't say he learned a language in 17 days when he barely speaks the language. i know a bit of mandarin, but i dont dare say i speak mandarin just because i know it a bit.
@@deeganschenck7116 i listened to his spanish one more time for the sake of this little argument. i cant clearly hear what he is saying but i think he said " yo estudio español en la escuela pero yo todo odiaste'' which does not make sense. i can understand what he is trying to say , but it is not good enough. it means ''i study spanish in school but i all you hate'' or maybe he said olvidaste but that still makes no sense. from the context, you can understand what he is saying if you try not to use grammar but that is not good spanish.
Mandarin isnt a hard language to learn except you are trying to learn the writing part. You need to use your brain really hard to memorize things in writing chinese. Just get used listening some chinese audio in the beginning you might think like (wtf is this i dont understand anything) and watching movie with subtitle so you will learn better.
@@yellowcloud0115 i agree, i can speak cantonese + little bit of mandarin and the speaking part isn't that hard. but i can barely write because i always forget the characters lol
@@yellowcloud0115 idk I'm currently living in China and I'm really struggling with listening and speaking compared to writing, but maybe that's just me
@@Menplzdonttalktome i think it's different for everyone. im also living in china at the moment and studying chinese and i personally think listening and speaking is much easier than writing and reading while some of my classmates think the exact opposite
can't wait until he becomes good in korean since its a language i'm learning now and can relate more with. I really enjoy watching him speak russian, dutch, mandarian, japanese and spanish but to see him speak korean would be really cool. i bet he'd pick it up quickly
6:40 "At least you dont say 'quatre vingt" me who learned it that way in french class: Ok, no need to diss me... 9:54 that guy gives me the wrong vibes...
You’re the first person I’ve ever seen not butcher Romanian words that wasn’t Romanian. Congrats! That’s a big accomplishment! Ai vorbit fuarte bine fratele meu!
@@xxionutz9931 i had a romanian friend and we got onto a russian csgo lobby and she speaks russian, i dont. She just starts screaming in russian and then switches back to calm english .
@@daki2223 I started learning Russian half because of CS:GO but it's so hard because I wanna learn all the languages at once... I'm prioritizing Dutch but I also wanna learn Japanese and Russian... Dutch shouldn't take as long as those 2 though because of the similarities with English. Russian is extremely fun to pronounce
@@henriquecarvalho22 Quatre vingt is 80 in French, and it basically translates to 'four twenties' which is a ridiculous thing. Especially when you get higher and you say that with additional numbers attached to it. Like 90, for example, would be quatre-vingt-treize. Four twenties, with the additional thirteen added.
Dude this is so amazing and I was actually inspired to learn more languages so I’m currently learning Japanese I know Spanish English and hopefully Japanese soon 🙏
@@breno9988 Aí é biscoito recheado e biscoito de polvilho ou maisena. No fim das contas as duas palavras são sinônimos então não faz muita diferença já que as duas estão certas.
5:15 "eu sou um pássaro azul" i loved that guy, he's too kind (i'm brazilian too btw) I'm actually really surprised that you know about the "bolacha ou biscoito" bruh, nice nice
You and other multilingual people like you have inspired me to start learning multiple languages as well. I love languages and I think it's a great way to connect with others on a deeper level.
I like how with the Japanese guy (although you eventually asked him if he just wanted to speak Japanese) he was so comfortable in your bilinguality that he could practise his English eve if a bit broken and if necessary you would be able to explain the errors in perfect Japanese and be really clear which is one downside to having language lessons where the people teaching you their language ONLY know that language although there are upsides to total immersion.
the downside by doing that is he will realize that his English is really broken better to let him speak first then let him to be accustomed to the intonation of the language
I can give you a different perspective, which is as true of Japan, as it is true of Hungary. People want to talk to you in your language because the one used only assimilates inward, meaning without sufficient representation of foreigners, any foreign language becomes a shadow image of the actual language. It gets passive and forgotten outside some hotspots. A secondary misstep people are prone to make is claiming they speak a foreign language when all that they do is adapting said language to their own rules. That gave birth to Chinglish and Japlish. To give an example, this means a person once learned "you hit the nail on the head", but after losing a live connection to native speakers, it devolves into the local version of that expression (if it's different), and when they express themselves again, they use that metaphor translated into English, and they spend more time explaining than recalling that "you hit the nail on the head" means. It's possible to speak your own language using foreign words, without a hint of relation to the culture that shaped said foreign language. Therefore, I can totally understand his desire to escape the monolingual language desert that is Japan, and Ikenna is a professional for encouraging him.
The Japanese guy near the start’s English. Impressive r’s, sounds like he’s rolling each of them. I know with a Japanese accent some people don’t quite do the r’s. He went the opposite direction. . . . . . Edit: It’s weird getting likes on a comment, especially one like this. So all likes are dedicated to Unnamed Japanese Guy.
If it's in kanji they sometimes stress the R sound more than L I've no idea why but that's the way i hear it but we tend to have a hard time distinguishing both R and L in a word like roll, red lobster, pearl etc etc
Yo se: Chileno, Argentino, Mexicano, Español, Colombiano, Venezolano, Peruano, Boliviano y muchos mas, ah jjajslsbffksn (there are also a lot of countries that speak Spanish, it is still Spanish but they speak it in their own way)
You inspire me, I plan on learning Japanese over the summer but I actually created this account today in order to engage myself with Japanese material. I also know a little spanish from school plus my bilingual friends. I hope to learn more soon!
I freaked out when he speaks Indonesian, I'm not Indonesian but Malaysian, I can understand slight Indonesian that's close to Malay language so that just freak me the heck out. But dude! Just how many languages can you speak?!
It's so cool seeing this - you're really inspiring me to want to be able to communicate with anyone like you do, it's really great to see how you interact with people and connect with people by speaking their language!
The person "FromToHere" was probably my favorite. He was so humbling and nice as well as excited that you could speak his language. I would def hang out with him.
Just bought your book mate. The fact that you gained interest from SAO is exactly the same as me! I hope to learn Japanese, Russian, Italian, Mandarin, and finish learning Spanish (fluently).
Ikenna your so good at Japanese and other languages and I know for a fact that I'll never be a good as you but I am currently thinking on trying a new language! Maybe like British, Irish, or Italian! I am very proud of you because according to google Japanese is consider one of the most hardest languages to learn! Keep on going and soon your channel will grow even bigger!
@@axe_shredded3287 era, na época da copa, que surgiu aquelas frases: "in brazilian portuguese we don't say I love you, we say te pago um salgado and I think it's beautiful"
Holy shit, I talked to the guy at 1:16 for like two hours once. I taught him some English and he taught me some Japanese. He's pretty funny lol. Craaaazy.
Man, looking back at some of these videos and hearing that the people who initially inspired me to study languages sometimes also struggle or have to ask questions like how to say things, it just motivates me even more because nobody is perfect from day one
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You still lookin' for editors?
I love you😭 thx. you responded after 2 days from me commenting for part 2. 🥺🥺🥺🥺
You GOTTA keep going with arabic it's so cool
@@cormalan9894 you are for real??? He is learning Arabic NOW!!!!
@@youarepretty5299 really? You got a link?
This dude literally has a language select option in his brain.
This is gold
Yes! Like *calculating next language to use* and then bam!
If I had that I would of say korean when played with japanese or chinese
he is the master of the duolingo bird
Imagine the government hiring this guy for being a spy in another country
I love the Japanese guy who kept trying to practice his English.
Supposedly, that's quite common.
@@catdaddy294 yeah that's the most effective and common method
He's 👌👌👌👌👌
so basically this game just for meeting people ?
@@kiramaster2010 yep. there are a lot of crazy people, it's the best place to go when you want to laugh
Ikenna probs nearly killed himself editing this video
Yeah subtitles are already annoying enough to make
@@ojoface208 At least there's no need to make them follow people. That would have been a gigantic pain, despite being rad as hell.
F
Ikenna in a nutshell: flexing on people with languages in a wholesome way
also in a entertaining way
IKR
Sigma rule #1 Show off your hardwork where ever u can 💯
People's reactions are always so priceless
Dude how does one get top comment?
@@cartoonhanks1708 Literally, last time, I was watching Boruto, and I found him top comment. What a lucky biss.
She says :
he’s a top comment in almost every third popular video.
It's you again
I mean Ur like a clone of Justin y. Bruh Ur everywhere
When the japanese rolls the 'r' harder than a russian
Actually germans and latin do it more harder than we (russians), idk why.
@@dominusursus2714 I am German & neither I or the people I know roll the 'r' that hard.
@@user-zn6xl7bx1s i have friends in Hirshau, Bavaria, and their 'R' is more aggressive than our Russian
Japanese rolled 'r's never fail to make me giggle.
Mexicans roll Rs hard as hell depending on our mood
When he started speaking Korean, my dad gave me a dirty look and said "why cant you speak as good as him?" Man that hit really hard🤧
Peach Chu My mom asked the same why I couldn’t so much thai and he could better than me. :v
Ouch! Time to buy that book, lol
>Asian Parenting
.....wow
Tokki Rose Me too😭 my parents were like wth y r u so bad at Korean. I didn’t teach u do have a bad accent.
“Your so cute” “thank you bro” that killed me.
"Cute" is one of my favorite words haha 😂
You're so cute**
Had to do it.
Edit; sorry 😞
You're*
This guy eats the Duolingo Bird for breakfast
*i t s f i n g e r l i c k i n ' g o o d*
He is the Duolingo's bird fuckin creator
He eats the god itself wow
beg your life in spanish
No that’s not true
He IS duolingo
Ikenna: Can you teach me some portuguese?
Brazilian: I'm a blue bird
Me: useful
kkkkkkkkkkkk manoo
haha
That was my rection XD
kkkkk
Mano vc acha br em todo canto mds kkkkk
Ikennas brain be like:
[processing..]
select language
[dutch] [romanian] [cantonese] [english] [spanish] [korean] [russian] [arabic] [Portuguese] [french] [mandarin]
V
[dutch] [romanian] [cantonese] [english] [spanish] [korean] [russian] [arabic] [Portuguese] [french] [mandarin]
[russian selected!]
processing...
Now speaking Russian!
💀
and it does so in half a second
Tiny bit Romanian too
don’t forget thai lol
He spoke 3 words in Arabic
The Japanese guy though. Dude had me dying the whole time😂 "Time Square is very numbah one." "Budweiser tastes good." "Eat and drink GOOD." 😂😂
That mans learnt American English, you can tell
Hes tralating 一番 😅
I can't help but visualise Natsuki, aka Chris Broad's friend being the Japanese guy. He has the same vibes and friendly nature.
I like how japanese talk in such hype manner sometimes when they hear about something not asian
OOOOOH NU YORUKAA
Reverse weeb
They dont know anything outside japan
Sugoi!
VERI KURRR
My favorite was the Russian guy with the woman body, “it doesn’t matter who she is, it’s that is attractive”
Well done, russian very hard
@@UA-cam_Is_Sick даже для его носителей.
TheDangerousDan именно
Так кто же она? Скажи плс))
@@DanielTheBigDeal не для всех. Лично у меня проблем не возникало с русским🤷♂️
Language barrier : exists
Ikenna : ‘it’s free real estate’
Lol every Japanese guy is a cute anime school girl. The memes are true.
Lmfao
It's the law
THE MEMES NEVER LIE SON THEY NEVER LIE
Japanese people aren’t from anime
@@thedestroyerofhandlers2004 please elaborate
Everyone’s raving about all of his languages, while all I care about is that he can watch anime without subtitles.
What a legend.
That's the biggest flex
lol thats my goal too
Makes him focus more on the... Ehem.. Thickness
Sub or dub?
Him: No
Was about to like this, but I decided not to since it’s at 420 likes
“I think my fans will really like you guys”
And that’s a fact
Kål what do you mean my fans will really like who
VexZ 8 12:14
Scientists: _humans sacrificed 50% of its brain capacity to understanding language_
Ikenna: _650% take it or leave it_
ًokay. So your saying... if we have 100% of brain... and it takes 50% to understand language... and you have to learn your NATIVE LANGUAGE so that’s already 50%... and I know a little spanish, and when I finish I’m gonna start Portuguese... I’ll have -50% brain capacity :>
[milk n’ cookies] that means i have liek -125
Reah Main so you know four languages and half of one,
Cool
My brother has -225% brain cap xd
I speak 7 languages so -a lot
"Give me your diamonds now!"
"You gonna handle this guy?"
"Shut the f-"
brilliant
in russian it was even funnier, just perfect
Nice.
5:00 I love the little re-boot he has to do.
A Thai person speaking to him in English while he is speaking in Russian to someone else. It's like he had to shuffle some papers around in his head to get back to English, I relate so much
Says hello*
Native speaker: THAT WAS GOOD
People like it when someone takes the effort to learn their language, as it implies you liked their culture and people enough to learn it. Because of this they want to encourage you to keep learning.
It's always cool to find a connection with people you don't really understand, too, especially when the person you made a connection with is going outside of their comfort zone in order to do so.
Learning Russian French and German definitely wasn’t a mistake then
I really wish someone would just say “Përshëndetje” but I just don’t think it’s happening 😂
@@bletrick3352 Pretty sure plenty of people in Albania say it ;) xD
That one guy who can impress all those weebs in VRChat
😂
True 😂
vAqeii what game is this?
@@hitthedream534 Facepalm
Natsuru ?
When I heard you talk in romanian I literally fell out of my bed cuz not many ppl know romanian and I was kinda socked oh and ur rlly good like ur accent it better than mine
My grandmother learnt Romanian as her 5th language. I hadn't heard anyone speak it before she went there. How many people speak Romanian?
@@siobhanstollznow1148 there aren't a lot of people that speak Romanian outside of Romania recently I heard a lot of Italian people or people in Italy in general and in England some cuz there are a lot of Romanian people that tend to go there or that already live there , especially in Italy
@@systemofa.megadeth9679 you are very right my dude . Here in Romania we hear just Arabic , Hungary and English , but very rare . It's cuz they have a home here . PS: if I spelled some words wrong I am sorry
@@systemofa.megadeth9679 I can confirm as an Italian that there are a lot of Romanians here
This is what u looking for
0:53 Japanese
1:35 Russian
1:54 French
2:13 Spanish
2:44 Mandarin / Chinese
3:20 Japanese
3:55 Korean
4:13 Russian
4:23 Thai
4:53 Russian
5:19 Brazilian Portuguese
5:40 Korean
6:22 French
6:45 Dutch
7:02 Romanian
7:20 Mandarin / Chinese
7:43 Spanish
8:32 Mandarin / Chinese
9:13 Japanese
10:18 Taiwanese
10:30 Russian
10:52 Japanese
11:02 Portugese
11:10 Japanese
11:41 Indonesian
11:53 Mandarin / Chinese
12:45 Arabic
13:04 Russian
☝🏽the reason why this video was so crazy to edit
Wow
I love you
♥️ an angel
For Indonesia one, i amazed
Astaga benar2 kek indon asli sih, sedikit terbata2 tapi aku senang dengarnya :y
"Give me your diamonds now."
"закрыть-"
That had me rolling LMFAO
Me too😂😂😂
He actually told him to shut up and not “shut the f-“
That kid was from seden you could tell by his accent and I live in sweden so yeah
666'th like. DooM Slayer, come forth my child!
he had that horrible swedish accent lol
"te pago um salgado"
"UM SALGADINH- YES"
ANAO MANO AKSKKSKSKSKSKA
Quebrei mano KKKKKKKKKKKK
huehueu
KKSKSKSKSKSKKS
"Brazilian memes what the f--"
Fofo
I love how he uses different flags for Portugal and Brazil, even though they are countries with almost the same language.
Keep the good work o/
It is actually the same language, not "almost".
@@dcscavalcante There are many words used in México but not in Argentina, but it is still all spanish.
There are words with different meanings depending on which brazilian region you are, differences on pronunciation, it is all portuguese.
@@lucastperez Os sotaques e pronúncias de palavras mudam entre Brasil e Portugal, elogiei ele pelo fato de ser capaz de entender isso.
@@nommus6462 Sim, isso foi muito legal mesmo! E apesar de bastante diferente, pode ser um pouco difícil para um estrangeiro perceber. Quando eu estava começando com o espanhol, não conseguia diferenciar muito bem o espanhol europeu de outros espanhóis americanos.
Concordo contigo, só estava dizendo que ainda é o mesmo idioma :P
@@lucastperez ah sim kkkkk, perdão xD
I'm gonna become a polygot. You've inspired me.
Wow
Same
×2
Agreed my friend
Same he’s the same reason I wanna learn other languages lol
1:02 LMAO he was so hyped that you were from New York
That was fucking awesome xdd
he’s the highlight of this video tbh
New york is very numbah one
@@jacobsimpson9357 fr best city of USA ( for me)
@@jacobsimpson9357 muhasransk is n1
I laughed my ass off when the guy with the "peace was never an option" duck complimented your Mandarin with the knife 😂
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Random Minecraft guy: GIVE ME YOUR DIAMONDS NOW
Only Russians can do it, check😂
*pulls out 2 kalaschnikovs*
NOT SO FAST
Child*
@@thorodinson292 you feel the barrel of a trench gun to the back of the head
*He said hand over the diamonds bucko*
@@fanaticdrunkard *you see the kalaschnikovs falling to the ground, as thor takes out some kind of button, with a wide grin*
"This button can read my pulse, and is attached directly to my body. If you detach it, or kill me, a nearby nuke will go off. I am the only one capable of disarming it. If i were you, I'd put down my gun right about now"
12:56 when Kirby thought he could stump you by speaking French 🤣
"Goodbye"
Please do this as a series. You’re the only one on UA-cam who’s doing it. Liking languages with gaming and it’s so fun to watch. I’d watch every single one you make.
Shadowkreek actually RaitoRaito does a similar series! He’s using VRC to help him learn & practice new languages tho
Shadowkreek omgggg so true it’s so fun I’m here up at 5 AM watching this
Anatine Is that their name on UA-cam? I can’t find it, other videos pop up instead
I’m Arab and I talked and typed fluent English so much that my Arabic is broken
online english is so prevalent that i'm beginning to forget the words in my mother tongue :x
same with me. I typed, talked, and read everything in English everyday non stop till i forget and dont know most words in my native language, instead of working on my other language im now learning japanese and spanish ahaja
@@myunix This.
Imo, the worst "sacrifice" you could make
Practice speaking in your native language sometime !
The whole time I was like: Let's see if he speaks Dutch. Then he started speaking Dutch and I was like: Oh okay at least he's trying. Dutch is difficult language. Even Dutch people don't speak correctly often.
oh yea its really difficult. im from Germany and if Dutch people speak, i can understand some thing's but its really hard :D
@@drbonse77 i'm from germany too, i think its really hard To understand dutch, even if its a bit similar to geman xD
try Afrikaans. it's like drunk Dutch person trying, and failing, to speak Dutch
@@Lexi50504 I've heard a few try and its like. Broken drunk :P, not just normal drunk.
@@Lexi50504 I love Afrikaans! As a Dutch person I can understand almost everything. The grammar is also easier😅
I always love how flattered people are when a foreigner learns their language.
I speak korean and when I studied abroad in a small Korean town, my favorite part of every day was walking around and seeing people's smiles when I spoke their language to them.
2 years from now Aliens are gonna be asking this guy how he learned their language.
komor3b1 lol
Lol 😂
"EU TE PAGO UM SALGADO"
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
This dude is a LEGEND!
What's "salgado"?
@@anak_kucing101 A "salgado" is a snack, usually salty, that you can buy on a bakery, here on Brazil they're common on breakfasts and evenings, the most common ones are "Pão de Queijo" (cheese bread?), "Coxinha" (I don't know, it's a national word) and "Pastel" (pastry).
@@nico_6729 what about oxidado
@@curiousmind_ rusty?
@@curiousmind_ rusty?
9:17 *"my INTERESTING ANIMATION is Intial D"*
"Wait my brain is still processing..."
probably one of my favourit part of the video
Ma INTRRRRESTING ANIMESON
This dude can learn a language in 17 days and noones gonna talk about it
He had studied it before so it's not really 17 days
It's not so hard if you focus on conversation, Ikenna already knows how to learn languages so that helps to progress smoother.
His spanish was quite broken but it seems he understood quite well what they were talking, i would say it's really good for such little time of learning.
no one would talk about it because some of the languages he uses are broken. you can't say he learned a language in 17 days when he barely speaks the language. i know a bit of mandarin, but i dont dare say i speak mandarin just because i know it a bit.
king dagami but it’s still rlly good Spanish
@@deeganschenck7116 i listened to his spanish one more time for the sake of this little argument. i cant clearly hear what he is saying but i think he said " yo estudio español en la escuela pero yo todo odiaste'' which does not make sense. i can understand what he is trying to say , but it is not good enough. it means ''i study spanish in school but i all you hate'' or maybe he said olvidaste but that still makes no sense. from the context, you can understand what he is saying if you try not to use grammar but that is not good spanish.
Watching you interact with the Chinese bros so wholesomely made me want to start learning Mandarin
Mandarin isnt a hard language to learn except you are trying to learn the writing part. You need to use your brain really hard to memorize things in writing chinese. Just get used listening some chinese audio in the beginning you might think like (wtf is this i dont understand anything) and watching movie with subtitle so you will learn better.
@@yellowcloud0115 i agree, i can speak cantonese + little bit of mandarin and the speaking part isn't that hard. but i can barely write because i always forget the characters lol
@@yellowcloud0115 idk I'm currently living in China and I'm really struggling with listening and speaking compared to writing, but maybe that's just me
@@Menplzdonttalktome i think it's different for everyone. im also living in china at the moment and studying chinese and i personally think listening and speaking is much easier than writing and reading while some of my classmates think the exact opposite
i wish i could relate to this i feel like im deaf to the different mandarin tones :/
can't wait until he becomes good in korean since its a language i'm learning now and can relate more with. I really enjoy watching him speak russian, dutch, mandarian, japanese and spanish but to see him speak korean would be really cool. i bet he'd pick it up quickly
Чего-чего, а Ленинград я тут услышать не ожидал)))
Man u r awesome, your content is awesome, keep up the good work and good luck)
Я тоже не ожидал его услышать.)
Сам в шоке
No ablo notheamiricano
Специально спустился в комменты, чтобы увидеть русских)
Хоть я не из России но я согласен с вами
*_this has to be one of the BEST vrchat series on youtube_*
thanks Ikenna
Nobody:
The Asian girls: OOOOOOOHHHHHH
They really are like that in real life ? I need visit Japan someday
@@yand.8317 yeah
@Hernando Malinche Yeah xDD
@Hernando Malinche :D
Meu Deus, o cara fala tantas línguas, até mesmo português, nossa... Parabéns, me impressionei mesmo com isso.
I just love the grown man voices from these little anime girls.
The guy at 9:17 killed me lol
@@MariaAngel214 same lol
That's really creepy though.... 😂
@@StrawberryChika No it's not they're cartoon charactersv
Lmao so true
I’ve gotta say Japanese people are so polite and cheerful like you see how hyped he got just from knowing where you were from?
Where's the guy who's gonna say "this is how many languages Ikenna knows with the hand pointed towards the like button"
Today that's you
it's his day off
there alredy is
6:40 "At least you dont say 'quatre vingt"
me who learned it that way in french class: Ok, no need to diss me...
9:54 that guy gives me the wrong vibes...
people from belgia say "nonente" or things like that but in France you will only hear "quatre-vingt" ahah
@@lisem380 octonte, septante, nonente
I was just reading a script for my French final and I see this after figuring out how to say 594
Ikenna bringing in new users to the game! I have a feeling that 2020 is gonna be a great year for VRChat
Life Progress - virtual reality interviews
Hi, my INTP friend!
Hmm He should team up with Symor and get international interviews and stories.
You’re the first person I’ve ever seen not butcher Romanian words that wasn’t Romanian. Congrats! That’s a big accomplishment! Ai vorbit fuarte bine fratele meu!
Foarte* 😊
Ya man! Most people butcher romanian like it's pork. It is very impresive! (I know this cuz I play cs:go surf xD)
:0 nu îmi vine sa cred- ( :0 I can’t believe it-)
@@xxionutz9931 i had a romanian friend and we got onto a russian csgo lobby and she speaks russian, i dont. She just starts screaming in russian and then switches back to calm english .
@@daki2223 I started learning Russian half because of CS:GO but it's so hard because I wanna learn all the languages at once... I'm prioritizing Dutch but I also wanna learn Japanese and Russian... Dutch shouldn't take as long as those 2 though because of the similarities with English. Russian is extremely fun to pronounce
9:17 That guy rolls his R's like crazy had me dieing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
R.I.P. Laoshu Most skilled Polyglot on UA-cam. Such a shame to see him go.
“my INTERESTING ANIMATION is Initial D”
best part!!!
I WAS LIKE "LET'S GOOOOOO INITIAL D"
Yea boi initial D!
Wow I found so many carguys in here😂
That was the best part.
Enthusiasts unite!
10:08 so Japanese bow even in video games... interesting
It’s kinda like waving for us
its not just a video game bruh its real people lmao
IDC konichiwa! genkideska?
YellowBirb
Chōshi ī yo kimi wa dō dai?
IDC I am good how are you?
"At least you don't say 'quatre vingt'." Had me cryinggg
Wait so what do Canadians say then?
I don't understand at all, what's the problem with "quatre vingt"?
@@henriquecarvalho22 Quatre vingt is 80 in French, and it basically translates to 'four twenties' which is a ridiculous thing. Especially when you get higher and you say that with additional numbers attached to it. Like 90, for example, would be quatre-vingt-treize. Four twenties, with the additional thirteen added.
Also nobody roast me please and thank you I took high school level French 😭
*cry in French*
Dude this is so amazing and I was actually inspired to learn more languages so I’m currently learning Japanese
I know Spanish English and hopefully Japanese soon 🙏
thats awesome, hope youve kept up the good work!
15 minutes of Ikenna flexing with his languages 😂😂😂
Ikenna: Biscoito ou bolacha?
Me: I accept you as a brazilian.
Faltou perguntar da tampa
Todos sabemos que a resposta é bolacha quando tem recheio e biscoito quando n tem
@@breno9988 Aí é biscoito recheado e biscoito de polvilho ou maisena. No fim das contas as duas palavras são sinônimos então não faz muita diferença já que as duas estão certas.
Com os dois eu quero dizer a palavra biscoito e bolacha. Basicamente depende da região que você é.
@@DavidsonJAmaro Não bolacha não existe é biscoito.
5:15 "eu sou um pássaro azul" i loved that guy, he's too kind (i'm brazilian too btw)
I'm actually really surprised that you know about the "bolacha ou biscoito" bruh, nice nice
Hauahauaha
Hue hue hue
Kkkkkk
hahahahahah, simmmm, ele foi muito gentil
Huehuehuehuehuehuehue
Me : random things in my brain
Ikenna's Brain : Please Select Your Language :: English , Russian , Japanese , Chinese etc.
Learning japanese by books-❌
Learning japanese by watching anime-✅
How does it work tho?
GENT . Blaze Flame subtitles
I learned so many vocabs by watching anime lmao
It works too lmaoo
HeyImMo wait, my brain
Your russian is amazing for someone who don’t even lives in Russia and barely had any lessons❤️
Agree. That's dope.
Ну, произношение пока ещё... Своё, но со временем станет лучше
3:36
I love this cactus man so much. What a great person!
When the guy on the Ukulele started singing One OK Rock, I legit started screaming....they need to be known everywhere
“My interesting animation” sounds like the title of a full on light novel.
"Te pago um salgado"
"Biscoito ou bolacha?"
*BRAZILIAN MEMES, WTF*
KKSKSKSKSKSKSK MORRI EXATAMENTE AQUI
Tinha que ser br kkkkkjkk
Minha nação = minha religião
KKKKKKKKKKKK SIM MANO
@@voleila7727 Se o Brasil for uma religião, então pode ter certeza que esse mundo está condenado, ave glória, ave Brasil!
@@emonlevircni4617 achei q vc tinha me mandado calar a boca mas lembrei q esse é o nome da minha conta KKKKKK
4:40 "I'm Black"
Lol I didn't here that when I saw that and I clicked on this and heard it
You and other multilingual people like you have inspired me to start learning multiple languages as well. I love languages and I think it's a great way to connect with others on a deeper level.
It also improves your way of thinking and keeps your brain fit (I can't seem to find the right word)
I like how with the Japanese guy (although you eventually asked him if he just wanted to speak Japanese) he was so comfortable in your bilinguality that he could practise his English eve if a bit broken and if necessary you would be able to explain the errors in perfect Japanese and be really clear which is one downside to having language lessons where the people teaching you their language ONLY know that language although there are upsides to total immersion.
the downside by doing that is he will realize that his English is really broken better to let him speak first then let him to be accustomed to the intonation of the language
9:16
I can give you a different perspective, which is as true of Japan, as it is true of Hungary. People want to talk to you in your language because the one used only assimilates inward, meaning without sufficient representation of foreigners, any foreign language becomes a shadow image of the actual language. It gets passive and forgotten outside some hotspots.
A secondary misstep people are prone to make is claiming they speak a foreign language when all that they do is adapting said language to their own rules. That gave birth to Chinglish and Japlish. To give an example, this means a person once learned "you hit the nail on the head", but after losing a live connection to native speakers, it devolves into the local version of that expression (if it's different), and when they express themselves again, they use that metaphor translated into English, and they spend more time explaining than recalling that "you hit the nail on the head" means.
It's possible to speak your own language using foreign words, without a hint of relation to the culture that shaped said foreign language. Therefore, I can totally understand his desire to escape the monolingual language desert that is Japan, and Ikenna is a professional for encouraging him.
The Japanese guy near the start’s English. Impressive r’s, sounds like he’s rolling each of them. I know with a Japanese accent some people don’t quite do the r’s. He went the opposite direction.
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Edit: It’s weird getting likes on a comment, especially one like this. So all likes are dedicated to Unnamed Japanese Guy.
Probably because he is from Osaka
If it's in kanji they sometimes stress the R sound more than L I've no idea why but that's the way i hear it but we tend to have a hard time distinguishing both R and L in a word like roll, red lobster, pearl etc etc
Erica Pierce he should learn Spanish lmaooo
It was beautiful ʬ( ´･֊･` )ʬ
english is hard
I know 4 languages: American, English, Australian, and Canadian
This joke isn't funny with Portuguese, because it's very different in others countries
Australian?
You forget British
lol
Yo se: Chileno, Argentino, Mexicano, Español, Colombiano, Venezolano, Peruano, Boliviano y muchos mas, ah jjajslsbffksn
(there are also a lot of countries that speak Spanish, it is still Spanish but they speak it in their own way)
You inspire me, I plan on learning Japanese over the summer but I actually created this account today in order to engage myself with Japanese material.
I also know a little spanish from school plus my bilingual friends. I hope to learn more soon!
os brasileiros tipo "bRaZilIaN mEmeS whAt tHe fUcK" KKKKKKKK
Só os BR mesmo ksks
Ele já aprendeu com o último cara, na hora que ele falou te pago um salgado eu quebrei
Caraca pensei que somente eu de brasileiro assistia ukenna
Hue hue hue é BR é
Br sendo br
Тебя абсолютно все русские узнали👌🏻
Походе нам интерестно смотреть как люди мучаются пока пытаюттся выучить наш пипец какой слодный язык)
+ он капец слодный)
Дав словнее не придухмать
Только лучше слова правильнее пиши, мы то поймём, а он затруднится (наверное)
Единственное место где русские всех активнее - это интернет.
@@radziwill7193 это вы еще индусов не видели)
I freaked out when he speaks Indonesian, I'm not Indonesian but Malaysian, I can understand slight Indonesian that's close to Malay language so that just freak me the heck out. But dude! Just how many languages can you speak?!
ikr i want him to learn malay too lol
😴
Actually malaysian and indonesian have a slight differences. So when u know either indonesian or malaysian usually u know the other www
Menit ke berapa ??
idk Malay even tho being Malaysian unfortunately
It's so cool seeing this - you're really inspiring me to want to be able to communicate with anyone like you do, it's really great to see how you interact with people and connect with people by speaking their language!
(5:40) i just realised that learning a language opens a whole new world of memes! Thats a huge motivational boost xD
Bro i spent 2 hours translating brazilian memes cuz of this video.....I now need to learn Portuguese 😆
@@jhonward-56 yooo it's pretty easy my man! i can teach you some things if you still want to learn something :D
Kenai so, Spanish is similar to Portuguese right, well I after I learn Spanish I was going to learn Portuguese :D
SO MANY MEMESSSSS
Me, hoping to see my language:
Dutch people: *Offline
f
Ah, godver
Het was wel verdrietig
godverdomme
Me waiting for english:
Also me: WAIT
We zijn mentaal afk dus het komt goed 😂 Graaapjeeee
The person "FromToHere" was probably my favorite. He was so humbling and nice as well as excited that you could speak his language. I would def hang out with him.
Just bought your book mate. The fact that you gained interest from SAO is exactly the same as me! I hope to learn Japanese, Russian, Italian, Mandarin, and finish learning Spanish (fluently).
09:54 "Excuse me my realistic age is a secret" lmao
Vampyrisk FBI open’up!
85 years old chilling in VR chat 😄
Well, he could easily face social death if people in his surrounding knew he was on VRChat.
Dude, your russian pronounciation is perfect, really, expect for "Ж" and "Ш", you need to more practise theese letters.
Thank you for the video!
Пояснительная бригада фигни не скажет☝️
В натуре 👍
Cho pacani, angliiskii yazik?
And you need to practice you’re grammar. It’s horrible.
you too.
13:21 эстетика, в чистом её проявлении XD
Он не понимает, о чем он говорит
Ikenna your so good at Japanese and other languages and I know for a fact that I'll never be a good as you but I am currently thinking on trying a new language! Maybe like British, Irish, or Italian! I am very proud of you because according to google Japanese is consider one of the most hardest languages to learn! Keep on going and soon your channel will grow even bigger!
- He is the UA-camr!
- What the *black* guy?
😂😂😂 Savage
How is that Savage
@@highlandham9962 it is in the usa
@@benkoskinen3871 lol
Savage? It’s stating a fact lmao
@@maryannet4710 correct
Who is going to share this on Reddit and on which subreddit?! I think there a few that would enjoy the vid :)
Done
r/madlads someone?
THE UKELELE JAPANESE GUY PLAYING ONE OK ROCK JUST GOT RIGHT IN MY HEART
JUST GIVE ME A REASON
To keep my heart beating
yESSS
1:25 damn ikenna hitting the japanese guy with that 英語上手
JP dude got jouzu’d
@@Reforming_LL yes! he pulled an uno reverse card, I loved it
I LOVE THE CACTUS MAN, he was singing one of my favorite Japanese songs called "The Beginning by One Ok Rock"
JUST GIVE MEEE A REEEAASOOON
Alchemist TO KEEP MY HEART BEATING
Yes omg
I just heard that song recently, no wonder i recognized it
My favorite part of the video 💖💖💖
2:55 “I’m self taught” (Mandarin shows up on the top left of the video)
Laoshu fans will know exactly what this means
LMAO that's when the fun starts
BLACK MAN STUNS CHINESE WITH HIS SENSUAL TONGUE (in retrospect)
Chinese man: “I’m from Guangdong”
Moses: 😏
MOREOVER...
Time to level up
"How do you say you're not cute?" - 4:05 ...I busted out laughing!!! Awesome video Ikenna!!!
"te pago um salgado"
"biscoito ou bolacha"
I love this dude
"te pago um salgado"
Me: *wipes tear* he's learning old memes
E o cara fala : aham 😅
@@araniatvisi impressionante
?
Te palgo um salgado é um meme?
@@axe_shredded3287 era, na época da copa, que surgiu aquelas frases: "in brazilian portuguese we don't say I love you, we say te pago um salgado and I think it's beautiful"
I’m 3 weeks later but we can all appreciate the
“Ou ou steenky”
Holy shit, I talked to the guy at 1:16 for like two hours once. I taught him some English and he taught me some Japanese. He's pretty funny lol. Craaaazy.
Man, looking back at some of these videos and hearing that the people who initially inspired me to study languages sometimes also struggle or have to ask questions like how to say things, it just motivates me even more because nobody is perfect from day one