Welcome to Tokyo creative play today we're gonna be doing another language comparison video.

So we're going to introduce ourselves.

My name's Emma.

I'm from Australia and I speak English and I must say, Let's say their militia.

Then how you need so I can check up Dylan Bassem like Hello, influenza.

You can have Australia's conduit when you kind of Deutsche Bank and this is making perfect.

So we have done a video like this before.

And thank you so much for all the feedback and for like in that video.

So we're back for round two, comparing English Japanese relations and German.

So shall we get started?

Yeah.

Okay, here we go.

So the first topic we're going to be doing is things related to Japanese culture.

So we'll start with green tea.

Yeah, we call it just everything.

Green tea.

We called Macha or Santa.

It's all just green tea, but there's so many different kinds of green tea.

Japanese.

Think that's green?

Yeah.

Literal green tea.

Earthquake, like Oh, yeah.

Gangster.

Yeah, I think.

Yeah.

Is there another level of that?

Smaller like a You know, you like hierarchy system because, uh, well, that was your previous job experience.

That's why I'm like, Yeah, yeah, Yeah.

Well, in the way we say gangster or something, that sounds like something either works.

Yeah.

Okay.

I think Germans just gangster.

Okay.

Mount Fuji.

Sorry.

Thank you.

Yes.

And then Fujiyama Japanese.

Yeah.

I don't know how that came about, but they just added, like, Yeah.

So I think they misread the kanji and then just made it instead of the sun, like, Wow, German.

Wow.

Okay, when I first started learning Japanese, I thought that it was like, Son is and it's like it's like it's a person.

It's a sign of respect.

Yeah, Hot spring.

It's long, right?

So it's like the pool is water from our previous video.

Yeah.

Do you have a little hot springs?

And we have a few, but we don't really go in naked.

Just kind of Oh, wait, That's it?

Uh huh.

And then Germany's high so high.

You have the culture.

I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think so.

Tea ceremony?

That's right.

Yeah.

Th You know, Miss drink.

What's like a famous T?

By the way in Malaysia?

A.

So it's the one where people pull.

And then there's a lot of foam or where they pull it up.

And it's just like, yeah, and then you do it a few times.

Yeah, they have competition kind of thing.

They have, like, a few glasses, and then they do that, and then they start turning around and we're gonna put the clip down there, uh, to not spill to mix it.

And also to kind of like the temperature.

Yeah, well, we'll try as well in India.

I think they do that.

I ran out of ice the other day when I was making bubble tea, and so I had two cups.

Oh, we should do that.

Definitely.

What?

You're literally tea ceremony.

The next topic is animals and animal sounds.

We'll start with elephant.

Oh, gotcha.

Um, so I was like, What's the same?

No.

Elephant also sounded kind of German way lion, Sexy.

Next.

I was like, I don't know, we don't have girls moving, moving, moving.

So all over Canada moving.

So a previous one is lying, and then you just have moving just the all animals saying Please say you'll find out chicken is a shiver.

Well, cat is really like?

Like you know.

What about dark?

Stop it.

A This is a horse sound.

What?

I have to make the sound.

Here we go.

Oh, wait.

I think it's a way Google this one.

I think so.

Yeah, because I grew up with mine.

We don't have it.

I thought it's like the way I don't know what that way I like.

I like I next is frog sound.

Ribbit or ribbit!

Get out!

Get out!

Get out!

Get on!

Yeah, Yeah!

Oh, that's good.

That's a, uh that's literally think it's written quack with an exclamation point.

Hello, they added.

Does Clark come on a thing like 10%?

Uh, what sound does a duck make?

I think I feel like we're all in preschool.

What Sounded a duck?

I don't know.

Next is a pig sound like wink like Wait, I Okay, I think.

Alright, That Saudi sound, right?

How do you write that?

We don't And then we have like, yeah, that's the most sense I feel Okay.

I feel like that's a very peg cell.

Next is the sound of a mouse.

Squeak you.

It's like Pikachu to make it.

It's like kissing to write in Japanese.

I think it's kind of like that.

Like, I'm sorry I coming out of my mouth.

That's great.

Mouse in the car is like, next we have a sheep which goes Bob.

Oh, yeah, yeah, Oh, yeah Oh, yeah I feel like I don't know where the sheep when they do it Like a man by the looks for that Next is a rooster.

So in English you guys cock a doodle Ooh, ooh oh And malaria we say, Oh, and then we say, Okay, the next topic we're going to do is called false friends.

So in language, the words are kind of interesting.

I can't really explain it best with an example.

So say, in German, there's the word Chef, which I think would mean chef in English like chef, cooking, Chef, but actually means boss so false friends is kind of words that means something else in a different language.

But it's just a completely different meaning.

So, yeah, we're going to check those out.

Okay?

The first false friend we have is in Malay.

Yes.

The first word I'm gonna introduce is lucky.

What you guys think when I say lucky?

Well, Jeff, a salmon or oyster?

Yeah, I love cookies.

Like oysters, but in Malay means like, Oh, yeah.

One.

Yeah.

Long legs.

Oh, what do you say?

Cocky is like the plural.

Like cookies or cookies.

We don't s so cocky.

Two or one.

Okay.

Good question.

Thank you.

Yeah, A false Right.

Okay, so I'm really curious what you think this means, Dick?

Whoa.

Well, it means, yeah, I'm a bad person, you know?

No, it means that, like, the stick like your fat Wow.

You're okay s stick.

Your dick, Dick, Dick, Dick, Dick.

Japanese cunning, cunning.

Someone who's cunning.

Like a fox.

Sly Like a Yeah.

Sly.

Like, calculated.

Like I'm gonna do this and be a little sneaky about it.

Yeah, the answer where you do the test.

You're cheating.

Oh, can you?

Coming soon.

Yeah, you can.

Verb cunning.

So the teacher is going to tell you.

Coming, coming.

Have another one.

Yeah.

So this is gift gift present, President, But it means poison.

Oh, God.

Christmas present.

Yeah, President, like you can take a shank.

Shank gift is like poison.

Be careful.

If someone's like this like do you want?

Gift is poison.

How do you spell it the same.

So I guess I have 11 I feel like I think it's a g string when I hear that.

Yeah, that sounds like G strength pants.

I kind of know an Indonesian.

They call Japan.

Oh, really similar.

Really similar.

And it's not deep on it.

It's jeans, jeans, jeans.

Yeah, this is Alpha.

Yeah, she's old jeans.

41 for the A G String district Parents.

Yeah, like that's everything.

Yeah, I learned a few words today.

Yeah, which is your favorite today.

This time I like Tom Holsen Like your horse.

Oh, the horse sound.

Probably making it wrong.

Horse sounds was so good.

I'm a really confusing horse.

I'm saying it wrong.

You guys write in the comments below.

How should it sound like in the late?

Yeah, let me know if I was incorrect as well.

What was yours To get a horse.

The oh, maybe maybe gonna save different.

Alright, Well, that's it from us this time.

Let us know in the comments down below what words you want to hear for the next video.

Because these are super fun and we love doing them.

Thank you so much for watching them and giving your support.

Thanks for watching guys.

And we'll see you in the next video.

We have the sound of a mess, that sound of the mouth choking.

Well, there's that mouse with the O Shrine simple.