American guess 6 peoples' Nationality!! (What country I'm From?)

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🇺🇸 Callie
/ calliejo321
🇸🇪 Alexandra
/ allii_model
🇧🇷 Larissa
/ idlay_
🇫🇷 Noemie
/ paranmugunghwa
🇩🇪 Shasa
/ muqbelle
🇮🇩 El
/ alohaelita
🇻🇳 Min-ji
/ choo_minji

[@Noa_h19]

"Your country , a large country on a map ?" , "yes" , "It's Spain" lol 😂 , It's not among the 20 biggest countries in the world , Brazil i think is the 5th biggest country

[@rodsalomon6524]

She thought it was French at first🙃

[@costlylimejacoborivasperez8500]

Americans 🇺🇸

[@lemonz1769]

Of course Brazil is a huge country but most people don’t know the top 20 countries by land mass off the top of their head. She was probably focused on Europe too much to even think of Brazil.

[@Noa_h19]

@@rodsalomon6524 Both are from Latin , but totally different , either the sounds or words

[@Noa_h19]

@@lemonz1769 There's just one big country in Europe : Russia , and it's not even just in Europe , Asia as well , most of Europe countries aren't bigger than Alaska ( US biggest State ) or Amazonas ( Brazil biggest State )

[@carlosbarross]

"O seu país é grande? É famoso pelas praias?" :- Então é a Espanha! kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@ruanpablo5918]

Viajem do caramba mano, kkkkkk

[@99Gara99]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@luisfernandom.juraski8717]

"É um país da Europa" "Seu idioma é o holandes" ITALIA KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@LuisPauloMoitinha]

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK RACHEI

[@LuisPauloMoitinha]

pior é ela achando que era francês no começo kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@lariv5052]

Thanks for all the love you guys are sending me hahah it was a great experience! 💕 ~Larissa

[@henri_ol]

Welcome to World Friends , Larissa from Brazil 🇧🇷 , hope see more of you 😊

[@ktaedear]

Você foi incrível!

[@lariv5052]

Obrigada!!

[@ynacyr4]

Lindaaaaa

[@triz8399]

uma querida ^^

[@Guizambaldi]

Brazilian: speaks melodic. Girl: French. Brazilian: chooses the most french sounding tongue twister possible in portuguese. Girl: definetly not French.

[@Omouja]

Exactly 😂

[@nahrampasso2261]

I got so confused when she said Spain after asking if the country was large and famous for its beaches. I was sure she was about to answer Brazil right.

[@forturet4115]

@@nahrampasso2261 Spain is quite big and more famous for beaches than Brazil though

[@jatodoismil9125]

@@forturet4115 spain is not big

[@starwarsfan47484]

I've been learning Portuguese for 6 Months now, because the language sounded so melodic and beautiful so I was instantly like 'She looks Asian and speaks Portuguese, definitely Brazil because of the Japanese immigrants'

[@henri_ol]

The flag on the Thumbnail is wrong , this is german flag 🇩🇪 not 🇧🇪 , Belgium flag , same colors though

[@eldaroo]

I literally thought 'oh, this one got a Belgian in it!' and clicked on it. 😆

[@dennisengelen2517]

About the colors, Belgian one has yellow and the German one actually has gold.. 😅 Sorry Nachbar! 😂

[@camillevancleemput6935]

@@eldaroosame haha I got so excited

[@mia-liv7238]

now you got the Romanian flag

[@camillevancleemput6935]

@@mia-liv7238 this is Belgium 🇧🇪, this is Romania 🇷🇴 (Romania has dark blue instead of black, and well the yellow and red are also a bit different if you look at it) :))

[@luana3523]

Larissa é uma querida, quero ver ela mais vezes por aqui ❤️

[@lariv5052]

Obrigada! 💞

[@jessygt4414]

Sou da França e acho que é muito fofa :)

[@semprequeleroscomentariose8916]

QUE FOFINHA ESSA LARISSA... BRAZUKA ROUBANDO A CENA COMO SEMPRE KKKK PELO SOTAQUE É CARIOCA.

[@henriquej619]

É muito carioca

[@iasmincarvalho1720]

Achei que c tava brincando😳

[@semprequeleroscomentariose8916]

@@iasmincarvalho1720 Não tava não RS

[@Kosmo2]

KKKKK churraxxxco

[@nuneesg6426]

Poderiam ter colocado uma brasileira bonita ali neh sksksksk

[@dennercassio]

Yes in Portuguese is Sim not Si. It's quite annoying those mistakes, specially because we hate when Portuguese is confused with Spanish. Also, a simple search would have corrected that

[@raphaelaiello]

I dont hate it - I find it cute!

[@yagogabriell]

@@raphaelaiello we hated sim, mano

[@spettacolososognatore3909]

Ngm tem coragem de falar, mas, no geral esses "gringos" são limitados demais no conhecimento sobre os outros países, especialmente os mais distantes deles...

[@Mamaco_de_Ipatinga_MG]

@@spettacolososognatore3909 cara, mas a gente também, não confunda ignorância com xenofobia

[@carlosbarross]

@@spettacolososognatore3909 mas a gente nem fica tao distante dos EUA kkkkkkk

[@danvernier198]

Alexandra's face shape an hair colour may not be so typically Swedish but her sense of fashion most definitely is.

[@Dreamformeable]

What is typical face shape and hair for Swedish?

[@char4980]

@@Dreamformeable blonde hair and pale skin.

[@ilfurlano1228]

@@Dreamformeable You really tried right there.

[@99Gara99]

She's clearly turkish

[@MarcosSilvaSilva2002]

​@@99Gara99 etnia turca

[@JacsonFreitas18]

5:23 It's "SIM" Portuguese 🇧🇷, not "SI" Spanish. In Brazil we don't speak Spanish, it's similar the words but it's not the same thing lol this is annoying

[@TheCamsOficial]

a brasileira lindaaa, o sotaque maravilhoso 😻😻🫶🏻 tragam ela mais vezes!!

[@lariv5052]

Obrigadaaaaa 💞

[@ynacyr4]

@@lariv5052 lindaaaa

[@Imsleeping7]

o sotaque do rio é muito lindo

[@CamiGomes24]

Sotaque do rio é o melhor

[@ElPasoTXRailfanner]

???? Please Speak English

[@DivineOwl]

When i heard a girl who sounds like russian+spanish, i instantly recognized Portuguese. And from 2 options i've chosen Brazil.

[@vtr.Lisboa]

European Portuguese (Portugal) sounds like Russian and Spanish. Closed vowels. Brazilian Portuguese sounds like Italian and Spanish. Open vowels. She has an accent from Rio de Janeiro. Thats why the "shhhhh" sounds. Brazil has many different accents.

[@DivineOwl]

@@vtr.Lisboa interesting.. didn't know that

[@julianasilva6946]

@@vtr.Lisboa Rio's accent has this "shhhhh" sound from the European Portuguese accent. Maybe that's why s/he thought the Brazilian girl sounds like russian+spanish

[@vtr.Lisboa]

@@julianasilva6946 Yeah, Exactly.

[@thevannmann]

@@vtr.Lisboa European Portuguese sounds a bit like Russian because of the way it sounds a bit "slurred" and the sounds that exist. Similarly, European Spanish sounds a bit like Greek for the same reason.

[@johnhynes8721]

Sweden, Germany and France were fairly easy. I keep waiting for a French speaking person from Belgium, Switzerland or Canada to throw people off, or a German speaking person from Austria or Switzerland. Agree with Eddie5150 on Vietnamese, as soon as I saw the captions I knew it was Vietnamese. Indonesia, I thought she was Filipino until she said "Bali". The flags on the tumbnail kinda give things away a little bit, but I was pretty sure the Brazilian was speaking Portugese and when she said she was from a big country, Brazil is one of the five biggest countries in the world.

[@laeihbvaljefhbvalejfhbv]

Sweden was not easy lmao

[@johnhynes8721]

@@laeihbvaljefhbvalejfhbv I watch a fair bit of Swedish and Danish language videos on youtube and there are distinct differences between Danish and Swedish, and she was clearly speaking one of Swedish, Danish or Norwegian. Now if she was Norwegian I might have said Swedish and been wrong.

[@inotoni6148]

But on the thumbnail the flags are wrong. The Belgian flag is shown above the person from Germany.

[@debrickashaw9387]

tthey just had a french speaking belgian like a week ago in one of these

[@thevannmann]

@@laeihbvaljefhbvalejfhbv I mean, the Nordic languages are generally easy to recognise in terms of their cadence and phonology. Swedish is probably the more well known of them and has a distinctive rhythm and certain sounds that make it more recognisable. I've heard enough to recognise words like "jag" and "inte".

[@eumarmarquess9303]

Confundir nosso idioma com espanhol, ou até mesmo com o português de Portugal, pode ser meio ofensivo pra alguns brasileiro, mas fiquem tranquilo, muitos só vão da risada (igual essa brasileira) I'm from Brazil 🤙🏾🇧🇷

[@henri_ol]

OMG , welcome back Callie , after a long time it's nice see you again , loved your hair

[@juanjacobomoracerecero6604]

Brazilian girl is very sweet, she can make ASMR.

[@SegaSnatchers]

I knew the Indonesian woman right away because the Raid movies are some of my favorite movies.

[@rifilmchannel2769]

Wow!!!... Iko Uwais cast

[@ktaedear]

I'm from Brazil, and I loved that this time they brought a Brazilian representative!! 🇧🇷❤️

[@TrungCyf]

Ok

[@Omouja]

5:24 she was saying 'sim' (Portuguese) not 'si' (Spanish)

[@EZTopNotch]

I speak Spanish, I could recognize the Portuguese language easily. I couldn't guess the Asian Languages but I had the same feeling that they were South Asian languages.

[@sss1969]

for me i can differentiate between spanish and Portuguese by hearing how much “SH” sounds were used in the conversation 😭

[@williankran5082]

@@sss1969 That "sh" is specific from some regions from Brazil, specially Rio de Janeiro.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

El idioma indonesio recuerda mucho al portugués en el acento. Se nota que los portugueses estuvieron allí mucho tiempo.

[@thevannmann]

Brazilian Portuguese is easily distinguishable from Latin American Spanish through its flow and certain sounds. The nasal ão and em sounds, and the -de and -te pronounced more like "gee" and "chee" are some examples of this.

[@JohnSpawn1]

"[...] that they were South Asian languages" Let me be a bit pedantic: South Asia includes primarily the Indian subcontinent and therefore languages such as (among others) Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi etc. Southeast Asia by contrast refers to countries such as Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia or the Philippines.

[@randomstuff8027]

Vietnamese girl was cutest after her Brazilian

[@calliejo2829]

Thanks for having me back! This game is always difficult for me, but I had fun! ❤️ Callie

[@henri_ol]

Welcome back , nice see you again , Callie 🙃

[@jaybee4288]

It was fun to watch, you did good job! 👏

[@V0r4xiz]

Hello Callie! You were so nervous you just smiled from ear to ear throughout, it's adorable. Hope you get featured more often and get more acclimated with being on camera.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Missed you girl!

[@deanmcmanis9398]

It is great to see you back on World Friends Callie! For the ones that you guessed right (or close) I thought that you were going to hug them. You were justifiably pleased. I could not have done better than you guessing about languages in Southeast Asia. Maybe with China, Japan, or the Philippines. Also I would probably fail in discerning Nordic or Slavic languages as well.

[@R1P1J1]

Playing this with Brazilians is pretty cool, for example, you can tell that Larissa is from Rio de Janeiro just by the sound of X.

[@ynacyr4]

I understand people confusing our language with spanish... but french? Even thou we share some words and some accents.. the way french people speak english is VERY distinctful. It always sounds super french. Not saying like thats a bad thing as it is the most beautiful language for me. J'aime bien la langue française.

[@ricardooliveira9774]

Algumas franceses não tem sotaque ué E a fonética do português é parecida um pouco com a do francês, principalmente sons nasais

[@FrantzVissarionovitch]

Rio's accent came from the Elite being influenced by the French at the time so it makes a lot of sense

[@biscoito1r]

The certain Rs in some Brazilian Portuguese accents like the carioca and fluminense accents are similar to some Rs in French. Also Portuguese is very nasal while Spanish is not nasal at all. The words in Portuguese are pronounced closed like in French.

[@hirotasan87]

@@FrantzVissarionovitch You're right. I just wonder if you're Brazilian, but not even Brazilians know or accept this, but if they study more about history, they would know it.

[@FrantzVissarionovitch]

@@hirotasan87 Im from Rio

[@AquaticJackie]

She learnt Spanish but that obviously isn't Spanish the Brazilian girl speaking!

[@linnear9872]

As a europeran watching these it was easy for me with all the european countries since we hear the languages all the time even though we cant speak them. Brazil was also easy since they speak portuguese, and I managed to figure out rather quickly that it was vietminease but indonesia was REALLY hard, would also have guessed thai!

[@YOUTUBE_clips2002]

enjoy learning foreign culture, saya dari Indonesia dengan berbagai budaya dan kekayaan alamnya ❤️, bahasa Indonesia masuk dalam 10 besar dunia bahasa yang banyak di gunakan di negara asing 🇮🇩🤩.

[@jonasfermefors]

As a Swede I had an easy start 😉and had an advantage with France and Germany. I got 4/5 with one lucky guess, but I thought Larissa did fine.

[@Trixiyex]

4:29 "Maybe French" Me as a French: 👁️👄👁️ Also I immediately recognized Vietnamese and German-

[@Nicky-gb7hj]

An extremely quality girl from the South of Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@sss1969]

the vietnamese girl got a great sense of style 👍💜

[@julian.16]

Yeah she's cute af

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

Brazil totally threw me off, but not because I thought it was Spanish, I knew right away it wasn't. First I thought Some kind of Italian, then I heard what sounded like Portuguese words, which threw me off, thinking maybe they were trying to fuck around and having it be some minority language like Catalan. I knew it was a Romance language, and ended up finally thinking maybe it was Romanian. tsk. Oh well.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

I just love Callie. The fact that she makes mistakes just makes it so cute. 😄 Welcome back!

[@chasesaladino6669]

I don't know Portuguese, but the Brazilian dialect/accent is so distinct to me. I don't know how anyone can mistake it for anything else.

[@BucyKalman]

Which Brazilian accent exactly is so distinct to you? The girl in the video speaks with a Rio accent, which is completely different from my accent (I'm from São Paulo) and is also different from a northeastern accent, or a southern accent, or a central-western accent. Brazil is very big and the differences in pronunciation between two different regions in the country can be as big as the differences between, let's say, Mexican and Argentinean Spanish for example.

[@alanhoxoficial]

Amazing video. This kind of content make me believe that the world is a wonderful place to humanity live in peace. ❤️

[@eduardosantos5078]

Praias, grande país....A brasileira falando português e ela responde Espanha....comparou um país de 8.516.000 km com um de 505.000 km

[@BrunoGomes-ne9eo]

Geografia não é o ponto forte de muitos americanos. Eu não generalizo, mas pense num povo sem cultura kkkkkkkk (que meus amigos americanos não leiam isso)

[@eduardosantos5078]

@@BrunoGomes-ne9eo A vdd amigo é q os americanos ñ se interessam por nenhuma cultura q ñ sejam a deles...O pensamento deles é: somos a maior nação do mundo e as demais nações e culturas são inferiores...ñ vale a pena conhece-las.

[@BrunoGomes-ne9eo]

@@eduardosantos5078 Sim. Se vc lesse o tanto de pergunta estúpida que fazem. Talvez vc já até tenha lido kkkkkk. Perguntam se tem eletricidade em outros países, se existe carro, se existe TV, telefone e coisas do tipo. Basicamente acham que ninguém mais é civilizado. Eu sinto pena.

[@eduardosantos5078]

@@BrunoGomes-ne9eo exatamente...mas eu tiro de letra...antes eu me aborrecia com tamanha ignorância (trabalhava com estrangeiros no aeroporto de Salvador)...certa vez ao falar com um americano q as olimpiadas seriam aqui no Brasil, o sem noção disse-me q eu estava errado pois ele tinha ctza q seria no Rio, pode??....eu nem perco mais meu tempo.

[@BrunoGomes-ne9eo]

@@eduardosantos5078 Aff, como eu disse, eu sinto pena. Me pergunto como o país é o que é com tanta gente estúpida.

[@philipthegreat3955]

All Brazilian girls are like that ? She is so gracious and lovely.

[@lariv5052]

Thank you so much 💕😊

[@philipthegreat3955]

Hello Larissa, are you the girl in the vídeo ? Lol, do you have any other social media ? Instagram ?

[@patonholo]

@@philipthegreat3955 in the video description

[@marlonsaveri]

@Philip Thegreat, actually almost all girls in the video could be Brazilian, because it's a mix of people. I think only the indonesian doesn't look like a Brazilian.

[@SouthDarkWorld]

Yeah, have a lot of lovely girls here in Brazil

[@fachririzkysitompul779]

It's true when people ask about bali but they know a lot but no idea with Indonesia 😅

[@rogeriopenna9014]

There are some good videos with romance language speakers trying to understand each other... and some where they all try to understand classical Latin

[@abdurofs]

My guess result was 3 of 6. 1st girl: I had no idea (couldn't guess) ❌ 2nd: Croatia or Romania ❌ 3rd: French. Pretty easy ✅ 4th: Cambodia or Laos ❌ 5th: Germany ( I had learned it when I was young) ✅ 6th: Indonesia (my original country) ✅

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

Videos with Callie always give off positive vibes. 😃 Thank you Callie and welcome back! 😄

[@abbiebenjamin3209]

We need more Callie videos ❤

[@hudskito]

YESSS brazil mentioned!!

[@guilhermefernandes4150]

“Brazilians speaking Portuguese…” world: are you from Spain? Argentina? why god? Whyy? 😂

[@BucyKalman]

Obviously she had never heard Portuguese before and could not differentiate it from Spanish.

[@rosaliasupatonah4022]

Toretto: ok guys when I say "this is Brasil !" .......... The most legendary quote in the whole fast and furious movie series 📢

[@Verbalaesthet]

Brazil just blew my mind. The others I was correct or very close to it.

[@yurifechine5688]

She has a Rio de Janeiro accent

[@julianasilva6946]

why?

[@andre_cinelli]

@@yurifechine5688 Grandioso carioquês

[@daianesoares8245]

@@yurifechine5688 E acertou, ela é minha amiga!

[@marcelo497]

@@daianesoares8245 Sotaque carioca é provavelmente o mais fácil de adivinhar, o R e S entregam mto

[@rosalacerda3738]

Te amo muito meu Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@mileycyrusfan197]

Heeeey, welcome back, Callie!! and I see Vietnam in the thumbnail!!! :D

[@Nevermiindd]

She's pretty and smart❤ Love her smile

[@BruninMalvadeza]

The Sweden girl was very difficult to me, I suspected that was Israel (I don't know why, maybe the use of "R") Finland or Denmark. Brazil was kinda obvious (I'm brazilian after all), but I'm still surprise that anybody picked Spain or Portugal after "big country" hint. Really Guys? Spain and Portugal can be fit inside the smallest states in Brazil, look at a map, Brazil is massive. France and Germany were very easy, mostly because are country's that we're used to see in movies and series. Specially French, I believe that is the most recognizable language after English. German can be confused with some close related country's. But the hardest for me was the Vietnam and Indonesia. I realized that were some South Asian languages and not Korean, Japanese or Chinese, but I couldn't narrow enough to figure out which country specifically.

[@jeffedrade]

hahaha that's what i wanted! A BRAZILIAN HERE, AGAIN! 🇧🇷♥️😁

[@emillyvitoriaf]

In Brazil, there is a large community of Brazilians whose parents come from Asian. It would be interesting have someone like it playing a game like this. That would probably confuse people.

[@samantharosskamp1346]

up

[@cameronburnett9679]

I guessed them all right but I couldn't really say whether I was hearing Indonesian or Malay for the last one. I'm glad Swedish was there because it's probably the nicest sounding language imo.

[@BucyKalman]

Indonesian is actually a separate standard of Malay, so it is really hard to differentiate them.

[@celsofukuhara1794]

In Brazil, we speaks portuguese

[@BucyKalman]

We speak Portuguese, not "speaks".

[@Adea667]

I'm Indonesia and hearing someone speaks Indonesia infront of an English is slightly wierd 😂

[@valdoiglesias4238]

I knew it 😂😂

[@eloisechloe4365]

i know right😂😂

[@mkjp]

Gente a mulher falou sobre todas as caracteristicas do Brasil, tamanho do país, praias e no final falou Espanha kkkkkkkkkk

[@Thelaretus]

She studied Spanish, but thought Portuguese was either French or Spanish but didn't recognise it.

[@castronator29]

Says a lot about her Spanish levels hahah

[@marialinguist]

hơi buồn vì nhiều người không đoán được nước mình. khi cô ấy hỏi địa điểm du lịch nổi tiếng ở đông nam á thì cô ấy không chọn nước mình dù chúng ta có tài nguyên cảnh đẹp.

[@leag6435]

Đồng ý với bạn. Nước ta có rất nhiều danh lam thắng cảnh đẹp, con người thân thiện nhưng cách làm du lịch, cách quảng bá và các dịch vụ của nước ta thật sự chưa bằng các nước bạn. Hy vọng sau này nền du lịch nước nhà và đất nước chúng ta phát triển hơn.

[@marialinguist]

@@leag6435 tầm ảnh hưởng liên quan đến ảnh hưởng kinh tế, chính trị, mà VN thì vẫn còn thua xa nhiều nước

[@hievenkrim2091]

Eventho I don't really know about Vietnam (and here in Indonesia, Vietnam tourism destination not popular among Indonesian), I feel like it'll be cool as Vietnam is close to Cambodia and Phillipines. I hope I can go there 😬

[@marialinguist]

​@@hievenkrim2091 thank you :3, yeah, vietnam is underrated.

[@phuocloc6030]

Tuy Việt Nam có nhiều điều để tự hào, nhưng không phải là địa điểm du lịch. Do chúng ta bị tự hào thái quá thôi! Thất vọng là bạn VN làm người nước ngoài tưởng tiếng Việt giống tiếng Thái, mặc dù là tonal language nhưng hoàn toàn khác. Phen này học tiếng Thái xong tưởng học được tiếng Việt thì vỡ mật.

[@Soor446]

would love to see some Arabic or African languages

[@Mattdewit]

Got all of them except for the Brazilian one, guessed she was Portugese.

[@BruninMalvadeza]

Close enough, but Portugal is soooooo tiny that is smaller than most Brazilian states.

[@BucyKalman]

"Large country" kinda excludes Portugal, don't you think? Portugal is actually very small.

[@adrianadrian3510]

As Indonesian, were overshadowed by our neighbor in our region. We are probably known by Bali and nothing else.

[@hievenkrim2091]

As Indonesian, I would say Bali is overrated and overshadowed other parts of Indonesia, but I couldn't afford travelling to other parts of Indonesia other than Bali and other attraction tourism places beside Bali are a bit late being promoted. So, yeah. Whatever. I won't complain even if I wanted to. 😀

[@tylerj7298]

I knew that girl was from Vietnam the second she said. "Xin chao".

[@hievenkrim2091]

When I read this, I thought she was talking about the food she likes. After I repeated the video it means hello 😭

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Estoy agradecido de haber podido entender como español de España todo lo que ha dicho en portugués brasileño. I'm glad I could understand as a Spanish from Spain all she said in Brazilian portuguese.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@Edgar2023ES ¿6 meses?, yo creo que con 1 o 2 es más que suficiente, xd

[@ynacyr4]

Soy brasileira y me encanta el accento de españa. Con la lengua entre los dientes. Sueña hermoso.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@ynacyr4 Es "suena hermoso", xd. Soñar es otra cosa. Me alegro que te guste.

[@__raissa_]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 como? eu queria aprender espanhol

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

@@__raissa_ Puedes aprender español si quieres para que te entendamos mejor, ya que hay dialectos en portugués que se entienden un poco mal. Y también si te gusta hablar rápido.

[@ahmadtarmiji5677]

Salam kenal dari Bali INDONESIAN 🇮🇩👍

[@BigFamilyVolcanoIndonesia]

The whole volcano big family in Indonesia says : Very interesting video, I like it.

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

Both Thai and Viet are tonal languages but their speakers are mutually unintelligible. Thai belongs to the Tai-Kradai family with Sanskrit influence , whereas, Viet is technically Austroasiatic with tons of Chinese loan words

[@Ix-.-xI]

I do believe that Thai and Viet is actually in the same language family due to its super close similarity, but the thing is.. both languages has adopted different influence to their vocabs, Thai took Pali influence (not Sanskrit as you said, eventhough Pali and Sanskrit also closely related) and Vietnam took Chinese influence, I do believe back then Viet and Siamese people could understand each others, it seems like Vietnam is the only region in Indochina where the people didn't really adopted Indian influences (unless for southern Vietnam).

[@xcixmcm8063]

@@Ix-.-xI Vietnam in general doesn't adopt indian influence. Probably you mean Cham culture. If so, the amount of Cham only account for 0.9% of the whole population in vn. Or if Khmer, they also take nearly 1.4%. They are MINORITY so it doesn't make the southern VN to be separtely to the northern part in culture influence. The Kinh people, 85% are the main people make up Vietnamese. One more think, no one took culture from china. You know there are always the culture influence and exchange BETWEEN countries right??

[@Ix-.-xI]

@@xcixmcm8063 learn English so you could understand my comment in much more proper way, I never said "took culture" as in that direct sense, and I ain't even talking about culture at the first place. The more you say it, the more it shows that y'all actually did it. Grow up and be mature.

[@xcixmcm8063]

@@Ix-.-xI Wow calm down baby girl🤣. If you use the word, then use them properly, right? What I'm trying to say here is to clarify the Southern part of vn as the WHOLE never being influence by India as many pp may think. That all. Why so triggered🥳

[@MinhNguyen-ff6xf]

@@Ix-.-xI I can hear some verbs in Thai that make sense in Vietnamese but that’s all. The Tai-Kradai peoples (Tai Dam and Tai Don) did influence to Vietnamese culture and language in the 1100’s. I would say archaic Thai and Viet could be mutually intelligible at some levels back then (Da Li Kingdom and Dai Viet Kingdom). However, the Thais later split into various groups with heavy Sanskrit and Indian influences, so we gradually became too different. Vietnam back then embraced Confucianism and Chinese culture as a model instead of Indianization like other states in ASEAN

[@paulinescau]

*"A large country"* The large country: Spain 😃

[@hievenkrim2091]

Spain is large.... in colonial era 🙊

[@BucyKalman]

@@hievenkrim2091 That was not Spain. It was the Spanish Empire (big difference!).

[@nellan1799]

Finally you let swedish people be in it again

[@wesleysmitthe]

Brazil has too many accents so the language sounds different for non native speakers.

[@eliseivanica]

my guesses as someone from australia who only knows english but has a little knowledge of european languages & almost nothing outside of europe was: 1: swedish (i’m learning swedish) 2: portuguese (sounded similar to spanish… def not a big country though, oops 😭) 3: french (obviously) 4: vietnamese (total guess) 5: german (also learning german) 6: ??!??!??!!! (i had 0 guesses) i feel like getting 4 wasn’t too bad lol, i’ve never travelled outside australia so i was just going off what i’ve heard in media lol, def wasn’t taught about any of these in school.

[@rifilmchannel2769]

6: because your country is close to 6.

[@BucyKalman]

Seriously, you are Australian and have never been to Bali or heard Indonesian?

[@caydo9959]

knew that girl was brazilian doesnt sound at all spanish lmao and spain is tiny compared to brazil

[@completely_ok]

I actually guessed the Brazil one right! I could tell because (I speak some Portuguese) and she was speaking something so close to Portugal Portuguese but not exactly it so I concluded it was Brazilian Portuguese :)

[@viniciusbarbosafernandes5535]

Como que ela estava "falando algo tão próximo do português" se ela tava falando português?

[@Lele8851]

@@viniciusbarbosafernandes5535 acho que a pessoa ta falando do portugues de portugal

[@completely_ok]

@@viniciusbarbosafernandes5535 Okay I guess my reply didn't register but basically what I meant was she wasn't speaking Portugal Portuguese so I knew she was speaking Brazilian Portuguese because Brazilian and Portugal Portuguese are different.

[@viniciusbarbosafernandes5535]

@@completely_ok certo

[@marlonsaveri]

A curiosity: Is it easier for you to find Pt-Pt schools than Br-Pt schools? I mean, there're probably much more Brazilians than all other lusitans together

[@stephanedumas8329]

Portuguese for me sounds like Russian and Polish🤔

[@010arschloch]

thats a common impression

[@luks607]

Because we have the same phonemes in our languages

[@caninon7570]

Portuguese from Portugal maybe, but NOT brazilian portuguese at all!! The brazilian is very softer, not even close to russian or polish.

[@tiagobaptista3082]

@@caninon7570 You claim this based on what? Because as far as I know (and I've also met) a lot of people think they both sound like Russian or another Slavic language! The person who commented there also thinks so, and the Portuguese in the video is from Brazil and not from Portugal. So your statement makes no sense. I speak Portuguese (from Brazil) and I've been told that my language sounds like something Slavic backwards, like drunk Russian.

[@allejandrodavid5222]

@@caninon7570 cala a boca É a percepção do cara aí e não tua

[@SegaSnatchers]

I notice one thing about us Americans in these videos. All the American women always seem super nervous and laugh a lot.

[@andreialino1139]

I like it a lot ..sooo.. I am Brazilian 😅😆

[@tobacco118]

Many people couldn't distinguish Vietnamese and Thai, both sound similar, especially the tones.

[@visenyatargaryen9130]

Callie, you look like Morfydd Clark (Galadriel) from The Rings of Power series

[@caninon7570]

This "sh" of brazilian portuguese is specific from Rio de janeiro, other regions from Brazil don't say that "sh" at the end of the words, btw the subtitles showed "si" when the girl said "yes", but it's not "si", it's "sim".

[@evertonpereira14]

As outras regiões falam com chiado sim, não é só no Rio. No norte e no nordeste tem estados que utilizam, eu sou paraense e aqui falamos com chiado na maior parte do estado. É herança portuguesa.

[@caninon7570]

@@evertonpereira14 Mas não tem nem comparação o chiado do Rio com qualquer outra região, os de outras regiões é bem menos característico, por isso ninguém conhece, eu sei que o do Rio é sim herança portuguesa, vinda da família real imperial.

[@evertonpereira14]

@@caninon7570 "ninguém conhece" talvez seja você que não conhece. É só pesquisar, o Brasil é enorme. Aqui em Belém teve uma grande influência portuguesa também.

[@caninon7570]

@@evertonpereira14 Exatamente, o Brasil é enorme, então as outras pessoas tem outros interesses do que saber do seu sotaque, nunca vi ninguém nem na internet que sabia ou já havia mencionado que não é só Rio que tem chiado, ninguém sabe disso, todos só conhecem Rio.

[@luisfernandor.pdealmeida1229]

​​​​​​​@@caninon7570 A ignorância dos brasileiros a respeito do seu próprio país é do tamanho do território do Brasil, até em Florianópolis tem gente que fala com chiado. Só faltava eles terem que chamar algum brasileiro de outro estado que fala sem chiado só porque "não são todas as regiões que falam com chiado", se a menina do vídeo é carioca/fluminense ela também é brasileira, então representa o Brasil sim, você não se sente representado do mesmo jeito que o carioca/fluminense não se sente representado quando vê alguém que fala sem chiado "representando" o Brasil nesses vídeos

[@DINGD0NG...]

A lot of people say we brazilian sound like french lmao Probably the S that sounds like X from some regions People from the US, from Italy, Morocco, all think we sound french lmao

[@dieselboy.7637]

5:25, when the Brazilian say "yes" it's "Sim" not "Si", Si it's from Spanish language

[@Charlotte9199]

Aww man.. that Vietnamese girl has melted my heart.

[@H.Potato_Nini]

5:33 Bro, she didn't say "Si", in Portuguese it would be "Sim"

[@celidebnam]

Brazil 🇧🇷

[@badbot223]

German girl is so sweet she made german sound like music

[@nellan1799]

Its kinda Fun since another American messet up and thought sweden twins when it was like denmark and belgium i think like a Month or two ago shallen messed it up so im excitera to see if this American guess right in Sweden etc

[@nellan1799]

But then it was guess europeans nationallitys and guess that is a little garder since it can be more alike

[@kaiden_aka_forevrr]

as someone who can speak swedish, spanish and french (yes i exist) this was fun to watch lol

[@rafaelrandom500]

Where are you from ?

[@kaiden_aka_forevrr]

@@rafaelrandom500 England

[@glennlgg6871]

You mean French actually exist? 😂

[@thisisnotausernameXD]

I got them all except Vietnam right. My ears could not pick out any tones lol. But I am learning all the other languages except French, so it was fairly easy. If they got any African language speakers I would definitely struggle.

[@thevannmann]

She’s from the South of Vietnam where tones are simpler than those in the North. They had another Vietnamese girl feature in another video but they were from the North.

[@thisisnotausernameXD]

@@thevannmann That's pretty cool. You learn something new every day.

[@thevannmann]

@@thisisnotausernameXD Southern Vietnamese merges 2 of the tones together to have "5" tones while Northern Vietnamese keeps 6 distinct tones. Some other dialects have a 3-way merger and end up with just 4 unique tones. What makes Northern Vietnamese tones different from the Southern ones is the length. 2 of the Northern tones are shorter than the others and 1 of them actually has an abrupt pause in between which makes it sound like it's splitting a syllable into 2. All Southern tones are of the same length.

[@derdoctor99]

This woman literally asked if the country is big and famous for its beaches, AND THEN SHE SENT A "I THINK IT'S SPAIN"... OH GOD 😂

[@Aby_Darsis]

4:15 o "X" Entregou tudo!! Ela é carioca né? "Xix" ksks Não sou carioca mas tive uma colega que era e é igual 😂

[@fatalerror11]

Swedish sounds so beautiful for my brazilian ears. It's surprisingly melodic (even though the american girl said it the opposite)

[@nataliearaujo3095]

também achei, apesar de ser nórdico não é como alemão, que as vezes a pessoa pode parecer com raiva

[@fatalerror11]

@@nataliearaujo3095 hahaha, pior q eu gosto bastante de alemão. Inclusive estudo o idioma, mas entendo as pessoas acharem forte demais ou "agressivo". Mas mesmo assim, diria que vale a pena tentar enxergar alemão com outros olhos. Pode acabar se tornando uma língua muito bonita, dependendo de como vc lida com ela.

[@fressno1807]

I would say the exactly same about your language. Love it.

[@nathanspeed9683]

Yay Callie is back! Apart from French and German, I would struggle to guess these languages correctly. I feel the Indonesian girl has been on before and her being Indonesian I knew that.

[@lucasherissontrindade9888]

I'm brazilian from Sao Paulo, in my State we dont speak like her, because our accent is different, theres no sound as "Sh" in our pronunce. But to be honest, portuguese sounds more beautiful with "Sh" sounds.

[@Delta-oo4b]

🇧🇷

[@bangyono8719]

not many know about Indonesia, 🇮🇩🇮🇩, even though Indonesia is a large and vast country, has more than 16,000 islands, and is the largest archipelagic country in the world

[@Adea667]

Yeah... Its really cool that this channel is Recognizing Indonesia🇮🇩

[@oxNth]

iya iya iya iya makasi ya

[@TamHuynh-dp8nw]

The only thing I know about your country is Islam. Like, if I see a girl wearing burqa but Asian, I know she's Indonesian 😃 Other than that, Idk 🤔 Oh and I'm from Vietnam.

[@kaelloo]

@@TamHuynh-dp8nw it is not an Islamic country there just too many Muslim in Indonesia

[@taru5156]

@@TamHuynh-dp8nw many malaysian women wearing hijab too, not just indo. and the only thing i know about viet is communist, other than that idk

[@V0r4xiz]

Let me guess, the person who does the subtitles is also the person that put the Belgian flag over the German girl's head in the thumbnail? :D Dude, I love this channel and its content but the incompetent blunders in production are doing it a big disservice.

[@falkmann6099]

5:33 how did she even conclude that it was spain...

[@zeenguyen9872]

Finally a cute sweet Vietnamese girl. Vietnam isn’t next to Thailand though :)) I guess she got confused cuz some southern Vietnamese travel to Thailand on a weekly/monthly basis lol.

[@thevannmann]

"Next to" doesn't always imply literally bordering some place. They are within a very close proximity to each other.

[@choominji7059]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@ranggaajibaskara1809]

Indonesian looks nice

[@mybsheslost_zun]

I guessed vietnamese and Indonesian one

[@EddieReischl]

Good to see Callie again. She did a nice job narrowing down the Swedish lady. I was thinking Finland, it didn't sound like it had enough of a Germanic influence in it. Figured out the Vietnamese lady when they put up the captions and I saw all the three letter words. Asian languages are definitely the hardest, I guessed the Indonesian lady based on looks, and when she didn't speak Spanish I knew she wasn't from the Philippines. Had a feeling the second girl was from Portugal, but another good question got big country and famous for beaches turned it into Brazil. Pure French and German are very distinctive sounding. "Ein" totally gives the German away, but you can't avoid using it. We sang "Stille Nacht" too, and "Oh Tannenbaum" as well here in Wisconsin.

[@BucyKalman]

The Brazilian girl speaks with a Rio accent, which is probably the closest accent in Brazil to European Portuguese. So it is understandable that you could have mistaken her for someone from Portugal. However, "big country" immediately ruled out Portugal.

[@joelsvensson2316]

Germany or Belgium ................ Great job with the flags xD

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

When I heard, "Knut, Knut, knuten .." Knew it was Swedish right away. My neighbors are the Knutsens and they always told me about their Swedish heritage. 😃

[@thehoogard]

"Knut knöt knuten" actually. It means "knut tied the knot".

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

@@thehoogard I guess Knut is a first name..

[@debrickashaw9387]

@@JosephOccenoBFH It is, but with the addition of "sson" almost any swedish first name becomes a last name, johansson, Andersson, Eriksson, etc -sson is from old norse custom and means (son of) but it doesnt mean that much anymore since your father does not have to be named "Johan" in order for you to have "johansson" as a last name