Arther's Language Barrier Caused Him a Problem...

[@skippayless4357]

He’s learning gaslighting from Nick 😂

[@SaaRbn25]

Plot twist: he doesn't have language barrier

[@nathanscarlett4772]

Of course not. He speaks better English than most of them lol

[@itsyo42]

@@nathanscarlett4772 he speaks better but doesn't have all the vocabulary and doesn't know the expressions of a native speaker. I'm sure he translates a lot word-to-word from german, which is why he can mean something different when saying it in english.

[@argenys]

​@@itsyo42yes, but he obviously plays into it for his benefit. It's fine and funny, but half the time he knows what he's doing.

[@nathanscarlett4772]

@@argenys this

[@nathanscarlett4772]

@itsyo42 that being said. American English is going into trash with all of the internet lingo being made up now imo

[@fmkkshi]

In Arther`s defense, I really think fan fan is good entertainment but from a viewer perspective, the way they both behave and present themselves, he is right... Fan fan behaves like a young lady and Acie like a grown up woman. If is a character or not, i couldn't care less, but it is the way they portray themselves.

[@Xmeagol]

being more introverted and reserved is not sign of maturity, how people present themselves is not a sign of adulthood at all lmao

[@mrkrabs3766]

@@Xmeagol bro being more reserved is a sign of maturity. Being able to control your impulses and compose yourself is what you do when you are being mature??? bro honestly you're just completely wrong.

[@fmkkshi]

@@Xmeagol thanks for supporting my argument 🫡😂

[@HawkAlumn]

@@XmeagolYeah many sadly still cling onto this old-fashioned ideal of quiet, calm and submissive being a sign of maturity….

[@madlad6872]

​@@HawkAlumnbecause... because it is. If you subtract the submissive since no-one mentioned that, being composed as opposed to loud and jumpy is typically a sign of maturity

[@gffg387]

Arther is like Tarzan coming to the city and people trying to teach him how to act in society.

[@jannikfit8206]

to be honest saying this is in german is equaly weird..this has nothing to do with a language barrier

[@darioo.c]

I refuse to believe he’s that clueless, but I guess the implication is that for him woman and girl are basically the same word

[@gecgoodpasi1654]

its alot less weird in german not unusual to call a younger women mädel in bavaria its informal but normal among friends also the term "girl" itself is used alot in germany among younger women aswell 😅 And in english too which is weird to me why they overreact like that 😂"slay girl" is a normal phrase saying girl to a young women is not rly a insult just informal

[@UCgBe3]

@@gecgoodpasi1654 "Du bist keine Frau, du bist ein Mädchen" - saying that to a woman in her mid-late 20s is just as weird in German as it is in English

[@Vss077]

@@gecgoodpasi1654 i dont get it either, i can see if u make a difference here it but i usually refer woman = older females --- girl = bit younger females & acie is more grown up mentally while fanfan, well ye still young. otherwise nick also said " girl" many times - caught.

[@StonkeyKong]

@@Vss077yeah idk I refer women friends as “girls” all the time. Even in their 30s lol. It’s never been weird or a problem. Also it’s common to call your male friends your “boys”.

[@Highostrich]

1:01 He had to put that in

[@baronhelmut2701]

Yeah its actually language barrier. In german a "mädchen" (girl) can refer to either an adult or a child. If a woman is not really ladylike (exactly like fanfan) calling her woman or lady would be formal/cold/distant towards her.

[@zippo718]

It's no different in English. Its all context. A phrase like ''beautiful girl'' usually refers to adults. Otherwise Bruno Mars singing about ''beautiful girls all over the world'' would be in jail. Or imagine saying ''You go, Woman!'' In fact in every day speech, girl probably refers to adults more than children. Woman is simply too formal. Girl has basically also become the equivalent of guy (no one uses gal except maybe the midwest). For example, a new employee would be known as the ''new guy'' or ''new girl''. BUT if you say you're not a woman, you're a girl, you might offend someone lol.

[@gi4dtv230]

This is my worst fear and that is why I never banter with anyone for fear of saying the wrong thing. I'm just not that person who can talk to people and be funny without crossing the line.

[@JustChill-zd4ib]

You gonna learn to be brave enough to cross the line on purpose and not care... Otherwise you will not survive in this harsh world.

[@Xtrendence]

@@JustChill-zd4ib My guy that's called just being an asshole, and the world is only harsh in that sense because of people who encourage it (i.e. you). You can have thick skin without also being a dick you know.

[@peters4115]

How bout you grow some balls lol

[@fmkkshi]

“In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive.”

[@calgoulden8223]

pussy

[@victorhernandez5783]

What happened to Angela Oreo????

[@Northernskyy]

Nothing. It wasn't a serious relationship to begin with.

[@twanvanderdonk2504]

I miss her too buddy. I liked her more with this group than her other friends, but alas

[@victorhernandez5783]

@@Northernskyy i know its not a relationship it's all just for clicks I'm asking if she moved or just fell out of that group

[@victorhernandez5783]

@@twanvanderdonk2504 oh did she move back where she was from? Her whole back story is wild

[@twanvanderdonk2504]

@@victorhernandez5783 No, as far as I'm aware, she's in Austin. She has other friends in Austin though, like friends she knew before she got closer with Nick and Arthur, so she didn't move exclusively for them or anything

[@ElmtreeLine]

Gaslighting Fiona to apologise 😂😂

[@IsuperGear]

Nicks face 0:36

[@rigills9411]

Technically it has two definition. Bot and girl can be referred to as adolescent child or young man or young woman . So it depends on context . I sometime hear people say “this girl is stupid”. Or girls say this boy is stupid. It also can be used as a way of demeaning or making fun by calling a man a boy or a woman a girl.

[@fabianwho9797]

Yeah, nothing to do with the language, same thing in german

[@georgewarden9313]

This is what i always finds weird about English. In Russian, "girl" means a young(but not a little kid) woman, in her 20s in average. And woman in her 30s and more.

[@nonothatsaverage7680]

"and im a man who likes to play with girls" Arthur prob

[@shaun2312]

The language barrier caused this title...

[@Meredis]

i was in arther's boat until now

[@Raddnedge]

Am I out of the loop? Women are sometimes even offended by the word "woman" to the point where we have to call them "man." We don't say "What's up woman?" like we say "What's up man?"

[@mikeoxlong3676]

So who is the new girl?

[@ChiefBret]

Nah they overreacted for the clip

[@mcorrelje]

Agreed he was saying at that moment what I was thinking. Acie is the only woman and the others ARE girls who are just farming. Her behaviour is so different and mature. Also she is very beautiful.

[@ChiefBret]

@mcorrelje I was thinking that people use woman and girl pretty interchangeably without it being weird like they made it. Boy and man is more distinct in my mind just because that's how it has always been to me. But people say all the time "Woah, did you see that beautiful girl" or something similar and nobody bats an eye. I just thought it was strange cause people like to bait the "woah, did you mean like a child" in so many things that obviously aren't meant that way, it's just repetitive and kinda weird if you think about it, idk.

[@ultramb6206]

Yeah fr ??? 30-40 Woman saying "i''m just a girl " typa shit and here they're acting like it's a life sentence

[@AT-rr2xw]

@@ChiefBret The issue is that he was not using them interchangeably, but using them specifically to differentiate the two of them. And then he tried to backtrack without really explaining himself well. I do agree that they overreacted...for the clip. But I would not be surprised if he walked into that deliberately so that they could overreact for the clip.

[@ChiefBret]

@@AT-rr2xw idk, even using it to differentiate doesn't make it as weird as they made it out to be. He could just mean it like their behavior, one being more mature and the other being less mature. Calling one a girl doesn't mean they're a minor or a literal child. It's like my coworker who's like 40 and talks about her and her "girl friends". It's just not weird in everyday conversation.

[@BaschBarrage]

weII I agree, Acie is mature, whiIe Fiona is the opposite.

[@cmnights5158]

seriously though, who is the new beautiful "women"

[@dudemanismadcool]

the newest addition to the payroll

[@Sahil.Thomas]

She's acie

[@christhis9597]

Whatever he tried to say.. it doesnt work in german either

[@grandmasterbobo]

Arther is negging Fiona.

[@RobinDale50]

I mean, Acie IS gorgeous.

[@cfvgd]

its not offensive its the truth :D And Nick is def a boy. Arther too.

[@WanderingKhajiit]

why do people like Arther, I really don't get it

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