American Was Shocked by Indonesian Polyglots Speaking 6 Languages!!(Guess the Language Prank)

[@GESTEofficial]

This was so much fun! Thanks for having me! 😆🥳❤

[@idkhowiendeduphere]

Hi!! you're so beautiful

[@Limited_ham.b]

TJOAAAAAAAA

[@aMelly98_27]

Aaaaaaaaahhhh senang akhirnya kamu disini 🎉🎉

[@Alynn-r3g]

Asli seru bgt kak 😂❤

[@kazuuu1921]

Aku subscriber mu kak, seneng bgt akhirnya muncul disini jg 🥰

[@kilanspeaks]

Genesia, you're absolutely killing it with these languages! 👍 I'm also an Indonesian learning German, Japanese, and Mandarin, but I'm nowhere close to your level! Keep shining, our polyglot queen! 👸

[@yamatorakage]

genk.y ian & jerome polin kyk.y y??

[@kilanspeaks]

@@yamatorakage oh ya? Ga tau sih, bukannya sekolah di beda negara mereka?

[@TheFed-yg1ol]

@@yamatorakage Hmm..krg tau yaa soalnya mrka yg gw tau B. Indo, Inggris sma Jepang. Smntara polyglot itu umumnya mrka2 yg bisa lebih dri 3.

[@Audz2912]

Im also indonesian i am fluent in english i know how to read and write chinese but my speaking is kinda bad and im learning japanese

[@Audz2912]

​@yamatorakage dulu livy renata ke sekola saya :)

[@patricknofilter]

Well.. Genesia is famous actually.. Glad she is here..

[@e_a8888]

Indonesian are born bilingual at least, then learn English in school and other Foreign language as German, Japanese or French in high school. I learned German in high school. I speak Indonesian, Javanese, English, Romanian, currently learning Italian. I am working in German company. Yeah, most Indonesian are multilingual

[@joinmeng]

I think part of the reason why is because we Indonesians are very easy to pronounce words from other languages. Most of our parents speak Indonesian and their regional language, but for us the newer generation I'd say we can pronounce English, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch, and German easier than our Thai or Vietnamese friends, let alone the East Asians. Our tongue is just so flexible to be adapted to other languages.

[@adityarahmanda]

Indonesian Language Starters : Bahasa Indonesia, English, and Local Indonesian Language. Additional Language : Chinese if she/her is Chinese-Indonesian + other languages that they like (Japanese, Korean, European Languages, etc...)

[@SetuwoKecik]

​​​@@joinmeng Nah, the simple reason is because we got taught in billingual since we were little. Talking with our mother tongue at home, and bahasa indonesia at school. This is actually one of our unique traits, and it makes me sad thats indonesian tend to feels inferior about their mother tongue that they're only mentioned bahasa indonesia as the language they're fluent with (and english).

[@joinmeng]

@@SetuwoKecik I wasn't taught at home but I picked up English and Mandarin because of my parents, and I learned German in high school and French in university pretty easily. I'm not talented, but my friends and I quickly realized how easy it was for us to study new language, or rather, new words and pronunciations. Right now I'm learning Korean and it is definitely a lot harder than Mandarin, but still, compared to our American and European friends, it is definitely easier for us Indonesians to pronounce it.

[@SetuwoKecik]

​@@joinmeng Perhaps its also good if you wants to learn one of our regional languages as well, like Javanese for example.

[@kunderemp]

I knew Genesia was in Korea but I didn't expect her to appear here. It's a nice surprise. It was hilarious to see her pretending unable to speak German.

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Trivia:Some Filipinos are starting to speaking Bahasa Indonesia including me 😊😊 But there are some Filipinos are learning or speaking fluent Bahasa Indonesia in different ways:Communicate with Indonesian Friends 😊😊 Among of them was: 1.Former Miss Universe Philippines Lucena City Anjeanette Japor(because of her Indonesian Mother) 2.Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray(because of her roommate friend Puteri Indonesia 2018 Sonia Citra) For me personally only three languages spoken, English, Filipino and the new one, Bahasa Indonesia because next year sometime, I will visit Indonesia to meet my new friends and my new love including my favorite beauty queen, Miss Mega Bintang Indonesia Banten 2024 Theresia Morales, who is my favorite sweetheart, lol 😊😊 With all my heart, I hope to see you in Indonesia next year and I will be waiting for you 😊😊 Terima Kasih dari Kota Calamba, Provinsi Laguna, Filipina 🇵🇭💕🇮🇩

[@z.2023]

When me learn Tagalog but have friend on and Dota 2

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@z.2023 Oh nice, I want to teach you soon on KZbin or any 😊😊

[@AlunaScape]

Halo Darwin, senang bertemu denganmu :D Semoga kamu bisa beneran kemari ya, good luck!

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

​​@@AlunaScapeTerima kasih aku akan menuggumu 😊😊 Saya senang juga bertemu denganmu 😊😊

[@SetuwoKecik]

Kudos to you for learning our language but you have to look inside and try to learn one of the filipinos' regional languages as well. Your country is also linguistically diverse as ours, so its good to learn about them first. Us indonesians got taught "preserve the regional languages, prioritize the national language, and master the foreign language." ☺

[@SetuwoKecik]

Being bilingual is a norm for Indonesians, and the more access to the internet nowadays makes us more fluent in english as well, becomes trillingual as the result.

[@khoirurhani7442]

Yo gak kabeh lur, 50% bekne

[@fathaja179]

Yeah because each Indonesian has first their own regional language, plus Bahasa Indonesia, and English. And definitely familiar w/ phrases from either anime or k-drama or both 😂

[@brushirefairytales]

It is very common for some to even master more than one regional language apart from Bahasa and English

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@brushirefairytales Which "bahasa" are you referring to? Because english is also "bahasa".

[@brushirefairytales]

@@SetuwoKecik English is language dude if ya catch my drift

[@ithikithik]

I am Indonesian that speak Bahasa Indonesia (for sure), English, Brazilian Portuguese and Latin America Spanish. In addition I also speak my local language also as Javanese. I think it's because of our way of speaking with our tongue, it's a little bit easier for us Indonesian to learn different languages.

[@hijazfahima8821]

*Mucho gusto amigo, soy de Indonesia tambien,, realmente hablo Indonesia, ingles, espanol, y arabe* 👀✍️

[@ananghan]

nice, also almost same here, i'm fluent on english, türkçe, azeri and tatar. can read руский, ελληνικά a little bit. actually more than a decade ago i was learned español (españa), italiano, a little of françaís because of Lara Fabian, Il Divo, Caroline Costa, Pavarotti and Il Volo but yeah, forgotten. might be coz infrequently used. im indonesian too. thats it.

[@roryasrorri701]

Iyo, lho. Wong Jowo iku lumayan fleksibel ilate asline.

[@ibnuafan07]

​@roryasrorri701 yaa betul harusnya indonesia bisa menguasai dunia dengan bahasa, karena lidah orang2 indonesia sangat luwes dalam pengucapan bahasa2 di dunia. Contoh arabic, english banyak orang2 indonesia sangat bagus dalam membaca quran. The problem is that people need to educate more to learn other languages

[@mycrls]

yesss, in my opinion, Indonesian had neutral accent and we don't really have tonal language so it's easier for us to study other accent and the whole language ❤

[@rizaldiaulia7496]

"It's definitely not German, because German is such an angry language" Threw me off...🤣🤣 To be honest as an Indonesian who lives in a non-tourist city, as a kid I grew up knowing the German language for the first time from the World War Movies, so yeah I thought German people do speak like Hitler before. 🤣🤣 Shout out to Genesia!!! I personally love your videos about languages. Also thanks to World Friends for inviting her to this episode, I hope we can see more of her in this channel.

[@hanshandkante5055]

The thing is that even Hitler did not sound that angry all the time. They just use his most outraged moments from 2 hour long speeches. He was a psychopath but at the end of teh day he was also a politician and a demagoge who knew that you can not scream at your audience for two hours straight. Also even today when you hear germans in american movies you can hear that they are native german speakers but they always talk in a very angry, loud obnoxious way that no german would use in every day life. Its almost like these american directors tell them to exeggarate it to the point where it becomes almost cartoonish. In germany we don't yell at each other 24/7.

[@AT-rr2xw]

It amuses me that the German is surprised that Genesia Synclaire speaks German, since I knew that she has been living in Germany for a few years. But Genesia did pretend that she didn't understand her. We didn't see Genesia's initial reaction to hearing her introduce herself.

[@Na.ri18]

Aku tau kakak ini,dia cukup terkenal:') Banyak banget polyglot di Indonesia, konten ometv menunjukkan orang orang tersebut

[@tangled_yarns]

aaaa Genesia, you're aweeeesssooommmeeee. Apalagi you used "Bahasa Indonesia" and "Indonesian" instead of "Bahasa", you DO know languages.

[@sckaze777]

She's indonesian

[@SooyoungParkk]

​@@sckaze777 yup but there are still plenty amount of Indonesians saying Bahasa Indonesia as "Bahasa" and some of them are quite stubborn even after people corrected it, so the point still stands

[@baguswicaksono1616]

​@@SooyoungParkkYes, it's true. Even famous person in Indonesia always say "Bahasa", to someone 😢

[@sakurahayakawa5866]

We (Indonesian) are born as a bilingual at least. We speak our national language, Indonesia, and also our tribe/ethnicity/race/area has their own language or traditional language because Indonesia has many numbers of those things. For me, it's Sundanese because Sunda is my race/ethnicity. We use Indonesia language to communicate with other people in different race/ethnicity/area (for example, I, Sundanese, use Indonesia to speak to Javanese, Malay people in the country). Then we learn English in elementary school and highschool. Almost all schools in Indonesia have English as their subject. Even sometimes, high school has two subjects of languages, English and the other (like, Chinese or Japanese) as English still a must.

[@johannfer7073]

I think you could've just said *local / ethnic languages

[@NurLaili-w8w]

Agree

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

indonesians look similar to Papuans wow Respect from Dutch🇳🇱👍

[@andieze]

​@@Edgar_Ramirez471memang Papua adalah bagian Indonesia

[@Andin_Yulianti]

​@@andiezedia orang Malaysia, yang lagi ngereog, udah liatin aja, report kalau bisa, soalnya ngasih informasi yang ngaco dan terkesan membuat Malaysia terlihat lebih baik

[@afaridpirmansyah7867]

by default the majority of Indonesians are already born bilingual, we speak our regional language then are later exposed to the Indonesian language so i think we have the more advantage of learning more languages.

[@HendriLinno]

Kaget bgt tiba tiba ada kak genesia so proud of u gurlss🎉❤

[@XiaoYan72]

siapa dia, yutuber kah?

[@willjamesmo]

​@@XiaoYan72polyglot

[@kiaa1229]

​@@XiaoYan72 ada KZbin nya GESTEofficial, tpi yg rame short nya .

[@akusiapa2766]

​@@willjamesmo tapi emang dia youtuber juga

[@herurochadi494]

​@@XiaoYan72video pendeknya sering melintas di youtube ku...

[@fullmoononjuly]

Her Indonesian accent is so cute! Like the way she pronouncing certain words in English is so indo 😂 love it tho, keren kak genesia ❤

[@mcbchannel7173]

indonesian are just naturally born polyglot. our parents speaks bahasa indonesia and their native languages (mine are javanese and banjarese), our school and online communities teach english, most of us are muslims so we speaks arabic in our mosque school, most of us learns german/chinese/japanese/spanish in high school (mine was chinese) even though i’m not fluent at that after high school, and naturally bahasa indonesia doesn’t have any strong accent to hold back from fluently speaks any foreign language. so yeah, if we do the counting i do speaks 6 languages, bahasa indonesia, javanese, banjarese, english, arabic, and chinese.

[@vinifebriantiputri944]

Ya, Ulun jua Nggeh 😂

[@iffahtaufiq1176]

Nah ada orang banjar di sini jua 🤭

[@ZuraRara-r8x]

Salam sesama warga banjar😂I also speak almost 10 language but I only good at 4 of them,i love learning languages but not a real learner cuz I only get it from hearing the language😅

[@HadirUntukAnda]

Kalau skrg sih udah engga soalnya bahasa daerah mulai ditinggalin

[@mcbchannel7173]

@@HadirUntukAnda ah engga juga, saya frequently travel ke kota2 besar kaya malang, semarang, dan surabaya yang bahasa utama masih bahasa jawa, bandung yang masih bahasa sunda, dan samarinda dan balikpapan yang masih pake bahasa suku masing2 kalo di lingkup keluarga pake bahasa banjar, bahasa kutai, dan bahasa jawa. itu mah jakarta doang yang malu pake bahasa daerah. ibukota2 provinsi lain masih pake bahasa suku masing2 kok sebagai bahasa utama

[@natassyamallisa5578]

Oh I know her, Genesia. Finally the correct one that she said "Bahasa Indonesia" instead of just bahasa. Good Job Genesia

[@adeladelllllll]

The correct one is Indonesian.

[@ntabile]

If they didn't see Genesia in a KZbin shorts, they won't know that she's a polyglot.

[@aisukururimu7515]

From what I heard, Indonesians are actually one of the most favored foreign labor force in East Asian countries because of how adaptible they are to new languages compared to most other countries And yet despite this, and being the 4th most population in the world, the Indonesian diaspora in other countries is also one of the smallest in the world. Most Indonesians would choose to go back to Indonesia instead of staying permanently in the countries they worked/studied in. I always find it interesting how one of the most equipped people in the world to do well outside of their country, is also the people with one of the strongest nesting culture ever. Indonesia could easily become as world famous as Thailand or the Phillippines if only they're more willing to stay in the country they work/study in for the international media to see more of their culture on a daily life basis, and make Indonesia more known

[@klaraAlb]

Well historically, there weren't many slave/labour forces from Indonesia 'exported' to other countries during the Dutch colony other than The Netherlands itself and Suriname. Also in general, most Indonesians grew with a very very high family/community value oriented. It makes them feel the need to keep coming back despite their successfulness abroad or the then ugly-state of its country/government. They are very rooted and bonded to their family/friends. I for one, currently live abroad and always dreaming to live outside the country, but will be back to Indo in 2 years time. Never tought that the distance will only make you love and miss, not everything, but most of it. As an Indo, i speak Bahasa Indonesia as native, my local language Sundanese, English my second, learnt Deutschland/German at school and took 4-years course with it, and speak daily Japanese.

[@blubirbs]

The reason why most people go back than stay in the countries they worked/studied in is paperwork. It's it's hard to get working visa or PR because our country is just that weak w/ foreign relations that it's a lot easier to just go back than fight to lengthen the stay.

[@wenderis]

You're promoting brain drain.. Haha.. Probably one of the biggest factor the Philippines is in middle-income trap for decades.

[@giannux]

So true, most of us who are living abroad will going back home at some point, including me. We just cannot be far away from our big family. There is a saying: either you have food or not, togetherness is more important.

[@Heavenlyrules]

The Loyalty to the motherland is strong here

[@howmood8316]

Wow genesia i like the vibe,she beautiful and smart,more her videos pls

[@toqa6735]

ما شاء الله That's my goal ❤❤❤love to Indonesia from Iraq

[@Satrio1401091413]

Seongji speaks really fluent English too! It's rare to find a person with that level of English speaking fluency in Korea based on my experience.

[@Poor-sensei]

Omg genesia! I love her videos

[@Kawai87Rin]

Indonesian people actually born bi-lingual because we learned speak mother tongue : Javanese/ sundanese/etc at home, at school we learned : Bahasa Indonesia (generally) and then we learned English too. When we grow up we learned another language such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thailand, Germany, Spain, Italian or Arab. That's why Indonesian people can understand what our mother said with their dialect and what people said in their own language. So you can say that Indonesian people are multilingual.

[@FoxberryX]

i was following her in instagram for almost 2 years, i know she can speak all those languange but can still play along with all the guest, true entertainer!!

[@junafa2896]

Basically, Indonesians can speak many languages. Since childhood, Indonesian children can speak two languages, namely the local language (traditional language, i don't know how its called) and Indonesian language. and we are of course learning English too 😅

[@junafa2896]

and arabic sometimes, and Japanese for me cause i love anime 😅

[@oislaojksaiskjoi1780]

The most NATURAL and BEAUTIFUL person i ever seen. Her vibes, her eyes smile

[@marymadelleine]

Genesia is an Indonesian of chinese heritage.. and I love all her contents on youtube😊

[@chokyrachman6979]

Umumnya orang Indonesia adalah polyglot karena di Indonesia saja ada 700 bahasa daerah... Jadi dah gak aneh sih. Kalau ada orang Indonesia yg cepat menguasai bahasa asing.. Karena didalam bahasa Indonesia pun ada bahasa asing.... :)

[@MrJoeft]

Bahkan anak kota Indonesia itu dilahirkan langsung belajar 2 bahasa ibu (bhs daerah & bhs Indonesia), belum lagi bhs daerah terkadang ada 2 bahasa=halus dan ngoko (jawa).

[@dreandry]

Gw Indo, sunda, jawa tengahan, inggris😅

[@doubler1230]

@@MrJoeft ngga semua daerah di Indo nerapin pengajaran bahasa daerah. Di Sumut, terutama di Medan, mayoritas taunya ya bahasa Indo doang, sama kaya Jakarta.

[@officiallandreform]

​​@@doubler1230 dia ngga ngomongin soal pendidikan formal, bang.. yg dia omongin soal kultur.. meski ngga diajarin Bahasa Daerah di sekolah Medan, ya tetep aja scr kultur yg Melayu bs Bahasa Melayu, yg Batak Toba bs Bahasa Batak Toba, yg Batak Karo ya bs Bahasa Batak Karo, yg Tamil ya bs Bahasa Tamil, yg Tionghoa ya bs Bahasa Hokkien, dll.. kecuali klo dr latar belakang keluarga yg kawin campur ato emang sengaja ngga ngajarin Bahasa Daerah di rumah.. ya pakeinya pasti Bahasa Indonesia.. n ga cuma di Medan doank, di Kota² lain jg gtu..

[@celtonpangku1517]

Bner.. Papa gw Sangir, Mama gw Lombok, gw lahir du Sulut Otomatis bsa 4 Bahasa Sangir, Sasak, Manado & Indonesia

[@woofandfly8229]

Indonesian (especially those who born in big cities and Java) are born bilingual, speaking bahasa Indonesia and the local language. And because bahasa Indonesia is a language with minimal to no accent, we pronounce all latin alphabet letters without alteration; thus making it easier for us to pronounce other languages.

[@dannyfreebasic6461]

Genesia in World Friends content.. Woww🤯🙌👏

[@renopratama9175]

You're so cool, Sis! As an Indonesian, I'm super proud of you!

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

Bat eater

[@muchflub]

​@@Edgar_Ramirez471filidogs

[@Andin_Yulianti]

​@@muchflubdia orang Malaysia, lagi ngereog bukan orang Philipina

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

​​@@muchflub Ampo💩🇲🇨eater😂😂😂

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

@@muchflub 🇵🇭🇹🇭🇻🇳🇲🇾>>>>>>>>🇲🇨Dark short people

[@RubuKenyalu]

I can speak Indonesian,thai,japan,korean,and English and i learn Mandarin rn but i think its so difficult and i stress with that I'm always jealous of people who say Mandarin is easy like Even I can't understand anything, i just know ni hao😞

[@Pcyspo]

Ni hao😅

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

indonesians look like Papuans Respect form Dutchman🇳🇱👍

[@ookamicancerian3691]

Mandarin is easier than japanese though😅

[@k.w.f5792]

@@Edgar_Ramirez471 thank you i guess, i don't know what you even mean by that, but if you trying to be racist, bruhh... a guy called Ramirez probably brown and calling Himself Dutchman is the funniest sh1t ever Lmao bro what are you?? a dog or somethin?? you've being exported there or what?? 😂😂

[@jaydenlee3308]

@@Edgar_Ramirez471 Papua is part of indonesia smartass

[@thiagooliveira583]

I loved the video, it was funny when she said to the German girl "your language is so melodic, it can't be German because it's so aggressive, maybe it sounds more like Portuguese" LMAO

[@Shiza8]

It's so amazing to see multilingual speaking people here! ❤ I can speak up to 10 languages myself, so I feel so happy to see others speaking multiple languages too! 🥰

[@KvarsePop]

Y'all should visit this girl channel. Bcs her jokes is so funny and very understanding globally.

[@wanderluyst]

Fun fact : Some high schools in Indonesia have additional language subjects such as Japanese, Deutsch, Arabic, Mandarin, or French. Japanese is the common one, I got japanese subject back in my high school.

[@JlkKlj321]

Extremely cute! loved it! Thanks for sharing!

[@tommyc139]

Omg genesia i love her videos ❤❤❤❤

[@Kurosugita]

I am indonesian and i didn't realize untill now that I can speak alot of languages. I can speak bahasa, English, buitenzorg, LA, Leuwiliang, Manggarai, cirebone, bekasi, Karawang, Cikarang, tambun, Cililitan, PIK, glodok, bandung, Menteng, Subang, Sukabumi, Garut, Tasikmalaya, Cianjur, Depok, Jonggol, Tebet, cawang, a little bit of block m and etc. I also speak fluently Jakselesse literally very nice for the rest of my life.

[@Mehimehi26]

😂😂😂

[@SetuwoKecik]

Jokes aside, all those things you've mentioned can be considered as "bahasa", if not "dialect". So which "bahasa" did you referring to at the first one?

[@Kurosugita]

@@SetuwoKecik i was born in japan 2004 my mom is Japanese and my father sundanese. I prefer japanese for my first language, but I raised in indonesia so I choose indonesia as a first language, and I'm not really much speaking in japanese even my moms Japanese, now she can speak indonesia good enough and also a little bit of sundanese too

[@nde7816]

Lmao 😭

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@Kurosugita You sure you're an actual japanese, not a weeb pretending to be one? Anyway you're not answering my question.

[@vizelya]

I was expecting her to be on this channel. So glad she’s finally here!! 🎉 As an indonesian who’s learning other languages now, she’s definitely my inspiration ✨

[@anitalestari009]

Seru banget, jadi penasaran konten selanjutnya bareng Genesia

[@Hestyaldea]

Kak Genesia emang idola banget sih, sering liat kontennya seliweran di shorts, sekarang masuk channel ini

[@sbrii1099]

You definitely Kill it girl's!! . I'm Indonesian but born in Malaysia so technically can speak indonesian and Malaysian malay. Including the accent from each 13 Malaysia state. Indonesian also I can speak javanese, bataknese, minang. For international language I can speak Chinese because I attend Chinese school in Kuala Lumpur, English of course, korean because it's such fun language and learn it online-beside I love kdrama, deutsch and French also because I take private class and have several family live in Berlin and Belgium. Now I trying to learn Japanese language. Wish me luck😊

[@dracogf]

I'm Indonesian, in my vocational high school, I study Mandarin, French, Germany, English obviously, Arabic, and Japanese (because there is a student exchange from Japan) is certainly very exciting 🤩🤩

[@32vinsmoke]

Im Indonesian and i can immediately guessed where she came from bcz she speaks in English d way Indonesian speak. I mean i can catch the Indonesian logat in her english 😁 Bt she's amazing tho! How can one speak so many languages and fluent in all of those languages .. i wanna be like her ❤

[@riotuasikal169]

Genesia is Indonesia's finest!!! I watched a lot of Genesia's video on Insta. I always look up to people like her that speak multiple languages. I like learning language myself. But I'm only fluent in Indonesian and English, my language learning (Japanese and Spanish) never reached a level that she has.

[@bellaaa9957]

Relatable, hope we soon can be fluent as well🙏🙏

[@_noonee_]

Haha, same with me except im learning Dutch. Its okay we can do it :')

[@genmaichalatte]

OMG GENE???? girl you do be making waves 🔥

[@mashle31]

Genesia is such a happy ball, a smart and successful young woman, proud Asian

[@adityarahmanda]

Once I see genesia in the thumbnail, I watch this video. I'm also a fellow Indonesian who love to learn lots of languages and always entertained with you video in your SNS.

[@MyawMyaw01]

Genesia has been *Nihongo-jouzu*ed 😂

[@hestiaprilliaf2015]

FR!　まじ それlow key やめて欲しいw

[@MyawMyaw01]

@@hestiaprilliaf2015 私もそう思います

[@allancac]

I can´t watch these videos every day because I can fall in love...

[@Dfathurr]

Any Indonesian kid will speak at least 2 language (Indonesian and local language) and maybe English (at least understand some of it). And quite a lot of Indonesian is polyglot in most wider variety. Some understand European languages such as English, French, German, Dutch, etc. Some will understand eastern languages like Chinese, Korean, Japanese. Some also understand languages like Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, etc I myself capable of speaking Indonesian (as a native tongue). English (fluent) French (been too long not speaking it actually but still understand it) Arabic (at least basic form), and 2 local languages (Sundanese and Javanese). So yeah........ in Indonesia there is always somebody you can speak fluently. One way or another

[@Mithska85]

Finally, she came here 😁well done, Genesia 👍

[@agungpriyadi7975]

I am from Indonesia, I am curious about 6 global languages, and of course, in Indonesia, there are also local languages because in Indonesia every ethnic group has its own language, if she can also speak the local language, it means she can speak 7 languages

[@akusiapa2766]

She maybe speaking Javanese fluently and also known Sundanese (if I'm not switch it) She also miss Indonesia 2017 from South sumatera and maybe i think she know some accent more than it

[@rikishikato5001]

"What's the famous place in your country?" "The... Great Wall...?" Bro...

[@thepainphantom]

Multilingual boys: Rizzing up chicks in KZbin shorts Multilingual girls:

[@amidugunarathna]

She is here, finally ❤🎉

[@LilyJin_Morrow]

She's amazing and also funny, I love her videos on KZbin

[@ytube.agusss]

EEEY GENESIA. SO GLAD SHE COME TO WORLD FRIENDS

[@zens554]

I am Indonesian, I can speak 4 languages, english as international language, indonesia as lingua franca language, sundanese because I live in West Java and javanese because both of my parents come from central java, Indonesia itself is most diversity country in the world with more than 17,000 islands, 1300 ethnicity and 700 languages and almost 90% of indonesia population is trilingual or fourlingual

[@Verbalaesthet]

Ah, so cool. I subscribed to her videos and to this and they were combined. Funny she messed with expectations of the others.

[@bangberryy]

9:08 GIRL THANK YOU ! REAL 😩🙏 echt danke, bist einfach nh ehrenfrau !

[@windypurnama]

Ini dia yg ditunggu tunggu, main ke korea juga ya kak genesia

[@ratihindrs8875]

She is not only polygot. But also really good at doing interview, public speaking etc...

[@mr.brightside6087]

I speak Bahasa Indonesia, English, and Dutch. Honestly, if you hear a German slurring because too drunk or high, it will sound exactly like the Dutch language

[@ikhwan7210]

the character changes when she starts speaking indo 😂😂

[@Kiv4bi]

Heeeei, I know you ❤ selalu suka liat konten²mu, eh sekarang muncul di sini 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@rinaldir8628]

When I want to have fun learning German, I watch Genesia on IG. But I also love hearing her speaking Japanese, Mandarin and Korean. Terus belajar bahasa baru, Genesia!

[@Naa-ru9mq]

Happy to see kak Genesia here!! Love the way you prank them!! 😆🙌

[@dearrylh8924]

Omg my requested.. finally, thank you world friends 🙏🏻😭❤

[@Jeda5479]

Dhe should learn one of the latin languange. Once she master it, she could easily speak French, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.

[@Espresso1027]

I DIDN'T KNOW YOUR NAME IS GENESIA. It's fun to see your video tho. Love from Indonesia. It's such a fun things to see you in another channel ^^

[@arasong]

Kak gen nonton di youtube.lah muncul disini.sukses Selalu

[@myy3thaccount]

OMGG its so nice to see kak gene here 🥰🥰. im so proud of u, gene!

[@gameznunux]

Hey! I'm also polyglot, my native language is Bahasa Indonesia, i know Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, i'm also learning Balinese, Batak and Dayak 🗿

[@dimariandadharma1839]

Gabut amat bg😂😂😂

[@reyzarch]

8:20 joana sound loveable when she speak german

[@Khariz79]

我是印尼人，会说粤语、普通话、闽南语、英语。I'm a native Indonesian who can speak cantonese,mandarin,hokkien,english.

[@pengkun2237]

印尼华人？

[@Khariz79]

@@pengkun2237 我不是，我是爪哇混血苏门答腊岛人

[@chaerunfi]

@@Khariz79很高兴认识你！

[@pengkun2237]

👍👍👍👍

[@janvier8216]

As an Indonesian I grew up with three languages (Indonesian and two local language) and as a time flies I speak English, Arab, Korean, French and a bit of Hebrew

[@nuysaccforbobby4381]

so proud seeing genesia here ❤❤

[@zidniilman3685]

Thank you Genesia, u completely awesome!

[@Billoybong2]

heyyy it's you! Long time Indonesian KZbin fan here hehe

[@devna23]

wooww!! keren🥰 Indonesia sudah terbiasa dengan banyak bahasa, banyak bahasa daerah jg. Dan lebih keren lagi dia bs banyak bahasa asing

[@Ear-ms6ed]

I love how she still has her Indonesian accent. Very charming.

[@elikeliii]

i like that youre always so humble despite knowing that many languages im learning the same languages but i still suck at it so much

[@YouOnUsPath]

Indonesia is polyglot warehouse naturally, by default since born at least know 2-3 languages (mother and father native languages plus Bahasa Indonesia) then if muslim will learn how to read Arabic letters for Quran learning (just can read but doesnt know the meaning), history also showed the first president of Indonesia is polyglot as well (between 7-8 languages), the education system too encourage people to learns many foreigns language, English is fixed courses then (optional in govt public school other languages is Japanese and Germany).

[@geshabcd]

I really interested in Genesia's content and personality! Such a bright girl

[@kuyaatnic9257]

Akhirnya tiba disini juga cece

[@annamidori4479]

I’m also Indonesian who speaks more than 2 languages. I speak fluent English, Indonesian as well, and also Javanese as my daily conversational language. For additional, I speak basic Korean and Japanese for business purposes since I’m currently working at 4 stars hotel. And I can say that I’m proud being a polyglot without even having a formal courses since I was a kid. So, I think that being multilingual in Indonesia is a common thing because our people are actually fast learners.

[@EddieReischl]

This is really cute. I imagine Genesia and other Indonesians would learn British English, but like Seong-Ji, she has an American accent. Also, it may be from her spending time in Germany, but the way she says words like "it" and "this", she sounds like she's from SE Wisconsin, where we have very heavy German ancestry, the other parts of the state sounding more like Minnesota and the Dakotas. Edit: Also "other than", the way Genesia says it to the girl from Minnesota.

[@bels4840]

i’d say most indonesians have american accent because of pop culture influence.

[@kilanspeaks]

What makes you think we learn British English in school? We are not former British colonies like neighboring Malaysia or Singapore 😅 Honestly, most Indonesians don't even know the difference between American and British English, but I believe in school we learn "color" instead of "colour" and "realize" instead of "realise", so I guess we learn American English? Don't take my word for it, though, as most of us don't even speak English 😂

[@EddieReischl]

@@kilanspeaks That is all true, but Germany and France learn British English, and they were never British colonies. I say this as a proud American, British English is a better template for learning the language and the grammar, so most countries use it for teaching.

[@kilanspeaks]

@@EddieReischl Our other neighbor, the Philippines, learn American English and they are some of the best speakers of that language in the region, so I think it doesn't matter which version of English you use, it's all about actually making the effort to learn the language (which we really don't do in Indonesia, LOL). And Singaporeans and Malaysians still speak English with an American accent these days even though they learn British English in school, because who watches British shows anyway? 🤷‍♂️ In Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore the only ones who need to care about British English are those like the writers, journalists, lawyers, etc because they still need to write in British spelling.

[@EddieReischl]

@@kilanspeaks Yeah, that makes sense that the Philippines would learn American English. I always just look at our English as shorthand and British as the full version.

[@k.upward]

Chinese people are so nice about people learning their language. Like her Korean was so good but she only got a 7, and her Chinese was really really basic but she got 8-10. As a foreigner in China, you can basically say 你好 and people are impressed

[@adhidash]

Dude she really present Neo Indonesian ❤

[@Dafa__-xo6gg]

Omg, I was shock for seconds. One of my Idols invited to this Channel 😅😅.

[@erialbar]

Indonesia it self have 3 language Local language Street language Formal language

[@valleriedominic]

I'm also an Indonesian that can speak English & Korean and understands a lil bit of Japanese & Chinese. I'm recently interested in Thai too. I regret that my Japanese and Chinese skills aren't very good, but this video motivates me to learn more about them so I can become fluent like her 🥳 Languages are awesome!

[@dap6339]

Most indonesians speak at least two languages, bahasa indonesia and local dialect. Plus, some muslim part speak arabic. Plus, urban people speak engliah as well.

[@rhea2811]

local languages are actually has different meanings with dialect. Dialect is just uhmm different in accent just like the American said "a" more to e and so on. Javanese, minang, and other local language just different

[@dap6339]

@@rhea2811 that maybe what we call it "accent". While "local dialect" is more than an accent. It has its own rules and vocabularies, simply like a language as we know normally.

[@ReiKakariki]

I loved this video, the polyglot Indonesian girl and all the Asian girls are lovely, polite, lively and intelligent without exception, plus videos of this group playing with cordless phones, and guessing songs, foreign movies and cartoons together. The Indonesian Austronesian girl has real German, Statesonian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese connections. Excellent group needs to play more together on all Korean channels out there. She speaks beautiful Indonesian, you just have to speak slow and medium, she speaks very fast and has a beautiful voice. That's what success is 💋💋💋💋💋💋 Genesia or Gene Synclaire welcome 🤗😁😁🤗🦎🎁🎁💚🌿🌿🌲🌳to all koreans channels of culture and entertainment 🌴🌵☘️🍃🏖️⛰️🌍🌎🌏🌏🌬️🌟✨🌌🧸👌👌❤️😍😽🏝️🏝️🏞️🌈😃😄💛💒🌈💋💋💋💋💋 good luck here good luck in all them together 🤞🍀🤞👍💋💋💋💋🍀

[@Mehimehi26]

Genesia, i follow your IG, you can switch not only language but also their accest and their culture. Indonesian had a good tounge they can mimic almost any languange.

[@JamieMieLi]

Oh my god i'm having the "I know her" moment 😂 I FEEL PROUD FR Aku baru tau ternyata kalo belajar banyak bahasa tuh terkadang bisa lupa ama satu bahasa. Bahkan sekarang aku baru ingat kalo aku juga pernah ngalamin, Pas SMP ku kebanyakan make Bahasa Inggris di HP jadi Bahasa Indonesia aku agak mulai 'kaku' gitu. Oh ternyata bikin lega karena ada juga toh yg pernah ngalamin lupa ama bahasa yg pernah dipelajarin :D Nice video!!!