ASMR - Chess - Australian Accent - Showing Chess Pieces and Discusses Moves all in a Quiet Whisper

[@aircraft94]

I love how the title and description are in third person. An American man leaves a comment on the Aussie's wonderful video, commending him for another job well done #UpUpCronulla

[@Gwenangels]

A french person replies to a comment, under the video of an Australian ASMR artist, to tell the american commentator his comment is funny.

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks, I'm not sure why I started doing "third person" comments...

[@deanbeaumont4992]

Alex Eiden go the Sharkies

[@Somnogenesis]

A British man is replying to a French person's reply to an American man's comment on an Australian man's video, to say that he too finds the discussion humorous as has always been quietly baffled and amused by the third-person, present perfect tense descriptions too, but he wishes to tell the Australian man to keep up the great work regardless.

[@Belarus72]

The Hungarian (Magyar) woman says...just relax and enjoy the video...LOLOL!

[@sonrojado541]

Thank you for being one of the best asmrtists I know of!! I fall asleep to your asmr all the time! It’s great :) keep up the good work!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

No problem and will do!

[@HaileysHealth]

Would love a part two where you describe different plays!

[@Mlynoph]

Fantastic video this is going in the favorites!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Excellent!

[@mentholman3201]

I love you voice and vids!! Thank you!!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

I'm glad you're enjoying my videos!

[@indieeasmr7101]

Hey man just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of your channel and all that you do. This video was fantastic!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks!

[@indieeasmr7101]

thefirstbreath afteracoma Well thank you! I’m glad to hear you enjoyed that video.

[@alexwetton8910]

You should do a video talking about the Australian soccer league (Melbourne Victory, Perth Glory, Brisbane roar etc)

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks for the request, it sounds like a good idea! I've made a note of this idea and hopefully I can make an A-League video soon (including the Wanderers COYW!!)

[@alexwetton8910]

Aussie ASMR Man great news! Oh and don’t forget Melbourne city 😃

[@victoriaspongeasmr2292]

Such a beautiful game. I just read that chess is around 1500 years old. That's just amazing to me!

[@ye5011]

Which means it’s os older then pizza hut

[@Honeyhues]

2023 Here. Beautiful Video Steve. I would love to play chess with you

[@rk9sbpro83]

I don't get the "tingles" or whatever from ASMR but your videos are so relaxing I watch one everyday before I go to bed now. I'm running out of videos to watch but well done

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks and I'm glad you are enjoying my videos!

[@0naallan429]

rk9sbpro83 you are missing out not getting the tingles.. I don't so much in videos. But, they relax me, I get asmr tingles in person.

[@HuhWat453]

I don’t get them with my AirPods. But, I do with gaming headphones or noise canceling earbuds.

[@gunnertlc7728]

A video talking about the geography of the different areas of Australia would be pretty cool.

[@AndrewJJ-0114]

This video can't be that good because I've only watched it 12 times.

[@GaslampASMR]

Fantastic video, thank you!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

No problem!

[@Mgc3270]

Awesome as usual. Good idea indeed! Thank you :)

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks and no problem!

[@troykemp5329]

Perfect timing mate

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Excellent!

[@michaelwilkins1758]

Nice work!

[@AussieAsmrMan]

thanks!

[@TheAndyLP24]

I find it interesting how the words for the chessmen are different in English compared to German. In German we call pawns "peasants" (Bauer), the knight is the "jumper" (Springer), the rook is the "tower" (Turm), the bishop is the "runner" (Läufer) and the queen is the "lady" (Dame). Only king is the same (König). I wonder why some chessmen differ in name quite drastically, e.g. bishop and runner.

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Yes, it is interesting! I wonder if chess pieces are called something different again in other languages?

[@TheAndyLP24]

So... since I got exams coming up, I really needed to procrastinate and I looked it up in French and Spanish, because those are the only other languages I know: the pawns are "pions" in French and "peones" in Spanish, both means essentially pawns; the knight is "cavalier" (horseman) in French and "caballo" (horse) in Spanish, the bishop is "fou" (the crazy one) in French and "alfil" (I didn't find another translation here, apparently alfil only means bishop in terms of chess) in Spanish; the rook is "tour" in French and "torre" in Spanish, both mean tower; the queen is "dame" in French and "dama" in Spanish, both mean lady; the king is "roi" in French and "rey" in Spanish, both mean king. I find it funny how the French and Spanish names are more similar to the German ones than to the English ones... I hope you found this as weirdly interesting as me lol

[@jamisonfawkes9240]

ΔΓΚ Andy The reason French and Spanish are so similar is because they both derive from Latin very closely, Italian is the same. Languages like the ones mentioned are known as the "Romance Languages". They are basically a close knit family of languages so theyre all very very similar. Something very interesting about language families is actually how English borrows from latin with words but germanic languages with rules (i have no idea why, if youre interested and find out be sure to come back and tell me :) )

[@TheAndyLP24]

Jamison Fawkes thanks for telling me but having studied Spanish and French for over 10 years now, I've already known that. Btw, the reason why English structure is more Germanic is that the peoples that lived on the British isles before William of Normandy conquered them derived from what is now Denmark, northern Germany and the Netherlands, thus speaking Germanic languages. When the French came, the common people adopted French words since they made the speaker appear to be in a higher social class. The basic language structure stayed the same though (almost like a pdigin i would even say), so many words of daily life (then) in English are of Germanic origin. This can be especially seen with animals and their meats: while the animals the farmers (common people) kept have names of Germanic origin (pig aka swin, cow, sheep) the meat names derive from French (porc -> pork, bœuf -> beef, mutton -> mutton)

[@jamisonfawkes9240]

ΔΓΚ Andy Thank you i didnt know very much of that, super interesting stuff!

[@danielfortesque5175]

Can you do a video about australian nature? Climate, geography, animals, plants,...

[@SixxQueen91]

Can you do inaudible whispers :)

[@jerrica5365]

SixxQueen91 like a how it’s made inaudible 🤩🤩

[@rumplespliffskin]

You are the man.

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks!

[@davidbaquerizo921]

U should make a video just saying chess set

[@Lucilou101]

Isn't it called a rook not a castle?

[@Sciyo]

He does call it a rook at 2:23. He just chose to call it a castle the rest of the video.

[@Lucilou101]

Fair enough! I must've dozed off at that point!

[@Sciyo]

Ah, ASMR-the only place where *that* is a compliment. :D

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Yes, you are correct. I googled castle and it said that castle is the informal or old-fashion word for rook...

[@Somnogenesis]

It's like calling the knights 'horsies' or the pawns 'prawns' ;)

[@asecretone]

*Includes Paid Promotion by White Castle ®

[@Zac03.]

Please don't kill me NEXT TO THE BUNNINGS AFTER THE FOOTY THIS AVO M8 *Ahem* Sorry

[@TheSeedform]

:)

[@AussieAsmrMan]

Thanks for the request!