American Guess 10 Asian's Nationality! l Do You Think They Look All the Same?

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Today Zach and Emma Guess Asian’s Nationality!
Can you Guess?
Hope you enjoy the video
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ID Denny @ddhenfferd
PH Anica @anicadoll
MY Jean @jean_is_jean
KR Lee Boryeon @ryeonism__
JP Saki @sakiponne_
CN Hae Ryeong @hl_shin.99
BD Aksa @aksaniac
IN Pankti @panktea_
MN Ninj @Hypeninj
MM Tom @_.tom.z
US Emma @emmalittlebit
US Zach @couchz
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[@Lekurishkun]

Poor Saki. Everyone knows she's a Japanese in a blink on these videos. Very funny reaction also 😂

[@catinabox3048]

lmao and she always looks so shocked to hear that! But seriously, she's done so many of these videos at this point that I'm pretty sure everyone who watches this channel knows and recognizes her, so it's kind of not interesting anymore.

[@gigameidan]

@@catinabox3048 even for firsttime see saki would defenetly guest japan, same as korean. they have one etnic that make easier to guest.

[@Lekurishkun]

@@catinabox3048I see it differently tho. This just shows that Japan succesfully make their pop culture a global hit so everybody recognizes them. Good for her, she's very cute nonetheless!

[@bernarddelossantos8083]

first and last are both total give away.

[@KpopNiDontStop]

Right her accent to me is dead on with those who learn English there LOL.

[@mishaelmeshach4078]

The base voice of Indonesian guy gave me literal chills, soothing yet deep yet soothing. And he seems like a chill guy to talk to.

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

As an Indonesian, the man seems to live in Jakarta, Indonesia because he has the style, as well as the cool and slang typical accent of South Jakarta which we call JAKSEL.

[@definzgoody5448]

Girl i think you like him

[@NurmaBP]

​@@YourGirl-ne4jz Yeah, the upbringing, he looks like he's from South Jakarta area. While Bekasi is.. another planet 😂

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

@@NurmaBP Ya, Bekasi. Tapi saya belum pernah kesana jadi saya tidak yakin. Tetapi saya ingin sekali mengunjungi Jakarta menikmati PIK (Pantai Indah Kapuk), Dufan Ancol di Jakarta, ingin ke Yogyakarta dan Magelang menikmati suasana indah disana, Surabaya yang juga kota metropolitan lain selain Jakarta dan Bandung dengan masyarakatnya yang keren. Suatu hari.

[@sampahpribadi]

and hes really handsome

[@Aye--.--]

Burmese here... *sigh* a week ago.. yeah. Things are getting crazy here lol, I mean it has been but oh well. I was just surprised to see Myanmar flag in video thumbnail so now I'm watching it. You seem like a good person. Have a good life ahead~

[@princekawaii8998]

I wish he'd actually explained about that a bit more. It was kinda glossed over. Especially since Emma insisted on asking everybody about military service 🙄 Where in other countries, the army conscription serves to protect and defend the nation, in Myanmar, it's cannibalising our youth.

[@9ty477]

Glad to see someone from Myanmar. Yeah things are getting difficult here. Hope you are also doing OK.

[@Aye--.--]

@@princekawaii8998 Maybe he didn't want to talk about it. I don't mind tho coz no amount of spreading awareness is gonna help the situation we are in. It is a civil war after all. Stay safe!

[@Aye--.--]

@@9ty477 for now I'm doing okay, but who knows when things will change lol. I wish things would get better altho it is unlikely. Stay safe!

[@9ty477]

@@Aye--.-- You too, take good care of yourself. Can't do anything other than wishing you safety. ✌

[@bliss6495]

I was an English teacher. My instructor told us that although not so many Indonesians speak English, Indonesians have one of the best English pronunciations. When Indonesians speak English, their pronunciation can be very good. That explains why interviewers here are confused with Deny's (the Indonesian) English as American English.

[@ismiazzahra511]

This is all because the Indonesian tongue is very flexible so they can pronounce foreign languages ​​very well and clearly 👍🏻

[@Lampchuanungang]

Indonesians, malasians and filipinos have a great well spoken english very intense, explicative, cute and clear, and sometimes they could be clearly harsh too when situations requires. Many times they speaks better than natives the hardwords too.

[@blazingbeat7600]

Most Indonesian is like "ga bisa enggres."

[@paracanthushepatus1547]

​@@Lampchuanungangno, malaysia are not american English, its british

[@user-lf2kk2rj8k]

It’s mother tongue influence.

[@jhinukkonok]

Glad to see a Bangladeshi here! actually bangladesh and india is really close and have similarities in facial structure so foreigns are often confused guessing the nationality. but it's okay :'') Edit: I know everyone has their own opinions and I respect you all. I will be happy if you guys stop replying.🖤

[@ketikteks]

Nope only Bangalis looks like Bangladeshis not whole india

[@arbabasukalsar4361]

@@ketikteks not even whole of India looks like India.

[@goyam2981]

India is huge with population of different ethnicities. When I was growing up I thought Indians were all light-skinned with big eyes from Rajiv Gandhi and Indian movies and my Sikh neighbors. When I first saw Padma Lakshmi who is from the south I didn't know she was Indian. Lol. Bangladeshis don't look like Indians to me.

[@LoveBD153]

​@@goyam2981Bangladeshi people looks diverse as well... Different people has different facial structure and skin color.... Also I personally I think we people look similar to west Bengal, Assamese and Tripura Bengalis,Odisha,Bihar,Uttar Pradesh.... I said Bihar,uttar Pradesh because many people from that region living in Bangladesh but we can't really differentiate between them until they started to speaking urdu

[@UuU1001.]

@@ketiktekseastern Indians ( Kolkata region not northeastern region) are the same people as Bengali compared to northwestern Indians and southern Indians. Just shows that borders are all man made.

[@Iamhasan99]

Before I watch, I will tell you that Americans will guess Indian easily 😅😅😅

[@amannsharma]

Red Indians 😂😂

[@familabeegam]

As an indian this is so true😂

[@Master-it8eo]

How

[@saransh9254]

​@@familabeegam since Indian on average are brown and they don't look Mongoloid like east Asians like the stereotypical Indian looks . Yes we have fair Indians but for some reason we always see brown ones on such channels and fair ones are always in some kind content creator channel

[@aheat3036]

😂 So many Indians in the U.S. these days with the Indian accent.

[@nagaseyo]

These are not typical Americans that you see in America. They must have lived in Asia or studied about asian culture for a long time.

[@xiaolongc5009]

Thank you, I agree. They don't look American, I mean the hair, makeup, and style, even their pronunciation sounds neutral.

[@danieldemicco783]

Pretty sure they live in Korea, as these are filmed there and they could speak Korean.@@xiaolongc5009

[@Healthnut27]

I agree. I live in the Bay Area and am Latina. Besides a lot of Latinos here, there is a lot of Asian people, so I have been able to point out the differences of where people can be from. Not just from hearing people speak their native language.

[@toffeenaught3704]

In fact, all the videos in this channel are film'd in south korea so they are all living in Korea for years. They must be really familiar to Korean, Japanese and Chinese, which is really hard for All-Americans to tell the difference, as you know.

[@robh_tex]

​@@toffeenaught3704knowing the differences between Japanese, Korean & Chinese is generally easier than being able to pick up the nuances of ethnically Chinese people from Malaysia, Taiwan or Singapore. Same with distinguishing Bangladeshi, Nepalese, Indian or Sri Lankan. Great questions are key to sussing out key details that will help you guess more accurately... Knowledge of language/accents, cuisine, culture, geography help immensely.

[@StrawberryMilkkTeaa]

I like Zach alot. He's very pleasant. And Emma's so pretty. I like her personality, so cute!

[@zachcouch8654]

Thank you!

[@Chawaniii]

17:43 Ninj is stunning 🪷 Mongolian people are handsome, high cheek bones, nose, eyes. Model face

[@ItsJust_Sheza]

Everyone is stunning...

[@drenzyoger2669]

Haiiii

[@Chawaniii]

@@ItsJust_Sheza NO? not everyone in my opinion.

[@Captainumerica]

She is, but I take it back she's not as tall as I first thought.

[@HOPE-wg5pb]

She is like a mongolian princess or smth. Average mongolian people don't look like her, most or mongolians have flat faces. She would be considered good lopking even in mongolia

[@rickydimas405]

agree with Zach, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore were hard to guess bcos of more diverse in term of race, religion and ethnicity. I saw some of Indonesian in this channel also from different background like Chinese, Hijab girl, typical Javanese and we got Denny who's mix dutch and Indonesian. Malaysia, Singapore aswell they have 3 main races

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Malasia will talk about Racism in their country so they use this way to say malasians are Chinese indian malay Very different from Indonesian , when Indonesians talk about Indonesia they will use Unity whether its language culture food and place destinations.

[@tevikumares5022]

Takde orang tanye orang Cina yg bajet orang indonesia asli pun

[@zachcouch8654]

I tried my best but it just don’t know enough about those countries.

[@tevikumares5022]

@@zachcouch8654 that’s ok. As long as you don’t refer anything with some negative people like suhanjayalian5044 who is always against Malaysians

[@aeriya0]

@@suhanjayalian5044 keep spreading the hates. youve been doing this for awhile. youre quite famous for talking trash about malaysia all over youtube lmao. keep up the good work, you cant live without that, i assume. hating others is your ‘happiness’. what a loser 💀

[@sarobensaroyan649]

I love this❤❤❤ thank you guys❤

[@thaihm]

This video was very fun to watch. The rice and squirrel got me. 🤣Foot volleyball is popular in many Asian so that was a little tricky.

[@marufchow01425]

Thanks to Bangladeshi girl who representing our country. Also take love all of you.From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@newbabies923]

The Japanese are always the easiest one to guess in every single videos😂 . That's too funny😂

[@BANGDANXO]

lol right

[@alvan3988]

The outfit tell much

[@Ama94947]

the outfit, but even the way she gave a hand, it seems like she is not used to do it lol

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

japanese love to do everything kanpeki perfect. they like to overdo everything and are so conscious about it. normal design of something or some place, they will over design it and go above and beyond, even if it means it will be weird

[@alistairt7544]

Totally! You can really spot Japanese by how they dress, how they act and their vibes, and also their looks. I love how distinct Japanese people are.

[@Bengail_Blink_official1313]

I want see more Bangladeshis come in this channel !!! Love from Bangladesh ❤❤

[@TTCheng]

Interesting video! You two even know some Asian countries better than me. Haha.

[@muhamadfauzizulkarnaen6403]

I thought when the woman asked "the most religion in your country" and the man answered "Muslim", and also about the largest islands country in the world, I thought the woman would get easly answer that it was Indonesia. That's a very Big Hint of Indonesia bro😂. it was very funny that the woman still answering wrong and instead answered Sri Lanka for totally no reason🤷‍♂️🤣

[@WahaiHawai]

the lady is stupid tho

[@Andriyana-yo6qk]

who doesn't know that Indonesia is the largest muslim population and the largest islands country in the world?

[@xsatsuki98x]

Exactly man 😂 funnily she mentioned Indonesia previously like wth

[@WahaiHawai]

when you said you're American without telling you're American🤣

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

Indo unknown sinking country

[@alistairt7544]

The Mongolian girl is stunning!!!

[@veroniquedegracia9614]

Some of these were difficult even for me as an Asian! These two did a great job.

[@kerrin6633]

This is a really interesting video. Thanks for posting! I think the girl asked very good questions and the guy was very confident! Just a little note tho, to better read the vibe of people (and I am Canadian (Chinese) so coming from that perspective❤): I'd appreciate if the guy was a bit more conscientious with his words. I understand the video is a bit nerve-wracking, bc we all want to do well. Please don't say ppl have thick eyebrows just like that either 😮. I think the word off-putting was used mistakenly 😢. Just a tip to end off the convos on a positive note for the ppl, esp when commenting on their looks or style. And you can tell the Japanese girl really wanted to do well, and even asked follow up questions for improvement. It's a bit of a culture difference here so in America they'll just answer straightforwardly, which is why he didn't understand to answer in a way that is more affirming to her efforts. Just a note on these things bc everyone is putting themselves out there :) In any case, I do kudos everyone for being so multicultural and diverse in being in Korea. Very cool 😎

[@sukarap7754]

I really like Denny from Indonesia his voice is very calm and could be a voice actor! 🤩

[@culturedman1310]

Denny

[@coffeevanilla2801]

😊his name is Denny

[@sukarap7754]

@@coffeevanilla2801 Okay thanks for correction guys. 😁

[@elfrainheart9338]

Yeah.. his voice really manly.. I wish I had a voice like him 😂😂

[@kaidanalenko5222]

That's not typical Indo 😂man

[@Noah_ol11]

Zach , the US guys seems similar to Derek from Grey's anatomy 😂 , when the Indonesia guy said there're many island in his country i thought it would give it away

[@AyushGupta-wn6zd]

right!? How was that not a dead giveaway for both of them?

[@mihza]

i thought the most muslim and many island is acctualy the answer 😄

[@jeremyemilio9378]

I knew from his face without and within his first sentence of him speaking

[@kamalc0107]

😂😂Yes, Eyes are similar, small eyes.

[@NurmaBP]

Yep. 17.000 more tropical islands, we probably have the longest tropical beach lines, and the world only know Bali 😅 I hope we could develop other region tourism too, but when other local regions see the tourists and influencers shenanigans in Bali, yeah, at least for now, maybe keep whatever happening in Bali stays in Bali 😭

[@rossifauziah8772]

Indonesia itu rasnya plural banget. Akan sangat sulit tebak Indonesian dari wajahnya. Mereka bisa terlihat seperti Brazilian, Chinese, African, Indian atau yg lain 😅

[@mrtpofx]

These guessing video really amazing!

[@marufchow01425]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@AyushGupta-wn6zd]

finally bangladesh is also getting some eyes! You guys are doing really well

[@ThorErAbbaOdin]

I'm from Bangladesh also

[@caratforlife013]

@@ThorErAbbaOdin my parents are bengali so technically me too

[@ThorErAbbaOdin]

@@caratforlife013 Where are you from?? India?!

[@caratforlife013]

@@ThorErAbbaOdin I was born in France but we moved to England when I was four. And my parents are bengali. The cool thing is I have three passports

[@YusMat700]

We need more world friends and less world enemies. These videos are a healing potion for the soul. Thank you.

[@legpad5857]

This was interesting and entertaining. The hosts were excellent. As an Asian American, I at least, enjoy understanding and learning about the socio-cultural differences, perceptions, and beliefs of Asian ethnicities and countries. Thanks.

[@1rwjwith]

Asians do not look like each other, but they do resemble each other the same way white europeans resemble each other. There are many ethnic groups in most asian nations .

[@Tuzon15]

as a filipino i can say we look almost identical to indonesians

[@iimmortalldreams]

I really want to see more videos with white people guessing their own and same for black. I only saw one many years ago and let's just say even for them it seems to be easier to tell Asian people apart than their own😂

[@1rwjwith]

@@iimmortalldreams exactly, you are right..I am English/Italian. Can I always tell say a Englishmen from a Frenchman , irishman, German etc…NO ! Not until I they start speaking …usually.

[@alistairt7544]

That's why I tell my non-Asian friends. It applies to other ethnicities. Like if a blond-ish German girl walks in and you have to guess where she's from just purely by looks alone, you can assume she's from the UK, France, Austria, Switzerland, etc. If a guy from Senegal walks in, you can assume they're from Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, etc. A Pacific Islander-looking person can be Maori, Hawaiian, Tongan, etc. Certain groups of nationalities can have very similar appearances due to shared history, ethno-linguistic, or even haplogroups. The best is to really converse with them, like the two Americans did, ask questions about where they came from, their food, religion, politics, languages, history, etc., which is really the best way to get to know people from other cultures :)

[@Handle0108]

but from a macro-standpoint in general there are common characteristics for each of the inidivual countries even if they may not always line up in individual cases. I could personally tell British, Germans, French apart much better than a random guess, so there is something there that makes each nation unique.@@alistairt7544

[@zan_fareen]

Not all Asians look same. The Bangladeshi girl is the one that looks quite different from others here. South Asians are quite different from East and South East Asians.

[@atharvzemse6599]

India and Nepal are not monoracial countries like Bangladesh. India alone has more east asian looking people than both the koreas combine.

[@zan_fareen]

​​@@atharvzemse6599 When did I say India doesn't have any? Btw Bangladesh also have 50+ other ethnic groups beside Bangalis - they are mainly of Tibetan, Mongolian and Burmese origin who lives in the hilly regions of Bangladesh they look same like your north East Indians and the Burmese people of Myanmar. I'm talking about this clip, here the Bangladeshi girl stands out because of her features as shes the only one looking different from the rest of the participants. Even the Indian girl here looks somewhat East Asian.

[@Sigma89899]

@@atharvzemse6599 are you Comedy me Indian northeast people Close to Burmese not East Asian Japnese /korean/chinese totally different than india northeast

[@ketikteks]

Bangladeshis r short n dark so anyone can easily identify them

[@zan_fareen]

@@ketikteks If Bangladeshis are short and dark (as per your logic) then Indians are also short and dark since you guys look same like us. Bangladeshis have a wide range of skin colour and comes in all height just like indians hence calling us dark and short to satisfy yourself won't change those things.

[@therandomgaming7883]

The Bangladeshi girl looks stunning! They all look pretty tbh

[@itsfryzz4414]

oh man i wish they ask Denny about how many languages in Denny's country cause i really wanted to see their reaction when they heard the answer, i bet they must be shocked🤣

[@newbabies923]

Most of those languages are Papuan ethnic languages. If Papua isn't part of Indonesia then regional languages in Indonesia would be drop very down there

[@IDMarketer]

​@@newbabies923still 350 languages, so?

[@jurianf.kaunang1808]

@@newbabies923we have 700s listed local languages (it’s actually more than that) and Papua has 250, so still we have around 450 languages if we exclude Papuan languages.

[@umisulastri5827]

@@newbabies923still more than 200 languages 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@hendraadyatama8097]

​@@newbabies923so what? Papua is Indonesia at the end

[@hoomanAdnan]

That's a good episode! ❤ From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

Oh my God. I really wanted to hear that Indonesian guy speak Indonesian. That would be really cool. Give him more talking time.

[@ArthitWang-ck8fv]

Bangladeshis are the most down to earth,polite, hardworking & friendly peoples I have ever met!! They're very much respectful than the rest of South Asia! Bangladesh is only a 52 years old country which was 2nd poorest country in the world after their Independence but now Bangladesh is 32th largest economy in the world by nominal GDP & their GDP per capita is highest in the subcontinent! They've come a long way. Love & respect to the Bangladeshis from Thailand

[@lady.bug006]

Thank you 😊 love from Bangladesh ❤ 🇧🇩🤝🏻🇹🇭 We were second poorest because of a great famine,natural disasters, Britishers looting us and finally the 1971 war 🥲. Thankfully we got out of it hope those days will never come back again.

[@furiousfade4ever211]

Check the inflation rate GDP per capita is not significant for a country's development.

[@ArthitWang-ck8fv]

@@furiousfade4ever211 Every country facing inflation crisis due to wars & Bangladesh's inflation rate is 9% Edit: now Bangladesh's inflation rate declined to 6.8% from 9%

[@Judah_889]

Pakistan per capita (2024) : $1470 India per capita (2024) : $2850 Bangladesh per capita (2024) : $2650 Pakistan's GDP 2024 : $340 billion Bangladesh GDP 2024 : $455 billion India's GDP 2024 : $4.1 trillion India's economy growth rate 8.45% Pakistan economy growth rate 2.5% Bangladesh economy growth rate 6% Source : International Monetary Fund

[@Judah_889]

​@@lady.bug006 indian subcontinent per capita Pakistan per capita (2024) : $1470 India per capita (2024) : $2850 Bangladesh per capita (2024) : $2650 Nepal per capita (2024) : $1470 Sri Lanka per capita (2024) : $3340 Afghanistan per capita (2024) : $443 Source : International Monetary Fund

[@rzsa2075]

i knew Korean right away because i watch so many kdramas and love kpop 🥰 I also guessed Filipino (I have many Filipino friends), Japanese, and India ! This was fun to watch and guess with them 😊❤

[@geschmackj209]

How to differentiate Singapore, Indonesian, and Malaysian abroad: 1. The accent, they have their own accent when speaking English 2. Unlike Sg and Malaysia, Indonesian will rarely/never say the word 'race' when describing the diversity in their country, they will say 'ethnicity/ethnic group'. 3. Regarding no 2, Malaysian will mention 3 races living in their country, Malay, Chinese, Indian (and tend to forget Iban, Dusun, etc living in East Malaysia). 4. Malaysian (and Bruneian) Muslims would have more religious look than Muslims in Indonesia and Singapore.

[@newbabies923]

Malaysian and Singaporean dress in fancy ways while Indonesian dress like a peasent

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Exactly Orang Indonesia tidak akan pernah mengatakan berkaitan Ras Rasialisme ketika memperkenalkan Indonesia dihadapan orang lain. Orang Indonesia akan lebih berbicara tentang Budaya,, Makanan/Kuliner,, dan Tempat Wisata apapun berkaitan Indonesia. Karena berbicara Rasial Kesukuan di Indonesia sangatlah sensitif. Dan Kita Bangga mengakui diri sebagai orang Indonesia. Tidak seperti Malasia kemanapun mereka pergi mereka akan selalu berbicara Rasialisme kepada orang lain yang tidak seharusnya untuk diberitahu. Kenapa tidak membicarakan tempat yang indah di malasia,, makanan,, ataupun budaya ?? walau bagaimanapun kembali lagi ke topik mereka akan tetap berbicara rasialisme. Cara berpikir orang Malasia sudah ditanamkan seperti Apharteid tetapi orang Indonesia berpandangan jauh wawasan luas lebih bijak mengambil sikap/keputusan berhubungan dengan negaranya. Jika saya berada di posisi Denny tentu saya sebagai orang Indonesia akan melakukan hal yang sama mengakui diri sebagai Orang Indonesia dan berbicara apapun tentang keindahan Indonesia Budaya dan Bahasa Persatuan Unityterlepas saya Suku Etnis apa. Cukup untuk berbicara Indonesia negara Saya tercinta Semua di pukul rata. I am proud to be Indonesians.

[@odeychan9014]

@@suhanjayalian5044 memanglah bangga dah kau bahasa mandarin tak reti 😅 tapi baguslah maksudnya cleansing budaya tionghua dah berjaya dapatlah hak samarata

[@tevikumares5022]

Takde orang tanye orang Cina yg bajet orang indonesia asli mcm si suhanjayalian5044 pun

[@kilanspeaks]

@@odeychan9014 you don’t know what you’re talking about. On top of Bahasa Indonesia and local dialects, many Chinese Indonesians in Sumatra speak Hokkien and Mandarin, while Chinese Indonesians in Borneo where I come from speak Teochew, Hakka, and Mandarin. It’s the same with the rest of Indonesia. Things are different with Java because Chinese Indonesians there have always been on the Peranakan side. Even before Indonesia’s independence, their ancestors speak Dutch with the government, local Malay dialect with the natives, and local languages like Javanese and Sundanese at home. Because of this familiarity with the local lingo, Chinese Indonesian publications pre-independence were printed in local Malay, not Chinese like in Singapore or Malaysia. Even after 1928 when we adopted the name “Bahasa Indonesia” for the national language, Chinese Indonesian publications were the ones who first printed some of the most important documents around Indonesia’s independence, including the national anthem and the proclamation of independence, all in Bahasa Indonesia. This is something that’s very different with Malaysia and Singapore where the British maintained a divided society as part of their divide and conquer strategy, that’s been kept alive by the politicians in your countries to control the masses.

[@nw2861]

The way Saki just walked away 😆

[@AlexC595]

I guessed some of them. 1. Korean - just from her English 2. Chinese - She looks too Northeast Asian to be Southeast Asian. When she said hot pot, I got it. 4. Indian - from her accent 5. Filipina - when she said English was the second language in her country but at first, I thought Japanese because of the fashion 7. Indonesia - Muslim from a country with the most islands 9. Mongolian - Her northeast Asian look caused me to think Japan at first until she mentioned seafood is not big in her country. Then she said landlocked and gave it away. 10. Japanese - her name; She is a cute Northeast Asian with light skin and Korean was already guessed. I didn't get number 3 because I'm not familiar with other South Asian groups. I didn't get number 6. I just knew he was Southeast Asian. I didn't get number 8 because the description sounds like Taiwan and her accent sounded kind of like Cantonese at one point. But Malaysia has ethnic Chinese too.

[@wong1989ben]

Every races in Malaysia will have their own accent based on their ethnicity.

[@DominikPlaylists]

But the girl 2 is from Guangdong, and pretty typical look. That is definitely not Northeast Asia.

[@sentomaru3622]

Denny would make a great fortune making voice ads or asmr

[@marinaj9906]

the girl from bangladesh walked in and i immediately thought bangladesh 😭 i thought its so easy

[@King_knight88]

Hello

[@jnemuri]

Pakistan an Bangladesh got split from India. so it's obvious their stupidly

[@iya3952]

same but only bc i had a bangladeshi friend, they have very specific features and their personalities too but i never would’ve known if i didn’t have that friend i think it’s all about exposure

[@Jblah]

Thats reaching. I know indians very well and my first thought was also indian lol

[@Jblah]

@@jnemuri theyre still considered indians tho

[@tasniatabassum9230]

I actually had guessed that they will find it hard to identify the Bangladeshi girl

[@WomanTakenBytheWind]

I don't know why they find it hard, I have never even met anyone from Bangladesh before and I knew she was Bangladeshi immediately

[@Bang.glory.]

​@@t.hussain921 why bring punjabi into this ?

[@truthseeker-nv6ny]

​@@Bang.glory. they're tall and fair

[@Bang.glory.]

@@truthseeker-nv6ny I don't think they are tall and fair they just look like any regular brown south Asian nothing special about them.

[@truthseeker-nv6ny]

@Bangali.girl.glory. you think hritik roshan ranbir kapoor look bengali from any angle?

[@saymynamemj6395]

Who is the Mongolian girl???? She is so pretteyyyyyyyyyy! I'm Mongolian, but I was literally stunned by her beauty at the first glance.

[@lady.bug006]

Jannatul Aksa from Bangladesh 🇧🇩5:26 you need to elaborate more about the languages in Bangladesh. There are around 42 languages spoken by Bangladeshis but the main and dominant language is ofcourse Bangla. You need to be more accurate with more information. Also we don't eat fish and rice always. We eat Chicken, Beef a lot too.

[@ubiquitousme7292]

In the Philippines, there are three main distinctions loosely based on one’s skin tone: Mestiza or Mestizo which indicates a mixed heritage (i.e. euro-centric white), Chinito or Chinita, those who resemble Chinese or East Asian features, and Moreno or Morena who are brown-skinned or kayumanggi and are typically associated with native Filipinos.

[@ubiquitousme7292]

My father side came from spanish decent while mother side most likely filipino, I guess. In our family we have those 3 kind of destinction, my bro feature is spanish but his skin is moreno, I have morena sister & metiza sister, while me is chinita some said I look like korean. If you dont know us you may think we are not related.

[@elysseclarencesantos8221]

@@ubiquitousme7292not again u self Proclaimed Spanish

[@shinryouzen]

@@Kodsbahpeople claiming spanish blood by surname alone shouldn’t self proclaim to have spanish blood tbh lmao. Back in spanish colonial era, the poorer sectors of the locals (which is majority of the population that was colonized) didnt have last names. So eventually the government registered them in the population census by having them pick spanish last names from a given list. My grandmother’s family had kept the list of those surnames. May mga tribes din na binigyan ng spanish last names when they were baptized by the spanish catholic missionaries. So in short kahit may spanish sounding last name ang pinoy, hindi ibig sabihin may spanish blood. In fact, spaniards at the time rarely intermix with the filipinos. Kahit mga spanish families of spanish government leaders and missionaries would be living here, but then they would have left to go back to spain when the colonization period was over. Nakakahiya talaga yung mga feeling spanish. Bihira pa din kahit 1/8 blood pa yan

[@chumburohizaruzz3644]

​@@elysseclarencesantos8221Yeah right! Here we go again hahahah lmao. Just take a ancestry DNA gurl.

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

​@@Kodsbah 🇵🇭>>>>>>>>🇲🇨unknown sinking country

[@henri_ol]

Both US members did a good job , i like especially how the guy got upset when he guessed wrong the country , 7 out of 10 is pretty cool , his interation with Saki was cute and i loved their height difference 😂

[@zachcouch8654]

Thanks. I thought I could do better.

[@tnguyen403]

If you live in the US you would be astonished at how well they've done. Donald Trump was in Jerusalem but he didn't even know he was in the Middle East, and former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin had no idea that Africa wasn't a country.

[@afsaramehrin2993]

I’m upset as well… because Mr Zach right here… couldn’t guess MY country (🇧🇩) properly. When the Bangladeshi girl Aksa walked in, I instantly knew she was Bangladeshi. Even after she said rice is the staple food (of Bangladesh), Zach guessed wrong and assumed her to be “Indian”, even after she asked him “why ?” No matter how “sorry” he is, this wrong guess won’t fix anything ! Bangladeshis on average, consume more rice than their Indian neighbours. While Indians are mostly vegetarian, Bangladeshis are mostly pescatarian. Zach should know, Bangladesh and India are 2 separate states. Just because these 2 separate states are similar, doesn’t mean they are the same. Bangladesh and India are both ethnically diverse. Present-day Bangladesh had always been a part of India for thousands of years and continued to be, a part of India… even when the entire Indian Subcontinent was under the British rule for 400 years which, ended in 1947 when India became an independent state and their Punjab state became what we know, as Pakistan today. Before Bangladesh ever became Bangladesh, Pakistan kept this territory occupied for a couple of decades (from 1947 to 1970), calling this territory, “East Pakistan”. During the occupation period, they tried to replace our language and cultural identity (Bengali) with theirs (Urdu). Before the British left in 1947, they divided territories of this Subcontinent based solely on religion and that’s exactly how Pakistan took the chance and kept us occupied for a couple of decades because like us, they’re also a Muslim-majority territory; the only difference is : Pakistan is an Islamic Republic and we’re a People’s Republic. A liberation war between my people and the Pakistani soldiers broke out in 1971 and guess who won that war ?? WE DID !!! 🇧🇩 (and yet, 7 months after fighting with them) We wouldn’t have been able to drive those Pakistani soldiers out of our territory if India never lent us a helping hand. Bangladesh has been in existence for 53 years, we did come a long way even if our history is brief. Our Independence Day is this month, on the 26th… just 3 days after my birthday. I was born, just 21 years after we became independent and free from Pakistani occupation. Everytime Americans mis-identify us as “Indians” and on top of that, continue to spell our names incorrectly, it’s NOT okay and it seriously hurts. It’s time for Zach and his female friend to read more history books and more geography books before they make any more mistakes and embarrass themselves further in the near future.

[@juvantelynch7509]

​@@tnguyen403And here we have people thinking they are still in Vietnam.

[@bigploppa154]

@@zachcouch8654you had better analysis, she asked better questions. she just doesn’t seem to have much cultural awareness outside of the US and Korea

[@tiffanykhuong6848]

Very interesting video. I've been looking for a Viet friend but ...yea.. maybe next time 😂 Well done guys!

[@tvcolour7663]

Finding the different people from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore is like.. Finding different poeple from Australia, UK & USA. . Indonesian has strong rrr pronounce, if want a catch the different

[@DominikPlaylists]

Well they may share skin color, but the difference in accents is bloody massive mate.

[@Dirt-McGerk]

Pro-tip; ask the person in question which country makes the best satay haha

[@flazeanimations]

well honestly, the big difference is always the accent. I guess it's the same thing for US, UK and AUS accents lol

[@sheikhsaz4971]

Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 want more Bangladesh content

[@shivam9673]

ভারতীয় 😂

[@alfiar9520]

as an indonesian i also find it hard to differentiate indonesian, malaysian, and singapore in just one glance and several questions so i don't blame him. i think the easiest way to differentiate these three are from their accents

[@AndreCS-hc6xm]

Orang Indonesia Seperti nya lebih pendek dibandingkan 2 negara lainnya. Dan untuk kulit umumnya adalah coklat gelap, coklat sampe warna kuning terang dengan mata belo khas orang Austronesia. Sebenernya orang Indonesia adalah orang yg paling tidak bisa bahasa Inggris dibandingkan Malaysia dan Singapura. Bahasa Inggris bukanlah bahasa umum jadi orang yg diundang kemungkinan hanya 0,01% dari mewakili populasi (laki2 tadi ada pendidikan spesial yg umumnya tidak didapatkan mayoritas orang Indonesia sehingga Inggris nya sangat perfect) serta kurang mewakili Indonesia. Indonesia juga sebenernya seperti Malaysia dan Singapura mereka juga memiliki Chinese, India yg tinggal di negaranya namun jumlah India di Indonesia sangatlah sedikit. Namun meski begitu negara tetap mengakui mereka orang Indonesia meski terkadang mereka terlihat seperti turis atau orang India asing. Kemudian Chinese Indonesia saya yakin mereka adalah orang2 yg sering mewakili acara ini atau di akun channel ini. Orang-orang menengah hingga orang terkaya di Indonesia adalah Chinese Indonesia. Mereka umumnya mendapatkan pendidikan yg tidak didapat orang Indonesia pada umumnya. Jumlah mereka sebenarnya sangat sedikit atau 1,5% dari populasi. Saya yakin channel ini sangat berusaha keras mencari orang yg bisa mewakili Indonesia. Namun yg mereka temukan sesuai kriteria umumnya adalah pelajar Chinese Indonesia. Orang Indonesia (orang pribumi) di Korea mereka bekerja di Korea namun tidak bisa bahasa Inggris karena memang pendidikan Inggris di negara kami tidak terlalu bagus dan mereka umumnya adalah pekerja bukan pelajar internasional seperti chinese Indonesia. Orang tadi dia half Indonesia dan half dutch kan? Dia mungkin mendapatkan kewarganegaraan Indonesia namun mungkin seperti India Indonesia mereka tetep umumnya hampir dianggap orang asing juga bahkan di Indonesia kecuali Chinese Indonesia karena populasi mereka masih kadang terlihat dan mereka suka mewakili Indonesia dalam hal2 seperti ini. Dan jangan lupakan kita memiliki orang2 ras kepulauan Pasifik di ujung paling timur yg berdekatan dengan Papua Nugini dan Australia. Jadi Ras di Indonesia : Melayu (umumnya sama seperti Malaysia dan Singapura mereka mayoritas islam dan pribumi Indonesia barat, Malaysia dan Singapura), Pacific Islanders (mereka adalah pribumi Indonesia timur mereka mayoritas kristen mereka adalah pribumi yg sama dengan Papua nugini, dan negara pasifik) , Chinese (keturunan Han dari China mayoritas Buddha dan Kristen) dan mixing ras (Indonesia namun secara spesifik seperti di sulawesi dan Nusa tenggara timur tidak ada batas yg jelas untuk ras ini mereka adalah percampuran antara ras Melayu dan Pacific islanders mereka mayoritas islam dengan Kristen yg signifikan). Memang ada orang India (mayoritas Hindu) namun jumlah mereka sangat2 sedikit. Hindu sendiri di wakili oleh orang Bali atau dari ras Melayu (Indonesia barat).

[@AndreCS-hc6xm]

I hope i can explain more short and detail but there a lot races and ethnic in Indonesia and i think you can translate to english right. And if you asking me what Indonesian look like, majority race in Indonesia is Malay or (Native in West Indonesia) more than 80% i m guess. Rest of them mixing Races. But because Chinese Indonesia more rich sometimes you re only find Chinese Indonesia who represent Indonesia. Or even rich Eurasia Indonesia like this Guy in video.

[@vidix_a.hapidi5384]

​@@AndreCS-hc6xmBenar juga, Chinese Indonesia walaupun 1,5% dari populasi Indonesia. Tapi negara dengan salahsatu chinese yang tinggal di luar china terbanyak. Kalau dilihat data dari berbagai sumber sih beda-beda, ada yang menulis Indonesia terbanyak dan ada juga Thailand terbanyak.

[@ekymuharrahman8782]

​@@vidix_a.hapidi5384 sebenarnya kalau mengacu ke data yg dikeluarkan pemerintah masing², maka Indonesia lah yg terbanyak. Tapi kalau kita mencari tau jumlah sebenarnya, itu benar² tidak diketahui. Karna baik di Indonesia maupun di Thailand ada banyak orang Chinese yg gak mau mengakui dirinya Chinese.

[@AndreCS-hc6xm]

@@ekymuharrahman8782 saya punya salah satu tips untuk mengetahui jumlah Chinese Indonesia di suatu provinsi di Indonesia walaupun mungkin cara ini tidak selalu tepat. Ini adalah bentuk gambaran kasar nya saja adalah dengan melihat statistik populasi umat Buddha di Indonesia dikali 2 = total Chinese Indonesia. Karena buddha Indonesia sendiri hampir 90-95% adalah chindo. Namun angka yg didapat bisa berlebihan terlalu tinggi ataupun terlalu rendah masih kurang. Tapi bagaimana pun saya rasa itu pilihan masing-masing kalo masih ngaku chindo yahh silahkan nggak juga nggak masalah artinya mereka udah nggak relate. Tapi kalo untuk kebutuhan statistik maka perkiraan cara yg didapat adalah dengan menghitung jumlah umat Buddha yg hanya 2 juta dikali 2 maka chinese Indonesia hanya diantara 3,5 -4 juta itu yg masuk akal. Intinya saya yakin Chinese Malaysia masih jauh lebih banyak apalagi Buddhist sekitaran 6 juta kalo nggak salah. Kenapa bisa dengan mengukur populasi Buddhist karena Indonesia dan Malaysia sama2 kurang mengakui agama2 China serta menolak atheist dan biar gampang langsung dianggap buddha karena ada patung buddha juga di agama China.

[@muritaaizen3679]

Korean and japan are easy to guess 😅😂 The hardest one to guess by accent and appearance are Indonesian

[@demijunior7097]

His style says everything, Indonesian man wearing BLACK HOODIE

[@Easterbunny-hm4xb]

i'm so dying when saki pronounce rural squirrel thing😂😂 im sorry🙏 love u saki❤

[@user-fy2mm4pg6b]

Most of the Bangladeshis use local English accent totally different from the rest of the world, British, American or even the Indian accent. If the Bangladeshi girl spoke in that accent actually, both the Americans would confuse is she speaking in an earthly English accent or an Alien English accesnt.😂😂 Love from BD❤️🇧🇩

[@DiniKusuma]

The Japanese should be proud ... no matter how she's tried disguising her nationality, ppl still can guess that she's Japanese ... meaning Japan already has its unique staple, character, and signature, known by the entire world

[@wannaknowwho25]

The English spoken in Bangladesh is based on British standards, but it has a unique dialect. In Bangladesh, written English is dominated by British English, but American English controls the accent. American English superseding British English. Bangladeshi English has its own unique accent that combines elements from both British and American English, along with regional variations within the country.

[@tobacco118]

"Written English is dominated by British English, but American English controls the accent." Why?

[@wannaknowwho25]

@@tobacco118 mostly because of the media access and exposure.

[@tobacco118]

@@wannaknowwho25 Bangladeshi love America

[@wannaknowwho25]

@@tobacco118 idk there is many factors as to say Bangladeshi love America if generally yes Bangladeshis loves most of the nations but objectively i think UK is closer as there is a large amount of Diaspora live there. but yea even my gf is from USA

[@rubypink6709]

@@tobacco118My guess is Hollywood. And also British English is hard to adapt for people who aren’t native English speakers.

[@essp3688]

I loved Denny's deep voice, I could listen to it for a long time!

[@vzx]

14:05 it's going to be difficult to discern Malaysian English and Singapore English because both are equally-Chinesed(?) accent. But Indonesian English is quite distinct from the other two. If the guy speaking more in his Indonesian accent, the English will be more similar to Filipino English rather than the Malaysia / Singapore.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Bahasa Inggris Indonesia lebih cendrung seperti logat Bahasa Indonesia kalau orang Indonesia berbicara bahasa inggris biasanya standard. Tapi di Malasia Singapura mereka lebih beda mereka ada Singlish dan Manglish.. benar mereka pake bahasa inggris kebanyakan aksen Inggris China contoh *( hey you what are you talking about meh / no la because im talking about my country loh )* 😅

[@odeychan9014]

@@suhanjayalian5044 itu accent cina malaysia 😅 orang Melayu banyak pakai lah

[@tevikumares5022]

Takde orang tanye orang Cina yg bajet orang indonesia asli mcm si suhanjayalian5044 pun

[@umisulastri5827]

@@tevikumares5022tolol

[@vzx]

@@suhanjayalian5044 The biggest differentiator (for me) is actually not the usage of particles/interjection from Chinese (Indonesian used 'lah'/'loh' in similar manner, but not as extensive as MY/SG folks), but is the intonation. Their english has the intonation of southern-style mandarin.

[@Consolector]

13:26 When ask what do you call rice in your country, then he said "Nasi" I know he’s from Indonesia🇮🇩 nasi is also the same in Philippine🇵🇭 kapampangan dialect ✨ Indonesian- Kapampangan- English abu- abu- ash aku- - acu - I anak- - anac- child anac laki-laki -anac a lalaqui - boy angin - angin- wind angkut - yacut - carry away api - api - fire asin - asin - salt atap - atap - roof babi - babi - pig bangun - mibangun - get up basah - basa - wet, wetness batu - batu - stone bistic - bistig - steak bulan - bulan - moon, month cincin - singsing - ring cinta - sinta - love datang - datang - arrive dia - ya - him/her dinding - dingding - wall dua - adua - two dua puluh - aduam pulu- twenty enam - anam - six gunting - gunting - scissors ini - ini - this jala - dalan - road kambing- cambing - goat kami - cami - us kuku - cucu - finger nail lambat - malambat - slow lima - lima - five makan - mangan- eat makanan - canan - food mandi - mandilu - take a bath mangkuk - mancuc - bowl menangis - manangis - cry, weep menimbang - manimbang - weigh menyimpan - manyimpan - to wash and store minum - minum - to drink nasi - nasi - cooked rice nyamuk - yamuc - mosquito otak - utac - brain pahit - mapait - bitter payung - payung - umbrella sabun - sabun - soap sakit - masaquit - sick sendok - sanduc - spoon, ladle simpan - simpan - keep sulit - masulit - difficult surat - sulat - letter (mail) susu - susu - milk, breast takut - tatacut - afraid tali - tali - rope, string tanda - tanda - sign tua - matua - old yang - yang - that

[@savannah7375]

Same 😋

[@vidix_a.hapidi5384]

That's right, a lot of words are the same between the Philippines and Indonesia because they share the same roots. Not just Indonesian and Tagalog, Javanese and Ilocano have many similar words. Many local languages in both countries have the same words.

[@ekymuharrahman8782]

"Nasi" word is also used by Malaysian, Brunei dan singaporean.

[@ddlpt]

when I hear the Philippines speaking is like I know exactly how the words' pronounce,d but I don't know what are you talking about 😅, sounds familiar but I have no idea

[@2K2072]

Pero bisaya talaga ang karamihan na same language

[@AkiCurtis]

OMG this is so fun!! I want them to guess where I'm from now 😂😁

[@Rahul-Nalawade]

Saki is so adorable ☺️ I have a Japanese manager and I instantly guessed it just like many others.

[@Nilima_Chowdhury]

Watching for Bangladeshi girl 🇧🇩🇧🇩.. She talks in a sweet way. Best of luck to you. 😊

[@yesminakter5218]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@putrisarah489]

That indonesian guy voice so nice 😱

[@xxstormxx56]

i love it😂

[@orangsukses514]

His voice is sleep call-able 😭🤣

[@coffeevanilla2801]

😊deep tone voice

[@Gemoy11Tantika]

Ya suami aku mang gitu mbak hehe

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

Looks like a killer

[@kaunghtet799]

Hi Denny. Love from Myanmar. Love your voice. 😁😁😁

[@XiaoYan72]

GAY !!

[@crepecake104]

Nice personality and nice info, Denny sir. I hate to break it to you but Indonesia is not the 1st country with most islands. There will be Sweden, Norway yada yada coming before Indonesia😊

[@magnum4623]

Me as a Bangladeshi, before even starting the video i knew they will get utterly confused by the bangladeshi and will be too quick to judge and guess india 😂😂😂. they should've known when she said rice is the staple food, if they only asked the major religion in the country it would've been easy give away..

[@shivam9673]

পুরো পৃথিবী.. বাংলাদেশিদের ভারতীয়ই ভাবে 😂😂

[@afsaramehrin2993]

The sad truth is : many Americans don’t give importance to history and geography like the rest of the world; they aren’t even aware about the 400 years of British colonization and the partition of India that happened in 1947. Not only do they confuse us with “Indians”, some of them can’t even pronounce our names right. Ask them to pronounce my name, they’ll call me “Asfara” instead of Afsara. How will they know that rice is our staple food ? They don’t go through history books and geography books.

[@bookworm35699]

Bhabtei pare....jemon chinese r japanese der same bhabe ​@@shivam9673

[@martinvanburen4578]

Me as an American who hears a Bangladeshi talk about Bangladesh but lives in America, like what? 😂😂😂😂 You decided to leave the country, why aren't back there if it is so important.

[@magnum4623]

@@martinvanburen4578 and what does that have to do with my comment? or the video? your point is?? so you're saying someone lives in another country for education or job cannot talk about their home country?? what kind of dumb take is that?? still makes no sense how this relates to my comment...

[@cipgendonz811]

I hope the girl asks about how many languages in Indonesia, I'm sure the girl will be shocked 😂

[@tangnee]

You did a good job!

[@sorekara313]

for me, if faced with three different individuals, whether from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, all fluent in English, I would still be able to differentiate them based on their accents; their differences are quite obvious 🤍

[@b5185]

Singapore and Malaysia they sound same to me.. but with Indonesia i think it depends on the person if they grow up in big city and coming from privilege family mostly they have american accent.. but if not, they gonna show very thick indonesian english accent

[@Icecreamonthebeach4787]

​@@b5185 even Dita's Secret Number has a faint Javanglish accent when speaking English, lol

[@b5185]

@@Icecreamonthebeach4787i mean privilege people in jakarta. For them in eastern java i find most of them hard to kind of diminish their thick javanese accent

[@skzcats25_15]

@@b5185 a thick javanese accent doesnt sound bad as long as pronounciation is correct.

[@easty_8634]

@chrispsweden said "Indonesia just have 18.110 Island" But I tell to you, our country have human live in the many island, not just a stone.

[@tinggss]

Hey no worries, even as a Singaporean, I had to ask my newer colleagues if they are Malaysian or Singaporean all the time. The giveaway is how we speak their native languages (Chinese, Malay, Tamil) but our English and fashion are very similar.

[@jaberhossainleon3753]

57+ languages are spoken in Bangladesh.

[@Nowrin.Shama8628]

Aksa you are looking pretty in glasses 😊🇧🇩

[@user-dl1mu4ng7f]

❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@shark1140]

For asians , westerns look the same as well. How can I distinguish german, russian, French, British, ukrainian and Arabs? All they have Caucasian face, which is the same situation that Caucasian face of people don't distinguish asians

[@HanemMini]

Right? , i'm wanna comment the same thing too.

[@sosoanngeyoutube]

No they're not and I'm Indonesian

[@Firespirit233]

I don’t think so

[@DiniKusuma]

Even westerners are much more similar each other, compared to the asians

[@imaknaktamales]

Not entirely true. I can tell them apart based on regional stereotypes but they're not always reliable and i would certainly fail at discerning their country of origin.

[@AahrishaDas]

cheers for hae ryeong ...i just loveeee her smmmm!!!!! coz shes cheerful and super nice ❣

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I’m a Chinese-American and years ago I took some online quiz that tested whether you could correctly guess the nationality of East Asians just from these small headshots. (Think passport photos) I scored high on the test, but I looked mostly at the hair, makeup, accessories (jewelry, clothing) to make these guesses.

[@ichkaodko7020]

woah, u're one hell of ABC

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

@@ichkaodko7020 There are a lot of people including other East Asians that swear that East Asians can clearly tell each other apart from one another through pure natural-genetic-physical physiognomy. I’ve heard a bunch of stuff about _Manchu/Jurchen lankiness,_or _Jomon, Yamato, and Ryukyuan_ facial features, or _Joseon moon patterns._ But it all sounds too much like phrenology which is itself a discredited racist pseudoscience. Most Asians I’ve met can’t really tell. My siblings and I have often been mistaken for Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and a few times Filipino. By other Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese people. However I think fashion trends are noticeable and localized enough to distinguish and even if I scored high on the test, it was really hard to narrow down.

[@ichkaodko7020]

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive but you cannot tell the difference between abc, abk, abj etc right?

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

@@ichkaodko7020 I can kinda tell ABCs from Chinese from Mainland China from Hong Kongers and Taiwanese by look, dress, and posture. But telling American born Asians from other American born Asians? That’s hard. The test tested specifically on nationalities if I remember correctly. Even then, my siblings and I were mistaken for locals by locals in Guangzhou and Hong Kong. And this shocked us because our parents constantly mocked our poor Cantonese and Mandarin, and to our ears it does sounds terrible. (Maybe they were humoring us?)

[@ichkaodko7020]

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive yeah, right. As a ABC, do you identify yourself more as murican or chinese?

[@102HuevosFritos]

I could of told y’all number 9 as she walked out there’s facial features that let you know right away and there’s a lot of Mongolians in my area

[@Abdi_sulaiman]

Wow, indonesia. He has an american accents well. He did great job. At least among other country. Indonesia more close with american accent. And his voice tone is sexy though.

[@sanjaya5799]

Ya karna dia mix belanda

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

You're dark short indo pretending to be foreigner

[@r0lanC]

This is good content i think … to show the world we are Asian and we also live in earth

[@zaffyjay2806]

Yeay i got 8/10. Got the myanmar and vietnam mixed up! And also malaysia.. As someone from malaysia and has worked alongside bangladeshi and seen them around in KL and also familiar with hindi and tamil movies, i can tell right away that shes a bangladeshi based on her look and outfit. Bangladeshis just look different than indian. Also her accent is not that thick. Overall i think the american guy did a really great job at guessing! The rest i just guessed with their english accent hahah except for the indonesian guy, his has no accent in his english!!

[@newbabies923]

Kuala Dhaka is the capital of Banglasia

[@Namira..yana.]

​@@newbabies923Its good let the bond get stronger between Bangladesh and Malaysia

[@ddaljabppg]

Thanks to Dutch hanging around, Malay (the momma of Indonesian language) lost its jellyfish tones. Indonesian itself is basically Riau Malay with a Dutch twist. So, when Indonesians mix English with their native tongue, it's like... accent-less English...

[@chrispsweden]

Sweden has 267,570 islands. Indonesia "only" about 18,110.

[@shevaroesdy]

Indonesia is real island... Sweden is just a rock 😂

[@whohoo-sz2uv]

NO WAYYY😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@imnotximportant9355]

lol those islands in sweden are just like bunch of floating rocks also those are basically land covered by water haha, can't really see it on maps aswell. i wouldn't consider sweden as an island country with the most islands cause the people in sweden don't even live on those small floating rocks😂😂

[@kilanspeaks]

Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world, Sweden is the country with the most number islands. These are two different things.

[@fevsnsik310]

Island in the pool 😂😂😂

[@dayla8634]

I felt the Japanese girl was trying really hard not to be Japanese.

[@suzuyuajah]

Haha😂 on first time to say "my name saki" That's already caught

[@pauljohnson7770]

Very informative and entertaining

[@scotttowle8208]

I realize I grew up classifying people as Asian but being over there each nation and culture is super different it is an "abomination" only to think of someone is Asian. When I was in Japan they were super, super friendly but very "quiet". When I was in the Philippines they were friendly and more outgoing. In Taiwan they treated me, a white guy, as if I was Chinese or one of them. Each one of them has their own world compared to the other nations. I realize we classify Europeans in a similar way but for some reason it seems weirder to lump the Asian countries together when they are not unified in the sense the Europeans are (so to speak) and they are so different.

[@caratforlife013]

To be honest, a lot of people think Bangladeshis look like Indians and I get that a lot as well but I think that eventually people will start to notice that Bangladesh is a completely different country when it comes to the culture and religion. Not even south asians know the difference between Bangladeshis and Indians which actually shocked me when I went to secondary school because everyone thought I was either Indian or Pakistani. Some even thought that I was Sri lankan which was a first because I generally have more fair skin (not to be rude). But hopefully people will start to realise the differences, especially the accent is a dead giveaway. Bangladeshis have a more americanised/british accent when they speak english, so it's quite easy to tell. Also, I hope you enjoyed my little rant I was so bored so decided to comment for a good 10 minutes. You're welcome.😊

[@francisaranha6514]

I mean isn’t that tough.. when someone says Indian, it includes Bengalis, Gujarati, North eastern people, South Indians etc. a wide range… so getting confused as Indian while being from Bangladesh or Pakistan or Sri Lanka in general isn’t a disadvantage as Bengalis exists in India too. But if maybe there was a distinctive feature then the difference is understandable, like personally for me, I can recognise some Sri Lankans from their English accent. Maybe am assuming or its just me. Anyhow… just sharing my thought.. no offence

[@dhrubo04]

Indian = head bobble Bangladeshi = no head bobble

[@goyam2981]

Rajiv Gandhi and Priyanka Chopra with their eyes look unmistakenly Indian to me. Benazir Bhutto she looked like a mix of Arab and Indian. But South Indians and Sri Lankans and Bangladeshi may look more similar than North Indians.

[@goyam2981]

In China people in the north towards Mongolia and Manchuria in the past look different from people in the south too. Like Hong Kong actors of the 80s and 90s looked very different from mainland Chinese actors nowadays.

[@vipdemand5965]

​@@goyam2981 lol south Indians look real Indians no similarity with Bangladeshis at all

[@user-Influencer930]

The Bangladeshi girl speaks very good English.👍👍👍

[@MaidulIslamMaxi]

Tnx..Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩❤️

[@user-Influencer930]

​@@MaidulIslamMaxiThanks for your wishes .👍👍👍❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@BlackHawkTejas]

Indian Subcontinent people speak good english albeit with an accent because of so many languages they speak!

[@afsaramehrin2993]

It’s no surprise. We’re a former colony of Great Britain and there are certain schools here in Bangladesh that follow the British curriculum (either Cambridge or Edexcel). English language courses like SAT, TOEFL and IELTS are offered to those who have issues with or struggle to speak in English fluently.

[@Jiishaan]

I'm in love with Anica.. she is so pretty and so elegant 😍

[@user-dx8wm2oj7w]

This made me think about that scene in Rush Hour 2 when they fighting in the massage parlor and then Chris Tucker punches Jackie Chan by mistake then says; All ya'll look alike 🤣

[@adifaj186]

Actually Indonesia isnt the country with the most islands, but rather a largest archipelagic country

[@ajbico]

Largest archipelago indeed. But the most islands are there in Europe

[@rickydimas2674]

​@@ajbicohow come, Europe is Continent

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

@@rickydimas2674 its because in baltic sea there are a lot of tiny islands and in lakes and fjords so around scandinavia, there's many islands that vikings sail around historically

[@Lekurishkun]

​@@rickydimas2674Sweden has the most islands. The island is just very tiny tho, some are just floating rocks

[@ejayboyrussiana5356]

​@@rickydimas2674Sweden 🇸🇪 I think

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

12:53 It should be easy to guess, the strongest ASEAN country in badminton is Indonesia. Indonesia has won 21 Olympic medals with 8 gold, 6 silver and 7 bronze from badminton. Badminton is also a famous sport in Indonesia, apart from football, volleyball, tennis and basketball. Regarding Indonesian, which has become the 10th official language at the UNESCO general assembly or conference in 2023, Indonesian is clearly different from Malay, which is one of hundreds of Indonesian regional languages. Indonesia has hundreds of regional languages ​​but we still have 1 unified language, namely INDONESIAN (BAHASA INDONESIA). Indonesian people from any tribe, even the Chinese in Indonesia, are fluent and proud to use Indonesian and the regional language they live in. Indonesia is also the first country in ASEAN to have a high-speed train (350 km/hour) called WHOOSH.

[@Kane_2001]

Bahasa Indonesia ❎ Bahasa Melayu baku rojak dailek jakarata ✅

[@YourGirl-ne4jz]

@@Kane_2001 I laughed out loud reading your comment. Don't be too pessimistic about your country. Lol. Have you also been crying to this day because INDONESIAN LANGUAGE HAS BEEN OFFICIAL as the 10th official language at the UNESCO general assembly or conference in 2023? Ha ha ha

[@odeychan9014]

@@YourGirl-ne4jz awak.. kami orang Malaysia faham je awak tulis apa 😂 kami untung juga sebab kamu angkat bahasa Indonesia 😊 Indonesia bisa 💪🏻

[@tevikumares5022]

Takde orang tanye orang indonesia yang tak beradab pun

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

🇵🇭🇹🇭🇻🇳🇲🇾>>>>>>>>>>🇲🇨

[@nawshinnawarzihan]

I knew they won't be able to guess Bangladesh..... They always mix us with Indians

[@VytdgHsypv]

Fr it’s so annoying

[@afsaramehrin2993]

That’s because they never studied enough history and geography in school. They have absolutely no idea about the 400 years of British colonization and the 1947 partition of India. Some of them can’t even spell or pronounce our names right.

[@AnnaHans88]

​@@afsaramehrin2993 It's common to confuse the two for each other. Calm down lol

[@afsaramehrin2993]

@@AnnaHans88 another troll ??? 🤡 Stop telling me to ‘calm down’ and get off from the face of the internet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mewnisbeatz4934]

@@afsaramehrin2993 what 400 years ? 190 years of British oppression, no colonisation

[@leesoo1999]

이 영상 너무 재미있습니다. 저는 처음 나온 여성분 얼굴 보고 한 눈에 한국인인 걸 알았어요. 유익하고 재미 넘치는 영상입니다😊

[@thegrandlord2914]

There's no specific type of face to tell which face can represent indonesian people. This because indonesia consists of 5 native races 1. Austroloid-Mongoloid (migrated from taiwan and live in western and central indonesia since around 50.000 to 60.000 years ago) 2. Asiatic-Mongoloid (migrating from east asia around 25.000 to 30.000 years ago) 3. Melanesoid (the first settler in indonesia. Migrating to this country more than 60.000 years ago) 4. Veddoid (migrating from indian subcontinent around 5000 to 10.000 years ago 5. Caucasoid (migrating to this country around 2.000 to 3.000 years ago) And many more migrant races that migrating to this country less than 1500 years ago

[@xsatsuki98x]

Basically, we are a cocktail of everything 😂😂

[@sampahpribadi]

90% of us, the pribumis, are austronesian though. melanesians comes 2nd. chinese is the largest minority, then the other like arabs, indians, and european is a very tiny minority, almost negligible, or usually just a native with those ancestries from past.

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

100% of indo population are native lol

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

100% of indo population are native lol

[@thegrandlord2914]

​@@sampahpribadinot all ethnicities in the western and central indonesian are actualy austronesian Nias and dayak are the example of asiatic-mongoloid races. Nias and dayak people come from taiwan, from the same race as southern china.

[@rickydimas2674]

When Denny said NASI, thats totally Indonesian 😂

[@ivanakhid3333]

Bruh Malasia, Singapore and even some Filipino word for rice is "Nasi"

[@rickydimas2674]

@@ivanakhid3333 Bruh, those Nasi(k) totally Indonesian accent. maybe he is from Jakarta

[@ivanakhid3333]

@@rickydimas2674 foreigner can't tell he saying it with "K" Or not it sound the same, for us Indonesian speaker we can see the different because we speak it.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

​@@ivanakhid3333orang Indonesia mengucapkan Nasi dengan jelas.. sejak kapan Singapura mengucapkan nasi?? Orang Singapura berbicara bahasa inggris dan Mandarin di negaranya. Dan Malasia tidak mengucapkan nasi dengan jelas mereka akan mengikuti aksen British

[@tevikumares5022]

Takde orang tanye orang Cina yg bajet orang indonesia asli pun

[@3H3H3H]

Nice video✌️

[@ALexanderEthan]

Malaysian Chinese here but got three wrong 😅 Loving this content a lot!

[@in_tasin]

Bangladesh is superior to guess! 😂

[@BlackHawkTejas]

pakistan! 👍🏼

[@Bang.glory.]

We are talking about Bangladesh here why are you bringing that pakistan go away .

[@afsaramehrin2993]

@@BlackHawkTejas 👈🏻 RAZAKAR !!!!! 🤡

[@afsaramehrin2993]

Always superior ! 🇧🇩 But sadly, not superior enough to some Americans. I hate it when they continue to mistake us for Indians.

[@Zeyar_Oo]

Unpopular opinion.Myanmar is good at English.

[@cookiecookielookies]

That shouldn't be an unpopular opinion bc that's a second language there. Most Burmese people learn it at an early age in school

[@Marsfruit]

She literally just said no raw fish and seafood and you guessed Japanese lol 😂

[@kekejoni4689]

I think i'm falling in love with Danny from Indonesia ❤😂