Although I'm not a native, I tried to translate one question in crude Japanese: 「コーヒーカップに受け皿が付けられている元々の理由はどれ？」means "for what reason were saucers used originally?" A: As a protection cap against bugs B: (I don't understand that) C: To transfer and let to cool down the content D: As an ashtray
@@Danielblixareed They don't have phonemes such as r, l, v, f, th, and so on, so don't laugh at them about it. Apologize if my explanation is incorrect.
ここで松本の名前出してくるとこがなんかいいな。
たけしを焦らせる映画作ってほしかったな松本に、、、
I love Takeshi like a great film director and great actor!!!❤
4回挑戦し3回が最終問題、1000万円も獲得し、テレフォン3回等変則で行い、盛り上がりましたね！✨
GENIUS JAPANESE COMEDIAN TAKESHI!
あらすじオチまで全部さらっと言っちゃえるのが凄い。強いなー
Originally Aired on October 20 & 21 2012
B is "to tell fortunes by crashing it."
thanks for the great job ^^
7:43 背後に麻原がいる
笑わせないでw
Although I'm not a native, I tried to translate one question in crude Japanese:
「コーヒーカップに受け皿が付けられている元々の理由はどれ？」means "for what reason were saucers used originally?"
A: As a protection cap against bugs
B: (I don't understand that)
C: To transfer and let to cool down the content
D: As an ashtray
B is "to break saucer and do fortune‐telling "
Q14: The @ mark (at mark) is the combination of letter a and which letter in the alphabet?
A. (C)
B. (D) (correct answer)
C. O
D. T
Super Millionaire
Takeshi Kitano plays "Who Wants to be a Millionaire".
Wheres the full episode of this and imagine if takeshi kitanos fourth run was getting first question wrong and left with nothing
たけしの名言で間違ってたら全員車に乗せて火付けちゃおが面白い
B:d final answer ! Final answer !
Finaaar ANSA!
0:17 6:28 13:54 SEIKAI!!!!! P400,000 P600,000 P1,000,000 😂😂😂😂😂😄😄😄😄😂😂😂😄😄😄😄😂😂
Could you translate this and put subtitles up?? That would be amazing. :)
4:28 コーヒーカップ問題、実はトリビアの泉でもやってたんで自分知ってました！
アットマークが昔何らかの別の読み方をしていたのではと考えたら自ずと答えは見えてくると思う
アット＝アドとなればdしかないだろ
ゾマホンもいるんだね！😂😅そう言えば、ここが変だよ日本人が無くなってからたけしさんの付き人、子分になっていた！😂😅それで今ではベナン共和国の偉い公務員の地位を占めてる！😂😅
アキレスと亀の時代なのかww
japanese 100%
＠は、住所の意味のadressの頭文字の略だと思ってた＠＠：
＠ってアットマークっていうからtだと思ってた
Why do they say final answer in English?
Why not? They just imported the icon phrase from original show and it isn't a difficult one to say even for Japanese. Never mind their pronunciation.
Alan Smith in Japanese it’s Fainaru Ansaa
@@Danielblixareed They don't have phonemes such as r, l, v, f, th, and so on, so don't laugh at them about it. Apologize if my explanation is incorrect.
Alan Smith well I don’t speak a word of Japanese I’m sorry. I just know that Zan’nen means bad luck or unfortunate and Seikai is right answer
Alan Smith plus they do have an f as there’s a city called Fukuoka
自動車普及率は250万レベルか❔常識でしょう❔
芸能人用の問題は250万円くらいまでは比較的簡単に設定されている