Can you guess these ridiculous ENGRISH words?? (ft. Gaijin Goombah)

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[@twistiv]

I've been studying Japanese in college for over a year now, and one of the things that I have learned is that if you don't know a word in Japanese, then just say the word in a Japanese accent and hope for the best.

[@angi4912]

Lmao

[@windhelmguard5295]

works going from latin to english just shift the vowels and hope for the best

[@sirBrouwer]

@@windhelmguard5295 wait you speak pure Latin? as a first languish are you born in the Vatican?

[@whateverworksmate.721]

@@sirBrouwer I think they mean languages that originated from Latin? My first language is Romanian and the way we pronounce vowels and some consonants is very similar to Japanese, so it's easier for us to pronounce Japanese.

[@sirBrouwer]

@@whateverworksmate.721 That i have never known. but then the only time i work with Romanian people we use broken English.

[@MrBrunogiachetti]

How to assert your dominance: -play a punishment game -Win -choose to take the punishment anyway -enjoy it

[@Mara_1337]

Right!? Haha I was like, hey actually Joey lost, why did he take NEITHER of the punishments haha

[@itsaquagamer6101]

idk but that sounds a lot like Junko Enoshima

[@whiteegretorchids8234]

ah, yes. despair

[@Jojimbo009]

Dominance Asserted

[@BushidoBrownSama]

Mad lad

[@lynchie2073]

me: whats [english word] in japanese? japanese teacher: [same word but heavy japanese accent] me: *looks into camera like the office*

[@desperadoshao9733]

Yingulishi wado!

[@Konekonorenkinjutsushi]

Me: How do you say music video? Teacher: Myuujikku bideo Me: ...but, there's a word for music in Japanese? Teacher: Myuujikku

[@James.D.B.]

Me: how do you say The World, in Japanese? Teacher: i- DIO: ZA WARUDO!!!!!!!!! TOKI WO TOMARE!!!!!!!!

[@YataTheFifteenth]

@@James.D.B. actually The World in Japanese is seka- *KINGU KURIMUSON!* -mb can you be? Wait... what am I talking about?

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

Elizabeth Fleet 音楽?

[@PythonPlusPlus]

Konsento = Plug Socket to remind you that you need consent before you plug the male adaptor into the female adaptor.

[@seigeengine]

I now want erotic wall plates for my electrical sockets.

[@inevitablesmileghost]

most underrated comment ever

[@banaroklionrage9536]

@@seigeengine worst thing is such things probably exist, but i'm not curious enough to google it....

[@seigeengine]

@@banaroklionrage9536 I've been curious enough ever since I saw a lovely butt tissue dispenser.

[@merikijiya13]

seigeengine well guess it’s time to do some shopping

[@TimothyGlaceon]

When a otaku meets a cultured individual. I'll let you decide who's who

[@eduardocantdraw101]

They are both really cultured

[@skullythekidd0175]

I'm gonna say yes

[@gaylordspacetrash]

There's a difference?

[@v3rlabupopcorn897]

Ha temode dehab? Tak maj!

[@eduardocantdraw101]

@@gaylordspacetrash ikr

[@polish_filipino]

Ah yes, the test to see if you are weeb enough to understand engrish

[@christopher064]

Or familiar enough with Japanese to possibly understand some non-english english...

[@heroofthe4-starmastersword526]

@@christopher064 it was a joke fam

[@christopher064]

@@heroofthe4-starmastersword526 just saying yo

[@summerjohnson2177]

Or be a Japanese living in america

[@ashtoneslit5929]

Its you again

[@fatemehsoniaimantalab6608]

"I used to know this." me on every single exam I take.

[@sushih3302]

Same...

[@sofvckingtired]

I KNOW-💀

[@RhynoBytes857]

I honestly thought “paipu katto” was going to be a circumcision.

[@azuredragon8388]

😂oh god

[@rhiannon9673]

I thought that too, but then I remembered this conversation I had with a male Japanese friend in which I tried to explain the concept of circumcision to him, and even with Japanese Wikipedia he could not / would not believe that it is a thing that Americans routinely do to perfectly normal and healthy newborn babies. He kept insisting that you would only do that in rare cases where there was a birth defect or serious medical something requiring it. If it's not a thing that is done over there, I guess they wouldn't have a catchy katakana word for it.

[@yaroslavromanyuk5669]

@@rhiannon9673 Shirukumushijon.

[@williamle2249]

I thought it was going to be a strangulation where you cut the wind pipe lol

[@time.worn-soul8243]

@@rhiannon9673 Really circumcision is a Jewish tradition that was adopted by Americans. However, it is not universal. Meaning not all Americans do this.

[@twltheakumaandoni9025]

13:49 Joey: "A road for virgins?" Gajiin: "Nooo...." Joey: "Also known as Akihabara." Gajiin: *dabs* Me: *Dies of laughter*

[@sigmarthcipherius5153]

Ur profile pic gives hope to all 2hu fans

[@nicholaswhaling7233]

Sigmarth Cipherius at this point, it NEEDS to happen.

[@GremlinSciences]

Funny thing is, I'm fairly certain one of the streets in or around Akihabara actually _is_ nicknamed "Virgin Road"

[@lexthedork4040]

@@GremlinSciences Makes sense. *cries in weeb*

[@gyoukou2453]

REIMU FOR SMASH!!

[@nerolisk7630]

18:56 "tea has to be hot" **the entire southeast US is typing**

[@SydRainn]

it's already too hot down here, leave us and our cold drinks alone 😭

[@cheeseff2106]

**literally every restaurant in vietnam is typing...**

[@trublaze]

@@cheeseff2106 Restraunt: *gets napalmed*

[@yongli8276]

TruBlaze *hides in secret underwater tunnel*

[@leoflanagan6079]

nerolisk *English people replying to the southeastern us* bruh tea needs to be hot

[@nukeani2301]

" I hate you" "K" My love life in a few words

[@nickparkyn3561]

You have a love life? Lucky...

[@ErulianADRaghath]

According to some sources I could find, and I quote: " The Japanese name konsento (コンセント) for electric sockets is said to originate from the English "concentric plug" in the form konsentorikku puragu (コンセントリックプラグ).[1] Some British sockets from around 1900 consisted of concentric (co-axial) contacts, unlike the pinned ones in use today. These were in use in Meiji period (1868-1912) Japan, and the abbreviated form konsento became the accepted way to describe any kind of electrical outlet. This may have been from a split of konsento puragu into konsento to describe the outlet and puragu to describe the plug." Which is neat!

[@card1285]

I agree, it is neat!

[@sanny8716]

This is fascinating

[@ayporos]

Yeah that's the funny bit of it.. there is actual reason to the madness but you wouldn't get it unless you understand where it comes from. There's examples of that in most languages I believe with native words but also with loan words being bastardized as with this one in Japanese... I can't think of one from the top of my head though lol.

[@magnagazoo4863]

You would though think it would be from English. Since after WW2 the US Military engineering started electrifying Japan to US standard. That is why they use the split 240VAC distribution and 120V US pattern sockets. (for the most part)

[@Oyasumivox]

"golden hour" is actually used in english in photography and videomaking referring to the time of the day when the sun is low creating lots of shadows and giving ambience and depth to the shot compared to hours in which the sun is high up, potencially creating a flat, boring image. The more you know

[@chelseycarrion7945]

*insert the more you know rainbow*

[@seigeengine]

Yeah. Lots of long soft shadows and indirect lighting, and it having a longer path through the atmosphere means most of the blues have been scattered out so it's warm light as well, which tends to make things look better.

[@vesnabajcinovci8104]

Sooo basically photographys chiaroscuro?

[@JGirDesu]

That was sort of actually my guess when I was playing along with the video! I was thinking like a sunrise and sunset type of thing

[@brianching8847]

I learned that from life is strange lol

[@vvsk4918]

"Shit, we don't even know our own language!" has never been so relatable 😂😅

[@raawesome3851]

Same.

[@aidenember4640]

Also "Well, I'm a big fatass, so I wouldn't know that"

[@theminiyosshi2901]

“Look up Japanese beauty models, they’re like skeletons!” Sans: hey thanks.

[@yuki_eerhs4591]

I am dead laughing 😂

[@nessesaryschoolthing]

Papyrus: Sans, why are you looking at those hungry Japanese girls again? Are you being nasty? Sans: It's not like that. I'm just very invested in fashion. Papyrus: You never buy yourself new clothes. You've worn the same blue hoodie for years! Sans: Exactly; I've invested a lot of time into wearing it.

[@raawesome3851]

@@nessesaryschoolthing that sounds so much like Sans.

[@heatresistantchilledcoffee6206]

Pretty good joke

[@nejx8711]

“Shaapu penshiru” I would’ve guessed pencil sharpener “Gaadoman” I would’ve guessed Gardner 😂

[@epicsakura101]

Pencil sharpener is actually "えんぴつけずり" (enpitsu kezuri)

[@vanniragnesesch]

i guessed "sharpened pencil"

[@_MRK87]

These make more sense than the real ones

[@Kil408]

I guessed pencil sharpener and security guard, if it wasn’t security guard then lifeguard as backup

[@Lyrawolf]

For "Gaadoman", I actually would've guessed either Godman or scarecrow (cuz it's a straw man-shaped thing that guards the garden)

[@fatih9016]

13:47 sounds like a Virgin Lord when you read it out loud

[@mauricebarrow7312]

I thought it was the vaginal canal at first 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@KIKO_01]

@@mauricebarrow7312 GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE

[@Tenosyn]

Oh hey, that's my class name.

[@fatih9016]

@@Tenosyn I just imagined a guy sitting on a throne with a body pillow next to him

[@GauginProductions]

Vagina Rider

[@melonpalooza]

There's also a "golden hour" in the photography realm, right? Like that one hour of the day where the sun is in the sky just right for majestic photos.

[@nikki607]

It's around sunset. The light is very soft and gives everything this golden glow, that's why it's called Golden Hour

[@Lilly_Fae]

That hour is truly a gold experience

[@jozan_tube]

Yeah, that's where my film student brain went to immediately

[@twistedgambit9084]

Oh that's cool.

[@twistedgambit9084]

I thought it was electronically speaking for TV viewers. My communication brain.

[@SecurityDivision]

These two just had the best energy going :D Would watch more Goombah and Amine Man's ramblings :D

[@azuregriffin1116]

Anime man.

[@Nai_101]

Ah yes, Amine Man

[@juhoh743]

Agreed.

[@Filcayra72]

DrNai Amine man. The cousin of Amino

Why yes. The Amine Man 😫👌

[@houndrysmagolyteofhope4661]

"Herusu Metaa" I bet its heavy metal. "a bath scale" Wtf.

[@LeeorVardi]

Vito's Vids Heresu Metaa = Health Meter You go on the weight scale to see how healthy you are, so it’s a meter that shows your health.

[@hironyx]

"heavy metal" would be "Hebii Metaru"

[@houndrysmagolyteofhope4661]

@@LeeorVardi although wouldn't it be more like Heasu Metaa?

[@oscarnemo8084]

Heresy meter.

[@YamiTheEevee]

Vito's Vids Heresu makes more sense to me than heasu

[@fatih9016]

13:53 ı walk a Virgin road , the only one that I have ever known… Don't know where it goes...

[@meetaverma8372]

To your wedding apparently

[@fatih9016]

@@meetaverma8372 well , thanks dude

[@fatih9016]

@@meetaverma8372 now I'll continue to sing "Boulevard of Virgin dreams"

[@veronicavernice5875]

comment of the year goes to you my friend

[@fatih9016]

@@veronicavernice5875 thanks

[@dima10656]

The Japanese name konsento (コンセント) for electric sockets is said to originate from the English "concentric plug" in the form konsentorikku puragu (コンセントリックプラグ).

[@reianvase6683]

thank you. Now go fuck yourself.

[@prod.Sp0tSid3]

ZA WARUDOO!!!!

[@nikki607]

I was trying to remember this specific piece of trivia😂 thx for the jumpstart

[@deschia_]

never heard of that word tho

[@siekensou77]

always remember shortened words exist.. also a bunch of loan words from french and Spanish

[@fidesd8831]

WHY DID I JUST KNOW THAT THE LAST ONE WAS GONNA BE VASECTOMY

[@OneStarVFX]

Dee Dee I thoufht it was gonna be a circumcizion

[@ashtmslf2315]

Snip snip

[@cottoncandy2023]

@@OneStarVFX ☺️

[@k-marketmuotiala4801]

beesu appu = bee(s) (and) apple(s) = Applebee's yeah I was mindblown too

[@aa-rm5sw]

That's what I thought too

[@raawesome3851]

Haha

[@gamephreak5]

But.."Apple" in japanese would be "Appuru"

[@k-marketmuotiala4801]

@@gamephreak5 Indeed. But as someone was going to make this completely idiotic joke anyway, I figured it wouldn't hurt if I got the likes instead of them. edit: I now realise that this is essentially the story of my life, on the internet AND irl and I once again want to curve into fetal position and die.

[@Slave-of-the-most-merciful]

*Joseph joestar happiness noises*

[@Retarded_Ape]

Master hm, you

[@brunobucciarati6028]

"Naaaiiiiisu!"

[@Retarded_Ape]

yaukza western killa epic

[@Ash-sv1wo]

OHHHH NOOOOOOO!!!

[@hornitako7006]

HAPPY UREPI YORUPIKU NEEE!!!!

[@NeraizeI]

I was taught this one from my Japanese friend a month ago マジックテープ (majikkutēpu) = velcro, LMAO

[@stratis5360]

Neraizel *m a g i c t a p e*

[@crossicksimp4084]

Flekssuteppu

[@mcfarofinha134]

permanent marker is マジックペン(majikku pen)

[@itsyuuki]

dang, when the Japanese don't know what to say about something, they just call it *M A G I C*

[@username6630]

*m a g i c t a p e*

[@670839245]

I can't take hot things too. Once my mom: taste this coffee me: is it hot? mom: no me: takes a sip and my tongue hurts for two solid days

[@shikigranbell7608]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@cz1822]

I just looked it up, and konsento originated from the word “concentric plug.” While in America it was abbreviated to plug, in Japan it was abbreviated to concent (the first half of concentric).

[@veridian4433]

You should've asked him what "Petito Mirifu" means

[@marcyartz]

What does it mean?

[@casual8471]

Please I need answers

[@fahimakmal1921]

@@casual8471 it's tatsumaki from opm

[@kayEnt3rtainm3nt]

Petite MILF?

[@casual8471]

@@fahimakmal1921 that's fair

[@pandymandy]

Gaijin is such a fun guy, made this video really lively really easily.

[@ductrungtran6156]

Mire Cause he’s knowledgeable so it’s fun and entertaining to talk to him

[@justinfritz4817]

"There's too many interchangeable words" English: *shifty eyes*

[@DavyTempest]

I dig that the video starts with Goomba IMMEDIATELY bitching about the weather, pre-intro, pre-everything.

[@ZEKali1]

"Gasurin Sutando" I thought it was a JoJo Stand

[@TheKitKatThe]

XtrmeZED DIO?

[@hayond656]

SUTANDO!

[@katyaguryeva9529]

still disappointed about the absence of "ROLLA ROADA DA" ( ͡°Ĺ̯ ͡° )

[@nickparkyn3561]

XtrmeZED gasoline stand

[@mallory7198]

Konsento?? Consent doesn’t exist in Japan...... IM JUST KIDDING DONT HURT ME

[@interestingboyo790]

Malomaar LB Bro what if it's konsento because you have to ask for consent before sticking it in the hole?

[@Maki-ng4jk]

@@interestingboyo790 oooooohhhhhhhh yeah

[@mallory7198]

dust particle bro you’re right. Genius level shit

[@interestingboyo790]

Malomaar LB Thank you bro

[@mecasunny]

too late,you're gonna get a good spank But first,sign this concent contract.

[@SukacitaYeremia]

Is "konsento" from Dutch "Kortsluiting" meaning "short circuit" since the japanese learned electricity from Dutch books during the isolationist period?

[@Brandon20854]

No its from when it was called "concentric plug"

[@namYa]

Oh wow in my language (Indonesian) there's a word "korsleting" which means exactly that. I didn't know it was derived from Dutch Though it makes sense because a lot of Indonesian words are derived from Dutch

[@SukacitaYeremia]

@@namYa Dude, my name is indonesian. That's basically why I proposed this.

[@namYa]

@@SukacitaYeremia whoops, didn't noticed that LOL

[@MiuXiu]

No it’s from concentric, old style outlets from England.

[@xfummmblez]

LOL! There is a Japanese cover of "Country Road" !! It would play, every damn day, at the sushi restaurant I used to work at. 💀💀

[@peacemakerao]

I actually guessed circumcision for ‘paipu katto’. So damn close 🤦‍♂️

[@Lusithane]

Well it was around the right area ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@korosensei329]

I guessed tampon

[@supremedeity9003]

@@korosensei329 lol wtf..

[@supremedeity9003]

like how the hell are u supposed to guess paipu katto. its way too damn hilarious. however i got 14 correct somehow.

[@-TK-]

I thought it was literally cutting the "pipe"

[@eyewarsx]

This video is literally just a JoJo fight.

[@66Kusmu]

Gasorin sutando!

[@Sophia-mq4tp]

ZA WARUDO

[@lozenz1058]

*Roado rolla daaaa*

[@archdevilpray9555]

Wha..

[@saikithepsiioniic1358]

10:41 S-STANDO TSUKAI?! "My standu, Rait-Emu Apu, has the power to light up any combustible gas that is in my range of attack. And since oxygen is everywhere and you need it to breathe, my stand can ignite my enemies without failure 100% of the time! Truly an invincible stand without any weaknesses!"

[@jasonours6957]

Saiki The Psiioniic so basically you’re just like bakugo from mha

[@saikithepsiioniic1358]

Bakugo can only explode his sweat and from his hands. But my shitpost can light up any combustible gas without touching or looking at it. It just needs to be in the range of my stand. Also, it's not neccessarily explosions. The power of shitposting is truly superior!

[@OkaeriKairii]

"ドンマイ" is my favorite... although I don't know if it counts. It's short for "Don't mind"... it's basically like "no problem" or "don't worry about it" XD I don't think it's used too often though, but it was used a lot at my first school.

[@revangerang]

I learned that one from Azumanga Daiou 😂

[@richieismysonandamood3409]

“Suffer for your art” Me, at four in the morning on a school night practicing my drawing skills: already done buddy

[@akiramakara2062]

7:19 JAPANESE WORD OF THE DAY *HOTTO DOGGU* please tell me someone gets that reference

[@ArngrimDarkclaw]

RIP Papa Franku...

[@andanjv]

Heikim?

[@harukomeyers7073]

F for papa

[@rajlaha8070]

Is that a motherfucking Shawn wasabi reference?!

[@harukomeyers7073]

@@rajlaha8070 no

[@deus9906]

You changed the thumbnail you sneaky bastard

[@Sporrik]

KZbinrs often change the title and thumbnail of their videos after the release them to see which one gets the most attention or the best response.

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Totally amazing funny fun, fantastic job on the video.

[@poetryletter]

Why do you guys know so much on vasectomy procedures? XD

[@thekuuderedude1737]

Because its either they tie it, block it, or cut it off

[@TheCraftero]

School? lol

[@poetryletter]

I feel like a much wiser girl now 👍🏻

[@badoobles]

@@thekuuderedude1737 yeah, you know? Bop it, twist it, pull it. All that good stuff. 😂

[@etrikia]

@@badoobles That made me wheeze XDD

[@hasegawayuki7675]

Oh my, “Gasorin Sutando”, what type of Stand is this? 🤔

[@Jinx-iw6zb]

Must be an enemy stand

[@Stellaris556]

A fire element stand huh?

[@michaelbridges5224]

That's an easy one..... wheel of fortune

[@kurokishi5532]

@@Stellaris556 magician red then

[@BlissRemedy]

Great video, I always love when you two collab

[@minustaco42zero24]

That rollercoaster pic you have is of the Kumba at Busch gardens in Tampa, Florida, USA. Just FYI it made me so happy to see that for some reason. I live 40 minutes away from it.

[@aideenaventuras6219]

Hahahaha i love how Joey makes Gaijin suffer and loved it in every second but also actually actually loves to teach

[@eugenefindit]

People who skip to the end might get confused as to who actually won. 😁

[@wthIsTimeEven]

Who also repeated the _engrish_ version in their head as soon as you saw the word "scuba diving" , And got it freakin right like, boi I knew I was some weeb but...damn.

[@nikki607]

I at least have the excuse that I actually study Japanese😂

[@supremedeity9003]

@@nikki607 i really wanna get in to it but i dont know how to actually study it without going to a instituion... i was considering just learning how to speak, not to write but i guess i should learn how to write aswell but the thing is that japaneese has got way too many goddamn writing system and i dont know where to start. are you going to a college/school for learning it?

[@promqueenkiller]

@@supremedeity9003 I'm using a combination of a language learning app for vocabulary, a book for hirigana/katakana, and learning from watching anime.

[@wizardlizard55555]

SupremeDeity Duolingo and other apps are actually a great way to start, along with KZbin videos for the rules that apps don’t explain. And anime does help if you aren’t used to the pronunciation, and could be useful to check your hearing skills and progress. However, it would probably be better to also watch something like non-animated Japanese shows because I’ve heard that anime uses a less common way of speaking.

[@nikki607]

@@supremedeity9003 I lived in Japan for a year😂. Just came back from my exchange year, and while there I did a bit of everything

[@InkWhisper]

I know this vid is from last year, but holy heck, I *LOVE* Gaijin Goombah's shirt. So cute!

[@tamade7108]

I loved this collab so much

[@somnaventu_s2475]

Gasorin Sutando is probably a stand from JoJo

[@wisemankugelmemicus1701]

Gu GuRoo Ah yes, the famous stands from JoJo named Green stand Star stand Vine stand Turkey Stand and Silver stand. It isn’t like they’re all named after music or tarot cards

[@billy65bob]

コンセント apparently comes from Concentric Plug, a style of old-school electric socket that went out of style in the 60's. We still use such plugs today, but in a far more limited scope, like headphone jacks and laptop chargers.

[@mizusenshi8172]

I actually knew some of these but that's cause I've read up on the subject. Some wasei eigo are really odd though. Like how they randomly add "up" to things. Or words such as "mystery circle" for crop circles (although I suppose alien landing sites *would* be mysterious). Loanwords from non-English languages are weird too. Like "koohi," which is surprisingly not from English but from Dutch. Also "baito" (part-time job) is from German (from arbeit). They also used to use the French "vacances" for vacation (bakansu) but the English word (bekeishon) seems more popular now.

[@md-tx3db]

i love how engaging in convos gaijin is

[@thelonerockertype]

Joey, "Golden Hour" is a photography/filmography term. It's the time of day around sunset when you get the BEST natural lighting for filming/photography.

[@sirBrouwer]

o funny i was thinking about sunrise. (same effect)

[@nikki607]

Yeah, that's what I thought of too. But since the sun generally sets around 6-8PM I guess that counts as right? I mean we got the right timeframe

[@monument-cafe]

I looked it up via Google, and apparently, it's also a medical term that refers to the first hour after the occurrence of a traumatic injury (which is considered the most critical for successful emergency treatment).... welp.

[@frip1080]

The Japanese “jet coster” is nothing compared to Spanish’s “Russian mountain”

[@amybananana]

We say Russian mountains in Italian too

[@kebien6020]

Or Spanish's "Russian fap" (or "Russian straw" if you are being more literal) which means boob job.

[@Josnaci0]

@@kebien6020 In Brazil we call roller coasters "Russian mountain" too. Funny thing is that we call boob job "Espanhola", which is the female word for Spanish(Espanhol) in Portuguese.

[@ced1244]

@@Josnaci0 Same thing in French too. Latin languages are often pretty consistent between each other.

[@iliaszholdasov]

in Russian it's American mountains lol

[@theftking]

This is the best content I've seen from either of these guys' channels. Really enjoyed it. I eat lemons raw so I'd love to try that super sourest-thing-in-world stuff. I just wish it wasn't... black... can't it be like... clear? Or honey-colored? :P

[@MollyDollyy774]

Joey Great Video!

[@nir5389]

10:42 "gasoline stando" STAND?? IS IT DIO?

[@TheKitKatThe]

Komaa WRYYYYYY

[@Zathren]

Foreigners can't get into a soap land? Shit. There goes half my reason to visit Japan.

[@DarthDionius]

There must be some somewhere which would let you, but the majority don't, no. I have no real idea why. Probably best off going to a love hotel and ordering delivery health.

[@Danceofmasks]

>< Come to australia instead. Our brothels are legal.

[@BNuts]

It's likely because the owners are more cautious about foreigners not respecting the rules than locals not respecting the rules.

[@ManCatCheese]

Or they may just think your ugly. The girls may not like foreigners or whatever

[@kappadarwin9476]

Or you could be a good guy, treat a gal right and won't have to go to soapland for a some rubadubdub.

[@RubyRoks]

It's interesting to see not only the borrowed English (not gonna try to type the romaji for that phrase from memory) but also the dialect differences between American and Australian English

[@DengueBurger]

Lmao I always watch videos on 2x speed, and tbh your outro sounds ten times cooler and hype on 2x speed, you should consider changing it to that 😂

[@visieg1235]

I absolutely love the combination of these two xDD

[@kdllamacorn9666]

We played a game similar to this in my japanese class. The teacher got us with cosutoko.....costco...but we dont pronounce the t so no one could guess it...XD we all face palmed.

[@moemouse9866]

10:55 Just wanted to put out there that this part reminded me of the first time I heard/saw the word "Petrol" used. It was in a book that took place in Australia and it took me a while to figure out that they were talking about Gasoline (cause I was a dumb kid). It was "Stripes of the Sidestep Wolf" fyi.

[@landonhagan450]

Maybe this is just a regional thing, but "salary man" is definitely a common term where I am in America. It may have lost some degree of popularity with the decline of office work and diversification of occupations, but people would still get the gist of what you're saying.

[@tromend]

Wait, I thought Virgin Road was that one street where all Fujoshis go get their "Ammo" If you catch my drift...

[@mahiru20ten]

I thought it's a road filled with virgin atlantic related offices

[@tromend]

The funny thing is, that it is an actual thing, the Virgin Road, you can look it up. I really thought he put that there as a curveball, but turns out I was Fing wrong, lol

[@TheWorstNoob]

It's actually called otome road

[@DJ_not_DJ]

Literally nobody: Joey: a virgin road is basically Akihabara

[@DJ_not_DJ]

Rip the otakus

[@willcollings5681]

ゴルデンアワ actually makes sense, as it takes place at Golden Hour. Golden Hour is normally right before sunset to right after, during the summer that's 6:30-8:00 ish, where pictures turn out the best. The lighting is even, the sky is stunning, and your pictures turn out amazing. It's pure gold for photographers, hence the name

[@Ryanjakehenry]

*sees this video in recommended* Me: “JAGERS”

[@brittney6535]

Jaker The Snaker F-MEGA

[@JianCB2]

Serect yur cer

[@Marshall-se9zs]

You two should collab more! Your humor fits great together and I love both of your channels❤❤

[@Goleon]

It does. I had to pause and rewind a lot cause I couldn’t stop laughing at their jokes and reactions.

[@Marshall-se9zs]

@@Goleon same lol

[@gladosmaincore8589]

There are sites called "myhealthmeter" and "healthometer" :D

[@ashley61000]

Gaijin: *teaches English in Japan* Also Gaijin: *can't spell thermometer* Great video though!!

[@b_s_productions4405]

Love the Studio C insert at quiz game

[@dragazecxj]

When Joey senpai's content is always full of surprises ~

[@azazel5457]

13:53 damn Joey I really be laughed too much at the statement you put

[@sayonara785]

So awesome you got to do a video with Fred Durst man haven't seen him for a long time :D

[@-irene-29]

17:45 for this word I guessed “foreskin”. I did NOT think it was gonna be related hahahahaa (vasectomy)

[@AnnieDHarpie]

irene I guessed circumcision

[@JustinDoesntLookAt]

@@AnnieDHarpie also guessed circumcision

[@vernaux4268]

Thanks for using Magical Sempai in the thumbnail *MMMM*

[@vernaux4268]

yaukza western killa epic

[@shelbybayer200]

Two of my favorite youtubes that cover stuff about japan!! Yes yes yes yes

[@myingthungomurry9894]

Gaijin Goompah is so cool. 😁 So bubbly and fun. Enjoyed it very much.

[@robertnelson1963]

FYI, "Hot Cake" is actually an American term for pan cakes (kind of older, I still see it on old diner menus sometimes).

[@zackolsen5876]

I know this might not happen but I'd like to see the Animeman as a guest on the unexpectable

[@SangoSon12]

YES!!! A WEEB EDITION EPISODE!! Maybe when they go to Greckles homeland because you know Monty is setting up for that!

[@facelessidiot6407]

If that's going to happen, will he be as easy to get a hold of as Jocat?

[@chocobow8623]

“used to be an english teacher” spells “thermometer” as termomitor and I spelt it right when english isnt even my first language

[@sethchikelu1303]

Joey joestar: you’ll never win * Joey is a joestar so he automatically wins every Time *

[@cursedwraith3345]

Damn I should have watched it three weeks ago because it is the most funniest thing I've seen and heard

[@user-pm6vp3wk5x]

In Korea, there's a lot of imported Engrish words. Especially older words are more prevalent because we were much more influenced by Japan in older days. Unlike Japanese, who have really poor spectrum of pronunciation, Korean can pronounce English more similar, and also, we don't borrow foreign words as frequently as Japanese guys do, so we think their "naturalized English words" are weird, either.

[@fnors2]

It may have to do with their alphabet and Kanjis. Kanjis do not, by their nature as pictograms, lend themselves well to borrowed word or foreign concepts. They would have to create new kanjis for every new concept. From my limited knowledge, the (modern) Korean alphabet seems to be based on pronunciation, like the western alphabets. It probably helps a lot in creating/absorbing new word/concepts from abroad.

[@user-pm6vp3wk5x]

@@fnors2 I googled about it. Korean have 2912 of pronunciations, and I can't find number of Japanese's. Maybe about a hundred or a few hundred. Actually, you may understand instantly when you learn japanese.

[@fnors2]

@@user-pm6vp3wk5x I do have some basics in Japanese, actually. There are 48 basic syllables in Japanese kana, adding in the modificators (" and ° and the small y-) you get maybe 40-45 more sounds. It's definitely not a lot when you compare to English, French, German and other Latin or Germanic languages. That's for sure.

[@fnors2]

@@user-pm6vp3wk5x That make sense. Another factor to consider is how much interaction with English the Japanese have. They've had a lots of dealings with the US and there were a significant american presence post-WW2 in the form of military bases. (Let's not forget Hollywood exporting movies) It's quite natural to take a bunch of loan words if we consider all that.

[@user-pm6vp3wk5x]

@@fnors2 oh that might be true. Though Korea also had taken by american military government for a while, Japan underwent longer period. It could be one of the factor.

[@Hyperion2705]

I confirm whatever he says about shadowverse, that game is pretty good

[@aretidiatireitai7859]

Can confirm

[@D4rkn3ss2000]

It think it looks more complicated than Hearthstone. I was trying to decide wheter to install that or shadowverse. I decided neither because don't have enough memory on my phone. Need to get a bigger one.

[@adammccoy4040]

Golden Hour is also a film term in the evening when the sun is setting in a scene and you get those beautiful colors. Usually gold in movies. So it DOES have something to do with film/tv. Kinda.

[@shiki9989]

The winner snacking on all the punishment stuff lol

[@leobasketcase2986]

Did anyone else hear “gooruden awaa” and think of the correct time for the wrong reason because photography?

[@inkvampyr]

Definitely

[@larana1192]

外人が和製英語の意味当てようと四苦八苦するのめっちゃ面白いw

[@deisanar]

We also have a form of "golden hour" in Norway which we call gullrekka which translates into "the golden lineup" so i actually got that one

[@crimsonblack9774]

I love gajins laugh and the Dab Broken engrish signs and laughing for the win

[@grantbalmer6951]

コンセント comes from an electrical outlet technically being called a "concentric outlet." But yeah nobody says that.

[@emilyjones9787]

Sees katakana in the thumbnail *Son of a-*

[@RenoDojima]

11:07 bruh, that beesu appu part had me dying lmao

[@kaitourobin3206]

Im watching this instead of studying for my Katakana カタカナ test i have tomorrow. This show help me, right?

[@MrTaib-kj4ib]

How did you do in the test?

[@The_D0C70R]

I’m going to guess that says “Katakana”? (I only know katakana used in the Initial D manga)