Check out my Twitch channel: www.twitch.tv/woutercorduwener I mostly do IRL Outdoor livestreams with strangers on the streets, so you can see the reactions live. I speak over 28 languages and I like to improve them while practicing with random people.

@ernanuriansari7937

2 жыл бұрын

Saya suka lihat video kamu 💪👍🥰 Do you know this languages "Kulo seneng ningali vidio ne sampeyan"

@zuraidakamaruddin6790

2 жыл бұрын

She said "saya bisa bicara bahasa melayu.. Ini teman saya" this is still Indonesian.. If malay is "saya boleh cakap bahasa melayu.. Ini kawan saya"

@fedorpravov5372

2 жыл бұрын

You have a good progress in your Russian

@kermitjuh

2 жыл бұрын

Spreek je ook Fries? 😉

@achillesbalogh9559

2 жыл бұрын

Biztosra veszem hogy magyarul nem beszélsz! :) Lenyűgöző a tudásod!

The last guy is Wouter's achilles heel. Wouter knows about 100,000 languages and this guy just happened to know the only 3-4 languages that Wouter hasn't learnt 😂

@the7onnny651

2 жыл бұрын

:-D True! Wouter´s Final Boss

@massiveidiot3587

2 жыл бұрын

There are only 7,000 languages bro...

@sxes

2 жыл бұрын

@@massiveidiot3587 name fits

@bloxxerhunt1566

2 жыл бұрын

@Allan Ren enough to connect to people. you don't need to have super deep talks in a person's language if you just want to connect to them.

@TONAL03

2 жыл бұрын

That is because when someone is from slovakia he usually knows these other 3 languages as well. But i bet that he don't speak polish that well to count that.

Does it have to be a spoken language? I'm curious if anyone has ever approached you with a sign language and if not, if I ever bump into you, I guess I win lol

@martiohuseinsamsu8145

2 жыл бұрын

@arvinder singh typical Indian jokes 😂

@mafiahvh

2 жыл бұрын

@arvinder singh i guess ill start spitting some javascript then easy

@umacalopsitaeumviolao

2 жыл бұрын

Damn-it. I wouldTry SQL

@MLove11

2 жыл бұрын

@@umacalopsitaeumviolao I mean I know SQL too, no boba tea for you

@umacalopsitaeumviolao

2 жыл бұрын

@@MLove11 but that's not the issue. The question is: does HE know too?

"Do you speak Vietnamese? I want to eat crab" - classic

@pbworld7858

2 жыл бұрын

He does tend to use the word crab a lot when he speaks in Vietnamese.

@tugaykaya7738

2 жыл бұрын

hahahahhhah

@embuscadochifreinexplicaca5960

Жыл бұрын

@@pbworld7858 prob cuz thats one of the few things he knows...

It's actually surprising that you pretty much never meet Nordic languages in Netherlands. Much more often Chinese, Indonesian or Russian.

@peero88

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing surprising for me, Netherlands is a popular destination for many people from poorer countries, mostly because of money :). That's why there are so many immigrants from Asia or Eastern Europe there, Scandinavians are rather tourists I guess.

@belstar1128

2 жыл бұрын

Yea i am from Belgium i have seen people from every part of the world apart from Scandinavia i guess the sparse population is the reason i am still learning Nordic languages thanks to the internet.

@havenisse2009

2 жыл бұрын

@@belstar1128 well, 20 mio or so Scandinavian.. Maybe it's just because Benelux are not considered a high interest holiday location / tourist spot in these places? Which is a shame btw

@belstar1128

2 жыл бұрын

@@havenisse2009 Yea but i do get some tourists and migrants from other richer countries like japan USA and Australia rich countries.

@flamearo7596

Жыл бұрын

Those are mostly tourists. most group of people here are turks moroccans surinamers and antillians

I think people from Malaysia and Indonesia doesnt really think Indonesian and Malay are a seperate language, more like a different dialect. A person from Indonesia and a person from Malaysia can sit down together and have a conversation with both of them using their own language. Thats why the Indonesian girl said yes when you ask "can you speak Malay?" I'm Malaysian and if a guy said can you speak Indonesian I would say yes aswell.

@igorlthn1109

2 жыл бұрын

im indonesian and i agree. but, try telling that to a hardcore indonesian nationalist and you'll get yelled at lol the thing about indonesian language is that nobody really speaks the standard indonesian in daily lives. most of us just speak our own regional dialects that are mostly influenced by the respective ethnic languages from the regions. this makes many indonesian think that their dialect is already a language when it's actually not. i don't believe that the so-called Bahasa Betawi is a language. it's a dialect with heavy malay, hokkien, and arabic influences.

@606aichan7O7

2 жыл бұрын

I knew Malaysian ppl who spoke/kinda spoke Malay and they never rly talk about Indonesian stuff (except like IndoRamen I guess)

@angelcavegti4131

2 жыл бұрын

I do kinda agree, i can speak 4 languages but i dont really count malay as one so i usually say 3. I also think Indonesian language is much more refined than malay, but it doesnt really make it another language, its just like anglo saxons and norman english

@mitrachan2093

2 жыл бұрын

Bole cakap Melayu? vs Bisa bicara bahasa Indonesia?

@halimmoesa3097

2 жыл бұрын

@@igorlthn1109 It's called diglossia.

Never imagined that if you continued doing this sort of challenge sooner or later you'll find somebody like them LoL

@WouterCorduwener

2 жыл бұрын

Well, don't forget that there are so many people when I walk around.

@CursedDictator

2 жыл бұрын

@@WouterCorduwener I would love to speak texmex with you but it's more of a dialect than a language

@simonvachet846

2 жыл бұрын

@@CursedDictator a dialect is a complete language, the only difference is the popularity : a dialect is not as popular as the main language

@CursedDictator

2 жыл бұрын

@@simonvachet846 thank you so much for that reply . You have no idea how many people have made fun of and been overall mean because of the way I talk and it is common in the region I live in. I do see it as it's own version of a language because many words that do not exist are spoken daily in my city which are a blend of Spanish and English such as carro for car and parkear for parking

@simonvachet846

2 жыл бұрын

@@CursedDictator wow ok, so you're living in texas ? I didn't know the existence of texmex dialect

The Slovavks at the end barely spoke Hungarian; all they said was "How are you" and then the guy says "I speak Hungarian and I was at work" (with bad grammar) - and then Wouter cuts him off and gives him the money ... Oh well, if you don't know the language there's no way of knowing if they're fooling you! :D

@NSKGamer

2 жыл бұрын

igy van..:D De Wouter nem tudsz ezert xD

@andij605

2 жыл бұрын

naah, his Hungarian was perfect. it's not the Budapest dialect, it was perfect for the area where they are from. annyira unom, hogy leszólják, ha valaki nem a szokásos kiejtéssel beszél, teljesen jól nyomta a srác magyarul.

@Monika-wo7nd

2 жыл бұрын

His Czech was literally one sentence, cause he picked one, which is similar to Slovak.. I wouldn't count that

@bloxxerhunt1566

2 жыл бұрын

@@Monika-wo7nd yeah some languages are close enough for you to understand and be able to understand them even if you speak only one of them, which I'd consider more as a dialect than a whole different language. norwegian, swedish and danish for example

@Monika-wo7nd

2 жыл бұрын

@@bloxxerhunt1566 Yeah I know haha, I am Czech...(the Slovaks would be offended tho, if you would count their language as a dialect of Czech💀) the men in the video still kinda cheated lol

I really enjoy watching your videos and your positive energy every time. It's great to be able to speak different languages

@WouterCorduwener

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the very motivational words. I wish you the best with language learning.

You need to try learning Polish! You're pronunciation was great! Very impressed 👏

Such good consistent content over the last while man. Much appreciated! Hugs from South Africa :) Siyabulela!

Great that you show the linguistic diversity in small towns! My town isn't a metropolis, but going shopping in the town centre one can speak 5 languages without any problem

This was really great! It was fun to watch people overcome their vulnerabilities!

You motivate me every single week to continue learning languages! Erg mooi! Dankjewel!

You are so amazing! Please stay safe and be happy! I really absolutely love you vids. You're doing such an interesting and fun content. Thanks for your efforts! I appreciate that

I WAS LOOKING FOR A HUNGARIAN SPEAKER FOR SO LONG THANK YOU!!! And they wasn’t even Hungarians, but probs came from the parts after “Trianon” where they have been raised as Slovakians but had to learn Hungarian bc of parents or school. Cool cool.

Your videos are so wholesome ❤️

@WouterCorduwener

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the compliment bro

@korlmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@WouterCorduwener fortsätt så! Kung e du 😁

Like how he also uses the opportunity to learn more about the languages he both knows and doesn't know. A great way to practice.

Heey wouter, wat een toffe taal video's maak jij zeg!😍 I really love your challenges with your famous t-shirts. Ich verstehe deutsch auch und ich sprache es ein bissche. I defnitely need to work on it hahaha! Ik zou het super vet vinden om ook italiaans, spaans, portugees, russisch, chinees en tagalog te kunnen verstaan en spreken! You're a real inspiration 😁

Love the videos and it's also great to see people's faces light up when you surprise them with their language! Can you speak the Irish language (Gaelige)?

@sl_721

2 жыл бұрын

He understands a few phrases but he can’t speak it

Wow man, really surprised that you know a little bit of Lithuanian, not an easy Language to learn for foreigners. Although you probablly do not meet many people to practice it. Cheers from Lithuania.

Hello . I recently started watching your videos and they are perfect. I was born in Montenegro, I lived in Serbia and grew up in Serbia. I currently live in France. my suggestion is to learn Serbian is difficult but I think you will learn very soon. Good luck .

Awesome. Grandioso. Great! Thanks for sharing!

I like metal and languages too, you're great man!!

I’m from the US and would love to see you visit for another video like this. We are required to take 2 years in highschool, if you go to college thats 2 more years and most take more throughout other grades too but Ik our education system isn’t the best so it will be difficult to do but if you go to New York their is a lot of diversity. I’m learning French and Norwegian now so I’m on my way to speaking 4 languages

Much love Wouter, keep it up! One day i shall visit my root country, the beautiful Netherlands. I hope to see you, although I am not a polyglot

what an interesting channel! i have Latvian and Latgalian in me - that could be a nice match-up (i pay realising how small our languages are) - a really interesting concept dude! Best to you!!! I didn't think about it in past but knowing ruzz, english ans some swedish... that's a great package in fact! Love your channel!

Whenzhounese is a good one. Only the people in Whenzhou understand the language, noone else does. It is a bit like Frisian in The Netherlands, but even harder for others to understand.

@user-oh9lq6gx6h

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's more of a dialect though.

@Ropetable

2 жыл бұрын

what about rumantsch?

@theunnamedjpg

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-oh9lq6gx6h I've heard that it was the hardest dialect to learn in Chinese It sounds more like Japanese/Korean than Mandarin,so I think it could probably count as a language

@SaccharineCHNOS

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-oh9lq6gx6h "dialects" can be impossible to understand though, like Shanghainese and Cantonese I would not be able to understand at all spoken even though I know Mandarin

@yjyang4977

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-oh9lq6gx6h Wenzhounese is actually super hardcore, it is similar to ancient Chinese and has little connection to the modern language. For example tiger in Chinese: laohu, in Wenzhounese: deumuo Goose in Chinese: e, in Wenzhounese: gaa-ng Bat in Chinese: bianfu, in Wenzhounese: lecei beiyai Gecko in Chinese: bihu, in Wenzhounese: ngzuolie

Hallo Wouter, Het is echt een eer en een voorrecht om getuige te zijn van je bekwaamheid in het oefenen van je talen, aangezien je echt gezegend bent met zo'n geweldig talent, vooral als het gaat om het ontmoeten van nieuwe mensen en het maken van vrienden, wat zeker de vrede bevordert. Dus, hoe gaat het momenteel met je Grieks, Indonesisch, Russisch en Bayurat?

Seeing Hoorn i remember some nice days there during holidays. It's a really nice little town.

“Yeah I speak (language)” “So great” “I love/like (country)’s food”

i watched a few of ur videos i been Smiling that my face hurts bro ur good im glad u speak tamil and spanish and english those are the 3 languages i know thanks

You are absolutely amazing in your ability in speaking 29 languages ! Your enthusiasm is so contagious !

Keep up the great work, you inspire me to learn different languages. Main language: English Learning Spanish, Hebrew and bits of French and more

@languageswondo6072

2 жыл бұрын

I'm also learning Hebrew and French! I am from Argentina, so Spanish is my mother tongue. Keep it up!

@Kultazim

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck with learning French! I'm learning Polish on my side

that czech was like cheating :D Every slovak person speaks czech. We were one country :D Just discovered your awesome channel. Watched two videos with big smile on my face

@binimszueriidschuel

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same when he said he speak a little german and he literally knew only 4 words of german. So i was happy he got catched on that one.

@TONAL03

2 жыл бұрын

He was slovak not czech but yeah. Bet he do not really speak polish. Everyone understand but speak it is something different. I am from czech republic BTW.

@vierab5864

2 жыл бұрын

Not every slovak speaks czech and many czechs do not underatand slovaks - but this literally is only the young people of past 25 years. All older generations are either bilingual or understand each other

I really enjoy your videos! Do you speak quechua or aymara? These are native languages from south America. It is spoken by some people of Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina.

Hey Wouter! I notice that you used "anata" to reference the other gentleman when talking. In natural Japanese it's actually a bit rude to use this word. Usually you would use the person's name (if you can get from them in conversation) or another pronoun. Anata is usually used as like, "honey" in a married relationship, but rarely outside of that situation nowadays. 日本語の勉強で頑張ってね！

@DisturbedKillerxx

2 жыл бұрын

It is very much acceptable to use ''anata'' with strangers you have just met. It's only considered not polite with people you do know. He used it correctly there

@rvat2003

2 жыл бұрын

He also did it with Korean because he used "dangsin". Wouter said he isn't that great with Korean and Japanese yet and so he still needs to get better on subject ommission and honorifics.

@overthebridge_

2 жыл бұрын

Like Alec said, there are actually no pronouns in Japanese so “anata” is the politest form of “you” in Japanese. Obviously using their name is best, but if you don’t know it anata is what you would use for meeting someone for the first time. :)

@pbworld7858

2 жыл бұрын

At least he's not using omae or teme!

@user-ed9qu5im2y

Жыл бұрын

@@overthebridge_ Well... anata even when used with strangers can be polite or rude depending on the context and how it's used. For example, you would never use anata with someone that's at a higher position to you within a particular context - so you wouldn't use "anata" with a professor (where they are interacting with you in the capacity of a professor) even if you're not a student and you have never met this professor. And sometimes even if it does sound polite, it's still just unnatural because you wouldn't even use the word "you" in that situation if you were a native speaker. Probably more accurate to say there is no default pronoun, and you havd to pick the right one (or in some cases, don't use any at all) depending on the situation, your relationship with the person you're speaking to, and the actual things you are trying to say. Sometimes "anata" is polite, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's natural, sometimes it's not. There are also more polite forms of "you" than anata, like "anata-sama" and then really formal ones like "kiden" and "kidai" that are generally reserved for emails and letters.

You inspire me to learn a new language. I currently know English and Spanish. What language would you recommend?

I am still surprised to see in Hoorn, haha. Great experience! Really need to study more Vietnamese and Japanese.

He always talks so random lol "I want to eat crab... do you like hard rock? I like hard rock and metal."

Hello. I am so glad, because I find your Channel. I speak also a few languages: hungarian, romanian, english and german. I also undestand spanish, french, portugues and italian, but is hard for me to speak them. I'd like to emprove this languages, maybe can you give an advice. I wish You all the best.

New subscribers here 👍 I like ur videos, it motivate me learning more languages. You can learn serb and slovak languages, not that hard. I learned from my colleagues, and a little polish too. Lot of east europeans can speak 2-3 languages. I am hungarian and I live in Austria (deutsch😊). It would be awesome if you will learn hungarian, it's super hard but give it a try please 👍💯 I learn korean in my free time, I like the writing and the pronounciation ❤ I wish you all the best in ur life and keep going! 💯💪

How cool positive guy! I sincerely admire people who can learn so many languages. I think it's a little wrong to take his money. I wouldn't take them because he breaks down barriers between nations, brings us good emotions, and just is good guy.

I love these videos

Nice Video Bro Best luck from Germany ❤️

Nice little city. The name is Hoorn, isn't it? Did you ever made your challenge in other cities like Rotterdam or Den Haag. Maybe you can show us Amsterdam or other cities in different languages.

The Slovak guy tricked you a bit :D I’m speaking czech, slovak and understand polish and that guy definitely didn’t speak polish but slovak plus a very few polish words 😂 and czech and slovak are that close, they are more like a dialects then separated languages 😂 poor you

@szlucc

2 жыл бұрын

And he probably only knew those two sentences in Hungarian too.

@bajuska1

Жыл бұрын

being Czech you should know Slovak and Czech can't be called "more like dialects rather than separate languages". We have different grammar, so many different words, many Czechs don't understand Slovak.. but yeah...I agree he tricked him. The Polish was not Polish at all.... in 2 incomplete phrases he maybe used 2 polish words??? ....and the rest was just a poor accent.... also I wouldn't call him, or the girl polyglots....that's an offense to anyone speaking various languages PROPERLY. I speak Slovak, Czech, English, German, French, Italian, can hold conversationn longer than the one he made in Polish in 2-3 different Italian dialects, understand various Slavic languages (Polish, Croatian, Ukrainian, can read Russian, understand basic conversation in Spanish,) and still wouldn't call myself a polyglot.

@nuckingfuts4721

10 ай бұрын

@@szlucc 100% - I did not understand the guy's "Hungarian" with that thick accent

The Netherlands is such a varied place, there are so many different languages spoken here

@thomasappelflap4433

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but it is mostly the randstad area, especially cities like The Hague Amsterdam and Rotterdam

Your portuguese is pretty good, tbh i wasn't expecting! Realmente parabéns! Ta mandando muito!

@amberswilddiaries2831

2 жыл бұрын

Não acho que ele pode ter um converçasão real.

@unchartedbrass230

2 жыл бұрын

@@amberswilddiaries2831 you mean "uma conversa real". Mas bom ponto.

That guy's Polish was very good! Probably because he's Slovak (I presume) buy the accent was perfect

Imagine a few years back Wouter bumps into Laoshu.. hahah he would take all of your life savings.. RIP Laoshu, and great video Wouter as always thanks for posting these videos they are fun to watch and show that you can connect with anyone if you speak thier language.

yeah! metal! :D Leuke video, bedankt! :)

Awesome!!!

And that's one of the reasons why I want to learn one of the native languages of my country

I'm surprised Wouter didn't try to learn Polish yet, as there are many polish people in the Netherlands.

Wouter do you find it harder to learn languages the older you get?

Português é realmente difícil.😂 You sound like you're trying to find the words, but you're good.

@Jelisson_Gregorov

2 жыл бұрын

@@highlife8038 Eu acho uma porcaria, principalmente por ter que passar 12 anos estudando e mesmo assim continuo falando errado. Nem mesmo um professor de português fala corretamente.

I love to see it when the people he's supposed to surprise, tell him that they actually speak Dutch as well. " Een ik kan ook een beetje nederlands - Ah, u spreekt nederlands!!!" Het is ook leuk te merken dat het ook de boutenlanders geeft die nederlands kunnen spreken.

Hi Wouter, I think you are really impressive. You speak so many different types of languages. Wish I could be like you. Really enjoy watching your videos. Actually, I would consider Wenzhounese as a Chinese dialect and not really a language, since it is just a regional dialect of the Chinese language. But I might be wrong on this. Just like in China, there are many different types of Chinese dialects. Similarly in Japan, there are varieties of Japanese dialects too.

@RabblesTheBinx

Жыл бұрын

Not really, though. There is no "Chinese language", there are a bunch of Chinese languages, but they're mutually unintelligible, meaning they aren't dialects, but separate languages.

Ilona rozjebała hahah

Is it really difficult to blend two languages within a conversation in my hometown it's normally done with no issue but many people have a hard time understanding

Haha still mi guh done yuh once mi meet yuh! Forward fi improve yuh patwa ino

You owe the pigeon 5 euros!

amazing

I didn't expect to see Slovak and Czech here, cool

0:03 que reação mais 🥰 fofa

Wouter, you could do the following. You could do a reading challenge. Person x says language A. You take your phone and find an article in language A. If you can read it and understand you keep the money. If you can't, person x reads it and explains the general idea of it in English. Google translate it, if the person got 70% or more of it right, person x gets the money. That way you wouldn't be scammed so often.

@SolomonSunder

2 жыл бұрын

It depends. I learnt Marathi at school in India and if I read a passage, I will get it 100% right. But if I had to speak, it is almost impossible for me to kickstart without watching a video because I almost never spoke it and it has now been replaced by German in my brain. Which is why I think the sweet spot for an average person to know multiple unrelated languages is around 6-7.

Wouter! Whats the next language you want to learn? And do you learn dialects too sometimes?

@RogerRamos1993

2 жыл бұрын

From the videos I'd say talk about food, mostly.

@nitink.a567

Жыл бұрын

I would suggest him to please learn one language properly rather than learning multiple languages at once..

I just found out Wouter likes metal. Respect \m/

I always said if I did this I'd speak shona 😂 Well done Takura for representing ❤

do you speak vietnamese? '' I want to eat crab"" uhm what?? LMAO

Respect to you man! I would get some euros too - i speak slovak, czech, english, bit of german, hungarian, russian, polish, afrikaans and a little bit of sotho, french and spanish ;)

engraçadinho o portugues dele "vc mora nessa cidade para muito tempo nao é?" kkkkkkkkkkk

@yesthatsmycat9919

2 жыл бұрын

Só pra poder dizer que fala, não exatamente que fale certo kk

@unchartedbrass230

2 жыл бұрын

@@yesthatsmycat9919 Exactly his point

Welke talen spreek je vloeiend en kan je diepe gesprekken in hebben? Nederlands en Engels?

That place is a ghost town. 😂

That last guy hardly said something in those languages, and earned your money. I find it not too fair, because for example i can say a lot more in romanian and understand about 70%, but still i dont consider this language as one that i can really speak. I speak russian,english and german fluently.

You got a great talents!! Great to be a polyglots because it is very useful if you are a traveller. A nice way to gain more friends coz you can convey with them. Keep it up and thanks for sharing Wouter

The biggest respect is you like metal! 🤘JK! I'd love to be a polyglot

yayyy !! Lithuanian! We are very rare here in Holland ;p

in portuguese and in spanish, we dont use ¨para¨ in ¨for sometime¨, we use the equivalent of ¨per ¨, ¨por¨, so it is ¨por algum tempo¨

@RogerRamos1993

2 жыл бұрын

Fala português que nem o Quico do Chaves.

@unchartedbrass230

2 жыл бұрын

@@RogerRamos1993 😂

he says the most random things in other languages like i want to eat crab

Pandai benar anda, Mister Wouter. Mantab....succes selalu,-

Does it count if I speak the language he knows but in different dialects, like I can speak Okinawa and Hokkaido dialect of Japanese, some dialects of Chinese and southern Vietnamese

u really are super human

The first Japanese kinda decent 😂. Second one "japanese" are good for just know some word not like the first one 😁

6:23 ai shitemasu is not a thing you say so lightly in Japanese, you know? its something that is changing with the youngest generation maybe, but the truth is many couples dont even tell each other, nor to family members, because it's really strong!

So I watch with subtitles, every time he gave 5 euros it showed up as "that's legit, you get 5 year olds"😂😂

By watching these vids I'm slowly learning the most generic words in other languages.

Hey i love your channel I was wondering if you can speak tex mex ?

Hoe gaat het momenteel met de Italiaan? Ik herinner me hoe je zei dat je met elke taal op een ander niveau bent, maar toch ben je een van de weinige bevoorrechte mensen die zo'n prachtig geschenk van God ontvingen om het vermogen van een polyglot te leren en in praktijk te brengen.

My brother was watching this in the kitchen when the Lithuanian started speaking I understood everything and I turned around

@annoymous7052

2 жыл бұрын

I always thought I wish I could do this cos I speak Lithuanian😂

0:55 She said 'pertama kali di Hoorn' which translates to 'first time in Hoorn'

guy says in japanese "thats good isn't it?" wouter replies "thank you" lmao

He’s trying to pick up the Chinese girl right in front of her boyfriend who has no clue! 😂😂😂

Very good.

They always pull the fast one on you with Hungarian, they probably know as much as you 😅

@nitink.a567

Жыл бұрын

I know only one word in Hungarian , and that is pussy pussy. 😜

Those two girls from Indonesia,we got a 300 more language in every island,and there is more than a thousand island in Indonesia

You got ripped off. The Malay and Bali, they can't even speak it well themselves 🤣

Go to Rotterdam, if you go to Rotterdam-Zuid you will see alot more people that can talk different languages

You should do some VR chat polygot stuff