Can Americans Identify These Asian Languages?

The guy is a embarrassment for me as an American

You can live in the hong kong airport...it's massive.

The music is very distracting.

I am not surprised how people call Canto Korean

As an Asian (Canto speaker) even tho I never hear some of the languages, I got SOME correct

By American you mean white people 😂 Guess what I’m American born too and I’m not white :D

I got them all easily except Hmong. I knew it definitely sounded Southeast Asian, but not quite Vietnamese; I might have guessed Thai if they hadn't already done Thai. To me, Thai always sounds like someone with a head cold speaking around marbles in their mouth. I can easily identify Korean, Japanese, Tagalog and Chinese. It takes me a little longer to be sure of Mandarin versus Cantonese unless I happen to hear a word I know straight away. I can't differentiate the different dialects further than that though, for eg. my boyfriend speaks Taishanese but it just sounds Cantonese to me 😂.

As a Korean, i do confirm that punching is part of speaking Korean 😂

I got every one besides the last one but the thai girl kinda made me feel like cheating cuz of her mentioning lisa

Should have had them guess without looking.

I can do pretty easily because everything I love is Asian related so I can probably guess most right

The only one I didn’t get was the Taiwanese/Cantonese one… the rest were easy

I wonder if I messed up on the Cantonese one bc I’m used to mainland China Cantonese (exposure in NYC to immigrants who spoke Cantonese… the accents are totally different)

Man these are easy

He didn’t know Thailand was a thing??

Why do two cheinese introduce two Chinese languages?Whereas in other countries only one person introduces a language? This is not fair! Please remove Hong Kong!

Actually got all but the last one, although the Cantonese one it really helped that she said Hong Kong... Other than that I guess Mandarin, Japanese and Korean are quite easy to pick out, I've seen a load of anime, including some chinese ones so I've gotten exposed to mandarin and japanese through that... Korean I've obviously heard some K-Pop which helped alot. Then for Tagalog I basically went off of the little bits of spanish in the language, I had Spanish for 5 years in school so I recognized a few words there and well Phillipines just makes sense then. For Thai, I've seen like travel vlog stuff... Last one I would have guessed Vietnam because of that little "ma" at the end of her asking a question, just reminded me of the chatter I've heard at this local Asian cornerstore near me, which is run by a Vietnamese family.

How different are Cambodian and Vietnamese from Hmong?

The Spanish influences in Tagalog gets me every time.

How has he never heard of Thailand🤣

What would be funny is…I am fluent in Mandarin but I am a white guy…the looks I get when I bust out my Chinese when at work with clients they are floored.

That's the most beautiful Cantonese accent that i have ever heard. No "lazy syllables" and nice articulation.

I'm surprised I got all of them correct apart from mixing up mandarin and cantonese.

im getting second hand embarrassment

“Ask me if I want to buy crypto” is a crazy prompt

This is so easy, come on🤔🤔🤔

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Tagolog not Filipino! (in you caption for the video)

they always forget khan jr.

种族主义频道没有孟加拉语等印度语言，请卸载

Ayooooooooooo! The representation of Hmong… W

Japanese guy went anime mode 😂 so much fun

They all speak so beautifully. I’ve heard tourists speaking the same languages and some I thought sounded loud and harsh but the volunteers in this video are so nice to listen to no matter which language.

i love how “Americans” are all white. nice representation /s

jfc that korean tho

you mean white americans?

I'm Asian and i don't know anything about Hmong people

That would take me forever to guess thai I mistook thai for tagalog. I got the Korean, Chinese and Japanese I'd probably, be able to get vietnamese as well.

I got Korean (because I speak it) Japanese, both Chinese dialects, and Thai. Hmong threw me off because it really sounded like it could have been a Chinese regional dialect. Made sense once I heard the name. I really should have gotten Tagalog because my grandma is from the Philippines 🤦🏽‍♀️

White dudes when they hear a random Asian language: WooAAoh, I didn't even know that was a country!

White dudes when they hear Japanese: OMG I love anime konnichiwa hehe

I am Thai and very CONFUSED about ALL of them LMAOOO the Thai girl though she was so sweet

我只知道中日韩泰😅

too easy😂😂

我能分辨的出大部分，日韩泰国没啥问题

Cantonese isnt from Hong Kong so the flag kinda wrong here

my korean girlfriend punches me in the arm exactly like that wtf...

i’m cantonese