An Act of True Love (One-Line Multilanguage) 44 Versions

Missing:
Persian "Glory"
Serbian • Kraj Zaledjenog kralje...
Slovene

[@Nami1503]

All of those 44 actresses who played Elsa, each and every one of them capture Elsa's pain, sadness, and regret for losing her sister beautifully. *slow hand clap*

[@jhbyrianellewong4992]

W/ tears

[@matv4924]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@samsung4310]

Папа и не

[@pangxiong2613]

@@matv4924 pj

[@yaminarayah6022]

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[@alisonmarin308]

0:00: Albanian 0:16: Arabic 0:31: Brazilian 0:47: Bulgarian 1:03: Canadian (French) 1:18: Cantonese 1:34: Spanish 1:49: Catalan 2:03: Croatian 2:19: Czech 2:35: Danish 2:50: Dutch 3:06: English 3:22: Estonian 3:37: Finnish 3:53: Flemish 4:08: French 4:24: German 4:40: Greek 4:55: Hebrew 5:10: Hungarian 5:26: Icelandic 5:40: Italian 5:55: Japanese 6:11: Korean 6:26: Latin American Spanish 6:42: Latvian 6:58: Lithuanian 7:13: Malay 7:29: Mandarin (Mainland) 7:45: Mandarin (Taiwan) 8:00: Norwegian 8:16: Persian (Avajeh) 8:32: Persian (Soren) 8:47: Polish 9:03: Portuguese 9:18: Romanian 9:33: Russian 9:49: Slovak 10:04: Swedish 10:20: Thai 10:36: Turkish 10:51: Ukrainian 11:07: Vietnamese Actress Heart Breaking Voice 💔😭

[@zehrakarakelle309]

Thanks😘

[@yaminarayah6022]

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[@besimlleshi2560]

🥥🥥🥥

[@cuddlelazy8643]

6:26 You can hear the pain in her voice when she says no I absolutely love this one, it's so good

[@julioaugustosamaniegolopez3456]

The voice in Latin Spanish is Carmen Sarahí and she's by far my favorite Elsa :)

[@marcelacruz9643]

🇲🇽❤️

[@Minnieverde576]

Sou Vc vai subi? eba O Bryan cortou o seu esposo a Dani Eu já falei qye Vc vai querer ir na feira que não tem sem dinheiro a Gabi estava com falta do que fazê Que pena foi pegar saco ainda má quina

[@VeryRandomChannel]

6:28

[@Sophia_Grace_12_17]

All of them were amazing

[@maxkilliann]

8:47 I'm so proud of my country, Polish actresses are very talented

[@zenasonic7882]

Yeah in the „The party is over“ scene, she sounds like she wants to kill someone

[@yaminarayah6022]

Wbwbw s s w.w.w.w wbwsnns

[@leahrowden3939]

Yes, I believe that Polish actresses are more talented than any other international actresses in the world.

[@besimlleshi2560]

4yhii🇮🇳🇮🇴🇬🇺

[@Tasneem382]

Pls translation What Elsa say in polish pls🙂

[@SuDoesThings]

My favo are: Albanian, Brazilian (Portuguese), French (All), Cantonese, Croatian, Danish, Dutch (of course), English (of course), Flemish, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Japanese, Korean, Latin Spanish, Malay, Mandarin (All), Persian (All), Polish, Portuguese (Euro), Russian, Turkish (of course) And by some langauses you saw that I said "Of course" That is because I live in the Netherlands but I'm Turkish and for all who want to know what they say in Turkish it was this: 'ANNA! Please please please don't die!

[@TRMiraculouslb]

Oha Türk buldum hem de Hollanda'da mı yaşıyorsun vay beee

[@sangokai4166]

Ulan hayata bak be

[@victoriousturkiye]

AĞAĞAĞAĞ TÜRK

[@mustafaay0]

Too me I'm turkish. (Ben de türküm.)

[@awakesoon]

Ay Türk buldum aşırı mutluyum şu an

[@razerium4416]

8:47 touched me ;(

[@jaydenmamane1131]

You should be touched on Germany this will make you Cry!

[@enchantss3704]

@@jaydenmamane1131 beka

[@wowpoopstaylorsversion3267]

8:47 xD

[@greyseeuhpuhrez1226]

Anana

[@azzyy555]

This is polish XD

[@noirangel4410]

I liked the Albanian, Arabic, Canadian French, Cantonese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Latin Spanish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malay, Persian (both parts), Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese parts. Lithuanian, Italian, and Swedish were the most powerful

[@nadimmklef45]

I speak in arabic and it is a good acsent

[@jessd5417]

Alexis Crebb thank you for italian ;)

[@noypoll]

Hebrew♥

[@aardengrant]

Eva Glucina-Young Forever and proud of it

[@SuDoesThings]

Noir Angel In Turkish she say: Anna please please don't die. And in Dutch they say: Anna! No that's not right!?

[@rayl2085]

Seriously, to be sad for 44 times and running around for 44 times in 44 different languages. This is the most depressing part ever.

[@NewDivded]

Something that really hurts each time I see/hear the Swedish one is that Annika herself have said that she was crying for real during this scene since she imagined that she lost her own sister like Elsa did and couldn't keep herself from crying.

[@nicolebrophy1447]

Another reason why I love Annika, she is awesome, pretty, a very good singer and actor! :3 :D

[@8is]

Yeah :)

[@VeryRandomChannel]

Uh-huh :)

[@8is]

@@VeryRandomChannel Hi there :)

[@VeryRandomChannel]

ew For some reason every time I see you in a comment I reply xD Edit: you can see my comments in almost every language video there is for frozen ;).

[@clalsn6516]

Best: Arabic, Canadian French, Czech, Danish, Finnish, French❤️, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian❤️❤️,Korean, Malay❤️,Persian, Romania, Swedish, Thai and Turkish

[@beatricegabroveanu1710]

Yay

[@andreistamate6420]

Romania❤

[@kaliahartis7975]

Where is English?

[@koopqi]

Yas persian!!!

[@skytlixs8846]

Im from Czech thanks

[@aestheticz4678]

for me, the most powerful were: arabic, bulgarian, canadian, croatian, danish, german, italian, japanese, latin spanish, lithuanian, malay, mandarin (mainland), polish, romanian and swedish.

[@manuelcabrera9274]

And castilian :(

[@kristen6]

My favourites: Albanian, Castilian, English, Estonian, Euro French, Italian, Korean, Malay, Mandarin, Norwegian, Persian (Avajeh), Polish, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese Lovely video, thank you!!! :-)

[@SubscribersVideos-rs4tg]

Kristen Ianni The Swedish voice actress was actually crying because she was imagining if she lost her sister like Elsa did.

[@SuDoesThings]

Kristen Ianni In Turkish Elsa says: Anna! Please please don't die

[@scottporajski1952]

? cd

[@leahrowden3939]

My favourite languages where Elsa cries: Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese Cantonese, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French (Quebec and France), Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Persian (Soren), Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish (Spain), Thai, Ukrainian

[@keisehellen6727]

Thank U,brazilian portuguese 🇧🇷

[@yaminarayah6022]

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[@keisehellen6727]

@@yaminarayah6022 ?

[@thagitelk106]

My favourite ones were: Cantonese, Czech, Danish, Icelandic, Romanian, Hebrew, Russian and Slovak.

[@kajca31]

Czech

[@noypoll]

Hebrew♥

[@Alexandra0728]

Slovak ♡♡♡

[@Alex-ws1xo]

Romanian ❤❤❤❤❤

[@emicreates]

Thanks 🇷🇺 for Russia 🌺

[@katjawaterlight]

I love how Dina (German), Idina (English) and Serena (Italian) really feels Elsas pain in that moment ❤ But also Lidia (Polish) touched my heart 👏❤

[@romyschafer5370]

Yeah I’m so happy that I grew up with the German version . They were all amazing but for me German will always be one of my favs 🥰

[@MayteOlvera]

I like Canada(French), Croatian, cgech, Dutch, English, Finnish, Flemish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Korean, Latin Spanish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Ukrainian, but my most favorite is Latin Spanish

[@candycookie938]

Latin spanish :3 Carmen Sarahí es la dobladora.

[@_friendfromwork]

GRACIAS ❤️❤️❤️

[@boysarecoolandsilly9398]

@@_friendfromwork WHAT

[@emicreates]

Thanks 🇷🇺

[@manuelcabrera9274]

And castilian 😔

[@astronet100]

All Elsa's had an excellent performance!

[@annanielsen1518]

Me too

[@memmax3458]

Mohamed Abdelrahim huh.. thanks for French? Dunno why I would say thanks, but thanks thinking French perfomance is nice?

[@jaydenmamane1131]

Me three my friend thanks you too.

[@jjc.2102]

- I like the way that it's English. -

[@SirKolass]

Omg you have shit in your ears

[@mikasaackerman4608]

The best cries for me were: Dutch, Danish, flemish, French, German, Greek, hungarian, Malay, Brazilian Portuguese, Mandarin Taiwan, both Persians, Swedish, Thai. :3

[@olivijastrandjord]

Alabanian, also the way she cries out Anna’s name, before she hugs her; Croatian, Czech, also the way she cries Anna’s name, throwing her arms around her; Dutch, also the way she whispers Anna’s name, embracing her; Greek, Italian, the way she burst into tears, Japanese, she throws her arms around her sister, calling her name; L. Spanish, Latvian, she says “Anna,” hugging her; Malay, the way she cries out “Anna,” in anguish, & hugs her; E. Portuguese, & the way she says “Anna,” Thai, & she cries “Anna!”

[@moviepie2849]

Albanian

[@russyswasti2044]

What Mandarin do you like more? Mainland or Taiwan.

[@russyswasti2044]

?*

[@jjc.2102]

RUSSY SWASTI TAIWAN

[@malin3536]

MoviePie Where's german? :3

[@ellencreamer4054]

RUSSY SWASTI g

[@simongabriele]

Latvian Lycris: Anna, ...Fuck...

[@ImDebbieInTaiwan]

Hahaha, I heard that too...

[@Pandalka]

simon gabriele hahahahhahaahahhahaahaha awesome!

[@nagaijosei3605]

simon gabriele oh god .d.d.d.d

[@ponylution423]

simon gabriele yessss

[@011_pieterjoses.2]

simon gabriele WTF WAS THAT

[@natoceansoul]

Oh gosh I almost cried... I mean.. this is the most touching moment in the whole movie... seeing it 44 times in a row goes too far, after some time I was strugling to look at the screen. All actresses did an amazing work here, much appreciated !

[@dianadisim]

My fav are: Catalan English Estonian German Greek Hungarian Italian Korean Portuguese Latin Spanish Persian (Avajeh)

[@janamfs5489]

***** She can be saying Portuguese from Portugal and not from Brazil.... because in the vídeo brazilian Portuguese is "Brazilian (portuguese) and the Portuguese portuguese is Portuguese (european)

[@janamfs5489]

***** You are from Brasil aren't you? Well I'm from Portugal so I gonna write in Portuguese...Bom, existe sim português de Portugal, não me diga que não sabia que em Portugal se falava português mas com um sotaque diferente...se entendi mal desculpe...a versão de Portugal esta no minuto 9:03

[@janamfs5489]

***** Me desculpe então entendi mal, mas você não sabia que existia versão de Portugal?. Eu sou portuguesa e gosto do Brasil... vejo novelas Brasileiras e oiço alguma musica brasileira, gosto da "Porta dos fundos" e "Você sabia" ......não se preocupe acredito que alguns estejam a falar da versão Brasileira até porque eu até gosto da taryn na voz da Elsa (a falar) já a cantar....me desculpe mas podia esta melhor... você assiste feromonas? é um youtuber português certo? porque já ouvi falar mas nunca vi nenhum vídeo

[@janamfs5489]

***** Gosta do nosso sotaque? é uma das poucas pessoas do Brasil que vejo a dizer isso, porque a maioria de vós diz que é horrível, enrolado e parece espanhol e que não nos percebem embora para nós portugueses ouvir o vosso sotaque é tão normal quanto ouvir o nosso...Eu pessoalmente também gosto muito do sotaque brasileiro :) Você é muito simpática porque é um dos poucos Brasileiros que não insulta Portugal ...

[@janamfs5489]

Obrigado :) você é mesmo muito diferente da maioria dos brasileiros que adoram nos insultar...Quando poder viaje para cá tenho a certeza que será recebida de braços abertos por todos os portugueses :) E obrigado por dizer que gosta da versão portuguesa da Elsa no comentário anterior :)

[@O1ivette]

Ooh good idea! This is such a hard part to do because Elsa's voice is the only sound, there is no music. The ones I found most convincing were Arabic, Brazilian, Danish, Dutch, English, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, both Mandarin, Polish and Swedish. But none of the others was absolutely awful (although what was going on with Latvian?!). (Was Serbian missing?)

[@nicolebrophy1447]

The Swedish dub, Annika said herself she actually started crying because she can't imagining loosing her sister and couldn't stop crying.

[@Smiuley]

I think Danish and Dutch were kinda boring

[@neddle710]

Translation for Latvian:"Anna!...Ohh...Anna... No... No! Please...No...(crying) Anna..."

[@emiliaperez.m]

1° Latin American Spanish By: Carmen Sarahí 2°English By: Idina Menzel 3°Spanish/ Catalan By: Gisela Lladó 4°French (European and canadian)By: Anaïs Delva 5°Korean By:Hye Na- Park 6°Malay By: Marsha Milan Londoh 7° Taiwanese Mandarin By: Shennio Lin 8°Italian By: Serena Autieri 9°Mandarin ( Mainland )By : Jalane Hu 10°Brazilian Portuguese By: Taryn Szpilman This it's My top 10

[@dan8840]

no one cares what's your top 10... get out

[@emiliaperez.m]

Levi XO It's no your opinion, it's MY opinion

[@dan8840]

Emilia Pérez Mejía It's your opinion and no one cares.

[@SirKolass]

Why you rating the original voice? srly

[@malin3536]

Emilia Pérez Mejía ok then, but my number one is still German

[@KHeartsdiva54321]

Geez hearing so much good and touching acting is making me well up, I'm struggling to see the screen!! All of them do it brilliantly and in their own style and it is so so hard for me to choose! However~ the ones that really stood out for me are: Albanian, Danish (a remarkable woman!), Dutch, English, Estonian, French, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Mandarin (BOTH), Persian (both, I love the music they put in the Avajeh, even if it takes away the "a moment suspended in time" theme), Swedish & Thai (omg my barriers actually broke and the tears flooded at her, I love how she sorta shouts a bit, like she's so desperate and kinda hates herself unlike everyone else who did a quite broken voice, so different, but of course everyone did well!)

[@noypoll]

Hebrew♥

[@memoryguardian7156]

I love all of these versions. Everyone nearly made me cry. But I think, this time, Germany has done the best job. Dina Kürten just has nailed it! German has made me cry, same as Italian. Other favs are: Albanian, French, Icelandic (nawww

[@jaydenmamane1131]

:) I think so too that made me cry too

[@souchini]

the german one made me cry too (':

[@itz_tigeryt9587]

Memory Guardian thank you :-)

[@alizeecollin6977]

Memory Guardian mee too😂

[@sebastiaofe]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-zy8cq8vg7y]

6:42 ANNA! Fuck! XDDD

[@givepainaraincheck9249]

:D

[@icecrystalqueen9623]

Really. :-D And after she says "Ne" (Hungarian "no" :-D)

[@levinananamia4843]

Bwahahahahahahahah I hear the same

[@yaminarayah6022]

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[@yaminarayah6022]

@@icecrystalqueen9623 nsnsnNnsnwnnwnwnwbbw

[@linexi]

My favorite voices are: Arabic, Danish, Flemish, French (both), German (my native language), Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Malay, Norwegian, Russian

[@emicreates]

Thanks 🇷🇺 Russia

[@romyschafer5370]

Ja ich finde deutsch auch so gut 😍 man hört richtig die Trauer in ihrer Stimme 🩵

[@ft3060]

why did i just do that to myself ... after those 11 min i feel like crying out my soul

[@disgusted2704]

OMG!? Stop singing so loud on 3:00 AM or we will dethrone you -A person from Arendelle

[@boysarecoolandsilly9398]

😳

[@evelin.hamerszki]

05:10 hungarian😭💕💖🔐 amazing and elsa's voice so powerful and wonderful omg love this😍😍😻😻

[@yaminarayah6022]

Nznnenrnrntntnnrbrb

[@besimlleshi2560]

Twii🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[@bobbyh2019]

English, Russian, Italian, and Japanese nailed it!!

[@swiftlley]

6:24 she is laughing

[@disgusted2704]

Go back to your series

[@ChefMcToastEM]

Kevin Balasta LOL

[@angeenoirceur]

I love Polish,German,Czech and Danish.

[@suyannemaciel2135]

brazilian ,italian ,japanese ,Korean

[@Elisa-jc3qg]

Suyanne maciel Italian 🥰🇮🇹😍

[@meemoo3879]

IM BRAZILLIAN

[@sallirose4281]

Best: German Finnish Chinese (Mandarin) French Albanian Japanese Korean Norwegian Italian Swedish

[@aysenurarcn]

10:36 Turkish Elsa: Anna Hoo Anna nolur nolur nolur ölme

[@celiachouinard9]

albanian, german, hungarian, korean and norwegian are really good, especially albanian!

[@soulsocynical543]

Mina Lune thanks :) im from albanian

[@user-fe6ho2no4w]

Mina Lune albanian was fucking awful

[@lorianag5097]

thx im from Albania (;

[@lorianag5097]

Mina Lune

[@thanasgoga7127]

Awkward Ness fuck yuo

[@egirlnet]

All ladies here made an excellent job

[@malin3536]

Dreamy No german is the ultimate best!

[@maxonite]

She says "pitié" (mercy) in french though

[@neddle710]

FOR EVERYONE WHO HEARS "FUCK" IN LATVIAN! She is actually saying "Ak" which is like "Oh" in English. For example, "Oh no!" in English, "Ak nē!" in Latvian

[@Undine66770]

My favorites are Italian, Swedish, Russian and Japanese. My personal opinion though.

[@chuikinovinishko8891]

Thanks🇷🇺

[@yaminarayah6022]

@@chuikinovinishko8891 kfkfkkfik1to0fiti8t

[@terezagg9594]

Top: Brazilian, French, Danish, Czech, Hebrew, German

[@japananime4569]

1.Polish 2.Japanese 3.Korean

[@FireMewMew]

It’s 2020 and this still makes me cry. 5:55 Y IS THE JAPANESE ONE SO GOOD

[@me-lc7qq]

The acting in all of these is GREAT!

[@savagegirl9738]

yeah

[@sofiejackson6502]

the italian traslation is something like: “Anna! No.. i beg you, please, no..”

[@LatinEmperor123]

It's awesome hearing the different versions of Elsa crying. I think it's cool.

[@jaydenmamane1131]

German is the number 1 you would like to hear on your speaker.

[@blazi64]

My favorites are Albanian, German, Mandarin (Mainland), Persian (Soren) and Persian (Avajeh) Italian and Swedish made me cry.

[@8is]

Annika (Swedish) actually cried while voice acting this scene. True dedication makes perfect acting.

[@marianikitina7366]

Omg! All voice actresses did it so perfect! Very heartbreaking 💔 amazing!

[@user-mk2ry2zl7m]

Я не плачу.. Это всего лишь слова водица.. (Залайкайте чтоб иностранцы прдумали что я сказала что то крутое.🌚😂)

[@ykcyc114]

Ага, ведь ни у кого нет переводчика .-.

[@ninalii8768]

All: Anna! Czech: Anno! 😁❤️🇨🇿

[@klartow]

Exactly xD 🇨🇿

[@veronikazidkova3599]

The Czech language is specific in that we inflect names when addressing the person in question. Anna-Anno, Elsa-Elso, Olaf-Olafe etc ... 😉

[@8is]

It's a Scandinavian name and it's actually suppose to be pronounced with a short a in the beginning so every other version is super cringy to us xD.

[@beasnoil3139]

@@veronikazidkova3599 lol no in polish is the same but they translated it wrong xD

[@beasnoil3139]

@@veronikazidkova3599 elsa-elso, Anna-Anno, Olaf-Olafie etc, polish and czech are similar

[@adach790]

OMG Polish is so ....♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@kuchyy]

my favourite: Czech and Slovak. There are good dabing, for a ice queen.

[@kyodrk9497]

Omg Canadian, French, German and Japanese made me cry sosfortly ;o;

[@jaydenmamane1131]

I'm sorry to hear that those 4 languages made you cry. I cryed too but the one that makes me cry a lot is Germany. That's the one that touched me the most.

[@karolinalovesdanandphil8291]

Jayden Mamane Are you from Germany or what?

[@rainandcloudd_]

4:08 french version ♡

[@natalkabzk1282]

Czy tylko po polsku w imieniu Anny jest Anna (2 wyraźnie oddzielone n) a reszta ma Ana? Tak, parę razy słyszałam takie jakby Anna ale te dwa n były jakoś tak sklejone i już nie wiadomo czy to było jedno n czy dwa

[@alexandertroxler7897]

Imagine if this is where the movie ended

[@16-tranhoanghungthinh80]

Aeugh

[@yessyyes3387]

At 9:33 she's just crying for her own name😂

[@VeryRandomChannel]

Oh yeah 🤣

[@Meirenyu]

The Elsas whose singing I don't particularly fancy turned out to be the best actors! Here the ones that stood out are Brazilian (love her acting!), Finnish, Hebrew, and Icelandic. And Nesma, but her singing is great too.

[@Dudahlab]

❤🇧🇷

[@alessiagiuliaconventi5069]

ICELANDIC MADE ME LAUGH all: Anna! Icelandic: AAAnna!

[@8is]

That's clearly a short a. Just like Scandinavia pronounced it. It's funny it should be the opposite. All: AAAAANA!!! Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Norwegian: Anna!

[@moririn_1221]

Even through the languages are different, I could feel the sorrow from Elsa...

[@ccherrycolouredfunk]

Cantonese, Dutch, French, English, Italian, Czech, German and Japanese ❤️

[@jumendes8538]

5:55 touched my soul 😭

[@besimlleshi2560]

Terjjj🇹🇬🇸🇬🇹🇬🇸🇬🇹🇬🇸🇬

[@elvi1894]

I limed the German ,Danish and Albanian !They nailed it!

[@saragrey2025]

I like German the best, it's the one, what touches me the most ♡

[@jaydenmamane1131]

Me too but for that language my tears started to fall down from my eyes and I cryed. Elsa and I gave you a hug and we both cry.

[@itz_tigeryt9587]

Sara Grey thank you

[@hr8890hr]

Ja endlich jemand der diese Sprache schön findet :D

[@sabrinaniederhofer5901]

_ᴇᴛᴄʜɪғ_ HAHAH denk ich mir auch so

[@vianeyjelsa6784]

Latín Spanish CarmenSarahi

[@marcelacruz9643]

🇲🇽❤️

[@julioaugustosamaniegolopez3456]

Carmen Sarahí best Elsa ever!

[@manuelcabrera9274]

And castilian 😔

[@manuelcabrera9274]

@@marcelacruz9643 and castilian 😔

[@ullabatulla8459]

Italian

[@squishyzuzu]

I'm not crying.... damn all those emotions x-x

[@sebastiaofe]

Czech, Danish, Japanese, Mandarin (Mainland) are my favorites, very touching acting.

[@miamoos6566]

The German one made me cry omgg

[@SuDoesThings]

If I scroll down in the coments I see that Dutch, Flemish and Turkish scorces good! Thank you! Because I'm Dutch and Turkish and most times Dutch is not the langauge who made it good. But thank you

[@tallynxde]

I love Czech and Italian💕

[@merywright5906]

Omg This scene makes me cry so hard;( (Sorry if I say it wrong, I don’t speak English)

[@itskam8525]

your fine :)

[@user-wq3oq7ns4w]

(한국어) (Korean) (6:11) (엘사) 안나! (Elsa) Anna! (엘사) 안나? 안돼.. 안돼제발 안돼.. (Elsa)Anna? No, no, no please no..

[@ul7185]

5:55 Tokyo Disneyland: The First 40 Revamped Years (1983-2023)

[@Diagon_Alli07]

Am I the only one that wishes there was a poll for best one. My favs: Italian, Korean, Japanese and Swedish. (I’m from America and I like theirs better 😂)

[@guadalupemaldonado625]

Lo tengo que admitir: llore durante todo el vídeo en especial en los persas

[@Isabela_Buckley]

🇮🇹Italian🇮🇹 (5:40) ❄️: ANNA! No…no Ti prego… *Piange* Translate ❄️: ANNA! No…no Please…. *crys* {Elsa: Serena Autieri ❄️)

[@livo9743]

We italian are the best to play with the voice! !!!!!!

[@holly974]

livo9743 yes u are

[@dgyhtybqyes1834]

I dont think so.

[@mozzarella_drag]

Beh almeno le due Serena sono perfette in questi ruoli, devo ammettere che adoro la scena in cui Anna grida quando la festa e finita ("perche mi respigi, percje respigi tutti"..), le due voce sono piene di emozioni

[@natalkabzk1282]

In Polish she said: Anna, oh Anna, I beg, n-n-no!

[@tsubasaozora2003]

My favorites are English, German and Turkish! 😍

[@x_xjjadex_x2334]

All languages: Anna! No! Please no! Turkish: Please don't die!!

[@GlaceonJib]

These Elsa (s) made me cry, literally...

[@Live.Laugh.LeJuliyan]

My personal favorites 3rd Thai 10:20 2nd Korean 6:11 1st French 4:08

[@tylersparkle5870]

Thailand and Japan killed it!!!! :)

[@ul7185]

4:09 Disneyland Paris: The First 30 Years (1992-2022)

[@wiktoriapeszek7223]

8:48 po polsku

[@senetlinofficial3191]

Elsa broke down in tears in different beautiful languages. Well done!

[@urfavwitch]

bruh all these comments and no one's even MENTIONING croatia... are we that desperate...??

[@myriamdolorescarro3844]

Frozen Written by Tom Kenny Created by Tara Strong and Owen Wilson Directed by Andrea Libman Chanelle Peloso Meghan McCarthy and Tabitha St Germain Written by Nick Confalone and Ashleigh Ball

[@mirjamschrom5177]

1. Icelandic 2. English 3. German

[@ydh4220]

Anna is the same language all over the world !lol!

[@ydh4220]

@nᅡ는야수뻐에초କ୍ଠ 하이이이 hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~

[@betulaltn2687]

Turkish: "Anna! Oh Anna! N'olur, n'olur! N'olur ölme!"

[@aavalehtonen2789]

3:37 Finnish🇫🇮💜

[@Felltinek88]

Polish touched me :(

[@maniek_ball]

Polak

[@nope.thankies]

show me with this doll where it touched you...

[@badgalkishibl]

Anana

[@VeryRandomChannel]

ANANA

[@olamolisak5582]

@@VeryRandomChannel Anna

[@kriziamariegabrielledosdos7620]

It looks like the real voices of elsa in some languages, they are already look like crying.

[@aleksaarsic4489]

My favourites: Ukrainian, Persian (Avajeh), Lithuanian, Polish and Croatian.

[@antonellamalvar6874]

Hey for the first name my name is Antonela. Except its Antonella with two L's

[@g.705]

Again, an amazing video♥ Can you do an One Line Multilanguage of the scene when Anna found finally Elsa or when Anna is going to search her sister? Please! Amazing dear again!♡ My version is English♡ ans yours?

[@larensiaflorensita3189]

Russian is amazing ❤️❤️❤️

[@chuikinovinishko8891]

Thanks ~🇷🇺

[@KrillvinPingvin]

I just wanted to hear how different languages pronounce my name :p From Hungary ^•^

[@srfadhila8241]

😂😂

[@8is]

In Scandinavia, we don't pronounce it aaaaaanaa we pronounce it annaa. The first a is short because there is two consonants after it and the last a is long because there aren't two consonants after. This is true for Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Icelandic. The long a in Anna sounds super cringy actually so it's always annoying to hear that, especially American children xD. I always cringe a bit when I hear it ;). I think it is a Scandinavian name but correct me if I am wrong. Sounds at least like Hungarian got it right ;).

[@KrillvinPingvin]

ew Yep, same with Hungarian, like our Finnish language cousins, we see the word and pronounce it as it is. Therefore Anna becomes Anna with a long ‘n’ and both ‘a’s are short

[@KrillvinPingvin]

I live in an English speaking country and no one can pronounce it like that :,))

[@8is]

@@KrillvinPingvin Why would the second a, not the first, be short? In Scandinavia, the rule is simply if a vocal that has two consonants directly after it becomes short, and if not you have your normal a. There are very few exceptions to this rule (exceptions always persist) in Swedish. So anyway, what's the rule in Hungarian, why is it a short a at the end? Would love to hear your insight :)