Māori reporter’s hilarious attempts at saying THAT long Welsh place name | TVNZ Breakfast

[@khenlakhin7668]

By the time she finished with the name, the temperature already change 😂

[@goodmorningijustwokeup]

LOL

[@nur3238]

Underrater

[@ShaSha-qp5ir]

😂😂😂

[@osaru-yo]

GOOD BYEEEEEEE- 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrZarewna]

@@nur3238 Is that Undertakers worst enemy Underrater?

[@MrAronRobinson]

They should be twinned cities. The street signs would look amazing.

[@josefwolanczyk4866]

A petition is in order!

[@arianaajbeaverhausen8175]

😂😂😂❤

[@redf7209]

not amazing, hilarious.

[@EdDueim]

Brilliant idea.

[@mjzudba801]

One to Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu, the other to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.

[@shantanubondre2004]

I thought she cursed while saying the name😂 Ya know at the starting, Tau-mata-whaka😅

[@SKZZ_FOREVEROT8]

As a maori speaker i could probally tell that somone thought that cuz non maori speakers would have TOE MAT-A F WORD

[@mitchellbarton7915]

"Meanwhile, what?"

[@anielin926]

As a Welsh-speaker her pronunciation is actually really really accurate! Impressive :)

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

Definitely!! She pronounces it much better than most people!

[@svresh]

Agreed! If she can piece it together shes got it down

[@kevinbush4300]

Absolutely!

[@MountainMaid238]

@Wenny Jester Granted, they usually correct those who live in New Zealand who mispronounce Māori words - especially people who have lived here all their lives and still can't get it right. She's attempting to pronounce a name from an entirely different country, one she wasn't born to or lives in, and is doing a great job. The politics are not necessary here.

[@piggywiggydoohdah6344]

Chwarae teg, she's done very well with the ll sound. A very good attempt.

[@TurningGuy]

I can only remember the go-go-go sound at the end of this town's name.

[@lollikek40]

+

[@lollikek40]

gogogoch

[@almishti]

I can get the llanfairpwll- and the -siliogogogoch but the part in btw is just mush mouth for me. :P

[@erozeprodogy5337]

gogo power rangers :D

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Turning Guy I just came from that video!

[@toast99bubbles]

As a Welsh person who can say Llanfair PG in full, I am impressed she attempted it, although I doubt I'd be able to say the one in New Zealand myself.

[@danielharvison7510]

I think few mortals can, to be fair!

[@Iron-Bridge]

Ooooh. Would love to see that boss battle. Two legged contest. One in Wales. One in New Zealand. 😄

[@toast99bubbles]

@@Iron-Bridge The New Zealander would win.

[@adolflenin4973]

@@toast99bubbles Poor Wales

[@TSR1989FF]

The late & great Ronnie Barker did 🙂

[@jacob527]

0:02 did she just say taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu?

[@timeddolphin3974]

I think so?

[@neilwatene700]

She is a maori it's pretty easy to say when you understand maori it's pretty much a long sentence

[@hhxhhgxg2889]

@@neilwatene700 she actually said that

[@hhxhhgxg2889]

@@timeddolphin3974 I learned to say the place name, I am an Indian

[@neilwatene700]

It's a maori place name

[@soundhealer6043]

I think it's fair for non-Welsh speakers to just say: "That Welsh town with the very long name".

[@theredtechnician]

My mother always called it Llanfair PG

[@tree731]

Most people in wales just call it Llanfairpwch because not all welsh speakers (including myself) can say the whole word. Of course if you can’t speak Welsh there’s a very big possibility you can’t even say llanfairpwch so I’d say that’s fair XD

[@thefreedomguyuk]

Which one of them ?? -I've always figured the name Cardiff surely must be an abbreviation...

[@leighfoulkes7297]

@@theredtechnician That's what me Mum and Dad call it.

[@setonix9151]

@@theredtechnician My teacher also called it Llanfair PG

[@kourii]

I'm a simple guy: I hear 'matawhaka' and chuckle heartily

[@krishpandey10]

0:03Featured:Top ten rappers Eminem is too scared to battle

[@Luke-tt3dt]

Still no MC mental though

[@user-pg2oe4si4y]

haha

[@joezeinaty]

All i heard was modafula caca poopoo

[@emz9845]

LMFAOOO

[@MaoriiGurLO9]

@@joezeinaty that's all the eneducated hear.

[@SOSKinu]

Maori : Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu English : The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the slider, climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, played his nose flute to his loved one They are litterally giving you direction. XD

[@chickensheet6582]

who the fuck comes up with these names

[@Jeremiah90526]

So its basically a Southern name for a place. You know like Yon-farm-with-the-weird-rock-in-the-middle-that-has-the-tree-that-got-struck-by-lightning-then-hit-by-a-truck-but-is-still-somehow-growing.

[@Knightway1]

everyone questioning why the name is so long but my question is why was that nose flute so important? lol

[@SOSKinu]

@@Knightway1 uuuhhm... maybe because nose flutes are not that common so if you see one you’re definitely there 😂

[@lucyandecember2843]

Sounds like phrophecy

[@whateverVIE]

@00:02 "sunny weather...MATHAF@CKA" xDD

[@iqscloud4095]

@@whateverVIE 😂😂😂😂😂

[@namekman01]

welsh language when hearing that maori name: FINALLY! A WORTHY OPPONENT! OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY!

[@MinesAGuinness]

Indeed it was: the 43rd Monmouthshire Regiment comprised most of the initial assault on the main Māori redoubt at the Battle of Gate Pā on the 29th April 1864. It did not go well for them: for they had in fact walked straight into an ambush, as Ngāi Te Rangi fighters emerged from covered trenches and hidden chambers to unleash devastating shotgun fire upon them, sending the survivors into a panicked rout. It was a brilliant tactical victory.

[@kamilkrupinski1793]

It`s much shorter, but in Poland there is this town called Szczebrzeszyn.

[@Robertz1986]

@@kamilkrupinski1793 I've always admired the Poles for their indifference to vowels. Who says a word can't be all consonants? You do you.

[@kamilkrupinski1793]

@@Robertz1986 Well, we also have vowels: Ą and Ę :D

[@angelmartinez6166]

Isnt this king fu panda lol I just watched it again

[@PeridotFacet-FLCut-XG-og1xx]

Two weeks in quarantine and I've managed to learn how to pronounce Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu and Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.

[@tfn212]

@Mr Train Star Atkinson Me too

[@thatonedegenerate]

@Mr Train Star Atkinson same

[@-mayarasofia.2923]

i can't say both lol

[@sb6489]

Well done! Now buy yourself a roll of polyoxydiphenelenepyromelitimide as your gesture of antidisestablishmentarianism. Or just give yourself a well deserved pat on the back :-)

[@mafumafusnumberonefan]

I learned when my brain is most active. *Midnight*

[@gameon17680]

Did she say "motherfucka" at da beginning? 💀

[@philipppaasch8929]

Ja, hab' ich schon gesagt lol

[@gameon17680]

@@philipppaasch8929 wirklich? ich habe nicht gesehen

[@philipppaasch8929]

@@gameon17680 hehe, ja, ich auch nicht, und gab schon Kommentare vor mir 😂

[@gameon17680]

@@philipppaasch8929 lol

[@thiskiwigal]

Nope. She didn't

[@MrChillerNo1]

I would like to see a rugby match between these two places. Would be fun to see the commentators struggle to keep up.

[@MrChillerNo1]

@@carrot7590 Ha! Never! (When we keep up the friendly banterprovoking both, they might in the end do a game, just to find out who is right!😉) No chance the all blacks would win! Wales all the way!

[@dtikvxcdgjbv7975]

The semaphore would be cool looking 😂

[@ellie.M.mae.]

Riiiight?😹😹

[@netsurferx1]

They'd probably just say "Llanfair PG" & "Taumata", honestly.

[@richardfox6595]

Both passionate rugby countries, why not?

[@owenjones3929]

I say this that she had a much better attempt at saying Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch than most people!

[@andrepolkstonia4728]

She had a nice ch sound

[@ryanlymbery856]

@@andrepolkstonia4728 nice ll sound as well

[@prestonjones1653]

She even got the LL, most people say it with a K for some reason

[@connorronan2256]

she actually said the town Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu, not Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. If you read the description you'll see

[@connorronan2256]

oh my gosh i'm so sorry I MYSELF misunderstood partially

[@Just_A_Black_Screen_lol]

I love how she says Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

[@kimbersaw]

0:31 madafacka 😂

[@gimmeurshibaquik7]

Lololol

[@tamimkoroni6105]

FINALLY I was waiting for someone to point it out

[@curiositania]

I had to scroll way too much to finally find someone who noticed the same thing as me.

[@ez19449]

lol i heard the same thing

[@GarbageAtSB]

@@ez19449 oh wow 6 seconds ago

[@the_flying_airplane5335]

“I can do the Maori one can I do that again” what a mood

[@233CFH]

First thing that came to mind as someone who knows ZERO Maori when seeing this word is how I'd even be able pronounce such a hard name. But once you get to look at the word more often and put it together, it's actually not that complicated. I can now officially pronounce it. I feel so proud of myself! That being said I really want to visit Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

[@SKZZ_FOREVEROT8]

Wow im also amazed that u spelt it all correct

[@JAL1403]

@@SKZZ_FOREVEROT8the power of copy and paste

[@RaptorJesus.]

0:31 all i hear is the "teatime mudda fukka" part XD

[@RooRassy]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@debajyotimajumder2656]

LOL

[@K_____]

😂😂😂

[@nakitojimo2001]

Sounds like a call from the motherland 🤣

[@kukupalad3444]

pls

[@brontewcat]

Bravo to her being able to nail the Maori name. Betcha a lot of the Welsh couldn't do it.

[@prydain4131]

fuckin watch me

[@bacon8353]

Simmons From Wales bahaha doubt it

[@footballgamezz5103]

Bet you can’t say Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyndrobwllllantisiliogogogoch

[@SamuelTrademarked]

I'm pretty sure she's native Maori.

[@jumanjis_]

she's a Māori woman, its basically just saying a sentence

[@Lily-pe8mi]

They made my school learn a song with it in and now it is implanted into my brain forever.

[@krealyesitisbeta5642]

Maori woman: “I fear no word.” Maori woman: “But that thing.” Welsh: “...” Maori woman: “IT SCARES ME.”

[@moonbyul2180]

I'm starting to see you everywhere lol

[@ileiad]

Ahh yes, my favorite Welsh village: "..."

[@hWeu]

No, I... I ain't, I ain't talking about that word, alright?

[@thismansbazza2013]

llanfairpwllgwyngwygogeryppwllllattysliogogogoch my best attempt at spelling it.

[@daniellemozafari1524]

BAHA

[@matthewjanzen4837]

When she said Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu, I felt that

[@rontanamo_bae]

Same😔✊

[@kartikaybhardwaj3528]

What are we feeling again? Cause im just dumb staring at her.

[@Reg_The_Galah]

I felt it too but in my pants. I think it’s poo

[@guadalupeplacidopascual6477]

@@Reg_The_Galah 😦

[@rook.e36]

@@rontanamo_bae When you understand what’s she saying:

[@universal2057]

“Tato mudafuka”

[@Dom-kq3ui]

she didn't say motherfucker she said taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapurihurunukukitanatahu or something like that

[@nukami]

wh = f I think. So you pronounce it like this: To Madha Fuck a

[@Dom-kq3ui]

Borislav Gridnev kind of

[@Oystergamer-ng9ym]

Dominic Parsons Taumatawhakatangihangakuayuwotamateaturipukakupikimaungahoronukupokaiawhenuakatanatahumatakuatanganuakawamikitora

[@mickymcbryan4814]

It's really easy to be like "x language is spelled entirely phonetically" when you know the phonetic rules. I can read Irish, another entirely phonetic language, but you think I expect people to understand instrinicly how to pronounce something like the name "Meadhbh" when they don't know what sounds are connected to what letter combinations?? No!! She's doing fantastic job just trying!!

[@ZhangK71]

There are different degrees of phoneticism. Some are harder than others. Irish and Welsh and also Maori happen to be among the hardest.

[@alexhornsey8129]

@@ZhangK71 Maori orthography is very, very simple. Welsh orthography is fairly simple, but uses digraphs etc. Irish is highly complex, but is still mainly phonemic.

[@shayne-1880]

Meanwhile in English....

[@ifandafydd7432]

@@ZhangK71 I mean... not really? Something either is phonetic or it isn't.

[@DanDownunda8888]

@@ifandafydd7432 I've had German and Italian people tell me that it's easy to pronounce words in their languages, because you just pronounce each letter the way it sounds, i.e. phonetically. BUT, you have to know how to pronounce each letter as the native speakers do. E.G. Auf Wiedersehen. If you're an English speaker you'd say Auf-wieder-sehen. A German says Au-veder-sehn. You don't pronounce the 'f' and the 'w' becomes a 'v'. Buongiorno to an English speaker is Buon-giorno, to an Italian it is Bongorno. Phonetics varies from language to language, from region to region and dialect to dialect. :)

[@xllna4]

Props to her, me a Welsh girl still can’t say it unless I google it ✋😃

[@JAL1403]

As an English guy, I’m glad you guys can’t do it either, makes me feel better. your country is cool 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@abdulrahman31350]

I'm Maori. Born in wales to a welsh dad. My mother is maori. nga ruahine from taranaki.

[@Kazza_8240]

Out of all the comments, I think you are in the position to best judge her accent lol, how did she do?

[@relaxolotl788]

question is, can you pronounce both?

[@brontewcat]

Can they pronounce the place names?

[@MoonchildMindaugas2]

I bet you can pronounce both names fluently 👌😎

[@mappingshaman5280]

I'm almost that. My dad was of partial maori ancestry, mum english I live in england.

[@becthomas626]

i love that she really tried with the accent and good pronunciation bless her

[@spfspf7087]

Her pronunciation of the Welsh name was really quite good. Well done!

[@ZeeTaylor25]

Because of this place's name, I was once featured in our school's bulleting board in 2005 because of my entry for the 'longest word'. I proudly recited this and now I realize how big of a fool I was for pronouncing it so wrong. 😂

[@vanessawestbrook9846]

Which one did you say?

[@ZeeTaylor25]

@@vanessawestbrook9846 The one in New Zealand. 😬

[@ZeeTaylor25]

@@vanessawestbrook9846 The one in New Zealand. 😬

[@kessmarl]

*bulletin

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

bulleting board sounds like an american schools only thing.

[@zhibaniola6460]

0:02 tito *MADAFAKA* ta

[@joskethegreat4154]

Why is no one talking about that

[@Wertsir]

She briefly forgot which job she was working and reverted to her freestyle rapper persona.

[@deonziegray1730]

@@Wertsir she was spitting bars then 😂

[@frankology]

i scrolled so far to find someone say this

[@lordstumpy2945]

@@joskethegreat4154 It's a Maori word, a couple actually, spelled; mata whaka

[@Plons0Nard]

I love how she stays real and true ❤ Cheers from the Netherlands

[@Snibble]

Cheers back at ya, from the Netherlands.

[@RoccosVideos]

I'm from Massachusetts (USA) and it reminds me of Webster Lake, which the Nipmuc (Native American) name is Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg.

[@EpochUnlocked]

Who ever named it must have been on a horse on a really bumpy trail in the winter.

[@whyparkjiminnotridejimin]

@@EpochUnlocked Lmao😂

[@matthewcox431]

@@EpochUnlocked ...while trying to gargle!

[@danmoth5126]

That’s a pretty decent attempt at a damn hard word. She got the double ‘L’ sound right too.

[@UserU]

The only time you can swear on television without censorship.

[@martinb.770]

Theory: Typewriters have been invented around 1100 and these names originated from drunk geographers.

[@declankerekere5999]

Expect the first one is more of a sentence in a native language

[@eilidhmm]

The Welsh name is actually relatively recent! The proper name of the town is only Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, the -ogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch was added as a publicity stunt in the Victorian era so the town would have the record for the longest railway station name.

[@martinb.770]

@@eilidhmm while the french might have some railstation in a village named "Ici"

[@shayne-1880]

Her pronunciation of the Welsh sounds were actually really good, it’s just the length of the word that tripped her up

[@briancox4510]

A great lesson to all. Sometimes some words or names are genuinely difficult to pronounce. When we struggle to pronounce them, please understand that this is not "proof" of prejudice against you or your demographic, but rather proof that we respect you enough to leave our comfort zones for you. Respect those who try, even if they fail. They are better than those who can't be bothered to try.

[@andrewclifton429]

Dai shepherd dropped his crook and cried, "I've had enough of living in Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch! I'll emigrate to a place less tough!" New Zealand beckoned, off he flew. Now he lives in Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu! English poet, Ted Hughes

[@GodzillaGamerFan-uu1uc]

Me: Hey, i'm drunk, can you pick me up? My friend: Sure, where are you? Me: ...nevermind i'll get home by myself

[@Wavemaninawe]

- where are you? - i'll have to call you back. Gonna need 3-4 more pints to be able to pronounce this.

[@Cassxowary]

Lmao the Welsh one people call it llanfair (hhan-veh-r) (and by hh I mean that back-of-throat h)

[@NickTheGorilla_02VRmonk]

While she was saying that i heard "muddafukka" in that word 💀

[@lindholmaren]

When you've maxed out one skill tree and enter the wrong zone

[@vonkaiser6817]

0:02 I blinked before realising it wasn’t what I thought it was.

[@theholly287]

Lmao

[@mythicscientific7326]

She will be insane when she learns to say llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

[@SpeedBird6780]

Then she has to learn Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Noppharatratchathaniburirom Udomratchaniwetmahasathan Amonphimanawatansathit Sakkathattiyawitsanukamprasit

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

@@SpeedBird6780 or Bangkok.

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

@@SpeedBird6780 Those are Thai names, right?

[@SpeedBird6780]

@@subhodipbanerjee6699 I believe they are, it's Bankok's full name.

[@subhodipbanerjee6699]

@@SpeedBird6780 Well, thanks to the vowels, I can pronounce those words. But that Welsh word is something else.

[@mambooooooo917]

0:12 When she said "hang on," I was dying 😂😁😁

[@adamraz6377]

i love how this is basically just weather broadcasters trying to flex on eachother

[@mr_koko2070]

Those were some powerful lvl99 demonic spells right there

[@ForteExpresso]

0:02 *Mada Faka*

[@QuixoticUkulele]

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious to you too.

[@mrstamp5121]

Oi lady that was a dam fine effort!

[@Najvalsa]

Spitting straight fire

[@humaidy9]

Tau-mata-vha-kata-ngi­-hanga-koau-auo-tama-tea-­turi-puka- ka-piki-maunga-­horo-nuku-pokai-vhen­ua-kita-nata-hu

[@jaydahouia7820]

Humaidy Nur Saidy thank you so much😊😊😊

[@nukami]

it is F not V.

[@Exjbbkf]

+Borislav Gridnev Actually, it is W.

[@clickbait6035]

Who else said it?

[@HIBUDBROs]

its W not F.

[@kaller226]

no one can defeat that man that pronounced that nightmare of a name

[@deathbunny748]

The welsh reporter in the distance " *FINALLY* *A* *WORTHY* *OPPONENT* *!* *!* *!* "

[@ezrk10]

0:02 who heard that

[@espressogirl68able]

These sound suspiciously like the "safe word" that Lucy Lawless gave that poor kid in Eurotrip.

[@ppurpleduck]

whoever named these places assumed people wouldn’t live there so they just smashed their head on the keyboard

[@slayerslayer7623]

The name Llan- etc. I think was actually made intentionally long for more people to go there

[@forget6917]

@@timvanloo6 typewriters

[@forget6917]

@@timvanloo6 I didn't know when these places were named, but I assumed that typewriters could be a possibility in the case that these places were named during the 1800s.

[@forget6917]

@@timvanloo6 according to Wikipedia: "Longer versions of the name are thought to have first been used in the 19th century in an attempt to develop the village as a commercial and tourist centre"

[@ppurpleduck]

@@timvanloo6 man there’s this thing called joking

[@elaisil3301]

It isn’t a swear word. Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenakitanatahu 🙌🏽

[@SomeOne-wl6wp]

Did just I hear "mother fucka" ?

[@sb6489]

Her pronunciation of Welsh is a _lot_ better than most non-Welsh people. Well done :-)

[@seokhoons_wife_2133]

YOUR MY IDOL OMGG

[@artesiningart4961]

Her attempts and pronunciations of the Welsh sounds, especially in the "ll" and "ch" digraphs of that Welsh place word, are quite pretty accurate according to my non-Welsh Zamboangueño and Filipino ears and listening.

[@Yashael341]

Her "ll" and "ch" were actually really good.

[@bigboy0625]

And Welsh language goes back 1000s of years

[@ahursm]

She doesn’t get payed enough for this

[@thomasllewelynjones5546]

She actually did a pretty good attempt from what I heard there

[@Point5_]

I didn't even thought she was speaking english at this point

[@lucasnascarforlife1822]

0:02

[@raymondgriffiths8284]

From what bits I heard , her pronunciation was very good, better than any attempt by the various English newsreaders I’ve heard over the years.

[@thissideoftheworld8253]

I've learned this place name when I was in 5th standard, now it's more than 14 years, I'm still able to say it out loud without looking.

[@stellberry9267]

In the beginning, I thought she was reciting a report in a foreign language..... Damn, I need to improve my geography.

[@RyanMcnll]

I’ve been to both of these places and failed extremely hardcore at saying them

[@seanglaze7284]

My New Years resolution is to nail this. Been doing the Welsh one for years and is always a great way to stir the shit in a dull moment

[@lj7169]

She couldn't say the name but she properly pulled the accent off, I was well impressed tbf

[@thefreedomguyuk]

She actually did much, much better than most non-welshmen do. In fact, she did better than some Welsh speakers do. It's easy to laugh, but she did really well. Hats off to her !

[@BrendanBeckett]

I can't not hear "motherfucker" as part of the Maori name

[@nodnarb3772]

0:02 I really felt it when she said "mudda fuccka"

[@He_who_rides_many_winds]

Anyone else think it’s adorable and incredibly wholesome or just me?

[@noname-pk6ez]

Me too

[@KimAhrina11]

what language in your username? btw yeah more like wholesome funny

[@rhuntington3]

She did pretty well. Better than I could. Mad props!

[@thenormaldino3404]

7 yo kids when they rage :Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

[@TsachevPowerHD]

who u calling a tall madafaka?

[@cjshow-zp6nh]

I heard “kita na tahu” at the last end of that long Māori name and in my language, it means “We need to know”.

[@theythemgae9025]

This is fucking beautiful. Bless her HEART she's a legend for trying to korero welsh!!!!

[@TintinGamez.]

stop swearing!

[@theythemgae9025]

@@TintinGamez. poopies

[@TintinGamez.]

@@theythemgae9025 .

[@theythemgae9025]

@@TintinGamez. You alright there little buddy?

[@TintinGamez.]

@@theythemgae9025 yeah

[@clement2780]

How do you pronounce that New Zealand name? Or Thailand Bangkok full name

[@烏梨師斂]

Krung Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara ayuttaya mahadilok lop rachathani.... Thats only what I can say. Its not even half way Im Thai lol

[@philanguagetv9958]

อติรุจ i can say Llanfairpwllgwyngwllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantisiliogogogoch Is that the real spelling idk but i can pronounce it..

[@dogsareawesome9197]

@@philanguagetv9958 I can say it too. I can also say Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

[@mobiblaize]

Wtf just realized she was actually reporting in English

[@ruthharvey4158]

Ya know she's actually got the sounds down pat, she just needs to get them into the right order and she's got it :)

[@porcus123]

If keyboards existed back in that day, I would say the guy fell asleep while writing the name and the signs were already made so they rolled with it.

[@Aron-ru5zk]

The welsh one is all words

[@mitchellbarton7915]

She struggled so hard, but no mention on how well she actually nailed the ll sound for llanfairpwllgwyngll you know the rest.

[@hiu3boss289]

so what are we gonna call the city? guy eating: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

[@micheldawes1]

What a LEGEND!!! (Absolutely frickin’ gorgeous too!) Props to her! 👍👍

[@babykiwi-4851]

Can we all just appreciate in how she said mother_____ at the start there

[@oi5606]

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[@Thomas_H._Smith]

Welsh Reporter: Finally. A worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!

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[@brent5045]

Did i just heard "tee taw matafaka"??

[@capitainebonhomme1609]

She's very attractive with a gorgeous smile as well as being so good at saying THAT !!!

[@lordgrim1798]

Liam Dutton: Finally our Battle will be legendary