We Couldn't Stop Laughing! I Spoke 13 Languages with Strangers 😂
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I'm Kazu, a Japanese polyglot who taught himself 15 languages. In this video, I surprise people from 11 countries by speaking their native languages, and we couldn't stop laughing! 😂. A Chilean girl hit me with the best comeback ever, a Brazilian guy caught me completely off guard, and someone in Poland actually recognized me… 👀 Watch until the end, because every conversation goes somewhere I never expected!
Thank you for being part of this journey! Which moment made you smile the most? Let me know in the comments! 😊
Watch until the end and let me know what you think!
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Currently, I speak 15 languages, which I studied properly. These are English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Indonesian, Russian, German, Turkish, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Polish, Dutch and Italian. And now I'm learning Vietnamese, Greek, Tagalog, Hindi and Cantonese! Apart from that, I speak Japanese for sure, which is my native language.
Furthermore, I know a tiny bit of Swedish, Romanian, Farsi, Swahili, Burmese, Geogian, Finnish, Uzbek, Kazakh and Bengali!
Of course, my skills of these languages are still far from sufficient.
The thing I value the most, however, is the attitude to trying to know their culture.
Interacting with people from different background is an eye-opening experience and that makes me really happy.
I wanna inspire people to learn different languages.
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[ Timestamps ]
00:00 (Tagalog & Malay) Cute Reaction When I Spoke Her Language!
01:44 (Spanish) She Got So Surprised to Hear My Chilean Spanish!
02:42 (Portuguese) Funniest Interaction! THIS Caught me off Guard!
03:46 (Georgian) Their Jaws Dropped When They Heard My Georgian
04:11 (Setswana) First Time Meeting Someone from Botswana
04:45 (Greek) They Didn't Expect me at all to Speak Their Native Language!
05:32 (Polish) Polish Subscribers Recognized Me!
06:55 (French & German) Language Exchange with a Multilingual Swiss Duo
10:26 (Russian) Heartwarming! Russian Polyglots Surprised me!
19:18 Outro & Thanks for Watching
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