Tell me about a time someone talked about you in another language TikTok Compilation (liv_iathan)

[@nayjashah7368]

That girl that could speak in Arabic and then Dutch, that’s iconic 😂

[@jamiemichelle7956]

Yess we have alot of Arab speaking people, so it's pretty common. But her also being able to speak French French besides Dutch? Like what.

[@Mxsh4]

Ikr

[@yatosscarf9718]

Yes! I was shocked when she started speaking Dutch 🤣 cuz that's the language I speak

[@jamiemichelle7956]

Zelfs al die Duitse en franse lessen op school hebben niets opgeleverd 😭

[@PierinaFiestas]

@@jamiemichelle7956 She’s from Lebanon and they speak french there too

[@chloeahey]

The girl who speaks Farsi looked so happy with her reply that she doesn’t even feel bad about the insult she got

[@jesylover1283]

I'm iranian i underestan her so well we wouldn't😂😂😂😂

[@urfav.X0X0]

Im persian too

[@meggieqin8496]

That was a true persian response , proud of her🤣

[@subhub637]

as she should🥰😂

[@razzledazzle2789]

i speak perisan too and that reply is just golden xD

[@tbrown9328]

Damn that girl that understood Arabic and Dutch... I know that woman was embarassed as all hell. What a serve!!!

[@missidealist9486]

Yeah French, English, Arabic, Dutch wow!

[@LostinTranslation479]

I'm pretty sure it was a nightmare to her

[@zuza_0613]

maybe she’s from Belgium and has Arab parent(s), they speak French and Dutch in Belgium

[@gracey.waceyyy]

Haha yes I speak Arabic too and this was so amazing that girl knows 4 languages wow!

[@ocean7889]

Yeah, the Dutch roast was fricking beautiful.

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

You just really need to learn "You know I can understand you" in like 12 different languages and you're all set!

[@foolishhuman5259]

Genius!

[@benitaanand6047]

Underrated comment 🙌🏽

[@ilsa9126]

But how would you know which language they are speaking if you didn’t learn the other words 😂

[@janecenufer9097]

I just always say "cuidado" which means "careful/be careful" in Spanish.

[@foolishhuman5259]

@@ilsa9126 sometimes you know a language by hearing it but not any of the actual words 😅 esp if they are distinct sounding

[@chomiya8831]

I have a story about this but roles reversed lol. My friend and I had gotten onto a train in France with a bunch of shopping bags and there weren’t any seats available so we just stood there and I said to my friend in Mandarin “my feet are killing me, it’d be really nice if someone got up so I could sit down”. There was a guy who stood up, offered me the seat and said in Mandarin he only has 2 more stops left. That was damn generous.

[@sarahvonnissen5733]

What a nice story 😁

[@chomiya8831]

@@sarahvonnissen5733 yeah haha ! I thought I’d share a positive one since most of these stories are kinda negative.

[@tanya1438]

That was sweet🤧....nice story 🧡

[@YouMeWallakpu]

Awww

[@not_intrested]

❤️Lovely

[@marynasuke]

My experience kind of positive, I'm a Muslim wearing headscarf, one time in Japan while I was in the train I heard a Japanese kid voice asking "Why is she wearing that on her head?" I tried to look up not too obviously and saw the kid with his dad and then I heard his dad replied "Don't point, I'm not sure maybe she chose to and she looks beautiful don't you think? Let's respect them like you don't want people to ask you why you wear pants right? I looked up and make eye contact with the father nodded politely and said thank you in Japanese .needless to say the father nodded back slowly in shocked and his son hug his father shyly. The kid has great dad.

[@N3RDYG0GGLES]

That is so wholesome oh my god! Kids are curious as hell so it’s not surprising when they ask questions, but parents like this give the best answers

[@minny8631]

Aww😍 what a nice man

[@earthtominiryu]

aww that's so nice, i'm sure you look beautiful too!

[@yorgr1465]

Omg that is too wholesome 🥺

[@yf7tf]

Im a muslim to...and i would like to go to Japan tooo...omg you're so lucky tho🥺🥺🥺

[@vidushisahai8485]

Wtf is wrong with the mothers who keep judging other girls probably their own daughters' age and speaking shit about them!

[@HarveMoone]

I commonly check my parent for doing this. She’ll say something snide and judgmental and I’ll constantly tell her there’s nothing wrong with the person she’s judging and she should really look inward as to why she feels the need to feel so negatively towards a random stranger who’s thriving in their body. The short answer is self esteem issues, but I refuse to let her spread them when I can help it.

[@sabaaras]

My mom does the same thing and it’s incredibly irritating. Although she never goes as far as to say curse words or something of the sort, she has this habit of commenting on classmates or friends usually along the lines of “Oh have they gained weight?” or “Look how thick their legs have gotten...”. At this point it’s no use arguing with her about it but I still do it because why not, and she _never_ gives me a proper response or apologises. It’s always “When did you learn to talk back? Did you learn it from [insert talkative friend]?” or “oh you know me I didn’t say it in a bad way” yeah I’m sure you didn’t.

[@HarveMoone]

@@sabaaras God it’s really bewildering. Some random girl passes me by wearing a crop top and booty shorts and I’d hear my parent say something along the lines of “How can girls be comfortable in public looking like a wh*re?” And I’d immediately stop and swivel and go ham town. I’d tell her the bigger question is how can she see a perfectly innocent girl minding her own business and thriving in her body and become so fucking nasty for no reason. She’s allowed to dress how she wants, and I make sure to emphasize she’s very good looking while doing so. My parent tries to act like I’m being all dramatic and turning it into something it’s not and saying she just thinks her outfit is trashy and it’s “her opinion” and I just get so pissed. You never win with Karen’s. Even when raised by them. They’re a sort of self-procreating dominance. Can rarely ever be truly defeated, only removed from the situation and temporarily unraveled. They always coil back up waiting to strike again when opportunity presents itself, feeling both superior and indignant over everybody and everything at the same time as fucking always.

[@JA-im9xs]

I think maybe "some" parents or people is insurcure of themselves , regretting they become a parents and took out their anger out and grunge just to shit talk other people in front of their child. Or shit talk their own child infront of their friends. More less , some of parents complain the miserably life that they've chose for themselves and does not accept the consequences. So they put all their anger , sadness and emotion toward other people or their own family. They have the attitude of "if i'm miserable , you're gonna be miserable too"

[@sabraham8542]

I think some moms are just insecure themselves and others are pointing out things they don't like in other people so that their daughter doesn't do the same. My mom makes a lot of these comments and I'm pretty sure it's half she's just as insecure as most middle schoolers and half she wants me to know what she does and doesn't think is appropriate. She did it a lot more when I was younger. She's tapered off as I've gotten older, probably because she knows I'd argue.

[@happyduck128]

I understand German and can speak a small amount. I was in Germany one time and sitting in a restaurant with my new friends, who were speaking German among themselves. They were talking about me; saying different assumptions about me and so forth. I just sat and listened. At one point, one of the guys turns to me and says, "Wait, do you speak German?" In perfect German I replied, "No, I don't." He nodded and said, "Oh." and turned away. A moment later it sinks in and his head whips back to me and he says, "Wait, what?" Priceless.

[@greyscalesx]

Okay I speak French, Dutch, English and German. Do you mind ? Cause I'm going to do that everytime now. I might even answer again in another language when they ask 'wait what ?' to throw even more confusion. *Witch cackle* 👌🏽

[@shanasakai2238]

Best comment!

[@minniemouse7948]

Where they assuming bad stuffs about you or just guessing about how you might be as a person since y'all are new friends and they're curious?

[@deathemeraldskye]

Aha he didn’t even realise at that point? Damn!!

[@jungkooksbananamilkandjimi6760]

Lmao

[@ThatChickKim]

Oh sis at 6:03 was flexing BIG time! She clocked that lady not once, but TWO times! Lol

[@Rikapaprika]

Yeah, this is the most satisfying story in the whole compilation 😂

[@fennagrapendaal4212]

I understood the Dutch part bc im dutch so this was very funny😂😂

[@lapris7380]

Ikr this is why I want to learn a lot of languages

[@pinkisaha2618]

And she knows English,French , Arabic AND Dutch !!! Best story I have heard.

[@MellowJelly]

And in a dignified way too, didn't insult her back but said "oh you're serious? You're on a roll"

[@Mel-gi5jw]

Omg the Iranian girl got me 🤣 Using that next time someone tells me I don’t look Persian 🤣

[@its_iyla5675]

LMFAOO I’m persian

[@sarcasm8007]

LMAOO

[@unknownmoonchild9970]

Lol

[@urfav.X0X0]

LMAO yeah I'm definitely gonna use that too cause I'm Persian and look americian

[@heybitches9531]

IM LITERALLY PERSIAN- AND IM ABOUT TO PISS MYSELF IN MY BED AFTER HEARING THAT-

[@jellybelly.]

Honestly, I want to learn whatever language my Asian hairdressers speak, so I can understand what they're talking about and get the scoop about how Tina divorced her 3rd husband.

[@noquemacuhh1967]

Lmao hairdresses alway do be having the best scoop

[@Blue_Azure101]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@benitaanand6047]

It’s always that one Tina lmaooo

[@qimasktheslumpgod9246]

😭😭😭

[@luvchannie143]

I get my nails and stuff done and they always having long af conversations and I’m wondering if they are talking about me

[@scribblytea3095]

Once I was in Dublin and heard three German women talk about my ginger hair. They said "Maybe she‘s looking for her pot of gold“. So I turned around and asked them in German if they had seen the end of the rainbow. 🤥

[@eh5320]

wait I don't get the reference.. why would they say that?

[@firestarterri]

Hahaha that’s awesome!! How did they react?

[@kaiitoes2105]

@Lys Hearte A lot of people like to associate gingers with being Irish, which they then associate to being them being a Leprechaun. So a lot of people (I had a friend who had really bright naturally red hair, and he used to be subjected to these kinds of jokes) like to call gingers leprechauns as a way to be rude. Hopefully that helps

[@scribblytea3095]

Lys Hearte because It’s a cliché in Germany that Irish people have red hair and are "leprechauns”

[@scribblytea3095]

firestarterri they were mortified!!

[@Mari-kk1hk]

5:23 English, French, Arabic and Dutch?! French is already hard enough💀 That’s amazing. I appreciate the people who can speak more than one language. Damn.

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

French isn’t hard. It’s the writing that kicks you in the ass

[@mapii_29]

The writing is easy. The pronunciation is super hard

[@shrek8339]

@@Bibblesupremacy1992 nah the writing is pretty easy, speaking and pronunciation is a pain in the ass

[@kimyunaa6676]

Yeah in Morocco we speak French English and Arabic fluently cause we learn them at school but I can also speak Spanish and a bit Korean (I'm 15 BTW) like FOR ONCE I'm proud of being a Moroccan

[@Mari-kk1hk]

@@Bibblesupremacy1992 For me the pronunciation is pretty easy and the writing and spelling is easy but I kinda find the grammar hard maybe it’s because my teacher doesn’t teach me right 😬

[@yashii1311]

Here’s my experience: So me and my dad went to a zoo in Brooklyn and we were standing next to another family and the mother said to her daughter: “Manamu ah elephant choosamu kada, ee amayii danlage undi,” which basically translates to “You know that elephant we saw right? This girl looks just like it!” My family has a mixed heritage so we don’t really look like Indians but my dad and I understand the language they were speaking cuz we speak it too sometimes so I looked at my dad and said: “Nana, ah aunty nenenu oka elephant laga unanani chepinidi,” which means “Dad, that Aunty said I look like an elephant!” Bruh they were so shocked and my dad literally said “let’s go, manamu donkeys tho matladalemu,” which means “Let’s go, we shouldn’t talk with donkeys. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wewewawa1058]

What with that language. Its kinda cute. What language is that

[@mermaid960]

@@wewewawa1058 Telugu I think

[@wewewawa1058]

@@mermaid960 thanks

[@affeg4to]

Damn karma is real

[@elenakingsdrew7124]

@@mermaid960 Yeah it’s Telugu

[@azazzaza16]

The guy at Macy's, the Arabic-Dutch girl, the Starbucks barista. Omgggg enough secondhand embarassment to last me a lifetime!

[@holicxhunter]

The Arabic-Dutch and Starbucks one were definitely my fav. 😂

[@melo-bri]

People really arent sorry if they suddenly backtrack after theyve been caught Im just saying

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

Just like when problematic celebs get caught and give fake ass apology

[@kaoutermouslimhaliba7145]

Only sorry cause they got caught

[@missidealist9486]

True that.

[@myyou7335]

That French incident was funny tho.

[@serenitynow85]

Just embarrased, and that's so much better for me. They won't ever forget that moment they got called out for their sh!t

[@artivo2270]

Me, a person who only speaks English: *I n t e r e s t i n g*

[@artivo2270]

@Rose that’s my exact problem. I tried both Spanish and Japanese (both are big languages where I am) but I just couldn’t remember half of jt

[@sketchbook7386]

I can speak English and Turkish fluently. I’ve learned french for years in school but I forgot it since my new school doesn’t have a french class and I’ve quit my ex school when I was 12 plus I was too lazy to study french (I wanna start learning french again cuz some of my cousins are french). I also tried to learn spanish but it didn’t last long because I have to learn german at high school. I still don’t know so much about german but I’m trying to learn. I hope I’ll learn german, french and spanish soon. :) (I don’t know why I’m telling all of that but idc I think I’m just bored lol. Have a great day!

[@sehaj6272]

Being indian i know 3 langues from my childhood like punjabi hindi and english

[@candaceanderson5828]

😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😃😃

[@socialanxiety9153]

I was in Spanish class for a semester and I forgot most if not all of what I learned

[@sierra-x]

Moral of the story, don’t talk about people “behind their back”

[@ajjean2720]

Or in front of their face, looking like a jackass 😬

[@nialldean9791]

I think I'm safe; I speak Irish and Kurdish which are 2 rarely spoken languages. Especially Irish, I can even comfortably speak it in Ireland knowing no one will understand my authentic Celtic accent 😂😂😂

[@Emrysanimation]

That's amazing! Keep it up. Teach everyone you know. We need more Irish speakers

[@chaleta.7813]

@@nialldean9791 omg I’m Kurdish!! Be careful though, the language isn’t that rare. I remember visiting a market in Australia with my dad and we heard another lady speaking Kurdish and I was for real shook because I also thought it was pretty rare and that no one around me spoke it. Considering the extremely low percentage of minorities in Australia i realised I might’ve been wrong in that assumption😂😂 Irish is probably your best bet.

[@nialldean9791]

@@chaleta.7813 oh wow thanks for letting me know! 😮 my mom is Kurdish and we sometimes speak in it so my dad won't understand us 😂😂😂 so it will still have its uses with him lmao.

[@Ella-gb7no]

So one time I was traveling in Germany, and I'm American. But I can speak German pretty fluently. Anyways, I was in Germany sitting on this bench outside with my sister, and we started talking in English. These two girls came over, looked at us, smirked, and then said "Look at those fat, ugly Americans, I'd hate to look like them". Then they burst out laughing. Now, my sister and I aren't obese at all, nor are we super skinny, we just weren't as skinny as those girls. So my sister, who can also speak German, said to them "We may be fat, ugly Americans, but at least we have nice personalities". They were just like 👁👄👁, and left.

[@VincentDebus]

How could you have nice personalities? You are Americans...

[@pentagonofleader6645]

@@VincentDebus tf?

[@MultiNacho8]

@@VincentDebus Goteem?

[@annat.2849]

Hahaha verdient

[@Ella-gb7no]

​@@VincentDebus what? are you joking or something? so Americans cant have nice personalities? what?? wdym?

[@lucdesprets8057]

My wife speaks 9 languages including Dutch,Urdu/Hindi/Punjabi and she's African and I speak 6 European languages fluently.... NOTHING GETS PAST US................. I can PROMISE you that...!!!!!!!!!!!

[@talksolot]

your wife speaks "9" languages, three of which are the same language. goody.

[@apara2005]

You guys are the definition of power couple!!!

[@shilaikniqpalak6092]

Жакшы болуптур

[@Leeknow_is_perfect_the_end]

@@talksolot nope.... Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi are not the same...

[@its_rose531]

@@talksolot no wdym

[@Hunter225]

I'm from the USA, and when I was 16, my family went to Germany. People there would try to insult us, or give wrong directions. What they didn't know is I'm fluent in German. Watching their faces, when I spoke, was awesome

[@thegracklepeck]

That's so unfortunate :( My husband's family is from Germany and our experience over there was really nice the last time we went. It definitely depends on where in Germany you go though. Hubby said that he was in Munich during college and some of the people there were quite rude about him not being from there (Munich specifically) and calling him basically something akin to "outsider". Now my husband was born in Germany and immigrated to the US as a kid. So it's not like he isn't really German. He's just not from Munich.

[@Hunter225]

@@thegracklepeck We did meet a lot of nice people, just a lot if not nice. When we first arrived, a man followed my mother, sister, and I. He saying some things I won't repeat, about us. He was extremely embarrassed, when I told him I do understand everything he said. I had fun there though. It is a beautiful country. Eventually I want to go back.

[@talksolot]

@@Hunter225 they hate everyone apparently

[@Hunter225]

@@talksolot I don't hate everyone, you have to care to hate. I don't care about anyone.

[@LeonaInnocentia]

@@thegracklepeck but that might also have something to due with Munich/Bavaria. It's often a joke or maybe half serious when we in northern Germany make fun of Bavaria and vice versa. They would call us Preußen and foreigners in Bavaria, we would say they are free to leave Germany if they want to. But we are not actually serious and don't generally hate each other. Also politically there are big differences and a lot of people outside Bavaria don't like the CSU which only exists in Bavaria. Bavarians are often really proud of their region and strongly identify themselves with it which is less common in the rest of Germany. It kinda fuels the feeling of "they are built different down there" but in the end we can... coexist 😅 also German humour is difficult sometimes. Very dry and satirical often, sometimes rather dark.

[@editihic9975]

I was at Montreal, I'm a Bosnian but lived in France since I was a little boy so no accent, everyone thinks I'm French, one time we get a new roommate, a Russian girl, that started to talk bad sh*t about me and other roommates to her friend on phone. THe things is that slavic language are a little similar, so I understand 50to75% of the things she told to her friend. One month later I was alone with her and I look at her and told her: Do you know that I can understand what your talking with your friend in Russian ? She looked at me with a surprised face, then she says no way you're not Russian. I told her no I'm not Russian, but my mother tongue is a little similar to Russian so I understand it. She replied I can't believe it... , Then I said ok then talk 2-3 sentences in Russian I'll tranlsate it. So she started talking in Russian, very fast, about her what her mum and dad do, where she was from in Russian, and that she has 2 sisters. I translate it without mistake and then she was so confused, like her soul disappeared of her body xDDD I was laughing hard, and then told her be careful of what you talk about people. Then I leave, I hear her calling her Russian friend and start to say: "One of my roommate understood all our talk !!! " xDD

[@paulmartin2166]

I am fluent in German and I have discovered that I understand a whole lot of spoken Dutch -- but both the Germans and the Dutch I have talked to swear they can’t understand each other at all...🤨. Also, I have understood big chunks of conversation I heard in Norwegian, which completely freaked them out! They swore it was impossible, but I told them what they said.... I think you must learn something about listening when you study a language?

[@giuliacatalena9409]

So I speak italian and I was visiting my family once in italy and my cousin always introduced me as his cousin from America, so people would always talk to me in broken English because most Italian people learn it in school. But, one day I pick up my cousin from school because I was there on spring break and spring break in Italy starts a week later. Then, i hear these two high school girls behind me talking about how Americans are *words I would not like to repeat* and saying I’m ugly. My cousin just starts cracking up, though because he knows I speak Italian, and I turned around and just said “Why would you say that, though?”, in Italian. They both just turn red and like mumble “How dare a middle schooler talk to us like that.” And then, my cousin laughed at them and we walked away. Moral of the story: don’t talk about people like that in general even if they can’t understand what you’re saying

[@bluerose8165]

Hahaha le loro espressioni saranno state molto appaganti. Anche io avrei riso come tuo cugino 😂😂

[@nidhafathima.a9159]

When your cousin laughed after they mumbled that,was so savage

[@user-iw6rf5ce7p]

I know that I should not do this, but I an very very sorry for the bad experience you had, some girls are like that in Italy, I'm really really sorry

[@nidhafathima.a9159]

@@user-iw6rf5ce7p I don't think you need to apologize to her/him because its the girls who made fun of her/him's fault.Every country isn't complete without bad AND good people.I'm sure you are one of the good people :)

[@artistsComplex]

Ooor KEEP talking smack & getting embarrassed bc I eat these stories uuuuup lol (they became the joke.. later)

[@gipszjakab7437]

Why would someone in the USA talk bad about someone in spanish? There is a chance that the other person would understand it since americans learn spanish in school. You never know who payed attention in spanish class :D If I speak hungarian in front of Americans in USA , I am pretty sure they would not even know what language I am speaking.

[@mg-sp5ou]

true. Spanish is like the second most widespread language in the USA. My mother tongue is lezgin which is spoken by few people (probably 300.000) and I feel free to say whatever I want cuz I'm pretty sure nobody understands me XD

[@dianarojo-jewell6091]

There’s so many Hispanic Americans man, and they can be pretty ethnically ambiguous (speaking as a half Mexican who has been asked “Where you from?” by a customer at a job who thought I might be Asian). Not every Hispanic speaks Spanish, but literally Latin America is just south of us and lots of Latin immigrants live and work in the US (one of my jobs was primary Hispanic people with just a few black and white people, counting myself more towards the white side since I can’t speak Spanish)

[@user-bd6hn]

I literally don’t know anyone that doesn’t know Spanish lol and I went to some white privileged school , it’s more uncommon for someone to not be bilingual these days.

[@gipszjakab7437]

@@user-bd6hn I only met a few americans who can speak spanish

[@juniperskitchen2621]

Really? The state I am in has learning 2(recommended 3) years of language other than English, and most of the time it’s Spanish *edit* and that is mandatory to graduate

[@joycejohnson8043]

For those who don't understand the Punjabi girl at 4:40: "Mey goriya par mera dil hai Panjabi": I am a white girl but my heart is punjabi 4:58: " satsriakal..."-- greeting used by Punjabi Sikhs. 5:07: "..... motto hai"-- they basically say that she's fat. 5:17:" Mai motto? hanji.. but tussi saalya hai"-- Me fat? Yess. But you are a saala.( Saala is A slang). P.s.-- I don't know Punjabi, I could figure this out only because of my knowledge of hindi and Punjabi songs and I live Nowhere near Punjab.

[@nayjashah7368]

I kinda know Punjabi and this is pretty accurate

[@joycejohnson8043]

@@nayjashah7368 😄

[@chandrimadey8419]

Her accented punjabi was funny af tho lol barely sounded like punjabi

[@joycejohnson8043]

@@chandrimadey8419 they say the same thing when we speak English. She's so respectful of Punjabis tho.

[@tishisahu1096]

Xbsjdj samee

[@politaart6619]

I'm latina, and I remember one day at was at Disney with my family and of course we were talking in spanish, and some lady passed by saying "Wow, why would they let so many illegals in here". I didn't say anything, but then I crossed her at one of those ice cream stands and I made my order in perfect english. She just looked at me so confused as if it was a miracle and I smiled at her and went back with my family. It felt so good.

[@thegracklepeck]

People are so fucking ignorant at times. I'm sorry you experienced that

[@livefortheafternoon]

i think she should know english and spanish have pretty similar vocabulary-

[@andreina3251]

YESSSS GIRL

[@unknownperson3691]

They are impressed that immigrants speak English ffs.

[@ridita5221]

Classy.

[@kayla77632]

Everyone who's been offended in another language: "It's my time to shine"

[@thatfroginpeppapig2543]

so I was in a grocery store and these two sales ladies who are Filipino were talking shit about me in Tagalog. they were like "ohh look at what she is wearing, her T-shirt dose not fit on her haha lol" and they probably thought I didn't understand Tagalog bc filipino kids in my area were English speakers. I backfired at them by talking to myself in Tagalog. I said "um maybe I should get this shampoo". and they moved away from me. lol 💀

[@veer4849]

omg we're twins-

[@thatfroginpeppapig2543]

@@veer4849 hello 😯

[@veer4849]

@@thatfroginpeppapig2543 hai

[@nibirue]

Call them assholes next time.

[@lenchenes]

As a Filipino this is what i tell to my friends, don't talk shit bout people coz youll never know. Ive met very caucasians people but they can really understand and speak our language. And it happens. Theae filipinos are surprised and embarrased if they talk back to them in tagalog or in different dialect. In short, dont be mean.

[@panjabipandit]

Omg the Punjabi one 🤣 yessss tell em girl

[@comotequedasMUERTA1]

Can you translate what she said please?? 🙏🙏🙏

[@milkandspice1074]

What was said?

[@naenaesaurus6780]

Yasss

[@Fifaprogamer07]

Yoo

[@Fifaprogamer07]

@@comotequedasMUERTA1 she said that I am American but my heart is punjabi

[@nf9850]

isn't it just plain rude to saying someone you don't know and calling them ugly or a wh*re without any provocation? like if they do something towards you and provoke you i can understand you curse at them but if they didn't do anything to you and you still curse at them it's just mean you have a bad attitude as a human being.

[@akaededeval374]

Foreal i barely even pay attention to rando strangers cause they're criminally uninteresting and if/when I do it's only to compliment them on their fitting bold fashion statements

[@ThisIsMissCheeky]

They're miserable. They chat shit about people to feel better about themselvesl

[@222222ania]

A whore is such a vulgar and disrespectful word I wouldn’t use it to describe someone I dislike

[@nf9850]

@Ali Al-Rawi علي الراوي well that's a good word, instead of using a word wh*re why not just said she dress like that and that is not good be modest etc. but to straight-up said a word wh*re is just mean......whore is not someone who wear short pants or tank top in public or even not wearing a hijab in public places. whore is a person whose behaviour in their sexual relationships is considered immoral.

[@_PinkiePie.]

@Ali Al-Rawi علي الراوي Dressing a certain way would not mean she's not a good woman. It's disrespectful to call someone something so rude. There are other ways to teach your kids

[@jayem7208]

Imagine learning different languages along with "your nose looks like my a$$hole" in those languages so that you're prepared to insult people if they ever insult you because they think that you can't understand them 😂 Edit: I'm honestly inspired by that girl to try and learn a different language just so I can do this 🤣 LMAO

[@millennialdisposition]

So that one girl speaks English, French, Arabic, and Dutch. That's pretty cool

[@anushmitachakraborty6687]

I can speak English, Hindi, Bengali and Assamese since I was a kid. Perks of being Indian ☺

[@chloe.cordeiro]

Yaaassssss being trilingual as an Indian is the bare minimum 🤣🤣🤣 Hindi, English and one's native/local language. One of the things that REALLY make me proud to be Indian.

[@pinkisaha2618]

Same except Assamese part, and I have recently become SO proud of being trilingual even though maximum people here are that and some know more languages. 😂

[@pinkisaha2618]

@@chloe.cordeiro same here , like I can flex to a non -Indian and say I am trilingual and they would be impressed whereas Indians will not care less.😂😂

[@cookieeees]

I can speak Hindi, Urdu, Kurukh, Sadri and a little bit of ho. I never realised that knowing more than 1 language was impressive. Everybody here knows or understands at least three/four languages.

[@sephe8192]

I can speak English, Hindhi, Marathi and understand Kannada and I'm also learning German :)

[@oOcitizenOo]

After this video i want to learn Chinese, Arabic, Spanish, Dutch and other languages :D

[@Pilliewillie-en3mw]

I speak Dutch and English i could maybe help you.. :)

[@emilyy163]

I speak Dutch,English,Afrikaans,German and Korean (❁´▽`❁)

[@jsjwk4871]

I speak fluently English, Spanish and Italian I can teach you😁

[@oOcitizenOo]

you're so clever, guys. How come you have that much time to learn so many languages

[@althea9909]

Right? I want to learn German and French but half the time I just have school-related stuff and the other half I'm just too damn lazy to do anything. Some people are lucky to know multiple languages from birth because their relatives speak in them. I'm jealous 😭

[@sherine9033]

The girl who were insulted in two languages, not knowing she understood them all plus another two languages- I'm IMPRESSED. I should start learning some so I can do this too 😂😂😂

[@definitelynotawitch]

The girl who spoke punjabi sounds adorable

[@Mathou1244]

I live in France and i used to work as a cashier during my studies. And you know there's that cliché that cashiers are dumb highschool dropouts so they certainly can't speak another language. A few times clients spoke to me in English trying to humiliate me for not knowing English and their faces were priceless when i answered to them in full ass English sentences

[@Bitume5]

I'm french and bilingual in english, I had a lot of clients when I worked as a cashier who were speaking english as well but most of them were sweet old people who were just happy to have a conversation in english ^^

[@talksolot]

trying to humiliate someone in france for not speaking english is a joke.

[@yessum15]

5:27 The girl is telling a story in English about talking to her friends in French and overhearing a woman insulting her in Arabic and Dutch. Dude I could never have this power. I would stay telling people that I'm the actual Devil and therefore fluent in all the languages of man.

[@anastasiaeqbali6933]

Some Iranian girls talk MAD SHIT about people. When I first moved to Iran I took it so personal. It was so shocking to me how a group of palangs would stare while being right in front of my face and then whisper something to each other in 0.2 seconds and then erupt in laughter. That happened soo frequently and even store employees which made shopping so uncomfortable for me way too many times. I rlyyyy wish I could hear what they would whisper cause idk what insult can be so savage! 😅 And ppl are always shook when I say I’m not Iranian so it’s not like they’re making fun of me for being European lmao. The only time I’ve actually clearly over heard someone talking about me was a chador mom and daughter, they looked me up and Down and I was thinking “please don’t say anything 🙄” then the daughter told the mother that my coat is so pretty and the mom responds I know i was looking at it too... when I say my heart melted .. MY HEART MELTED. It was one of those days where I needed some positive energy 🤣. (Bur side note, Iranians are so friendly and kind to tourists. It’s a really welcoming country).

[@bal9944]

Oh I had terrible experiences with Iranian girls too, some of them are just freaking jealous and bitter (especially when they're ugly), don't ask me why.

[@lynxmusic809]

The lesson is to be kind to everyone and these embarrassing moments won’t happen.

[@cloudfrappe4953]

I want to share this Story: I am fluent in Three languages, English, Hindi and Bengali. And recently I am learning Korean. Now this is when I was in my 9th Grade (Freshman year). I usually don't have any accent like others. I was in a shopping complex and was talking in English since it felt easy and comfy. There were two aunt's infront and they were noisy and irritating to be honest. I said "Excuse Me" since I forgot to take an item and had to split off from the line. The two aunt out of nowhere said "Aajkal er maiya gulor modhe beshi ohonkar aache. Chi! Jerokom jama kapor poreche." Which literally translates to: Girls now-a-days have too much attitude. Look at the clothes she have worn. The tone wasn't really good. I just turned around and said, "Oh tainaki??!!" Which means: Oh Really??!! I swear the look on their face said it all and the person who was taking care of the Receipt counter gave me an round of applause and asked the two lady to apologise to me.

[@redacted5866]

That happened

[@cloudfrappe4953]

@@redacted5866 yep

[@weewee5191]

Yo we need that Japanese book 😭😭😭

[@JustARat1212]

Actually most people here won’t talk bad about tourists but it probably is useful if you want to be prepared ☺️😂

[@paprikaeater]

THE FACT THE FIRST GIRL SPEAKED HUNGARIAN- LIKE SIS I WAS LOOKING ALL OVER FOR YOU 😭

[@AlannaArgudo]

I live in Los Angeles, here people don't realize I'm Latina and I often get mistaken for Armenian. So, anytime someone talks crap about me in Spanish I immediately call my grandmother and make sure they're close by. Once they hear me speaking Spanish to her or my aunt they typically look embarrassed and walk away.

[@bakugokatsuki908]

It's sad people confusing you for armenian lmao you're pretty

[@kaiceecrane3884]

@@bakugokatsuki908 wow lol the amount of confidence in your racism

[@the_username_is_taken]

@@bakugokatsuki908 wtf

[@natkawarinnattarin2999]

There’s this guy Tim Doner he’s like 25, and he speaks 20 languages fluently. I wish he would do this trend.

[@julianaloureiro3868]

Something similar happened to me once: I'm brazilian and I was with my family in Berlin. Since I speak German, I was reading/explaining something that was written in a certain monument to my family (in Portuguese obviously)... then this lady who is standing nearby comes to us and starts speaking Portuguese and came to socialise with us a little, it was so nice!!! She even complimented my German skills and said I was explaining things right 🥲 I'm glad mine was a wholesome experience 🤍

[@LilMissTravelPants]

When I went to China, I heard a lot of comments about my size (I had undiagnosed hypothyroid, I have since lost the weight)- and so I was nervous when I went to celebrate new years with my friend I tutored with at her home. Her daughter goes, "big sister is so pretty," and I like legit was touched to hear something positive for once XD

[@SB-lc5qg]

I am bilingual but haven’t run into this yet but my dad has! We both also speak Spanish and years ago he was pretty chubby. He was at a laundromat and these ladies were laughing and talking about how he looked like a fat bull and so on. As he was leaving he gave them an elaborate blessing in Spanish and they were aghast. The next time he came in they were trying to help him with the laundry 😂

[@sketchbook7386]

So one day I was in a hotel in turkey with my turkish friends. There were a guy at a gift shop that didn’t look so dependable. I said “If I’d try to buy something from that guy I’m sure he’d try to swindle me.” One of my friends didn’t agree with me so we decided to test my argument. We got into the shop and asked for something’s price. He turned to his friend and said “bak şimdi nasıl tokatlayacağım şunları” means “look how I’ll trick them” (tokatlamak is a word which actually means slapping but could be used for welshing in turkish slang) and he said the price was (let’s say $5 cuz I can’t remember it’s price) but the label said “beş lira” which means 5 turkish liras (Dollars are more expensive than turkish liras). And my friend shocked than said “oha abi ne oluyor” which could be translated as “wow bro what’s happening”. You should’ve seen his face. Lol.

[@lupitamendiolar5262]

I really hate people for being this abusive, being bilingual/multilingual is a blessing. I'd be using this shit in Mexico to flex and help tourists with the menu or something 🤣

[@caroleberreur9585]

I’m always doing this... like tada, hang on guys, here I come to save your day. Feels pretty good. 😛

[@lupitamendiolar5262]

@@caroleberreur9585 It really does, especially when proving other people wrong. The eople who don't like to help and think they can get away with it with abusing the fact that that person can't speak the language. And I'm like "no ma'am, you don't need to pay extra for that 😌"

[@stephanieg6680]

I was working in a hospital in California having recently returned from several years living in South America, and am since fluent in Spanish. Two other employees speaking in Spanish passed me in the hall and one said "Tiene lindos ojos" ('She has pretty eyes'). I just said "Gracias" (Thanks!) to their surprise with a smile as I walked past them 😀😀😀💜

[@xXMaoKittyCatXx]

The girl who speaks english, french, dutch, and arabic, that's impressive! I'm only spanish and english (i want to learn japanese)

[@cynthiasommac]

same as you x

[@rg78w54]

pls i only speak polish and english. situations like this never happen to me lolz

[@bear8469]

same except i speak spanish and english and although spanish is like one of the most spoken language in america this has never happened to me

[@rg78w54]

@@bear8469 dang i wish i spoke another useful language like spanish for example,,,, you have so much more opportunities!

[@icecreamcake6238]

Polish ppl know they are everywhere so you're never safe talking shit in Polish lmaoooo.

[@Matthew-ko3me]

cool, i know polish russian and english

[@minilamma4879]

I speak Chinese and English, and one time when I was skiing, I rolled off the magic carpet ride thing, and theChinese couple behind me were saying “oh poor child, this is why you shouldn’t mess around on the carpet, let’s be careful”, I knew they were talking about me but they were nice so I just looked back at them and pretended that I don’t know a single word in Chinese

[@skeingamepodcast5993]

I was training horses for a German family. The daughter (who was in her 40's) was always bitching about something. We had a German exchange student rider come for the summer. The exchange rider was a sweetheart for the record. But she was also a punching bag for the German daughter because she could yell at us through her in her native language. Anyways, my grandma was German and I went to German school, but I don't speak as well as I understand. One day the daughter was having a bitchfest about some barn chore thing, and I was finally like "Do you think we're stupid. We'll do it when we have time this afternoon." She didn't know I had understood 80% of what she was saying the whole time.

[@jackieknudson7317]

Duuude that’s beautiful Arabic then Dutch!?? That moment was divinely for you

[@MariekevanBuytene]

Love the girl who speaks English, French, Arabic, and Dutch - gaat lekker!

[@whiterose9504]

Tea is boiling 🍵

[@vivienbarabasi9863]

Woww as a Hungarian-American I was not expecting the first one to be about the Hungarian language! I've rarely come across people who speak Hungarian in other countries. Of course this story was based in Budapest for her.

[@talksolot]

fob

[@cherry-wn6sp]

I feel bad for the girl with Persian one 💀 I know a lot of Persian woman talking shit about girl's weighs and I have lots of depressed underweight Persian friends... I'm glad girly did what she did

[@mirmohammedrayyan]

This proves that all around the world, there are good people and bad people. You just have to ignore the bad ones. Remember people, Negativity is a choice. Peace ✌️

[@eleanor.shadow]

I was born a blue-eyed blonde, grew up in China. This sort of thing happened to me all the time, people would talk about me in Cantonese, I’d listen for a bit and then reply in kind. The look on their faces was priceless 😆 A couple of years ago I was in Heathrow airport waiting in line for the check-in and these two girls waiting behind me started openly talking about my tattoos in Spanish. I had my British passport in my hand so I guess they thought I couldn’t understand. I just replied to them in Spanish and told them to watch what they said because I understood them, they went very red, thanked me, and stopped talking...

[@l-200uv2]

Once I went to school with a girl from France and she didn’t know that I am fluent in French and she starts talking bad about me to her friend. So I turned around and told her in French that I speak French and know what she’s saying and the look on her face was priceless

[@swanlee4572]

YOOOOO!!! THE GIRL SPEAKING PUNJABI GOT ME TO DEATH!!😂😂any Indians, punjabis or pakistanis here??

[@clouds8646]

3:41. That lady that spoke Japanese was having a “bad hair day”??? She looks stunning! I could never. Also as a fairly tall girl myself, it’s interesting to get to hear that persons story. But anyways just wanted to swing in and say don’t be insecure about your height and body, every race looks different. ❤️❤️❤️

[@JustARat1212]

Most people here in Japan wouldn’t say anything rude about a tourist but there unfortunately are some. I have had a lot of incidents with tourists since I’m a natural blonde, they ask if I’m a tourist to and It’s always nice to see them surprised I’m not and I have made friends that way :)

[@clouds8646]

@@JustARat1212 yeah the people in Japan seems fairly nice except for of course occasionally rude people. But I guess every place has that. I’m also naturally blonde actually. And I guess it’s just an interesting stereotype that we can’t be a local in a place. For example I live in Cuba.

[@mirabelleabelle499]

I always love something if ir's related to languages. So here's my story, I'm a Chinese-Indonesian (mostly Chinese tho) with a bit of Javanese and Dutch in me but I don't look like any normal Tiong Hoa (Chinese-Indonesian) people.. and people would always mistaken me as an American or Canadian. Same goes to my parents and siblings, my dad is fully Chinese (with an Indonesian passport) but people always think he's Japanese. My mom is Indonesian with a Chinese dad and an Indonesian-Chinese-Javanese-Dutch mother, she has a pink skin that's why people think she's American. My sister looks more Asian compare to me and my little brother, but people took her as a Singaporean or Korean (because of her style). My brother do not look Asian, because he's very different from us (but he is more similar to our mother compare to us), my brother has this French-Indonesia mix accent that's why people assumed he's French. Me and my family was at an airport one day in The US and there were this 3 Filipino girls that were talking about me BEHIND ME (we were in a line that's why they're behind me), they were talking in Filipino, they said "Akala ko ang mga Amerikano ay dapat na maganda, ang isang ito ay hindi man mukhang buhay, lmao". Honestly I thought I look pretty decent ;-; but I didn't reply to them because if I did my dad would ask why and I need to say this girls behind me were talking shit about me and he would stare at the three of them (my dad is very scary..) and because I don't want to waist any energy to some stupid humans. I was being nice that time. But then they proceed to keep talking, they said "Tingnan mo ang kanyang mga magulang, hindi kataka-taka siya'y pangit" means "Look at her parents, no wonder she's ugly". That pissed me off, so I replied "Pagkatapos gawin ito (Then do it). It's time for your mouth to stop doing your ass' job by letting out shits more". They went silent XD

[@dododo2710]

Omg the Iranian girl literally SLAPPED the woman who was behind her

[@rs.8929]

Man the Farsi's girl's voice is so satisfying

[@lindavel43]

I worked at a Korean owned fashion store. And this girl was Korean but looked Vietnamese. She would be ringing up people and suddenly had a mean tone and talked in Korean to the customer. The Korean customers would talk about her thinking she was Vietnamese and she would put them in their place in Korean. Loved her for being sassy in those situations.

[@LexasEdits]

Moral of the story: don’t talk crap ab someone who you think won’t understand you😂

[@alesiafitzpatrick8244]

I was buying 2 red bulls at the corner store and these Mexican guys started talking about me in Spanish saying I was hung over and that i was pretty but I looked like a "loca" so I didn't say anything at first but as I was leaving I told them, "No soy ninguna loca ni tampoco estoy cruda solo me gusta el RedBull." Which means I ain't no kind of crazy lady nor am I hungover, I just like RedBull. Their minds were blown. 🤯🤯🤯🤯 I have a lot of these though bc ppl never suspect that I am so fluent in Spanish.

[@thelunamage5772]

The last starbucks one had the best reply XD

[@krishnasingh3212]

That Punjabi girl XD She said the following things: Im white but my heart is Punjabi. Greeting : Hi. How are you? Gas station worker: (something something) that's a fatty Her rebuttle: Im fat. Ya but you are a bison

[@hothotheat3000]

The Macy’s one...she wasn’t sorry she said it, she was sorry you caught her. She saw her income flash before her eyes and was desperate to get you not to snitch on her. I hope she was fired.

[@anonymoose_0056]

My experience with this happened months ago So my parents are both Mexicans and my first language was Spanish, but I’m pretty different compared to them. For one I have a lighter skin tone and also don’t have as much of an accent. So when I’m in Atlanta with some friends We decide to go to downtown and they nominate me to decide where we would eat. So we went to a fairly popular Mexican family establishment. Everything was going smooth with order taking and all that, but after the cashier is done she says to her co worker who is the one that will take us to our seat “parece que tenemos algunos gringos para complacer” which translates to “it seems we have some whites to please” I was shocked and then decided to say “en verdad miró como un gringo?” and ended that. Moral of the lesson don’t talk bad about people, especially with one of the most common languages in the world.

[@artistsComplex]

What does this translate to?

[@davidribeiro1064]

@@artistsComplex "Do I really look like a gringo?"

[@hana6132]

As an Irainian myself, I'm so proud of that girl😂

[@Tocinos]

Imagine going to roast your customer in another language, meanwhile he understands you all the while being related to a board member

[@ayatahery1427]

Me being fluent in 5 languages lmao

[@rubainaa3008]

Wow! Which ones?

[@ayatahery1427]

@@rubainaa3008 I am fluent in french and english. My maternal languages are arabic (moroccan) and tamazight. I learned spanish at school for 5 years, so I understand it well and I am able to communicate in it.

[@rubainaa3008]

@@ayatahery1427 That’s amazing! I’m bilingual but I’d love to learn spanish and mandarin.

[@ayatahery1427]

@@saeclips354 which one

[@em0t33th7]

Lol I speak just English -_+

[@shambhavidixit]

4:47 is the only language i understood in this whole video It was the best 😂😂😂😂

[@shlaghyachaturvedi9499]

Fr 😂

[@aribizajj9261]

Which language is it ??

[@shambhavidixit]

@@aribizajj9261 Panjabi

[@aribizajj9261]

@@shambhavidixit thanks !!

[@thorthegodofthunder2313]

4:47: she’s saying “I can speak Punjabi” 4:58: she’s saying “hello sir/madame, how are you” 5:08: she’s saying: “look at this fatty” 5:18: “oh, I’m fat!? You b*tch!?”

[@parisahajati8048]

OMG WHEN THE GURL SAID FARSI I FELT LIKE MY LANGUAGE WAS BEING NOTICED FOR ONCE 😂😂😂

[@sogand.swear_9025]

Exactly😂feels dumb

[@bleurixia]

FRRR EVERYONE ELSE I TALK TO PROBABLY ONLY KNOWS PASHTO OR SMT

[@parisahajati8048]

@@bleurixia IKKR!

[@aamu3]

My god people are ruuuuude, I would never talk about someone like that 😳

[@dbuc4671]

what about vice versa? lmao i dont think anyone would want to expose themself tho

[@jjche3480]

haha xD

[@sarcasm8007]

This compilation just makes me want to cry and learn a new language but it's so hard. I have multiple learning disabilities like dyslexia, and adhd being the main ones and it makes it so hard to learn English and it took me way too long and I still get a lot grammatically incorrect but to learn another language would kill my soul. I learned some Italian in middle school, but it was still hard especially with the order of the words and I'm in highschool now not taking a language because I know it would do more harm than good. I hope one day I can really take the time and learn another language, but I know it would only happen if I really got to experience the language I was learning from in a cultural setting and I hope one day I can. 😔

[@bluerose8165]

I speak Italian. Do you still remember some words or phrases?

[@sarcasm8007]

@@anti_acido Yeah I see what you mean. I mean like the most formal setting to learn a language is school and they spend way too much time teaching you the standard version which half the time no one even says so it would be difficult to learn a language properly in that setting and plus it's easy to forget a language if like you said you aren't using it with others and surrounding yourself with it. I defiently want to at least try and I plan on attempting over summer break.

[@la-wb8co]

There are these audio classes by this guy, Michel Thomas (I think) that teach you conversational French, German, Russian, etc. Whichever u want. You should try that out if you’re interested as it might be easier than learning it formally.

[@lamellow4996]

The Dutch girl. Beauty, brains, & sass. AMAZING combo!!

[@cheesethekoala8756]

French immersion doesnt mean you're learning the french curriculum, you just learn most of the curriculum in the french language. I'm a dual citizen Canada-France (Yes, perfectly bilingual, actually have no accent in either language unless I start over thinking it), I went to school in french immersion and then went to school in France and when I got back to Canada, my credits did not transfer, I had to redo a year

[@davidkonevky7372]

Imagine the embarassment of being caught talking shit about someone in both arabic and dutch at the same time lmaoooo

[@AnbaLen]

5:28 GIRL, French, Arabic and Dutch??? YES!! What a queen!!

[@marin1787]

6:02 ga je lekkhurr? Aaaaah my gawd she’s a queennn

[@nandinikaushal9906]

4:59 this girl is a whole mood 😂😂😂 and she stole my heart my god she is too cute her punjabi is on point 😂🤣

[@alittleantidote5852]

I literally learn languages for these moments 😆

[@greyngreyer5]

Lmao that smug girl talking about GREETING them as though that shows she understood.

[@tvommy]

And this is why you never judge a book by its cover.

[@IceQueen1388]

The blonde woman who can understand Japanese... her talking has me in tears 🤣🤣

[@atulkhedekar8497]

"Mein goriya par mera dil punjabi" made me feel sooo good ! Makes me feel so glad to be punjabi :))

[@ocean7889]

Omg the Dutch roast was the best. "Ga je lekker?"

[@Siddhi1395]

That girl speaking panjabi was soo cute!!

[@kfenton4154]

I was lifeguarding once when some kids began to plot amongst themselves. It turns out that they were planning on fake drowning (which wouldn't have worked anyways because we can tell the difference). I just looked at them and said, "No you won't".

[@klrp3248]

Learn the languages of the enemy, people. They may be savage, but at least you'll have an edge

[@sarahlangley9039]

When I lived in Morocco and spoke fluent Darija and somewhat fluent Tamazirght you would not believe the things I overheard about me. My favorite is how they would call me obese because was American even if I'm 5'10" and weigh 150 pounds, hardly obese for my height.

[@crazilyhappy1]

Thanks to all the presenters who translated for us. That was very thoughtful.