Evil Queen - Look, My Hand (One-Line Multilanguage)

[@charlieandthechocfactrules9186]

Notice that u can also see her cape change

[@fabriziolobianco6261]

Italian 1938 " Guarda! Le mie mani!" Translation italian 1938 ( Look! My hands!) Italian 1972 " Oh! Le mie mani !" Translation italian 1972 ( Oh ! My hands!)

[@magpie_girl3741]

In Polish: - 1938: Already... - 2006: It's working! My hands...

[@Nate-Dawg921]

The end of Queen Grimhilde's youth, attractiveness, hotness, cuteness, lusciousness, preciousness, beauty, and sexiness.

[@denkleinriderii8872]

I love how the French 1962 sounds humane and vulnerable !

[@williamfinch9858]

What makes it humane and vulnerable?

[@edwinabesiajr.1839]

Arabic 1975 0:05 Brazilian Portuguese 0:11 Bulgarian 0:16 Cantonese 0:22 Croatian 0:27 Czech 1970 0:33 Danish 1938 0:38 Danish 1982 0:44 Dutch 1984 0:49 Dutch 1994 0:55 Finnish 1962 1:00 Finnish 1993 1:06 French 1938 1:11 French 1962 1:17 French 2001 1:22 German 1938 1:28 German 1966 1:33 German 1994 1:38 Greek 1:44 Hebrew 1:50 Hindi 1:55 Hungarian 1962 2:00 Hungarian 2001 2:06 Icelandic 2:11 Indonesia 2:17 Italian 1938 2:22 Italian 1972 2:28 Japanese 1980 2:33 Kazakh 2:39 Korean 2:44 Latin Spanish 1964 2:50 Latin Spanish 2001 2:55 Malay 3:01 Norwegian 1994 3:06 Polish 1938 3:12 Polish 2009 3:17 Portuguese 3:23 Chinese VHS 3:28 Chinese TV 3:34 Romanian 3:39 Russian 3:45 Slovak 3:50 Spanish 3:56 Swedish 1938 4:01 Swedish 1982 4:06 Taiwanese 4:12 Tamil 4:17 Telugu 4:23 Thai 1994 4:29 Thai 2001 4:34 Turkish 4:40 Ukrainian 4:45 Missing language: Arabic 2015 (censored scene) Brazilian Portuguese 1938 Czech 1938 Dutch 1938 (censored scene) Finnish 1982 Japanese 1958 Latin Spanish 1938 Norwegian 1983 Tagalog (Philippines) Vietnamese

[@ДЕНЧИК-г5з]

3:46 - Ох, мои руки! 4:46 - Погляньте:мої руки!

[@salstefanelli7406]

Best Ones: English (USA) (Original) (1937) German (1938-1966)

[@jaydenboots2149]

Cantonese - 0:25 Indonesian - 2:17 Putonghua Chinese - 3:29

[@cameronmccoy425]

I like 1938 versions: Brazilian | Cordélia Ferreira Czech | Eva Vrchlická Danish | Clara Pontoppidan Dutch | Tilly-Perin Bouwmeester English | Lucille La Verne (Original, 1937) French | Adrienne D'Ambricourt German | Dora Gerson Italian | Tina Lattanzi Latin-American Spanish | Blanca de Castejón Polish | Leokadia Pancewiczowa Swedish | Hjördis Petterson

[@darktravel9318]

You cut the Polish version from 1938 :') Then the queen says "Moje ręce!" - "My hands!"

[@darktravel9318]

However, I do know that in Polish 1938 the queen says "Moje ręce!" a few seconds later than the original

[@declanfoxsplendidltefox6228]

Great Job! Mandarin Chinese version should be named as Mandarin Chinese, since it was dubbed in China and not in Taiwan!

[@eduardogss9535]

Verry good

[@Desmosfundraw]

Best : Bulgarian , French 1938 , Latin Spanish 1964 , Portuguese , Putonghua VHS , Turkish .

[@kiranpennada9744]

Telugu version has a great witch voice

[@disneiya]

I agree:)

[@williamfinch9858]

@@disneiya Please could you do a multi language of the Queen’s hair turning white?

[@Yandere_Sim_Player2023]

German 1966 has a good witch voice

[@williamfinch9858]

Why do you think so?

[@markbraley9361]

I mostly prefer the German 🇩🇪 versions of it for 15 seconds from 1:27 to 1:42 in my personal opinion.

[@williamfinch9858]

Why do you prefer the German versions?

[@markbraley9361]

@@williamfinch9858 It's based on the 1812 fairy tale "Snow White" by Brothers Grimm, so they were both German and so does the whole storybook.

[@SFguy-u8v]

1:23

[@ARedMagicMarker]

"Look! My hands!" Me: Nah, pass. x_X

[@williamfinch9858]

Why?

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@@williamfinch9858 Rather not be coached by The Queen to watch her gnarly, X-Ray hands, thanks.

[@williamfinch9858]

@@ARedMagicMarker Yet you watched the video.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

@@williamfinch9858 ...Looks like someone missed the joke here. It was more of a commentary than anything, but you do you I guess,

[@JuanaMedorio]

I like ❤🇮🇸Icelandic 2001

[@유하선-u7k]

어? 아니? 내 손이?