If We Don't Speak Your Language You Win 20€ #3

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[@WouterCorduwener]

That was an awesome project. I am still suprised about the rare languages which the strangers spoke. That was amazing! Good luck with your new projects.

[@jakob_123]

@@michadekruijf ne, ampak google translate zna 😁

[@SimpleManSweden]

How did you install Google translate in your brain ?

[@saalex1035]

i love your content wouter...keep it doing more of them and forget all the critics...believe or not all thoses people that criticizes you i bert that they can´t speak the quantity of languages that you speak in different levels.

[@Robi2009]

Is there a list of all languages that you speak? Im amazed :O

[@ginosaurusyt]

@@michadekruijf Nee, wel Gronings😂

[@st3vefrog145]

NO WAY THIS DUDE STARTS SPEAKING TAHITIAN OUT OF NOWHERE!!! MY ISLAND IS SO LOST, MY LANGUAGE WAS THE LAST THING I WAS READY TO HEAR!!!! IT'S AWESOME!!!

[@serahnkahukura8433]

I speak Māori, and I'm trying to work out what he's saying. I understood hello & my name is... but couldn't get the rest. I'm gonna listen a few more times, but if you are able to write the Tahitian I'd be super grateful

[@moehashim8442]

It's so interesting learning about that, cheers!

[@declassifiedoffical]

Why all caps dude

[@caliqm2199]

How can your island be lost after Red Dead Redemption 2?

[@avocadostan22]

@@serahnkahukura8433same! If I went on there I think I may get them out with just like morena or Kia ora, ko **insert my name** toku ingoa

[@successraphael6974]

Meeting that guy from Tahiti is like winning a 1 in 10million chance. Polynesia is so rare

[@milhanou229]

There are a bit less than 300k inhabitants in French Polynesia and most of them live in Tahiti. 300k is not that small honestly. Especially since a lot of young tahitians move to study or work to France, Québec and the EU. But I'm still surprised there's a tahitian in the video. From a non tahitian French who lives in Tahiti.

[@beng290]

@@milhanou229 why do you live in tahiti

[@FairyCRat]

@@beng290 A few French people have settled and made family there

[@FairyCRat]

In an airport in Ireland I once bumped into a Tuvaluan citizen.

[@iamaghost6859]

Mandinka from gambia is very rare too

[@BmxManKolin]

"I don't speak Dutch man" . That cracked me up 🤣

[@lingualizer]

:D

[@soshians3284]

My man should do the "where is the party" whenever he sees a dutch no matter what 😂😂

[@anonymoussparrow2866]

Quality content, addicted to this series, love from India 🇮🇳

[@loidaball7154]

@Lingualizer Girl in the thumbnail here! Really surprised and happy to have met you in Valencia 🤗 Keep up the good work and great content!

[@sickwick6525]

nice

[@lingualizer]

Thanks for participating!

[@stratosm3154]

What language were you speaking? I couldn't grasp it

[@loidaball7154]

@@stratosm3154 I was speaking Basque (Euskera), spoken in the Basque Country -which is in the north of Spain

[@stratosm3154]

@@loidaball7154 oh got it, ty

[@jazzycat8917]

Damn someone who actually speak Scottish Gaelic! Don't see that every day

[@Sebbir]

Aye

[@h-Qalziel]

To be fair, she just listed vocabulary, and also somehow managed to mispronounce every word. However, ignoring all that, I'm really glad she tried and brought awareness to the language so that more people hopefully speak it!

[@MrFallingcats]

She doesn't speak Gaelic that's for sure. I didn't understand what she said until after they identified it then I went back and could make out what she was trying to say.

[@johnreedy9098]

She didn't seem Scottish at all in her pronunciation, more like Spanish or Greek.

[@MrFallingcats]

@@johnreedy9098 as the strange ethnic combo of Scottish/Greek I don't think she's Greek. I think they shoot this is Spain though so perhaps she's from there

[@Jonahrnelson]

I work as a Tahitian tutor and the Tahitian guy made me so happy!! Also when they asked him to talk about his day he just said “my name is Meiti, I came to Valencia and I’m 20 years old”

[@thesnep4757]

I love videos like this, hearing people speaking in a language they know and seeing if these guys know it or not. As well as discovering languages I might never have known about.

[@tuanoful]

Yeah, he didn't speak Polish, the guy got him

[@bleromafia]

It was kinda funny to see Wouter trying to fake his dutch accent, but he has a dutch accent on every language he speaks 🤣🤣

[@lukaszdylka]

Świetna robota! Podziwiam i pozdrawiam po polsku! Niesamowite umiejętności Waszej dwójki!

[@JaroslawGarbus-np6ym]

Wszedlem calkiem fartem na ten kanal dzis I zgubilem 6 godzin juz mnie oczy bola .az dziw ze nie trafili na polakow pewnie w szparagach siedza!!! Pozdro!!!

[@Riot076]

The Ukrainian guy put the exact problem I have with this Wouter guy in the spotlight. He can't really "speak" like 70% of the languages he claims to speak. The dude just repeats the same "safe" phrases,over and over,not being able to maintain a natural conversation and just fleeing to his safespace of hitting people with "Oh you speak Polish? I really like kotlet schabowy",totally out of context

[@granadina48]

Exactly! I’m glad someone finally brought it up! If speaking a few phrases equals being fluent in a language, then I’m a mega polyglot. 😂

[@NathanLipetz]

ya, he avoided conversation a few times. Like was asked a question, didn't understand it and just said something random instead

[@BukitServersMNC]

true af. Only lingualizer is legit

[@ibuyfriends4467]

Only problem with what you said is that he didn’t actually claim to be fluent in that many languages. He has said numerous times that he is only proficient in 6 languages.

[@Riot076]

@@ibuyfriends4467 I don't claim to be fluent in French,yet when I say I "speak" it,it means I have no problem maintaining such a basic conversation in a manner that makes sense and doesn't end up in me throwing random phrases at the person I'm speaking with

[@areloTET]

1:33 finally some Finnish guys Edit: first they asked if you guys spoke Finnish, after that they said that they were going to a party or something like that.

[@ugnis746]

Mennään jo vähän juhlimaan tänan... Või midagi sedalaadi.

[@szybowiec2140]

Much love for the last guy, as a Polish guy, i really admire Ukrainians who started to speak Polish as well after they moved here. It just warms my heart. В школе немного выучил русский, но кроме кириллицы мало что помню BTW. Its really confusing to hear your OWN native language after hearing spanish, deutsch, russian, english etc. and then out of nowhere you recognise its your freaking native language being spoken, but your brain is like lagged and looking for all those different vocal patterns, despite you hearin what you hear everyday, but it feels odd, like foreing language, still for those few seconds.

[@PuerRidcully]

I think the guy was actually Polish.

[@George-2115]

@@PuerRidcully No, he was Ukrainian, his Polish had quite a bit of an accent, but he did actually speak it (not just speaking Ukrainian and trying to make it sound like Polish). So, I can speak Polish, English, French, Russian, and some Spanish, Portuguese and Czech. I thought I would try to learn Ukrainian next as it would give me a chance in such a contest. Turns out the Polish I started with is all I really needed. BTW. Same observation, when he spoke Polish I understood it but for a moment couldn't figure out why. Interesting phenomenon! Cheers.

[@apollo5261]

@@George-2115 as someone who speaks Ukrainian, you would learn it very easily if you already speak Polish, Czech and Russian. I understand almost everything that is said in Polish because I speak Ukrainian. The languages are surprisingly similar, and speaking russian means you are already sort of familiar with the alphabet. It's really easy for Ukrainians to learn Polish, I'd imagine it works in reverse too. You are already better than the Wouter guy in my books if you actually speak those languages. The guy is a fraud only knows 3 phrases in 27 languages and speaks english+dutch from what I've seen lol.

[@George-2115]

@@apollo5261 So, sure, I can guess and understand 60 to 70%. But to speak it is a different question. So, FYI, my Polish is fluent, with Russian have good knowledge of grammar, so-so vocabulary. Czech I studied for one year at University, but no real practice since then. I actually find it easier to guess at Ukrainian than Czech (something about the cadence of it always throws me).

[@aydanaliyeva1476]

Nobody: Lingualizer: Where is the party?

[@seyma8695]

Saying "I love languages, I can't speak it very well but I can understand it" doesn't mean "to speak" that language. It means you know just few phrases in that language. Congrats.

[@cx3622]

That's Wouters entire youtube channel and people hate him for it. In reality he can probably speak 1/3 of the languages

[@apollo5261]

@@cx3622 if even that. You'd think he'd speak the major European languages, but I heard him speak German and that was a disaster lmao.

[@spleefistcool3542]

Dude, shut up,He speakes the languages so Good, and so much more then just 3 Phrases. He hold complete Dialogs with the people so shut up

[@spleefistcool3542]

@@apollo5261 außerdem war sein Deutsch übel gut und ich konnte wirklich alles verstehen was er gesagt hat und sein Akzent war wirklich gering

[@apollo5261]

@@spleefistcool3542 welches video hast du gesehen?

[@highlight-ed]

Wow so nice to see someone speaks Turkish lang. and the conversation stars with this .. ohh guys you are so cool .. 🎉

[@HuckleberryHim]

Don't feel too bad about giving money for the Urdu, his Urdu was extremely Punjabi-influenced if not just straight up Punjabi, and Punjabi is definitely a different language from Hindustani (Hindi/Urdu). If I was there I would speak Hindi/Urdu for fun but would not expect to be paid for it; I can speak a few sentences in Punjabi and would try my luck with those, since y'all already speak Russian, Spanish, and German 😆 Hindi and Urdu at a colloquial level are practically identical, although there are many word pairs where one word is used more often in Hindi and the other in Urdu (for example, family in Hindi is usually "parivar" but in Urdu it is usually "khaandan"). Most speakers of one language will know what you mean even if you use the other language's preferred word, though. The advanced vocabulary can be very different, and the scripts are different, but in general they should be counted as one language (Hindustani).

[@vishalsyoutube]

Yes my guy was straight up speaking Punjabi and when asked he agreed to speaking Urdu. Wtf

[@whatsinthename21]

@@vishalsyoutube Punjabi is also spoken in Punjab Province of Pakistan with urdu as their official language so that's y he sounded like that. I've a friend from Pak who speaks Urdu plus Punjabi and has a strong Punjabi accent.

[@haleemahkhan61]

Yh agreed , I speak Urdu , bit of punjabi (but only really understand it), Native English speaker and German. Hoping to brush up on my German as I finished my IB exams a couple months ago so I'm a bit rusty. Also want to learn more languages

[@norm2558]

3:23 ahh I didn't expect bicolano!! I'm from Bicol, and there are so many dialects in the Philippines!!

[@feanorfayst]

Definition of "speak" language normally is to be able to have a conversation with another person. However these guys consider "speak" is to be able to say few phrases completely unrelated to what other person say to them.

[@justanyperson]

im obsessed with this series!

[@crane7702]

Omg that person that spoke Gaelic I’ve never been so proud

[@ShubhoBose]

I think that if you don't understand what language they are speaking, even if you supposedly know it, they deserve the money.

[@ugnis746]

That would be "guess the language" challenge.

[@ShubhoBose]

@@ugnis746 My point was that they clearly don't know a language well enough if they can't understand someone, even if they claim that they do.

[@Supwe]

If that was the case, then people who know them would just try to say the most confusing and difficult thing they could. Any native speaker could probably confuse even B2 speakers if their objetive was to not being understood. I'm Spanish and I'm sure most people who learn it wouldn't understand me if I began speaking with subjuncitves and obscure words that almost no one uses.

[@broccoli9308]

Example of this at 2:43 She was pissed!

[@rzszcz3972]

@@broccoli9308 exactly, also finnish 1:43, guy spoke something and then he just said some random finnish sentence instead of conversating

[@nicolaspayasestier4163]

I'm so happy that you filmed this video in my city! Can't wait for future uploads!!!

[@ImmaKlonoa]

And i finally got my answer to whether or not Wouter knows Finnish. It aint good, but i'm sure he'll be a master in no time.

[@ganibustami3923]

dude, you need to do more video with this guy, its fucking awesome.

[@itsalixtv]

0:58 its so funny that he just casually turned and kept talking dutch i cant stop watching that moment, i love when polyglots get “stuck” in a language for a momeny

[@graepng4579]

Everyone else: “watches the video” Me: “trying to find my language”

[@Anonymous-he3pi]

Urdu and Hindi are two different languages that are similar but not identical. Urdu has more loanwords from Arabic and Farsi, whereas Hindi has more Sanskrit words. Nowadays, Hindi speakers use a lot of Urdu vocabulary for which they even lack the letters in their script. Some of the letters are even difficult for them to pronounce. In fact, Bollywood uses many Urdu words in their films and songs, such as "Rab/Allah/Khuda" instead of "Bhagwaan." People who want to see the difference should watch dramas, and news in both languages. Someone in the comments even claimed that Urdu speakers understand 95% of Hindi, which is completely false. I once tried to watch a science lecture in Hindi, but I couldn't understand it. Furthermore, Standard Urdu and standard Hindi are completely different.

[@awonisgreat9708]

I speak Hindi as a second language since it’s my mother tongue (but not fluently). I have lots of Pakistanis where I live and I’ve been able to communicate with them just fine with what Hindi I know; however, I’m very reliant on subtitles when watching Bollywood movies which is probably for the reason you stated

[@romanticjunction7608]

Urdu originally originated from lucknow india it was made from sanskrit, arabic , farsi . Its 99% similar to hindi .

[@vishalsyoutube]

I'm curious for which Urdu words, does the Devanagari script used for Hindi lacks the alphabet

[@azv8229]

Hindi speakers use a lot of Arabic and Farsi vocabulary not Urdu Vocabulary. We bengali Also Use lots of Arabic and farsi Vocabulary just like hindi speaking people do when they talk.

[@romanticjunction7608]

@@azv8229 bhai hindi is older language than farsi , urdu , arabic and banagli all these languages were made after hindi .

[@dnddmdb642]

Love the ongoing "Where is the party?" with the Dutch folks

[@christianjocson4629]

"Kala Hristougenna" 2:37 You made me spit out my water 🤣🤣

[@bananaeater8458]

I think dialects of Chinese should be included, because many are unintelligible to standard chinese (Beijing Dialect), like Cantonese (Spoken in Hong Kong, Guangzhou and in surrounding areas) or Hokkien (Spoken in the area around Xiamen and Taiwan) Most dialects are dialects of dialects of Middle Chinese that diverted from it 1000s of years ago.

[@jameshsu6364]

I speak fluent English and Mandarin and I understand more words in German, Dutch and Spanish just from guessing than I could Cantonese. In fact I can listen to a 1 minute speech and understand absolutely nothing. So yea, should count.

[@sktzn6829]

Yeah it's because of the way it's classified in Mandarin. Any language that is different from the standard is called 方言 which means "language/speech of another area" in Mandarin, but this mixes up Mandarin dialects (e.g. Beijing Mandarin, Sichuan Mandarin, Taiwanese Mandarin) with the other distinctly separate Chinese languages (Cantonese, Hokkien, Wu, Hakka, etc.), which also have their own dialects of Mandarin. Quite confusing That guy at 5:40 made the mistake of saying Qingtian was a 'dialect', because it's a dialect of Chuqu Wu, a different language, not a dialect of Mandarin. He would've gotten the money.

[@Gummeyy]

How do we differentiate between a country with many languages and a language that has many dialects? Like what can be count as a different language or dialect? I have a hard time to differentiate between the two. My language officially is only one but depending on which part of the country you live, the way it is spoken will be different which in this case would be dialects but unless you're from that part of the country or are familiar with it, there's no way you would understand it since they have their own vocabs which are very different from our official language, so shouldn't that be counted as a different language then?

[@sktzn6829]

@@Gummeyy It comes down to how inherently different the languages/dialects are. A dialect continuum can result in dialects that aren't mutually intelligible, yet still share the same distinct features of the language. Vocab is only one part, you also take into account things like syntax, phonology, grammar, then there are more complex branches like semantics and pragmatics (relating to meaning, context, interactions).

[@IbraNNB7]

Lol imagine African languages............ nobody studied and nobody knows

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

Това беше толкова интересно и много сладко и мило; бих искал да гледам още от този тип видеа!

[@amorczyk3530]

@@jotunfalls4026 greek doesn't looks like that, probably it's bulgarian UPD: yeah, it's bulgarian

[@UK1415]

After really long time, we could see many different languages, also unknown languages to you being spoken by the people! Cheers

[@mich2962]

i ve never before clicked on a video that said "3 seconds ago, 1 view"

[@OakSky]

One of the not so many advantages of speaking Polish - you can win 20€ in Wouter's language game... 😉

[@timohoukka]

If u only know few words you can't speak that language..

[@skycasino1]

4:59 I WAS SO SHOCKED WHEN I HEARD SCOTTISH GAELIC OML

[@ronnied3975]

The “merry Christmas” got me

[@chrislevithopoulos2084]

The Greek bro said happy new year...💀💀

[@br0ski_dev]

Als er angefangen hat kroatisch zu sprechen. 😂😂😂😂 Bester Mann

[@SimVsYo]

My biggest respect for you guys speaking so many languages. 😵

[@apollo5261]

Wouter doesn't even speak half of the languages he claims to speak, bro.

[@RaquelSantos-hj1mq]

@@apollo5261 Yes, he does. He could easily take his knowledge of the basics and become fluent in no time at all if he moved to a region where the language is spoken. He focuses on learning many languages instead of learning each one well. He's fluent in 6 languages and knows many others. Fun fact: You can forget your native language if you don't practice. Even as an adult. But you can easily pick it back up again. Polyglots don't keep all languages at 100%. But if immersed in that language, they will easily become fluent. But of thet stop practicing, it will fade. But then it comes right back after reviewing and immersion.

[@Omerkosar]

He only memorizes the basic phrases.He fooled you already@@RaquelSantos-hj1mq

[@Lampey22]

0:15 my man wasn’t even speaking Turkish properly XD

[@mayim2822]

Gogan

[@gyara7329]

Meeting someone from Tahiti of all places. Man what a rare find.

[@praveer_mishra]

The girl that spoke Scottish Gaelic had her mouth shivering when receiving money.

[@maryherondale04]

I met some people who spoke Dutch and thanks to you I sang that song to them, they were so impressed 🤣🤣

[@teobatra1848]

A great collabo....I wish Lingualizer did such a collabo with the late Laoshu 50500...may he rest in peace.

[@PakistaniPepper]

Urdu and Hindi have very similar structures and many shared words. If someone does not use very complex vocabulary, then a Hindi speaker and Urdu speaker can communicate very effectively. But the second either person starts using more "proper" phrases, Hindi and Urdu drift very far apart!

[@bzchii7474]

But the funniest fact was that the guy spoke niether Urdu nor Hindi. He spoke punjabi😂

[@SanjeevTiwari92]

@@bzchii7474 exactly! except for the last part were he says - main Urdu bol raha hoon. 😆😆

[@sofiexxx1103]

So many languages in the Philippines and he speaks my native language of Ilonggo 🙃 my dreams are shattered to win in this game 😂

[@XxxOFG]

The way u ask them to keep speaking 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@IzaanChowdhury]

Wouter’s Finnish sounds perfect!! Keep practicing Wouter!

[@IzaanChowdhury]

A lot of people don’t believe me. When i say I speak finnish

[@granadina48]

So, you didn’t understand Croatian at all, you thought it was Ukrainian, and then you didn’t give her the money because you supposedly speak it. In my opinion, "speaking" a language is equivalent to being completely proficient in it, so native or near-native level, but that’s just me. To each his own, I suppose.

[@broccoli9308]

Come on, you don't need to be near-native level to say you speak a language. Being fluent, aka being able to understand and speak about most topics is the general consensus to say you "speak" a language (aka ~B2 level). It doesn't mean you speak perfectly (or even that you can understand all natives all the time when they speak super colloquially, remember that native speakers also have trouble understanding each other sometimes). In this case though I agree she should at least have gotten half the prize.

[@ibuyfriends4467]

You definitely don't need to be near native level to claim that, but I do agree that if he didn't understand her that she should have gotten the money.

[@intel386DX]

She was too fast to response "no it is Croatian". I am sure that if she wited a little bit even Peter louldn't guessed it, despite he is actually speaks ir😂

[@MyyIdol]

I'm Nz Māori and I'm pretty our Tahitian brother said, 'what's your name? And he grew up in Valencia.'

[@mahanaimshines4540]

I'm so surprised 😲 someone came to you guys speaking my native tongue in Bicol. It's the Southern part of the Philippines, so cool😅

[@lalalalalala8147]

The microphone gain went from very quiet to terrifying my cat, Sniffles. I play your videos on my studio PC, through very powerful speakers. Quite funny watching Sniffles run out of the room though!

[@Vanka7a47]

The last dude was very greedy for 20€

[@OnONway]

The little kids say HURA not KURWA bro 😂

[@TheM1lker]

thats so funny that you thought the CHILD said "kurwa" hahahaha

[@anjelmusic]

Gotta learn more languages, save some money!!! Also the number of Dutchies thinking they could pull one over on one of their own is quite funny 😂

[@mrnoobgamerhd]

Even though I don't speak any language they don't speak I kind of want to try this challenge and I don't know why.

[@samrobinson2614]

does anyone find themselves laughing there heads off no matter what the Lingulizer video is, makes me want to study even more languages.

[@ΠαναγιώτηςΤσωλης]

Ποοοοοοο ρε φίλε,ελληνικά!!! Άντε γεια ρε φίλε,μπορεί να μην είμαστε πλέον και καμιά υπέροχη χώρα,αλλά έχουμε φανταστική γλώσσα! Αγάπη από Ελλάδα,love your channel so much! 👍

[@RaquelSantos-hj1mq]

Yes, you do!

[@kallekuusamo2776]

Greek he dosent understand/cannot respond correct yet,they deserved the money

[@alexheizer655]

So nice, he's a genius

[@Firetech2004]

I wish I was there. I’d have won 40 euros because I can speak 2 languages that you guys don’t know- kannada and Tamil (mother tongue)

[@iamaghost6859]

Wouter knows tamil 20 euros

[@gooddaysahead1]

If we want to create more peace in the world, we should be more like these guys. The human mind is wonderful. I am so jealous. I wish I could do what they do. I'm old.

[@AroXX]

Ne verujem da su pokrali devojku iz Hrvatske, iako prica hrvatski nije je razumeo, lepo je pricala 😂

pa i nije ako ćemo biti iskreni...

[@nemene8585]

Bilo je po jedinom pravilu, šta se može

[@CertifiedShrekEnjoyer]

Sta se moze

[@mapu4648]

Jest mi zao, ali pravilo je da ako ne prica taj jezik, da ce dobiti pare, a covek ocigledno prica, sto nije razumeo to je druga stvar, verovatno mu treba vise da bi skontao o kom se jeziku stvari kad covek prica 20-30+ jezika

[@intel386DX]

Jeste, nije bilo fer. Medzutim ona se je sama sebe zajebala tako brzo da odgovori "ne hrvatski" I ovaj pametnjakovic Peter nije joj dao pare. Zaninljiva star je da je on u jedan drugi svoj video nije pogodio makedonskog, predpostavijo je da je srpski, hrvatski ili bosanaki hahaha pocrkah od smeha! Znate da je on Bulgaria I da 99% bugara tvrde da je makedonski jesnostavno bulgarski hhahah sto naravno nije istina into se jasno vidi 😂😅

[@Io_di_au]

Pyhyttekö syömeä.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luciano2317]

Simplesmente fantástico, melhor dupla de todas❤️

[@johntzimiskes1480]

Croatian girl was saying she wants to be a journalist some day, maybe in 5-6 years

[@Profic01]

zna vec lol

[@marekihnat2045]

I can watch this all day

[@Monader321]

7:24 This dude 100% work in Poland, he's polish is good, but your translation was bad : "Przepraszam ale ja nie rozumiem po angielsku" "I'm sorry but i don't understand english"

[@Robi2009]

I wonder how many languages do you guys speak? Like a complete list for Wouter and you :O Very impressive

[@sardaar_]

Ok wow Ik speaking Farsi is hard for non-Persians but he spoke grammatically accurate and spot on great Video.

[@ShubhoBose]

It's not super hard if you speak another Iranic language OR if you're South Asian.

[@l.u.c.a.s.]

The man learned how to say "like" in Greek and stretched it into a full conversation. Respect lol

[@Steffe63.5]

Man, i really wish i could go up like, "Puhukko nää suomea, hehehe....?

[@magicmike_]

No she didn’t Peter 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@gabriellundgren4466]

You guys should come to Malmö Sweden! There are people from all around the world living in Malmö

[@jepjep8926]

Mostly arabs

[@Zimi485]

The Swiss people didn’t even try hard 😂

[@serahnkahukura8433]

Next challenge: the guys fly to NZ and hold this sign up at the Otara markets. They lose every time because of all the nesians & asians, but we feel so bad taking money from them that the guys never have to pay for food or accommodation.

[@vinibi90]

2:00 What is this woman saying in Basque? Can someone say if she said something like this? "When I saw you, how is the beaver? What is your name? I am from Nidon, you're good. You don't know what to answer, they aren't your answer."

[@northerncat05]

-Minä rakastan sinua -Hyvä Lol that was funny! He actually said good but the subtitles said nice

[@shion3948]

I was wondering whether they spoke Polish (my language) and in the end I was like damn I think he actually spoke very well they sounded pretty native

[@mirae9163]

Notice : Most of the Chinese think their languages are "dialects". So 99% of the Chinese can not get the money although actually they are speaking a different language from Mandarin. Some Chinese languages like Cantonese, Hokkien, Shanghainese, Hakka, Mandarin, the difference between them as much as between Spanish and French or English and German.

[@alexr71]

You are both awesome!! ❤

[@haraldlandwehr3936]

The durch guy speaks 5 languages and knows three sentences in 24 other languages. Thats far away from "speaking 29 countries".

[@arpit23]

Love your videos

[@sapphire726]

I love how you speak in pure Hindi because in India we don't really say परंतु and all instead it is used in literature and while learning it in school. I like your series a lot and maybe you should try using लेकिन

[@littlebrit]

I am guessing that maybe that couple is working for CNI (Spanish secret service). They keep watching you in every video.

[@tsukinaito1937]

She didn't say urra she said hurra which means hooray in polish. 😂 But good to know that they know ours curse words. It was funny when he said kurwa😂.

[@AggTheMag]

wtf, i can't believe one of them spoke greek. And I thought I would get lucky if i was there.

[@TheAryanTrapstar]

I would love for you guys to do this is America, most of our second languages are Native American

[@zzss0012]

you must mean in the Americas otherwise that’s not really true

[@TheQsc97]

@@zzss0012 most countries uses "America" to refer to the continent, not the country (USA)

[@Sarthak2204]

Man lower the prize money I feel bad how much money you lost btw love your videos

[@leah.ludovici]

Merry Christmas 😭

[@jasonlampa]

Wouter's Finnish is so funny, but respect

[@pelaaja2285]

Huono Suomi

[@timkruse9912]

as a fellow Polynesian, i knew immediately he was a poly lol

[@vxrtical]

3:09 no one else heard “this n-word man” 😂😂

[@iomg1775]

fr

[@Ayomainkw]

Me lol 😂

[@КанроЛ-и3ф]

I want to notice that girl in the end didnt said "Kurwa", it was "Ura", means "Hoooray!" [ Scream of joy ] in Ukraine

[@jakovmatosic4890]

That croatian didn't count, poor girl needed those 20euros.