Food Chain Pronunciation Difference between 5 countries! (India, Brazil, Spain, Austria, Belarus)

[@nathanspeed9683]

I think the woman from India is the best representative for her country WF's ever had! Confident and outgoing!

[@aryanshukla7305]

I ve never been to a baskin robins

[@aryanshukla7305]

@@prajullas how she s marathi of anyone represents a fusion it's them or konkani s maybe

[@mb8456]

@@prajullas She said in one video that she's from Mumbai and her mother is bengali. She's doing great in representing Indians.

[@srijansrivastava592]

@@prajullas if even she was fron the northern part then whats wrong in that you can't represent 1600 different cultures! grow up from your south north mentality

[@peaceoutxoxo]

@Ullas have you seen south indian girls....with oily scalp and flower in their hair....i had few in my office...

[@Pageant_utopia]

We want more videos with Yukta🇮🇳

[@soulmortal142]

But yuki is not adding indian accent to it...she's using original slang

[@Pageant_utopia]

@@soulmortal142 there is no specific kind of Indian accent and I have a similar accent like her but I have never been outside India

[@njeet2214]

Becoz of Her,,,, Views Going high

[@yuktha4816]

My name is yuktha too

[@liloistheendiahater]

🐮🧆

[@ktaedear]

Happy to see a Brazilian representative in the latest videos posted on Word Friends, the videos with these representatives are fun. 🇧🇷❤️

[@DKCASE]

Love Brazil From your INDIAN BRO'S

[@SoyKih]

@@DKCASE INDIA IS A AMAZING COUNTRY

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

In India every region would pronounce it differently! But how she said it would be the cleanest most common way

[@kayalk8772]

Do you think other countries dont have accent? Lol. Whatever she is sahing still is eligible for indians right so she didnt lie

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

@J Junior In India every state have its own culture and language and accent changes after every 50km

[@deepakbisht4957]

@@kayalk8772 other countries don't have accent varieties like India 🤦🏻. You know how many regional languages are there in India? And how different they are from each other. Just imagine a typical Bengali girl accent and a gujrati girl accent. Or a Haryanvi guy accent comparison with a kannada guy. Or a north eastern accent with a Bhojpuri speaking person. Or a kumauni or gadwali people from uttrakhand accent with a Punjabi guy. The variation is huge. No other country has these many variations and variety...

[@kayalk8772]

@@deepakbisht4957 its dumb if you think all hindi ppl speak english the same way or even hindi the same way (delhi slang,bihar slang,mumbai slang) or tamils speak english saem way. Also if you didn't know mexico has so many languages not just spanish and so does certain other contries in the video. Even the girl who is from austria her languave is german but that german and germany german are wayyy difff.

[@sensei249]

i don't think indians actually pronounce them differently. Off course we have different accents but i don't think it applies to name.

[@princethakur957]

Hey Yukta u represented our country 🇮🇳 so good ❤❤

[@srijansrivastava592]

@@Yashdeepverma18 She's not north Indian. She said in one video that she's from Mumbai and her mother is bengali. She's doing great in representing Indians. if even she was fron the northern part then whats wrong in that you can't represent 1600 different cultures! grow up from your south north mentality

[@srijansrivastava592]

@@Yashdeepverma18 so that's what my whole point was you can't represent 1.4 billion you have to select one which is present!!

[@hey_you.]

@@srijansrivastava592 exactly...

[@shreyasss3540]

She is very cute🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️

[@chihiro-g8d]

She lives in dubai

[@ilikeanime4144]

The Indian girl is so cool and confident💜

[@lemon4087]

ye the entire comment section was smitten by her, rightfully so

[@reklavier]

I'm so glad you guys now have a brazilian person in the cast. Ana is adorable! Please make more videos with her + english speaker people.

[@rianerick6510]

🇮🇳Indianos 🤝 Brasileiros🇧🇷 Tomando conta da internet 😎

[@seilahqlq1]

Come back Orkut! Good times!

[@XOEEX1]

🇧🇷❤️🇮🇳

[@baseddepartment6606]

♥️♥️

[@kesharsalvi07]

Yes indians love Brazilians💜💜

[@myrinha_]

Melhores amigos

[@alizehsworld4074]

It's really nice to see all the people from different countries being friends!

[@himimedak656]

yayy India!! pls show Yukta more she's so cute and fun!

[@protoplasm3138]

Kuye ka medak 🌝

[@peacenlove]

Actually American English is becoming popular only now in India. We use British English in our education system etc, so most formal words we will use British spellings and pronunciations. The fast food chains and slang words are recently learnt from the US due to the internet.

[@JulyanaCarolina]

Brasileira representando bem 🇧🇷 e a 🇪🇸 é muito fofa 🥺😻

[@faithguerrero884]

¿Verdad? Muy linda 🥺🥺

[@JulyanaCarolina]

@@faithguerrero884 siii 😻

[@kinda.marques]

Siiim, concordo totalmente

[@sayu_sama]

​@@faithguerrero884 :)

[@n-d]

Vontade de fazer uma 🇪🇸 😂

[@fivetimesyo]

Ana from Brazil is really doing something to me...

[@mrstrange9469]

The indian girl is really confident, smart and well spoken! You should add her more in your video! And she is cute too 😂

[@MaxTargin0]

Oh you guys haven’t seen anything, if you ask the Brazilian girl how people in Brazil pronounce: Facebook, KZbin, tiktok, instagram, Microsoft, notebook, laptop, KitKat… you’re gonna be surprised Btw, I suggest you to make a video with these.

[@aquiestamos3567]

Boa ideia !!! E acrescentem "NBA", "QRCode"...

[@josuegabriel8066]

Notebook nem tem o mesmo sentido. Se fosse pedir pra ela falar essa palavra, o correto seria caderno.

[@josuegabriel8066]

@@aquiestamos3567 mas NBA não é quase o mesmo? Só muda o N mesmo que ao invés de falar “ên” falamos “ene”

[@mateusmakrov]

lol

[@geekley]

For any North Americans wondering it would sound like: FacieBookie, YouTubie, TikkiTokki, Insta-Gram, Microsoftie, NottiBookie, Leppitoppi, KittiKatti, you get the idea. So everything becomes cute/small, I guess.

[@danbarbosa6940]

Do a video of the latin languages language comparison (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian) please!!!

[@Foomando]

Yess!!! This is the ultimate video plus adding Romanian

[@asales7017]

I would love to see this

[@bibashgurung7992]

Yess

[@geekley]

And Galego.

[@anonymousz8973]

Romania is latin but it is orthodox poland is slavic but its catholic lol

[@cleitonsfreire]

🇧🇷 Brazil was EXTREMELY well represented!

[@mallikaramakrishnan7628]

I am Indian 🇮🇳 and I love Yukta but the Belarus girl is just soooooo cuteeee 🥺🥺♥️♥️ i also felt that she was left out compared to others...mannnn I just wanna hug her 🫂🥺♥️

[@Mohithrg-o2r]

All these food chains have names written in English and native language in India. Like here in Karnataka state, these food chains have names written in English and Kannada. In North Indian states, it's written in English and Hindi. That's based on the language the particular state speaks. In Tamil Nadu, it will be written in English and Tamil.

[@salilkumar6397]

In Mumbai too it is written in English n Marathi but many people confuse it with Hindi because script of Hindi n Marathi are almost same they are written in Devnagiri script.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

American fast food chains do adapt to the local likings of the host country. In Southeast Asia for example, McDonald's and KFC offer rice along with the main menu items.

[@jishanborno]

Same here in Bangladesh. We eat a lot of rice. Many folks will eat rice for all three meals. Although we don't have McDonald's due to them having a different business model than other popular fast food places. But I hope they open a location here in the future. Same with Starbucks tbh. Bangladesh used to have Baskin Robbins and even Nandos but they were closed which was sad. We do have only one location of A&W, but I don't think it's doing well at the moment.

[@celebfashionstar]

Yes similar to india.. They sell biriyani also and veg menu

[@tierraprometida8866]

The brazilian girl is very glamourous

[@Rainbowpandemonium]

Yukta is best one far for Indian representation❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anyaashah248]

True she even mentioned Jains so

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

Thank you so much. I’ll try my best to represent each and every state

[@kashvi1225]

"starbies" be so fr

[@QuantumNinja1.9]

What about Jains?

[@anyaashah248]

@@QuantumNinja1.9 she mentioned people who don't eat potatoes and garlic that's us jains

[@danbruh33]

“80% of India speaks English” 💀 cmon now, India is the second largest English speaking nation but no where near 80%, but ig the point she was trying to make is still valid because it’s mostly youngsters that consume fast food and most of them can speak in English (probably).

[@Hindu428]

Ofcourse, 70-80% Indians can speak English, yeah maybe all are not that fluent but still they can do...:)

[@mustachinhogrosso3535]

@@Hindu428 so they really cant speak english...

[@lbell9695]

@@mustachinhogrosso3535 They can, it's a lot higher than most countries in the world anyways. "Not fluent" is "fluent" in East Asian standards. The standards for english speaking is a lot higher in India. The problem with Indian english, is that it's normal to mix the english words with the native words for those who aren't fluent, and then they have to give a moment to find the english alternative. That's kinda what "not-fluent" in Indian English means.

[@maryocecilyo3372]

English and Hindi

[@N.K.---]

@@Hindu428 not really

[@yizhan2609]

I'm loving our Indian representative 💗

[@anyaashah248]

Fr she has all the correct info

[@biaribeiro3143]

Finally a Brazilian on the channel!!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@befriendlyandkindtoothers7007]

Theres many brazilians on the channel, wdym xD

[@danilocosta4256]

Ja teve a Andy, procura aí

[@Pikachu-ez1rm]

Nice to see other girls. I like all of em but the Indian girl stands out!

[@JohnJohn-yh6wb]

I love how Portuguese became a worldwide Brazilian language, with our own accent, very different from Portugal, a lot of foreigners studies PT-BR these days

[@Ronaldo_Fenômeno_R9]

Não fale assim , os portugueses vão ficar com depressão

[@wenderwisney]

Sempre tem um pra começar algo desnecessário

[@wenderwisney]

@Mariana Leite Sim, não estou dizendo o contrário. Mas pode se dizer que o Português Brasileiro é sexy e muito bom de ouvir, sem citar Portugal , vc não acha?

[@joaojaneiro1240]

​@@Ronaldo_Fenômeno_R9 é com esse tipo de comentários que se começa as discussões

[@RoniStuati]

@@Ronaldo_Fenômeno_R9 😂😂😂

[@analuizahenriques1703]

A Ana é tão fofa, e a Irene também. Representação maravilhosa

[@xaropante]

I think Irine🇪🇦 is the biggest fan of Anna🇧🇷 and Brazil hahaha. She is so cute

[@celidebnam]

Onde tiver brasileiro a gente vai tá lá pra apoiar.

[@LilithVictoria537]

Sem dúvidas! kkkk

[@felipegomes5558]

Pode acreditar hehe

[@AlineRodriguesSilva-nm9xx]

Com certeza

[@karolineoliveira2887]

sim hahahahahaha

[@Pidalin]

We are again unique in Czechia, we say "mekdonald" without S at the end, because older people in the past probably didn't know it means something, so they dropped it in 90s and we still say it like that, or short version "mekáč" (mekaach), Burger King is "bukáč" (bhukaach) 😀 Fast foods and other chains which came later mostly don't have proper short name and people just say it how it's written, like "staarbaks" or we just pronounce letters like in Czech, so instead "khey-ef-see" we have "khaa-ef-tsee" or "káefcéčko" (khaaeftsechko) but it looks ridiculous when I am trying to type it in English alphabet.

[@salsadip7453]

same for austria with dropping the s for mcdonalds, but as well only older people using it, silent generation and some boomers but mci is more poular with anyone else

[@silvanacirilodeoliveira0001]

Gostaria de ver mais vídeos da brasileira Ana interagindo com coreanos ela é muito fofa e linda tem um grande carisma amo ver ela nos vídeos representando os brasileiros 🇧🇷🇰🇷👏👏👏

[@arthurfilmeseanimes]

5:30 She is right! The evolution of the portuguese aspirated R was heavily influenced by french. In Brasil the R became softer and sounds like an H

[@fabianicoles]

In Indonesia 🇮🇩 we say : 1. McDonald's : Mekdonal/Mekdi 🍔 2. Starbucks : Starbucks/Sbux ☕ 3. KFC : KFC/Kentucky 🍗 4. Baskin Robbins : Baskin Robbins 🍨 KFC in our Alphabet is "KA Ef CĚ" ✔️ And All Food have a Halal Logo 👌🏻😊

[@cholansivakumar3801]

Same in Malaysia

[@camillyvitoria3646]

I just love how Ana is in ALL Brazil participation videos🥰🥰 Eu também AMO quando ela confunde as palavras do inglês pro português! me faz com que eu me identifique muito fácil😂

[@kirtibhatt9183]

Hello yukta sista.....being as an Indian I'm really proud of you And you are really good in explaining our country Keep it up ❤️🇮🇳☺️

[@yuktatyagiofficial]

Thank you so much. I shall do my best ❤❤❤

[@compashinpei]

Ay Irene tan elegante como siempre!!!! 🤩

[@jeandelgadeshion8396]

Hahahah with the brand KFC in latin american spanish we pronounce the KF like the spaniard girl, but the c is more similar to the portuguese of the brazilian girl

[@redleon7689]

We have everything where I live, KFC, Dominos, Pizza hut, Baskin & Robbins, there others also. You can visit all of them in under 15 minutes. These brands are more popular here than Indian brands.

[@lalla160]

The Indian is the friendliest, and the Brazilian is the prettiest

[@EddieReischl]

Sometimes, being American, I feel bad for our foreign friends. Here basically, McDonalds is food for kids. In Wisconsin, we have Culver's, which is still pretty fast food, but the burger patties are fresh ground beef cooked when you order them, so they taste way better. Fast food for adults. Frozen custard too, the real stuff, cause this is the dairy state in the US. The KFC bit was fun, would be interesting to hear them all pronounce the word "Kentucky", as it is difficult for even us northerners to say that word without having a little bit of a southern US accent.

[@saffis]

2:57 in Brazil there are three ways on pronuncing the sound of "r" in the end of a syllable (like star). In the front of the mouth like her (São Paulo city accent), in the throat (like a French r) or in the back of the mouth (similar to the American r). Depending on the region of the country one of them is used and not the other two.

[@Henrique-zb8nm]

No RS falamos com o R uvular

[@rodneyfernandes5415]

Muito bom... Amo esses vídeos sobre pronúncias etc. Sou do Brasil.

[@olexgammer4828]

Xî xàô tsàn thîàēng ém thông ùng dàn 🇮🇳💖💖 our india is too much diverse

[@bahonhb2768]

Representing India is very confident, smart & active just love her vibes🇮🇳

[@anndeecosita3586]

Indians saying Mac D is similar to how we Americans shorten McDonald’s to Mickey D’s. With KFC I don’t think there can really be a proper pronunciation because it’s letters. Just like I don’t think English speakers incorrectly pronounce BMW. IMO People are fine to pronounce the alphabet in their language. Now saying Kentucky Fried Chicken would be different and have a “proper” pronunciation. Actually Kentucky is of Native American origin. Most of my friends from Spanish speaking countries say e-Starbucks. They also say e-school, e-stove, e-star and so on. It can take some getting used to but I don’t think it stops people from understanding them.

[@farukhsheikh5790]

Well, these are good but no one can compete with the Japanese "macadoranudo"..

[@janslavik5284]

i can almost hear Kotoha saying it

[@farukhsheikh5790]

@@janslavik5284 ikr

[@ayushnayak4060]

Its makudonarudo oni chan :)

[@rsinghofficial_]

🤣

[@angyML]

The funniest thing is that they talked about Dunkin' Donuts, although it doesn't appear on the video

[@ahmedfaraaz1]

Oh thank god, I'm from India and I thought only my friend group says 'Starbies'

[@adi45713]

Bhencho kitne ameer ho tumlog sab.. I was thinking probably only SoBo girls but aplog bhi. Or am I too old & poor!

[@ahmedfaraaz1]

@@adi45713 we are big coffee lovers down south and my hometown Bengaluru is probably the coffee capital of the nation. We regularly visit different cafes that keep opening up, and rarely visit Starbucks; but filter kaapi has my heart ❤

[@adi45713]

@@ahmedfaraaz1 I agree that.. but SB is anyway drastically costlier than other options (even if you count brands). But hey, I’m not judging you on having Starbucks but the terminology. Just asking because I imagined only rich, dramatic ppl would say “Starbies” (you know like a sorority girl stereotype).

[@ahmedfaraaz1]

@@adi45713 maybe cuz I'm hella gay and nearly all my friends are the types you are referring to 😅

[@adi45713]

@@ahmedfaraaz1 haha.. Cam from Modern Family approves! :P

[@Chumlee_yadav]

Although i an indian 🇮🇳 But i fell in love❤😍 wd Spanish *IRENE* 🇪🇦 😍😍😍 o man she's stunning wow

[@vivianegomes4237]

Cara, esses vídeos são bons pra treinar o inglês tbm. Pq eu estou atrás de algo interessante e isso instiga a tentar entender oq estão falando em inglês Pelo menos pra mim está sendo assim hehe

[@cheroazedo]

concordo

[@flowerdolphin5648]

Austrian representation, yay 👏🏻 Thank you, Denise

[@Ice_V]

Welcome back Anna! Аня с возвращением! Жыве Беларусь!⚪🔴⚪

[@MateusOliveira-dy5qy]

As a man of culture I think spanish girl's the cuttest and the indian girl is the hottest.

[@lbell9695]

Yes. I also think Anna's (the Brazilian) the prettiest. So Irene is the cutest, Yukta is the hottest and Anna's the prettiest.

[@mahendratripura800]

​@@lbell9695 i will choose hottest n prettiest one❤

[@liukin95]

After McDonalds left Russia it has been replaced with a random pop-up chain called "Вкусно - и точка" which means "Delicious, full stop" or if you're American "Tasty, period". Lol

[@Doctor.Whommm]

На самом деле это и правда очень смешно. Как будто они пытаются этим что то доказать. Как будто говорят "Я сказал это ВКУСНО!". При том что там остались те же люди те же рестораны, те же блюда, (под другими названиями), те же поставщики, я уверен. Кому надо что то доказывать? Это тайна. 😅 In fact, it's really very funny. It's like they're trying to prove something with this. It's like saying "I said it's DELICIOUS!". Despite the fact that there are the same people, the same restaurants, the same menu items, (under different names), the same suppliers, I'm sure. Who needs to prove something with this? It's a mystery.😅

[@disappearingcat]

oh, what a difference a comma does hehe

[@danielleporter1829]

Delicious and tasty mean the same thing in the US

[@seilahqlq1]

@CMTills Is it good though? Better? Cheaper?

[@liukin95]

@@seilahqlq1 I'm not in Russia so I've not tried it.

[@monugujjar64]

Being an Indian I always loved Russian way of speaking English so for me Belarusian girl was the winner

[@rayluna6272]

Love this group!

[@Cantinhodoxavier]

This Indian need 10 minutes of the videos only for her.

[@Ice_V]

Irene's Spanish pronunciation of KFC was nice and funny🤩😂 🇪🇸 Dora La Exploradora in KFC🤣👍

[@DFMCode]

Fun fact, in spanish tv Dora la exporadora speaks in english xD

[@Ice_V]

@@DFMCode I know this character only from memes😂 Hmm🤔 By the way, it could be useful for learning and developing English for kids and teenagers in Spain☝️So, why not😂

[@manjunathgangadhargangadha4364]

Nice discussion. Me and my kid sometime we do the same by getting into Google translator and use different language to pronounce comman names and see how differently same name or word pronounce in different languages. Once we saw Google brought in Indian local language translation and we were surprised to see the women voice used for kannada language was similar to my wife. Later I guess Google ai listening to our conversation and they replaces with new voice for kannada transactions (kannada is one of the main South Indian language)...🙏

[@muskansingh7057]

🇮🇳❤️ love from India

[@amauvada]

I loved the Brazilian girl, she speaks english very well… love her pronunciation ❤

[@tirsojed]

In Brazil we can say "istarbucks", the "i" being the same as the "e" in Spanish.

[@manannarula9624]

0:46 she has point. Not just India but every country should take out counter brands against these food chains

[@tuffin]

World thinking of Spain: "RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" 🚗

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

"El Perrro de San Rroque no tiene rrabo porrque el señorr Rramón Rramíreth se lo ha rrobao .. " 😂

[@prakashgope1034]

Yukta from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 just mind blowing

[@subarnahajong]

I'm from India ❤❤.... Love that Spanish girl so cute... Nature and cute face too❤❤❤❤...

[@QuantumNinja1.9]

I thought someone from NE will say this!

[@subarnahajong]

@@QuantumNinja1.9 ne se hai to tumhara bheja fry hogya ky.. Saxena bhaisabh.. U know today in our state PM Modi came... So what r u saying NE...

[@subarnahajong]

@@QuantumNinja1.9 NE india nhi h.. Kya

[@QuantumNinja1.9]

@@subarnahajong arey yaar, calm down 🙆 Mere kehne ka matlab tha NE Indian people love cute ones most so i stated a fact. Mera ek friend bhi h Guwahati se College mein. To yaar esaa mat samjho ki i dont like u guys. We are all Indians first n foremost. Sending love from Rajasthan ❤️ Now u can smile 😁 maybe one day i will visit there!

[@subarnahajong]

@@QuantumNinja1.9 chalo achi baat hai phir😏🙃🙃💕...

[@Joshua-Koustubh]

In India it's not just written in Hindi but every other languages spoken in India depending on the states.

[@gordonwallin2368]

Sweet channel, as always.Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[@sachithkn6512]

5 gorgeous sweet talking about their country popular food..peacefully and calm fully...

[@staysloveskz]

Hey, just want to say that the short version for Mc Donalds in brazil is actually spelled “Méqui”… there’s even a Mc Donalds in one of the most famous venues in São Paulo (Avenida Paulista) which is called “Méqui 1000” cause it is the 1000th store (?) in Brazil.

[@luizzrosette]

But Google says there was around 2289 McDonald's stores in 2018 and I think Méqui 1000 was opened after that year

[@menikayadav8403]

Yukta is so sweetest and Indians are so kind and sweetest

[@XUnused]

India always stylish and unique 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@mrgyani]

The different accents are exotic..

[@AbhishekKumar-wn7et]

I think that Aussie girl was very genuine and did not try to over stylize her pronunciation. Yukta, on the other hand, could be a great representative of our country but trust me IDK a single person who calls Starbucks as Starbies.

[@igordemetriusalencar5861]

As far as I know, "Aussie" is a "nickname" for people from Australia not from Austria. The girl in this video is from Austria, so she is not 'aussie'.

[@lorenzop.6557]

The first girl is not from Australia, she’s from Austria, a country in Europe, LOL. 😂

[@user-vy5uy9fo8p]

@@lorenzop.6557 Most Indians never heard of Austria, but everybody knows Australia because of Cricket.

[@fr9714]

All girls are beautiful and classy. Hey I’m glad our food is worldwide. Everyone loves American stuff

[@karllogan8809]

In Canada we say mcdicks for short, or mcshits.

[@zirkiao]

Usually the guest from India are NRI so their pronunciation is way too different But here you got an authentic Indian with bang on local pronunciation and knowledge.

[@Storifiedyt]

Austrians mostly prefer Fresh Fruits & Vegetables over these overhyped Fast Food chains which is really healthy. 🇮🇳🙌

[@sanayaj5378]

finally a good representative for india!!

[@109dhruvinandu7]

Good to see that she covered jain people also

[@sidy6526]

Not only Jain but many other people from Hinduism also don't eat onion and garlic on certain days

[@109dhruvinandu7]

@@sidy6526 ohh good to know

[@beagoodboy3799]

Yukta you look very confident.

[@dOVERanalyst]

Yukta missed saying in Northern and Bihar side of India, it's very characteristic *to add E infront of EVERY S word in English.* It's mind blowing how someone else has the same exact thing!

[@imawarrior4527]

😂yes some people say in Bihar

[@banksterkid5930]

Esmart girl

[@luckybajwa7212]

I am from India and this indian girl is just showing off . Popular once in india are Macdonald burger King and dominos. And around 10 percent of Indian speak English. This girl seems to be from another world

[@santhoshv3028]

Baskin Robbins popular in India? I never heard that name 😂. Here people commenting we have. Only 5 to 6 big cities of india doesn't represent whole majority of india. If you see McDonald or KFC, we can find most small cities too. That's what called popular. Understand my point first and comment.

[@call.mejinu23]

Come to kochi

[@anndeecosita3586]

It might be regional in India. In the USA we have a lot of retail and restaurant chains that only operate in certain parts of the country or go by different names depending on what part of the country they are in. I recently discovered Dutch Brothers Coffee after moving to the Midwest. We don’t have them in the South.

[@call.mejinu23]

@@anndeecosita3586 in my area baskin robbins is a well know food chain

[@Aradhaya45720]

It's actually very famous in Pune and Mumbai. I'm from Maharashtra so I know that

[@danbruh33]

@@anndeecosita3586you’re right cuz where I’m from in India it’s very popular

[@barshapriyadarshini4593]

Yukta present india very well 🇮🇳

[@jorgettenombre8639]

Loved to learn different words with same meaning

[@robmausser]

Burger King is actually Brazilian now, its majority shares are held by a Brazilian company

[@Ssandayo]

They all speak sexy languages, but they’re all difficult to learn though😢

[@anticomuna0649]

The portuguese don't is hard, the most difficult in our language is the great variety of different pronunciations and expressions, but the grammar is very easy for foreigners.

[@joaoalcantara7957]

@@anticomuna0649 Fácil? Todas as línguas neo latinas têm a gramática complicada. Você pode dizer que a gramática do inglês é fácil, mas do português não. Ou melhor, se você pretende falar correctamente é complicado. O que é uma raridade em terras tupiniquins.

[@ygornascimento8897]

​@@anticomuna0649 português as vezes é complicado até para os nativos

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

No compares el español al inglés. El español tiene la mitad de sonidos, por lo tanto, la pronunciación es mucho más sencilla.

[@goldknightshaka7621]

Just to point out, Burger King is Brazilian-American company and Brazil hold it as larger partner.

[@Harshiahaha]

kinda surprised by the fact that KFC isn't popular in Spain or Austria. In India where I am from, every other city, like small cities too, has at least a KFC.

[@codyfromhumanresources6435]

That’s interesting because I live in the western side of the US and there are actually a lot less KFCs around here than there were when I was little.

[@alexvaznogueira2817]

In Europe in general KFC is more expensive, compared to the other fast food chains, also chicken is not a very popular meat and for the European taste, it's very spicy.

[@pia4032]

I’m from Austria and I’m pretty sure that I haven’t seen more than three KFCs in my whole life. So it’s really not that popular! ahahah

[@andyx6827]

@@alexvaznogueira2817 "Chicken is not a very popular meat and for the European taste, it's very spicy"? Bruh, dafuq are you talking about? 😂 Better keep quiet instead of spreading ridiculous nonsense.

[@fruitycola5090]

in the uk it's different, KFC IS EVERYWHERE. i used to live in india and (in my opinion) KFC in India is way better cuz the spiced chicken you get in KFC india, you wouldn't get that in KFC here. for example the chicken popcorn here just tastes like normal chicken nuggets without the masala,

[@MANUxAxL]

Austrian women and her accent was awesome 😻

[@gamchavalafanclub5005]

Yukta look like principal of...4 students

[@rajeshdebnath4523]

Nice representation yukta keep it up.

[@vaanshichauhan9868]

She is Yukta not Yuki

[@adityajoies]

Indian girl is radiating with confidence, I wish I have confidence like her.

[@chihiro-g8d]

Woww , 😨 so many food chains in India but not in other countries 🤌 i liked it that they are not getting caught up in a American wave, probably have their own localised version of food chains and that's good for their own economy 🙌🏽

[@MrDeulis]

In Brazil we don't say McDonalds like Ana used to say. We say: Méqui. Actually McDonalds does not write McDonalds on the billboards in Brazil, writes: Méqui.

[@Electrostatic_Fusion]

BELARUS 🇧🇾 YAYY

[@ekamjotsingh1804]

As an Austro-Indian, I really appreciate both of the represents :)