Locals Shocked When Clueless American Tourist Speaks Such Good Thai

[@ikuep]

To fight the fear of saying something wrong is a huge challenge for me, so to see this amount of confidence is admirable.

[@willvr4]

Same. I never want to offend someone but I want to also try to at least say basic greetings if I know their language. Even it's just "thanks" or "goodbye" or "hello how are you?"

[@TheDivayenta]

I’ve been to many countries and tried their languages. They love you for trying!

[@maxivy]

Now you know how it feels for non-English speakers in the West.

[@Snoop_Dugg]

Don't worry, everyone loves it when you get it right, they love it when you get it wrong even more. Everyone goes into teacher mode hahah

[@HeidiSue60]

Wouldn’t I’d be fun to learn a language like children do? And just say what sounds good without worrying about if we’re saying it wrong. Baby talk lol

[@alexisarteev-salazar9247]

The way the lady looked into the camera while asking him if his wife is Thai and he had to think how to explain that she’s actually Chinese. 😂

[@homelessmeatball]

Had to cut out the part where they gave him a hard time about marrying a Chinese wife than a Thai

[@guytansbariva2295]

I don't know whether a Chinese wife is better than a Thai wife, but I know I like Thai food much better than Chinese food.

[@unterhau1102]

A Thai wife with an extra sausage and eggs 😂

[@HotdogSosage]

@@unterhau1102 that joke is so 2008

[@trentmitchell3496]

@@guytansbariva2295 Thai food is better than all food

[@Obveeus]

After 3 weeks of study, I'd say the ability to understand a fraction of what natives say is the most impressive part.

[@yuii2493]

Indeed, his study must've had someone from Thai teaching him. Bcs textbook is usually so different than in reality especially with locals. Cultural context is important. I'm not Thai but this is the case for language I speak such as Japanese, English and Indonesia where textbook is a only fraction of the language especially Bahasa due to its diverse culture.

[@karstenprut9867]

@@yuii2493 There are many language apps on the phone , they cost a bit to unlock if you do not want to use the free version But some are really good and teach the correct way of speaking , often people that speak those languages natively Just wanted to let you know , if you didn't already ☺

[@ChrisBird1]

Hard to believe

[@yabutokthatsjust5434]

As a foreigner that speaks Thai and has watched lots of Xioma vids, it is so cool to finally see him trying out Thai. I think he's still using his Chinese accent/inflection and obv has no vocab yet but kudos for giving it a shot. It's a wonderful language to learn, very logical in a lot of ways compared to other languages. And great first choice of meal with pad khrapao :)

[@igamingpublic]

he learned vietnamese language in a different structure ,very similair to thai. he should be able to master right away

[@ayaakiosawa0]

Best Thai dish. Every time I intro it to people they're like wtf why haven't I tried this??

[@yasinnkhann]

i've noticed that he always repeats the same words multiple times and it's kinda weird

[@Seissmo]

@@yasinnkhann It’s just something he does, I think.

[@yabutokthatsjust5434]

@@yasinnkhann lol because he can't speak Thai. He's doing his best after 2 weeks. Aroi mak mak is easy to remember

[@scottulbrich5376]

Im normally not a jealous person, but i wish i could pick up languages like you do, or even a small percentage of what you do.Such a gift

[@JohnJohnson-yi6jg]

He can only do it because of practice. You can do it too if you work as hard as him!

[@Darilin_sk]

As he said in his *app review* video, when he saw "1h practice a day" and said "now we are getting somewhere" Based on that info he puts so much time into learning languages. So its not much of a talent as I suppose dedicated and smart work each day

[@willy_poo]

If you believe his gifts to be a talent, then remember that talent is pursued interest.

[@TheOneSoulMate_]

Exactly, 1 or 2 languages would be a dream for me. This guy is absolutely ridiculous. Wow

[@WhiteRose-CODM]

It’s called trying.

[@arunwpm]

Finally Xiaoma learns Thai, my mother tongue! Thai is a very difficult language to master tones and pronunciations but I'm impressed how much you've learnt in two weeks! Thank you for visiting and showcasing our country, and interviewing world leaders in APEC as well! Slight correction for @6:19, it is not "Can you handle spicy food?" but it is "Which region do you like its food the most?" (so ชอบกินอาหารภาคไหน = chob kin ahan pak nai = like+eat+food+region+which? instead of ชอบกินอาหารเผ็ดมั้ย = chob kin ahan ped mai = like+eat+food+spicy+?) I hope you do continue learning Thai and have more chances to visit other parts of our country as well!

[@thatverseguy]

Nice to see the Thai culture in this video. Looks like such a great country. Nice seeing the people's reaction to your skills too.

[@tightleft37iso56]

As a Thai translator I gotta admit this is pretty good for a first time Thai speaker! The only thing that needs work is your tones, emphasize long and short vowels, and knowing classifiers for items. ยอดเยี่ยม สู้ๆนะครับผม

[@themrluckykangaroo]

The more I watch this, the more I think it'd be super cool to see you do some more long form/documentary style videos where you get to spend more time to learn not only the language, but the culture and history behind it too. I truly love your style of videos because I appreciate how you are simultaneously light-hearted and entertaining while also being informative for the audience and respectful of everyone you talk to, and I would love to see what you could do if you were able to dedicate like six or eight weeks to a single production. I'm not saying I think you should stop doing your usual videos (please don't, I love them dearly lol), I just mean incorporating them as an annual/biannual project where you can dedicate it to studying a language/culture you've always wanted to get into but didn't have the time for. Not to speak for the entire audience, but I think we'd love to see you pull out your inner Anthony Bourdaine for a video or two! That aside, I just want to say you're not only a fantastic entertainer, but also a fantastic role model as well. I appreciate you, and I hope you and the family are happy and healthy!

[@jaygilliland3371]

This is a great idea!

[@Dipsxi]

Xioma should have a series where he travels to different countries and tries the local food.

[@spencerbrawn]

Like feed phil, but with language skills!

[@Bobzrozrotwo]

@@spencerbrawn Or Bizarre Foods!

[@TheDivayenta]

On CNN! It would be a hit with the language factor!

[@TheDivayenta]

@Farah Renard who gives a f***, he looks great and is doing important things in the world.

[@buttertoof]

frr him and drew binsky need to collab then!

[@AthiwatFilms]

As a Thai native I was so impressed and proud! Awesome!!

[@kevinrosales5486]

This has got to be the friendliest group of people to interact with, they are so willing to help with pronunciation or what to say. Love this!!

[@karstenprut9867]

I myself only speak 4 languages fluent but i always just love the genuine reactions of these people here They approach you in a whole different way and become so joyful Languages are really the gateway for understanding and respecting other cultures and it really binds people together when they understand each other , no matter the color of ones skin or religion/culture

[@Ektomorfos]

Don't be to hard with yourself, if you speak "only 4 languages fluently" then you're doing way better than most of the people on this planet. If I recall correctly, only 3% of people on earth do master 4 or more languages.

[@eliteheran1541]

BRO !!! I BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO SPEAK THAI FOR 3 YEARS !!!!!! IM SOOOOO FLIPPING HAPPY !

[@SoroushTorkian]

Your last name is interesting, where is it from?

[@Guevon_Pajaro]

Love as a language learner/polyglot myself to see examples of real life, because when you're learning and in the real life situations you mess up, and you learn from them! It's so wholesome. I think that's a new look you're giving and that's especially useful to see for new language learners. You never fail to impress xiaoma!

[@uncene4225]

You should prank a Chinese restaurant by reserving the whole place with white guys who speak Mandarin and record their reactions. Might be hard to coordinate but it would be pretty funny.

[@AVerySillySausage]

All arrive at different times and spend most of the time speaking english, then just all randomly switch to Mandarin at the same time, the staff would think they are going crazy.

[@DokkaChapman]

@@AVerySillySausage Have them act as "white" as possible as well when they first arrive, asking for forks etc. Might be fun to have them look like they are randomly picking up the language as time goes on.

[@InsaneClown2]

this is all too good 😆

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

A kinda linguistic flash mob, please do it!

[@breadtoast1036]

@@heatherwolmarans8287 thats never been done before what have you guys created?

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Killing it Xiaoma! Was looking forward to your first ever Thai language episode!

[@exnihilo415]

You two need to collab! KZbin gold right there.

[@wutthipongsingto4944]

ดีใจมาก และ ปลื้มใจที่คนไทยเป็นมิตรกับนักท่องเที่ยว คนไทยน่ารัก เห็นนักท่องเที่ยวเป็นแขกบ้านแขกเมือง นอกจากกรุงเทพแล้ว มาเที่ยว ต่างจังหวัดก็จะมีความสุขในอีกแบบนะครับ ยินดีต้อนรับครับ

[@TheAbsol7448]

Thai is such a pretty language to look at. I really wish I had the motivation to learn it. Out of every language out there, Thai is the one I want to learn the most.

[@partytrickphysicist]

I’ve been living in Thailand and studying Thai for a year and been requesting a video with Thai for almost as long. The day has finally come! พูดภาษาไทยเก่งมาก

[@whitedragoness23]

How’s Thailand compared to where you lived before at?

[@partytrickphysicist]

@@whitedragoness23 California. Love it. Never been happier. Not sure if Thailand will be forever, but I’ll stay until I’m unhappy.

[@someoneelse6934]

Hint: when a Thai asks "Are you sure?" when you ask for very spicy, they are trying to give you one last chance to change your mind...

[@sharonshalom5180]

That's right. 😅😆🤣😂

[@genokemp2433]

Spot on 55

[@TheRipePunani]

I loved the look she gave him when he asked for Thai-level spicy and she countered with medium spicy lmaooo

[@jacksegel4639]

Love that you speak so many languages

[@kiyomi4081]

you really connect with people like that 😊 so nice~

[@maegalroammis6020]

he's maso.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Thai language isn’t easy to learn. It’s far more complex than anyone could ever imagine. We appreciate him for taking the extra mile to be fluent in many different foreign languages. His consistency and hard work is admirable.

[@lillooseleaf9292]

I'd disagree, the speech part is very easy but the writing is very hard!

[@youtuber96873]

@@lillooseleaf9292 exactly Im Thai but can only understand the words that are spoken but can't even comprehend one word written in thai

[@goyaskill]

Speaking Thai isn't hard at all. Common misconception. It's so so simple really. The hard part is to learn the script.

[@nathanakritbun2477]

Thai is easier to speak than English. Because Thai language speaks sentences from front to back. But English doesn't line up sentences with words. For example, what are you doing? but Thai sentences Will arrange sentences, words such as you are doing what. you=kun, are=gamlung doing=time, what= a line. Thai reads aloud that.Kun gamlung time a line. It has the same meaning as English. What are you doing?if you understand this simple principle, you will understand Thai language easier.

[@arcticman1986]

Thai people are in a good mood. smile and laugh all the time The more they know you can speak Thai, the more they will like it. Until sometimes they may ask personal questions beyond the limits without understanding the culture of foreigners, what should not be asked. Please don't take it seriously. They had no bad intentions whatsoever. Have fun traveling in Thailand.

[@panyaseesawat1136]

คุณพูดได้ถูกต้อง! คนไทยอารมณ์ดี ชอบอัธยาศัย...แต่มีวัฒนธรรมที่คนต่างชาติยังไม่เข้าใจ คือการพูดคุย การถาม ตัวอย่าง อ้วน-ผอม ผิวขาว-ผิวดำ ที่คนไทยพูดเป็นเรื่องปกติไม่ใช่การบูลลี่ บางคนตั้งชื่อเล่นของลูกว่า"อ้วน""ดำ" แม้การเรียกชาวต่างชาติผิวขาวว่า"ฝรั่ง"คำพูดเหล่านี้ไม่เหมาะกับคนต่างชาติที่ไม่เข้าใจ

[@sukonsiripoksup8981]

เป็นcomment ที่ดีมากค่ะ

[@AmberGrizz]

6:18 correction. She actually asked you "ชอบกินอาหารภาคไหน? chob-gin-ar-han-paark-nai?" that means "Which region of Thailand do you like its food best?" Because Thai food kinda differs upon region. ภาคอีสาน Esan (Northeastern Thai) food has a lot of Laos influence. ภาคกลาง Middle Thai food has a lot of Chinese influence ภาคใต้ Southern Thai food is very spicy and has a lot of Malaysian influence. While ภาคเหนือ Northern Thai food has Lanna-Laos influence. Anyway, that is very impressive of how you managed to learn quite a lot within only 3 weeks. Thai language is quite difficult to learn. Hope you had a great time and tried great food in Thailand.

[@PacoCommaEl]

And the correct answer to that question is Isan, without a doubt. The best flavors and spices are from there!

[@leeh9420]

The diversity and flavor of Thai food is about as good as it gets. I've only been there twice, but massively enjoyed the food and Bangkok.

[@jerrywhidby.]

Do you know the name of the food that looked like a colorful cereal?

[@AmberGrizz]

@@jerrywhidby. it's called "บัวลอยไข่หวาน" (bua-loy-khai-waan) or just bua-loy The colorful cereal thing is made with sticky rice flour. Then they add the coconut milk and the egg on top is optional. Sometimes they also add taro in it.

[@jerrywhidby.]

@@AmberGrizz thank you

[@chloe4vongentertainment16]

You know how long I’ve been waiting for a Thai video from you ! A long time . I’m finally happy you are trying and you are doing well . I love it

[@rayturner5186]

I really miss speaking Thai. It's very easy to learn when you live on the economy. I was there during the veitnam war. Once I went to England and wanted some Thai food. The restaurant wasn't open so I thought I would have a smallest conversation. Turns out once you learn it, you really never forget it. 💯

[@zoebonsho4449]

im impressed with the amount of thai in such a short time! One very essential thing I feel like you missed is adding krap at the end of sentences to make them polite! As well as the difference between yaak, au, and kaw when saying I want

[@paulie4450]

Its interesting how locals werent really bothered with the addition of the "khrap/kha" at the end of sentences since he was making such an effort to speak full sentences.

[@gera27613]

Such a good dude. Language is intimate for sure but so is positive energy. Ari-you got both.

[@Suc4455]

liked that you tried all the foodtrucks, really supported the locals instead of buying from a supermarked

[@aurahomechannel272]

I'm Thai. Thai people are funny. and friendly like to joke around to have fun as well. and likes to ask about the well-being in order to understand the other person I wish you happiness in Thailand.

[@elafacwen8176]

I'm fortunate enough to have visited many countries, and out of them all I'd move to Thailand in a heartbeat. Wonderful people, culture, and food.

[@เมาะแมะ-ซ2ห]

น่ารักทั้งเจ้าของช่อง ทั้งคนไทยในvdoเลยครับ ผมคนไทยดูไปยิ้มไป ชอบมากเลยครับที่เจ้าของช่องหัดพูดไทยได้น่ารักมากๆ😁😁

[@DivandBenny]

I don’t think anyones surprised anymore They’re just like hey it’s that guy from KZbin 😂

[@thegreatiam316]

Thai people are so kind and caring. These are my favorite videos of when you travel and share your gift. Your gifts are from God thank you for sharing.

[@rupertmiller9690]

Ears and eyes like a demi-god, tongue of silver and humble as pie. So glad humans like you exist.

[@mbarrett99]

Three weeks studying Thai and he is talking with the locals. I'm just a little jealous! Thailand is great, I have been there twice and it's a blast!

[@Iris-qh2pl]

I’m jealous of the amount of time he has to study Thai for three weeks to be this proficient with locals

[@slyse7en]

@@Iris-qh2pl hes not proficient at all, they are just used to people speaking really poor thai.

[@DerpChar]

Thailand is such a lovely country. People are so nice, amazing food and so much to do

[@bomber16]

Love Thailand so much Can't wait to spend more time there eating and relaxing. Amazing people there and amazing culture

[@tomcolton5662]

The food is so hot but so delicious

[@beardown6574]

Ari you need your own travel channel show. Always enjoy your videos. The reactions are always priceless

[@iramiaho]

just couldn't resist to look it up 😂😂 Bua loi or bua loy (บัวลอย) is a Thai dessert. It consists of rice flour rolled into small balls, and cooked in coconut milk and sugar.

[@myrnabergen5342]

Looked delicious!

[@HaileyDelaine]

I want some

[@Ineedtospendlesstimeonyoutube]

The one he had also include an egg poached in syrup

[@zackstoner4523]

I love these videos. I find it fascinating so many people from various Asian countries and cutlers are so excited and impressed. In my experience if you visit America and are not fluent in English. We get annoyed and are not impressed, when we should be impressed.

[@marcgoff7881]

We Americans are embarrassingly lazy when it comes to learning another language or languages. I understand our geography is the main reason but I think we miss out on a broader cultural experience.

[@msnarcisse845]

@@marcgoff7881have to agree.

[@billymartinaswell1779]

He’s always so respectful. I’m so proud of the way he represents Americans.

[@Bigk-ft8nq]

I miss Thailand so much. The people and the food.

[@parenarichi4551]

The dessert is called Bua Loi. Bua Loi is an ancient Thai dessert made from flour floating in coconut milk. I'm glad you came to Thailand, hope you like it here ^^

[@onomatopoetisk]

This is exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks!

[@arabesque2222]

That's how you learn a foreign languages!! Xiaoma goes around practicing languages without any fear or hesitation!

[@42VS42]

First time Thai, wow - you'll never be the same! 😀

[@thenyankittycatyt]

That's always amazing to see people's reactions

[@mandamali1055]

I never met friendlier people that Thai. I moved to Thailand about a year ago and I'm learning thai. Even though I'm not fluent, they will always help you and to understand you. They're always so happy when I speak Thai.

[@Hackbridge1963]

You've been learning for three weeks! That's so impressive! Wouldn't it be great that you met @PaddyThai there and other Thai speaking 'foreigners'. Another excellent video 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇹🇭🙏🏾👍🏾

[@exnihilo415]

This is the collab we all need!

[@javionterrell6650]

I appreciate the honesty in your errors that shows a lot of vulnerability and strength

[@reddstars76]

Been married to my Thai wife for 12 years and speak a little Thai only. You do very well and enjoy your videos 👍🇹🇭❤️

[@oliver-pk3xj]

You can still become fairly fluent in Thai if you just start seriously now for a few months

[@ltd1980]

My favourite dish in Thailand is Pad krapow gai kai dao. Beautiful. Minced chicken, holy basil, chilli, garlic, fish sauce, oyster sauce, soy sauce and a fried egg on sticky rice 🥰

[@adelguy67]

I miss Thailand so much, beautiful country and people, mind you going around Bangkok on a tuk tuk can be quite nerve wracking!!

[@BantBang]

Im on my Semester abroad in Bangkok at the moment, I think if I would have met you randomly on the streets that would have been the best moment of my time here :) enjoy your trip

[@IKIDIF]

I have always wanted to visit Thailand. The people seem so friendly! And the food looks GREAT 😍

[@kijthanakonghakote4707]

I came from a Thais KZbin channel to see your full video. I'm really impressed with your language skill. You learn Thais in just only for 3 weeks but you can speak and understand so many. I like the way you make the video and the way you talk to people. We love it when foreigners try to speak our language. If we laugh while talking to you that's a sign that we like you and want you to try more. Just keep talking. Don't worry if you say the wrong thing, no one will care. We understand and everyone will sincerely help you. Thank you for your trip to Thailand. Have a good time. 👍👍👍

[@tarafarabobara159]

I love your videos Ari! They always bring me joy even on the roughest days- thank you sincerely for sharing. 🙏❤🤙

[@burgerr.5599]

You guy did a good job Thais always smiles and have a good manner your Thai so good to.

[@s222wt]

Highly respect you that try to communicate in Thai.

[@ftbailey773]

I love your openness when traveling.

[@chrisdavisunofficial]

I have ridden with the tuk tuk guy at ~4:15 twice lately, both times from exactly where you found him. If you're doing this well with the spicy food on day two, you'll have no trouble with the inputs, but it'll take a while for the outputs to stabilize. I hope you were able to spend a few weeks in Bangkok. I'm taking my first Thai reading lesson this morning. Wish me luck!

[@ShepardfortheLord]

Good luck! 😃

[@SelwynSeychelles]

I am very impressed with your dedication. I have been here for 4 years now and my Thai is ‘nit noi’. You inspired me to take a step further and improve my ability to speak Thai❤️

[@haachamachama7]

I've been in Thailand for about 50 days and your Thai ability is wayy better than mine... but to be fair, i haven't really studied Thai at all lol

[@MrJJhawk]

Just got back to Thailand last myself last week, have a great time it’s a beautiful country with nice people and great food.

[@SylentViper]

you seriously need to make more of these even if its just the Chinese reaction videos, we never get tired of them! i realize its probably a lot of work to travel and pay expenses but you dont have 5 miliion subs for no reason!! i keep rewatching videos because its just such good content.

[@AubreysPlaza]

I cant wait until I see the next part! I really appreciate this camera view opposed to the full 360 view. Thanks for all that you do!

[@df1985]

Thai food is spectacular, so hungry watching this 😅

[@MrIFUX]

Your so free with your information. I was proud of you when you told one guy you were there for 2 days and told the other guy 5 days. Good(safe)to be on the need to know.

[@pigpigpigypigpig]

You're so cute trying to speak Thai. For Thai people, just you try to talk, even if you can't speak properly, but we will try to understand what you have communicated. We like people who try to speak Thai, we don't mind if you don't speak Thai correctly. We say that trying to speak Thai is your charm. Or even better, if you say " Krub " at the end of your sentence, it will make you look very cute and humble in our culture. The word " Krub " is used for men and the word " Ka " is used for women.

[@The-skate-collector]

The people are incredible nice there it’s great to see!

[@johannessburgjohan5056]

Bangkok is a great place to enjoy food. Make sure you visit the northeast of Thailand as well. Sausages in banana leaves and noodles are the best in Thailand.

[@CoyLasagne]

Everyone seems so friendly! Looks like a fun time

[@nattapongnarksirikul5886]

Is it true that you only learned Thai for three weeks before coming to Bangkok? That's shocking that you can communicate like this, it's awesome.👍👍

[@tatar3533]

OMG! This is so impressive! Big fans from Thailand!

[@jamesmac7127]

fully jealous. cannot wait to go back to thailand

[@NerdyLaundry]

Great video as always man. Thanks for taking us on another awesome adventure

[@cameron7659]

manz has never had a bad plate of food 😭 i’m tryna get like him 💀💀

[@tenbath]

ในที่สุด เสียวม่าก็มาเมืองไทยและพูดภาษาไทยจนได้ คุณเก่งมาก ยินดีต้อนรับครับ

[@guitardog99]

next video: white guy surprises entire chinese restaurant by summoning satan and the depths of hell

[@nikornchursaimakt1997]

คนไทยเป็นเจ้าบ้านที่ดี ต้อนรับนักท่องเที่ยว😍😍😍

[@BB-TheCandleFairy]

That food looks delicious 😋

[@zeeee985]

Very lovely people over there.

[@ikkue]

6:19 They were asking you which region's food do you like the most, not spiciness. ภาค (Phâk) means region | เผ็ด (Phět) means spicy. The answer should've been ภาคเหนือ (Phâk Nuéa), ภาคอีสาน (Phâk Īsán), ภาคกลาง (Phâk Klāng), or ภาคใต้ (Phâk Taì).

[@menzcj.3964]

เฮ เพื่อน นายพูดไทยได้เยอะเลยนะ ชัดเจนด้วย... เยี่ยมมากเลย. ยินดีต้อนรับสู่ ประเทศที่มีแต่รอยยิ้มของฉัน.

[@ChowdahHead]

I love traditional spicy Thai food.

[@joept333]

I'm pretty impressed with what you've learned in such short time. The hard thing with thai is that you speak opposite. So let's say in English we would say "I am eating a salad" we would say "salad I eat" so it's the vocabulary plus putting words in the right order. All in all, I love your videos and I've learned so many languages learning from you. @6:56 is what we call "num vanh"

[@macscotsman51]

Try some of your Mandarin with them. Many of them must speak it. They will freak out! Good video content 😊

[@lillooseleaf9292]

Towards the south most don't in my experience 😄

[@wasp3959]

Man, amazing. I'm from England and I moved to thailand and it took me a year or 2 to speak Thai and thanks to my mother in-law i learnt to read Thai script. It's such an amazing talent you have

[@stephendahl1594]

Thai people are the nicest people I’ve ever met.

[@Juy1234]

You speak Thai very clearly with the exact accent.so cool.❤❤❤

[@iamrocklove]

Love this channel from Thailand 🇹🇭

[@conradeskins3362]

Love Thailand friendly people I want to go back one day.

[@dennisx4492]

I taught myself how to read Thai. So easy once you catch on 😊

[@litavee4549]

I just got back from bangkok! So good to see it again through your video! I love the Thai people! So cool 😎

[@R2robot]

I wish I could speak every language in the world.

[@eloyjaimes9562]

Great surprise to start the week ... This was a great video ...you would make Laushou proud of how you took the language game.

[@miki1510]

I started watching polyglots videos after i discovered laoshu505000 youtube channel. I always thought his content could have been even better if he had the chance to travel the world and comunicate with people in their own country. He didn't in the end, but i'm happy seeing you travelling across the world. RIP Moses, the OG polyglot GOAT.

[@KeyGameUniverse]

I don't know that guy, still sad when people die. Was it feom covid?

[@sonofmeh3182]

@@KeyGameUniverse no he had heart problems

[@SEDATEDSlothRecords6083]

Feel you. Miss him too

[@miki1510]

@@KeyGameUniverse He passed away more than a year ago because of heart complications. I'm pretty sure he basically invented this genre of videos. Xiaoma uploaded a video about his death on the channel.

[@willvr4]

RIP Moses. He was the OG youtube polyglot.

[@deewila4647]

We hope you will be back soon.Thank you for coming to Bangkok.

[@dismiss3d323]

Brave to say you want something very spicy abroad lmao

[@joolion8178]

6:18 shes asking wich thai food do you like the most as in from wich area , north south middle, shes asked Pak nai wich basically mean wich area. i love how you grab the words from your brain so quick its crazy