Speaking ONLY In Our Native Languages For One DAY!! Can they Understand Each Other??

[@serfin01]

The Spanish lady was the translator for the Italian, Brazilian and French ones. It looks like Spanish language works like a bridge among the Romance languages. It was really interesting.

[@spadaacca]

French is the furthest "sounding." Spanish sits closely between Portuguese and Italian. But vocabulary-wise I tend to find more common words between French and Italian - they just don't sound similar at all! (vs. Spanish and Italian where sometimes they sound sometimes exactly the same)

[@serfin01]

@@spadaacca I’m agree with you.

[@brunnocesar1411]

Andrea speaks catalan too, it helps a lot with French words

[@bre_me]

Andrea also speaks Catalan which would help with French and Italian I think

[@ManuelLopez-zq9up]

​@@brunnocesar1411and with Portuguese, too! (I speak fluently three (Spanish, mother tongue; catalán, second language and Portuguese, fourth language, Italian is "usually easy" and I'm learning French)

[@camaleonino_òwó]

now we need them together doing a brazilian dish, a spanish dish and a french dish pls XD

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

😊😅

[@ismaelpereira7634]

Por favor!!!!!!!

[@Liz-r5l]

Si!

[@Raynbows]

YES!!😭 especially the Brazilian one since they all struggled understanding Portuguese

[@taylorgletscher]

Julia should teach them how to make feijoada, complete with rice and farofa as side dishes, that would be something interesting to see.

[@henriquemedeiros2885]

That's officially one of the most energetic Brazilians I've seen in my entire life, and I'm Brazilian😅

[@itsmeloltm]

sério? achei um jovem adulto comum brasileiro kkkk, muito simpática

[@danillopetrova]

She's the saddest brazilian 😂😂

[@flavio-viana-gomide]

Ela é normal para mim. Já vi muitas pessoas iguais a ela.

[@LucasVenda]

You live in quite a bum of place here, my boy. She's got the energy of a close friend of mine and I agree with the dude above that it's not so hard to find such an energetic brazilian

[@cesruhf2605]

Cause she's no longer in Brazil so she doesn't have to fear for her life 😅😅

[@henri191]

Video with latin languages are always so good , the chemistry among the members is so good , Andrea from Spain 🇪🇦 is absolutely amazing

[@XOXO-eo5vu]

Romance languages* The only latin language is latin

[@InfoRome]

@XOXO-eo5vu, they are also called Latin languages

[@himerosaxe5822]

He's just ignorant 😂​@@InfoRome

[@gaetano.4230]

Yeah she is beautiful girl 😮

[@Veilleverlas]

​@@gaetano.4230 that isn't relevant, and has nothing to do with the original comment

[@randyluz2088]

No way Andrea is 35 and Giulia is 30 😳😳they look so young! I said they look so young meaning they look like they're in their early 20's.

[@lauralemon4890]

How did you expect them to look??? 35 is not 60

[@joaoaugustolandim]

Giulia* Julia is the brazilian (23)

[@Marcelo.divaio]

Make UP is Magic this day😂😂😂

[@randyluz2088]

@@joaoaugustolandim yes Giulia!

[@randyluz2088]

@@Marcelo.divaio nah, good genetics

[@Rockypf2]

Giulia panicking in italian was hilarious and adorable. And poor Julia perceived it as her being mad. Naturally theres more time to explain slowly during preparation but once the flames are going timing becomes important. The cast members are very likable and have good chemistry. It's easy to see that they've genuinely become friends.

[@Rockypf2]

@digitandoshshua Thanks. I guess the joking part went over my head, but I didn't think she was being emotional or anything. I assumed it was a lighthearted misinterpretation of Giulia's tone. Everyone in the video was clearly getting along great.

[@therubenp88]

We need a Julia and Giulia spinoff show

[@Frey_2026]

Yeah, Giulia yells "Basta!" in italian to Julia and she doesn't understand it, because "Basta" in portuguese is "Basta".

[@Sim0sama]

@@Frey_2026wtf 🤣 is it translated the same way? Lol

[@Frey_2026]

@@Sim0sama Exact same way

[@ericshimizukarbstein6885]

@@Sim0sama Yes, it is, although less used by the dialect Julia speaks, usually in São Paulo we say "chega" (a command to stop) or "pronto" (done, you can stop), or some longer phrases if you are not in a hurry.

[@Frey_2026]

@@ericshimizukarbstein6885 She doesn't speak a dialect, she has an accent. She lived in SP's countryside and should know very well what 'basta' or 'bastante' mean.

[@rosengarden]

latin languages are so chaotic when reunited, i loved this new type of video ❤

[@XOXO-eo5vu]

Romance* Not latin

[@caninon7570]

@@XOXO-eo5vu Latin* I guess you missed up some classes on school...

[@bossnoeul9332]

Latin* languages ​@@XOXO-eo5vu

[@henhaooahneh]

​@@XOXO-eo5vuRomance means from Rome (Latin was the language of the city)

[@leonardobarbarini5141]

@@XOXO-eo5vu actually it is correct to say both, i'm brazilian and we literally call "línguas latinas" (latin languages). It's not common to say "línguas românicas" (romance languages) but is also correct. BTH "Romance Languages" doesn't even make sense when you translate to Portuguese, Spanish, Italian etc because it means "Love Languages" lol. "Roman Languages" would be better.

[@day9232]

"Aí que específica, moça" KKKKKKKKKKKK racho de rir com a Julia

[@Urbxx]

"um mocinho saudável, gente" kkkkk

[@andersonresque2992]

Pior: só a gente entende essas expressões kkkkk

[@kas0986]

Ia comentar agora isso, to morrendo de rir kkkkkkkkk

[@ivamnozaki1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@total_boredom]

E a risada no começo 😂😂 "Hoho"

[@anastasiacheers9164]

I’m Italian and I studied French and Spanish in high school and now I’m in the first class of university studying Brazilian Portuguese (actually my teacher is from São Paulo, so the accent is the same). This video for me it’s like godsend really like a blessing!!! I want to see more videos like that! And also gosh these girls are so beautiful really❣️❣️❣️ Andrea it’s very classy love that

[@mqcyoutube1990]

Ci rende molto felici che hai scelto nostro idioma per imparare! Io invece ho cominciato l'anno scorso a imparare l'italiano =) Grazie e buona fortuna nel tuo processo di apprendimento 👏

[@watashiyo8523]

Andrea was like a mom cooking with her kids lol

[@realslavicgirl]

Agreee 😂😂😂😂

[@realslavicgirl]

I’d say “her younger sisters” than “her kids” 😅

[@hnrccaa]

accidentally she had this role, bc she was the only one understanding Italian 🇮🇹

[@gaetano.4230]

My ideal woman 😅

[@liukin95]

It'll be a great day when we finally get a Romanian on this channel 🇷🇴

[@hnrccaa]

Yes, or Moldavian 🇲🇩

[@uma_era_se_foi-6135]

​@@hnrccaa Moldavien is a Latin language too?

[@jesusandres9580]

​@@uma_era_se_foi-6135Yes, actually it is too similar to romanian that they could sound like an only language

[@joliver101]

Sim, apoio a adição de um romeno para completar o time.

[@raphaelaiello]

​@@jesusandres9580oh...I did not know Moldavian was latin...tks for sharing!

[@SergioACNeto]

Brazilians can easily understand almost everything of what Spanish speakers say. Italian is way harder to understand, but most of time is understandable. French is almost impossible to understand any sentence if you have no French knowledge.

[@ManuelLopez-zq9up]

As Spanish, Italian 80% without any effort, 85-90% with... I am learning French and even with that, it's hard for me to understand her, I'll say 40-50%, with (a lot of) effort. Portuguese 100% (because... Well, I have a full C2)

[@gabrielm1180]

no italiano, basta prestar um pouco mais de atenção.

[@azideia-jr9zs]

Já o romeno faz o francês parecer mais fácil.

[@tomeullabres5288]

I would say, as spanish, you can easily understand 80% from italian but if you can speak catalan like the spanish lady in the video (she is from Mallorca), it's about 99%, French, probably 5% (10% if you speak catalan). With portuguese it's kind of weird for me because I understand much better a brazilian than a portuguese. Anyway, if they speak slowly, you will get 80% easily.

[@Rafissima]

​@@tomeullabres5288 It can also be accent, cause as brazilians we have a hard time understanding portguese people, they usually speak faster

[@samirSch]

In case anyone wondering which french song Julia was singing it was "Dernière Danse" from Indila, who's a great singer btw.

[@Charl_es19]

The three girls did a good job understanding many of Giulia's words , but i hope what will happen when it comes to french , french is the most different among them 😂 , Spain and Brazil probably won't be so hard

[@capivara9016]

as a Brazilian, Italian is easier to understand imo, Spanish speakers speak FAST

[@simonepunzo4890]

Un italiano può capire il francese

[@alistairt7544]

I can't wait for the French cause they'll be so lost 😅

[@adenauerlemos7926]

You're right. I'm brazilian and french is hard to understand, but Spanish and italian is easier.

[@simonepunzo4890]

@@adenauerlemos7926 Io come italiano capisco principalmente il francese e dopo lo spagnolo, ma il portoghese un po'.

[@Zeynep-t5m]

Brazilian Julia is perfecttt. She has such a beautiful energy that she can turn any atmosphere an intimate friendship environmet ahahahah

[@rodrigodiaz7167]

Let me guess you are american?? she's so noisy and unsufferable to me, specially in comparison to the other well educated girls

[@derhund9638]

Damn I hated the way she always interrupted the french girl, id have liked to see her participate more but the brazilian girl was just there laughing, screaming and being way too loud all the time. Maybe it's my problem, I see a lot of you really liked her, that's great.

[@isobel95]

@@derhund9638 Dont worry, I guess when brazilians are feeling too much "at home", we tend to interrupt and talk loud too much. And it seemed Julia was suuuper excited and comfortable, so yeah, the introvert ones cant compete. In my home, there's me and mom, my dad doesnt even get a chance. But I'm trying not to be that person ALL the time. It's nice when I'm feeling shy, I like when people talk to me in a happy and excited way even leading the convresation, like Julia does, but it can be annoying, when they talk over you too much, even if it means no harm, you feel invisible, I've been there in both shoes. All about the balance.

[@Danay985]

I didn't like the Brazilian girl at all. Too loud for me. Loud like Venezuelans and Colombians 🙄

[@otohime8516]

@@Danay985 I mean, we brazilians, colombians and venezuelans got the sauce anyway, you can stay with the silence

[@mateusgatynhu]

I HAVEN'T EVEN FINISHED THE VIDEO YET AND I'M ALREADY SAYING IT'S THE BEST OF WORLD FRIENDS

[@lonnekemusic]

This was so much fun! I want to see a series of cooking in a different language with a native speaker!

[@randyluz2088]

I love Giulia. She was so politely strict 😂😂

[@Gabrielglr]

She's only mine 😭

[@rogercruz1547]

Giulia *

[@fabricio4794]

​@@rogercruz1547she is hot

[@livedandletdie]

@@rogercruz1547 GIVLIA IN LINGVA LATINAE ET GIULIA IN LINGVA ITALIA.

[@Frey_2026]

Italian doesn't use the letter J for anything

[@juanjacobomoracerecero6604]

Andrea looks like the ancient Iberian statue called the Lady of Elche, she is very beautiful and chill.

[@j.a.130]

Pues ahora que lo dices...

[@pinagrrrr2280]

Yeah she does. She is very classy.

[@LeonardoDeMoraes-b8j]

I’m Italian / Brazilian and I TOTALLY LOVE THIS ❤️

[@pamm4835]

hope you guys can do the cooking segment again but switch it to be in each persons language. that was fun

[@mugal2010]

Muy bueno el vídeo, les entendía prácticamente todo a la brasileña y a la italiana, ya que la francesa no habló mucho. Para mi, la chiquilla brasileña se llevó todo el protagonismo!

[@maylinbruns7316]

Yipee percebi tudo

[@XOXO-eo5vu]

No habrías entendido nada de todos modos si nunca estudiste francés. La pronunciación de esta langua es demasiada diferente de otras.

[@esterreinaldodasilva26]

Percebi que a Júlia do Brasil gesticula tudo que fala, isso é muito brasileiro, assim como o vício de "neh" e "gente", se a pessoa mandar eu tirar essas palavras eu não falo mais 😂😂😂

[@AriadneBarroso]

Provável herança da imigração italiana. Falamos iguais a eles, com braços e mãos - na Argentina tem disso também. 🤣

[@pedrosabino8751]

​@@princegustavTbm acho q deve ser coisa de latino, um historiador japonês do século 16 uma vez disse que os comerciantes portugueses mostravam seus sentimentos sem nenhum autocontrole, pode ser que ele estivesse se referindo aos gestos ou ao lado mais emotivo

[@azideia-jr9zs]

​@@princegustavSim, provavelmente é algo de origem romana/latina, e tanto os italianos quanto os ibéricos herdaram.

[@otohime8516]

@@pedrosabino8751 Cara assiste Shogun, mostra exatamente isso que tu comentou, como eram considerados "selvagens"... em todo ponto da humanidade, alguma civilização foi vista como 'selvagem'

[@efisgpr]

Rsrs😂

[@FernandoGomes-n6o]

Spanish and Brazilian portugues is so cute languages!!!👏👏

[@teebo_fr_en_it]

I am French. But my favourite language is Italian. Listening to cooking instructions in Italian... heaven!

[@armyaj]

They should assemble something from Ikea! and one person has the manual instructing everyone in their language

[@utha2665]

Everyone knows the instructions from Ikea are terrible, I don't think any language would help, unless you're Swedish. 😅

[@benedettazaninello7288]

I love this idea!

[@Gilmarbattysta98]

​@@utha2665It's not the same French thing as R from Rio de Janeiro, Sp our from the interior

[@MarcosSilveira]

Yes and the person giving the instructions must be the French girl! 😈

[@MarcosSilveira]

Andrea looks so "stylish" and "fancy" and other words I don't know the meaning to express the impression I get when I see her. It's like she's a model coming from a very rich family. Very educated, incredibly beautiful and chic at the same time. Awesome Spanish woman! And 35?!? Really, she looks at least 10 years younger!

[@williansouza8724]

yeah, she just looks elegant, i think!

[@MarcosSilveira]

@@williansouza8724 that's the word I was looking for!

[@samirSch]

"Classy" is the word you're looking for. Makes women much more beautiful. Sadly, even among the elites you won't find too much classy women here in Brazil, I'm sure you guys know this too.

[@anastasia-fr1gn]

I agree. But she has a very casual and fun attitude and not at all snobby. She’s my favorite cast member on this channel.

[@MarcosSilveira]

@@samirSch "Classy", exactly!! And about the lack of such women here in Brazil, I think she's a kind of woman who is in extinction in the western world, not only in Brazil. Unfortunately.

[@_sleepymoon]

PLEASE WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THSSSS!!! the girls need to do a cake next time!

[@AlexSpeed18]

Hi Guys and Girls, I want to talk to the production team behind everything. Guys I've been watching all your videos and this is by far the best one you've done so far. Do more practical videos like this.

[@lucasherrera2022]

Me encantó demasiado este nuevo formato de videos jajaja Yo estoy aprendiendo italiano y me sirvió demasiado para tratar de entender sin subtitulos Sigan haciendo más videos sobre esto, por favor Y una última, tendrían que hacer algún vídeo de italianos y argentinos tratando de entenderse, tenemos muchisimas palabras similares, debido a que somos casi el 65% de la población descendientes de italianos

[@SuperJ213]

I've been learning Spanish using Duolingo since March (currently in Section 2 Unit 13) and I am happy that I was able to make out somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 of what you just said. It seems like I can only do that with written words though. Sometimes it's crazy hard to understand what is being said verbally. I don't expect to be totally fluent or anything using Duolingo, but I am feeling encouragement to continue. Does knowing the written language make it easier to learn the spoken language, or vice versa?

[@maylinbruns7316]

Knowing the writing part makes it definitely easier to anderstand the spoken part. I learn Portuguese with Duolingo and think that it helps me to write the sentences in the right order. I think it is good to learn with Duolingo but if you become better start to read small books and listen to the language too, maybe by watching videos.

[@maylinbruns7316]

I have never learnd Spanish but Portuguese and understood almost everything you wrote :)) Writen it is possible to get a idea but from listening it is hard.

[@lucasherrera2022]

@@SuperJ213 I'm learning italian in Duolingo and yes, is easier to learn Spanish knowing how are written the words. Practically, we spoke the words literally how are written. And since Italian is practically identical to Spanish, it became much easier for me to learn. Now I am trying to learn Portuguese, but the pronunciation of some of its words is a bit difficult.

[@rogercruz1547]

@@SuperJ213 If you realize Spanish has only one way to write the sounds you hear. No "Though, thought, rough, brought, through, thorough" situation. I still can't understand perfectly because they speak too fast and I never know which accent I should be listening for. They say the same about my brasilian portuguese so I guess we are even.

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

IN: As a Spanish speaker, I think I understood about 80% portuguese and 70% italian. ES: Como hispanohablante, creo que entendí cerca de un 80% portugués y 70% italiano. PT: Como hispanofalante, creo que entendi cerca de um 80% português e 70% italiano. IT: Come ispanofono, credo di aver capito circa l'80% del portoghese e 70% dell'italiano. FR: Comme hispanophone, je crois avoir compris environ 80% du portugais et 70% de l'italien.

[@hyungtaecf]

PT: Como falante de espanhol, acho que entendi cerca de 80% de português e 70% de italiano.

[@brainworker]

In italian we say ispanofono

[@BlackHoleSpain]

Los españoles estamos más acostumbrados al italiano que los hispanoamericanos, ha habido muchos artistas italianos en la televisión de España los últimos 40 años. Personalmente subiría el porcentaje al 85%, pero los hispanoamericanos entienden más portugués porque Brasil es dominante en la región. Sin embargo, en España entendemos mucho peor el portugués que el italiano, yo bajaría el porcentaje de portugués apenas al 40%. Al haber subtítulos en inglés y estar superpuestos a la imagen sin poder quitarlos, es inmediato saber qué se está diciendo. Hubiese sido bastante diferente la experiencia sin ellos.

[@biscoito1r]

The word for Hispanic in Portuguese is hispânico and not hispano.

[@SergioACNeto]

As a Portuguese speaker, I think I understood about 85% Spanish, 45% Italian and 2% French.

[@maylinbruns7316]

I really like the Brazilian girl. She is funny :)

[@Gabrielglr]

Get out, she's mine 😭

[@fabricio4794]

​@@Gabrielglrshe is real mine pal...she desires me hahaha

[@Danilo111]

I guess I’m doing good learning Portuguese because I understood 80% of what Julia said when she talked fast at min 2:28

[@canyoufeelzeschadenfreude2363]

Nice!

[@Danilo111]

@@princegustav I have the advantage of speaking both English and Spanish and spending 100s of hours listening to brazilian radio

[@bossnoeul9332]

Italian here, i absolutely loved this video😂 and Andrea, she is so cute and looks like a mum with kids, she has my heart😍 i'm sorry Julia thought Giulia was angry, cause it's not the case, Giulia was only worried about the pasta getting burned so that's why she sounded a bit alarmed😅 i like the fact that they were all speaking their languages, trying to understand each others, it's like a fun experiment 😂

[@Vale-theReal]

I understand and speak Spanish, French and Italian. And for me its very funny to watch it because I understand the most, can hear differences between this languages and I can expand my vocabulary. Thats why i love this Videos ❤😊

[@spadaacca]

What's interesting coming from French x Spanish x Italian in this video - when the Portuguese comes in! It's sort of understandable, but I don't know thanks to which language! Like when they were talking about the age, heights, thanks for asking, color etc.

[@Sim0sama]

“Aglioso” isn’t an Italian word and “rollalo” neither. 😂 Sometimes in Italian we add “oso” at the end of the world, to say “this taste like..” “aglioso” means it takes like aglio (garlic), but we made up words like this, its not actually a real word. Also, we take a verb in English and we spell it in Italian with Italian grammar to make it more Italian, creating new made up words. “rollalo” = to roll + it, “Roll it”, in Italian should’ve been “Giralo”, from the verb “girare” = to roll, 😂 So yeah This is something we do for lots of words, “Rollalo” instead of “Giralo”/“Attorciglialo”😂

[@maartenvandersteen5134]

Giulia is totally one of those girls who wants the "perfect" guy lol Also really appreciate World Friends trying something different, so refreshing.

[@markdagfrombeyond8012]

I am italin...The problem Is they are the first that are not perfect...typical italian girl pretensiousness...so useless

[@paolocereda2070]

10:39 *il sederino dell'aglio* (she basically called the internal part of the garlic "garlic's little butt")

[@oscarberolla9910]

El culito del ajo jaja...

[@M.C.P.]

No, la parte finale.

[@MarcosSilveira]

I don't know what Julia had before the video shooting but I want it too! She's always plugged in the 220v!!

[@JoaoAlvarenga22]

Cocaine is a helluva drug

[@MarcosSilveira]

@@JoaoAlvarenga22 that I'll pass, sorry! 😂😂😂

[@GuilFernandes]

It's called "brazilianship" lol

[@Giacomini03]

iPad - fragile 😂👏🏻 🇧🇷🇮🇹🇪🇸🇫🇷❤

[@Mistermeawmeaw]

Best video of world friends sooo far

[@thato596]

What i have noticed is that all the french girls in these videos do not talk that much. But i love how calm and down to earth they are. In these american movies they like show french girls talking an flirting a lot. Even the old england comedy show mind your language

[@jessyromel]

Now I am curious and wanting to see you three making some Brazilian food. That might be a disaster but a funny video.

[@spadaacca]

I found this super interesting! I speak French perfectly, Spanish relatively well, and get Italian so-so and to see the three languages come together in a conversation was wow! I was losing track of what was which language while still understanding the conversations. And (surprisingly or unsurprisingly) that helped quite a bit with the Portuguese as well, although it was hard to get still - I just got the main ideas. But, what was interesting was, I had no idea through which language I was understanding the Portuguese - it was just like the words were making sense in my head!

[@ValiHer0]

Sou brasileiro e lembro que o vídeo que mais me pirou foi um italiano falando inglês em nova york enquanto soltava frases em latim pra ver como as pessoas reagiam e isso ao mesmo tempo em que a legenda em português estava ligada, minha mente já estava girando em confusão

[@lysanhugh]

I love seeing these new concepts like cooking, and their fun interactions with it. The girls are awesome as always.

[@malubarreto7620]

Amazing video!!! Do more videos like this! It would be so nice if there was a food from each country, with instructions in each language.

[@rodolfohermozabarrera2732]

This was definitely one of the best videos you've ever made! XD Love from Peru, South America. 🤗🤗🤗🤗😜😜😜

[@riccardocravero3614]

As an Italian, I appreciated Giulia using words like "fortore", "agliosa" and "li rollerei". I guess they show the creativity of our language ahahah 😂

[@leticiagurgel6032]

I loved the concept of this video, a bit chaotic but it was really fun to watch the girls dealing with it

[@day9232]

I begging you, pls bring a video of them trying to cook with Julia explaining on Portuguese 🙏🙏🙏

[@silviastanziola659]

So, basically, you want to see them starting a house fire.

[@hnrccaa]

​@@silviastanziola659 yes, i see great trouble coming 😬😬

[@day9232]

@@silviastanziola659 exactly 🤩

[@hooba8]

Meu deos eu sou apaixonado pela Julia. My gosh I'm in love with Julia.

[@aayush_vaishnav]

Julia in every video because of her personality

[@Urbxx]

Yeesssss

[@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose]

Me with mixed roots (here, French, Spanish & Italian) can understand Portuguese 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 & my Brazil friends do, too. Love them all & our languages. ❤

[@cifani3f]

Fantastiche ragazze molto simpatiche. Ps.: la pasta venduta all'estero non è fatta da solo grano duro, ma anche con farina 00( non amnessa in Italia),che le da una consistenza gommosa.

[@anastasia-fr1gn]

I’ve never seen Giulia so excited and cute as when she was describing her ideal type lol

[@lucasmelee]

Andrea is goooorgeous T.T, they all are

[@joaoboscoth203]

"did you learn something new today?"... basta cosi.

[@TheMatps]

Basta così.. but basta is enough!

[@joaoboscoth203]

@@TheMatps it's very similiar to "Já basta!", in portuguese. it gives more intensity than "basta", but it's true.. basta is enough.

[@Shonazzz]

Glad they made Julia a psuedo host, shes great. Also at first I found it strange that they got all the European counterparts for each language except for Portuguese, but then I realized probably close to none of them would understand Portugal Portuguese

[@alexurfantasy]

I love how the Italian girl stepped in told the French girl what the Spanish girl said 😂❤

[@thedeadman82988]

Hi Andrea, Julia, Lou-Anne and giulia!!! Stay awesome!!! Sending you a big hug. Lou-Anne or Julia should give cooking directions next time

[@AstralAu]

I loved this concept, I hope that they all take turns speaking in their language while the others try to cook!

[@magomistico562]

Julia sempre carismática 💙🇧🇷

[@saulovieira8334]

I loved this video. All the girls were amazing. I am from Brazil and I think Julia's São Paulo accent too strong.

[@ValiHer0]

Inclusive eu que só sou do estado de SP também acho forte,falo isso por que há muito uma coisa de o povo pensar que o estado todo tem um sotaque assim ou meio faria limer mas as cidades do interior variam tanto o sotaque e o estilo de vida. A minha inclusive por ficar quase entre 3 estados já que fica no oeste Paulista acaba tendo influência até de Mato Grosso do Sul e Paraná daonde alguns vieram e ficaram por aqui

[@Xotchii]

En tant que français , c’est une très bonne vidéo parce qu’il y a un français dans cette vidéo!

[@AnasSaadallah]

D'abord, c'est une française. Et t'es sûr d'être un.e francophone?

[@JulianGutie]

This video remembered me when I visited my French friend family and they didn’t speak Spanish or English and one of them speak small Portuguese and another a small of Italian so we could communicate with Italian, Portuguese and Italian and they who only spoke French they spoken it too slow so I could understand a bit

[@robertofurutani]

Adorei a Júlia! Doidinha kkkk

[@epimpe]

A Julia de óculos ❤ eu rir tanto com o desespero delas

[@_bang]

Julia, só para vc saber. Nós te amamos.❤🇧🇷

[@donyknox]

Que vídeo maravilhoso! Adorei esse novo formato, foram as melhores convidadas ❤️

[@magomistico562]

Julia é minha favorita nesse canal 🇧🇷

[@evelynethomass8245]

I really like this new concept, we need more videos like this keep it up!!

[@nonofoot9344]

Julia trying to singing Dernière Danse of Indila it’s priceless 😂 tanks for this moment I think she seems really fun

[@larissasayumi8289]

I really loved this video, so much fun 🤗

[@LordVandor1]

Cordial, intelligent and beautiful ladies from all over the world! I'm sold.

[@thejanitor8512]

Andreita!! Hacia tiempo no se le veia. Ella es lo max, quisiera ir a Corea y que me haga un tour.

[@anatheodoro9596]

I have a group of friends where each of us speak a different language. Portuguese, Spanish, French, English. But we all understand each other perfectly. When we’re at a restaurant, people keep staring trying to figure out what’s going on. It’s pretty epic.

[@MariahGessinger]

Brasil 🇧🇷 🎉🎉 Julia ❤

[@Gabi-nn6xu]

give a pay raise to the employee that had this idea!!!!

[@andenacho]

Wow that was extremely fun

[@Matteobaria75]

As Italian I Approve 🤣🤣🤣 Giulia you are amazing ♥

[@M.C.P.]

Ma cosa approvi? Il parmigiano sulla aglio e olio? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Matteobaria75]

@@M.C.P. sei un grande 👍

[@joseruberlanmarianodasilva2116]

A such fun video!!!!! really good ideia! keep making the tipe! love ya julia!! brazillllllllllllllll(i love me country so much!!), also, Andrea, Guilia, and teh french girl (sorry i forgot your name) they are so good and funny!

[@izy2302]

At 7:02 she was like "I didn't sign up for this" (the French girl) 😂😅 BEST VIDEO UP TO DATE TO ME, my previous favorite yt video was the last one Julia from Itay was in

[@TypicalAmericanDad]

Brazil is my favorite. She's adorable.

[@netnomad47]

Julia's Sao Paulo accent is so cute 😂

[@Nicky_BR]

It would be nice if you guys did a brazilian recipe too, like "brigadeiro"

[@gabriellymendes8209]

Verdade 😯 seria ótimo

[@zdenektesla5538]

Um dos melhores vídeos desse canal

[@amandamendes7954]

I need the video of the other 3 ladies instructing how to cook their native food :D

[@patatipatata9726]

Very fun, guys. keep doing more videos

[@RyZe020]

I am brazilian, but i live in Italy, here in Italy i I learned spanish and obviously Italian in like 4 years of here in Italy i can speak Italian, Spanish, English, English, i love italy

[@RolandHUN]

It's pretty cool that there are people who can understand other languages with their native language. I'm sometimes jealous as a Hungarian, but at least we can be secretive, because no one understands us.

[@zaqwsx23]

Can you understand at least some Finnish and some Estonian since they are part of the same linguistic branch of Hungarian?

[@RolandHUN]

@@zaqwsx23 Nope. There are only a few hundred words which sound similar (blood, hand, water, etc). The closest languages to Hungarian are Khanty and Mansi, but we also can't understand anything of them, even though those have more similar words.

[@cppguy16]

A few hundred? More like a dozen real similarities (blood, hand, water, fish, horn/antler). There are a lot of false cognates, when the words sound almost identical, but with an entirely unrelated meaning. You can even hear short sentences in Finnish that sound just like Hungarian, and they have nothing to do with each other. Finnish and Hungarian are in the opposite branches of the language family. A shared vocabulary is not required for linguistic similarity. Any vocabulary that we share is 3000-5000 years old, related to the landscape, animals and body parts. Hungarian has plenty of Slavic and Turkish loan words, thousands more than Finnish. And Finnish has Swedish loan words. Then both languages evolved separately for a very long time. Hungarian was modernized in the 1800s, when thousands of new words were invented, so we didn't have to borrow them from German anymore.

[@apenasK.]

TOCA A MUSICA QUE O BRASIL TA NO VIDEOOOOO 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵

[@lisandrasilva3084]

Júlia talk with so many slangs too so it’s more difficult 😅

[@ludmilajoplin8858]

this was SO fun to watch! i love it, please do these type of videos more often

[@Crip.Ngzz87II]

BASTA GOSIIIIII🤣🤣 A Julia fazendo o azeite transbordar na panela sksksjs

[@osvaldobenavides5086]

I speak all four languages. Portuguese is easy for Spanish speakers once they get used to the pronunciation, and viceversa. Italian is easier to understand but the difference is in vocabulary and grammar, French is the toughest challenge because of pronunciation but reading it is more comprehensible. This was my experience as a Language learner. I first learned Italian (I am a native Spanish speaker) took me about a year. Then French and it took me about 3 years to become fluent enough, Portuguese was the last and I could understand quite a bit at the beginning and about 3 months to become conversational. With Portuguese once you understand how Spanish words can be converted to Portuguese then your learning flies! There are many simple rules you can learn about word endings that break the code fast! like 'cion' endings are always 'são" etc But no matter which language you begin with, the others will be a easier than English!!! After all, they began as he same language, Latin!

[@shivamupagade1543]

I Like the video...plz make a same video with yuki ....with Indian food 😊😊😊and same members understanding Hindi and doing things

[@robogamer2023]

Everyone understands Hindi in North India. It should be with gujarati or something

[@shivamupagade1543]

@@robogamer2023 nooo....I just what to means like yuki speaking in Hindi and foreigners understand that and do same things s this video...

[@biag6553]

A risada apocalíptica da Julia quando elas levantaram kkkkkkkk

[@lepmuhangpa]

2:28 So, that is why I say that this language is very mystical.

[@StefyB5]

"La pasta è una senzazione non una questione di minuti." Well said Giulia 😂😂😂

[@gennyshark]

Beh, questo piatto non contemplerebbe il parmigiano: il nome stesso 'spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino' contiene tutti gli ingredienti necessari, cioè spaghetti, aglio, olio e peperoncino. Comunque anche molti Italiani 'sporcano' la ricetta con aggiunta di formaggi grattugiati. Complimenti alle ragazze, sono meravigliose!

[@M.C.P.]

Infatti... l'unica aggiunta accettabile è il prezzemolo.