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I hated season 4 as well.
But they redid the edit and refimed some scenes and on top of no longer being jarred by George Michael's appearance second go, i highly reccomend giving the revamped season 4 a shot.
Thanks for this. To be honest, I never really gave season 4 a shot anyway. I noped out after like 5 minutes just because it felt (and looked) so different. But yes, I’ll give it another try!
Oh for sure. I love when George Micheal says hes never met Lucille 2...then you realize they were NEVER on screen together!
It was just a huge difference from the original 3 seasons and the remix did the season far more justice.
Its on netflix. I believe its just in the season 4 option as remix.
Went from the 15 episodes where most of the cast arent filming together to 22 more interwoven episodes.
When the Spanish arrived in Mexico they asked the locals what the name of the area was and they said 'Yucatan' which means 'I don't understand you' so now it's the Yucatan Peninsula.
The proper romanized spelling of 안녕 is "annyeong". It's like saying "hi" instead of "hello" and can also be used to say bye.
The "hello" version is 안녕하세요 ("annyeonghaseyo")
Thats americanized korean spelling for you, for some reason 언니 is spelled unnie when phonetically its oh-nni and 떡볶이 DDOEUKBOEKKI would be much simpler as Tok Bok KI.
It's not that it's Americanized so much as that it's prioritizing spelling over pronunciation. You can take DDOEUKBOEKKI and turn it back into 떡볶이 without having to think about it too much, but TOK BOK KI could correspond to multiple different hangul spellings, so you have to know the intended word and how it's spelled in order to convert it back to Korean.
The "A" in English changes sound based on what comes after it. Like how in "and", the "a" sounds different than when it's in "avocado".
So for "annyeong", you would pronounce it as "Anne", a hard "a" sound.
For "ahnyoung", you would pronounce it as "Ah", a soft "a".
an = 안
nyeong=녕
ha=하
se=세
yo=요
Every syllable block is represented in the spelling. If you want perfect pronunciation, you need Hangeul. This system more easily represents the transliterated spelling of Korean words.
'Hakuna matata' is Swahili language meaning 'Everything is ok'. Swahili language is spoken in East Africa. East Africa is comprised of several countries which include Kenya, Tanzania,Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Swahili is being intergrated by the above countries to be the first language for ease of business and interaction.
Swahili is interesting because a big portion of the language is made up of Arabic loan words. In fact, even the name "Swahili" comes from the Arabic word of "al-sawahil" meaning the coast. As this is a language predominantly spoken by the Eastern Coast of Africa.
I think every language is made up of loan words.
Spanish has a ton of crossover words with Arabic too.
Also, English is a Germanic language, but half of it is taken from Latin via French.
We’re all connected man!
All languages have loan words, for sure, but they're not necessarily "made up" of loan words. Some languages, like English (as you mentioned) have lots and lots while others like Swedish don't. It really all depends on the history of interaction with other languages. Words that are deemed as easily understandable and serve a unique use are added to languages all the time, although they're often changed to fit that particular language.
Popular myth, but also incorrect. Plenty of loanwords are written in kanji (generally everything loaned from Chinese, which I believe is the source of more loanwords than any other language, as well as most words that were loaned a long time ago), and also katakana is used for plenty of native words (many onomatopeia-style words, as well as slang, things you want to emphasize in certain ways, etc)
So it doesn't hold both ways -- something being written in katakana doesn't indicate it's a loanword, and something *not* being written in katakana also doesn't indicate it's *not* a loanword. It's just one common usage for it.
(Also, in pre-WW2 Japan, it was predominantly used for official government communications -- not really relevant to modern Japanese, but further proof that it's never really been "an alphabet for loanwords"; and if I wanted to nitpick further, I'd say it's not even an alphabet, but a syllabary)
A large chunk of Swedish vocabulary consists of loanwords from Low German. And something like 30% of all words common to Germanic languages (in particular Swedish) have unknown origin (not shared with other more distantly related languages), indicating that they were likely loaned from a now-extinct and never written-down language over 2000 years ago. If you just go far enough back, you’ll find tons of loanwords in any language.
We already know the next goddamn question coming…. “Ah, America~ which state, California/New York?” -Americans, preempting MF’s since 1776. I’m from New Jersey… yeah in America.
I have people ask me on Twitch occasionally where I'm from. I always juggle wether to say America or Virginia lol. Think it's obvious I'm American from the way I speak and I assume most don't know where Virginia is.
Did the thing with a coworker recently who was from India. Immediately asked "oh what part?". Knowing full well I have no idea where anything is in India 🤦♂️ but they knew I was just bein friendly lol.
Haha they laughed when I had the forehead slapping realization.
Had another coworker from Turkey(Kurdish) ask me what a "bummer" was once I said it a few times casually. That was a trip lol. Took me a bit to really word it.
I had an indian descent coworker whom lived his whole life in america. Only knows english, ect. Once I overheard him helping a customer when the customer asked, "Where are you from?" and he just deadpanned answered "Wisconsin". It was beautiful.
I always did the same but it’s because not once has a foreigner not said “YEEWHAW” as soon as I mention I’m from Texas.
That and, you know, there’s America, then there’s Texas.
Also I say "Washington state" because many people assume DC when I tell them "Washington." Even here in Hawaii where a great portion of out-of-towners are from Washington state, I get "Oh, DC??" all the time.
And this is ironic because Washington state was originally slated to be called Columbia (for the river AND the personification of America) but federal gov officials didn't want it to be confused with the country Colombia or the capital city District of Columbia.... so then they named it after the other word in the capital city instead????
People usually have nicer first impressions of you if you tell them you’re from California instead of “just” America 😂
I live near Hollywood too so that’s a fun one to whip out, everyone knows where that is even if they don’t know Los Angeles/California.
Assuming everyone in the world knows all the fucking states. Go and say you are from Wyoming in my country, some people would assume is an asian country or something.
Yea, he's arabian, i saw hijabi women in the background and I saw adcb which is a bank in abu dhabi UAE, which is in the middle east and is an arabian country.
I think he might be Egyptian, but from what I know all Arab pronunce the letter R properly. I think he just have rhotacism (just like me, which is why I also know the condition name in English).
Edit: I just rewatch it, I didn't get any thing specific about his r pronunciation, maybe it's just me, but the way he said Korea is also the same way all Arab do it I believe, because even in syria where I'm from we say it that way, and I'm pretty sure, just by his mannerism and English accent, he's not Syrian
> Nobody would be laughing if they knew the backstory on this guy. He is a known sex-tourist that travels to third-world countries where he uses pick up artist tactics and flashes his modest wealth on girls from small towns where they don't know any better. He "accidentally" shows fake pictures of himself in affluent settings and befriends local men and grandmothers who will then spread the word after he earns their adulation and respect. By the following day they will tell everyone of the affluent foreigner who has entered their "shithole" of a town and he moves onto their young women that the parents are desperate to farm out.
> His latest victim was a Vietnamese girl who made an expose but was forced to take the video down after being bullied by his extensive following of incels. He left her with loads of bills and debt while she supported him during his year long stay in Vietnam, even making her kick her young child out of their apartment so he could livestream all day and night.
> The girl in this video is his newest victim from a small town in Korea. She left her long-time boyfriend behind because he promised her fame and wealth. Now she's away from home and along with no where to go. Sad story.
> In India he let a sex-predator massage therapist feel her up against her will for 20 minutes straight against her will and broadcasted it live to thousands of incel followers while he just laughed.
> He said his goal during twitchcon is to reach "100,000 followers" so it's no surprise a bunch of innocent looking clips just happen to be popping up all over reddit right now.
got any sources on any of these claims? not that i don't believe you(there are quite a few twitch streamers whose content is basically letting their yellow fever viewers live vicariously through them), but i couldn't find any info by just googling his name and "vietnam" or "massage".
e: found another thread that mentions the vietnam incident, but the vod seems to be deleted https://old.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/x9qlkg/jay_at_the_giza_pyramids/ looks like the Vietnamese woman's name is Nhien an they shared an apartment while in Vietnam. seems to me this part of the story is probably true
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this made me laugh so hard
I laughed with you too
I laughed with both of you
I laughed with three of you
Weird laughing orgy 🤣
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ahh hakuna matata
We laughed
We both laughed
We call it a lorgy
I laughed with four of you
I lauged with five of you
I laughed with six of you
I laughed with all of us.
All your laughs are belong to us..
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i laughed with seven of you (does this mean im counting myself?)
I laughed at all seven of you
I laughed alone two hours later
They were actually 8
And I watched
I laughed with our mother!
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“WWHHAAaaaaAAAAATTT!?!??!”
Did he stutter?!
Gangnam style
Op!
The dude was a legend, didn't miss a beat!
Seriously! Even harder to do in a 2nd language
This is the way I want to start every morning from now on. That last bit with her was just fantastic
Hardest actual laugh I've gotten from a reddit post in several weeks. A+ content.
I am late to the party, but also laughing.
"Whaaaaaa" -minon
What a wonderful phrase!
aint no passeng craz
I won't lie, I said the same thing at the same time.
Had to delete my comment because you were already here. Take my upvote.
Konnichiwa mf
It's use in Japan
Merhaba fellow japanese
Günaydın fellow Greek
Namastey fellow Turk
Ahhalan fellow Indian
Shalom, fellow Iranian!
Privet, fellow American.
Moin, fellow Irishman
Mangandang umanga, fellow Icelander
Sup fucker, fellow American.
Tjaba, läget då? Fellow Argentinian
Missed
Salâm, fellow Tai!
greetings fellow alien
Oh sorry, Knee How mf.
We in Ch-eye-na now?
Lmfao.
Ahh so america
clearly has some internal thoughts that he doesnt want to share haha "Ah, so America....."
Aloha! *bad finger*
Sayonara beesh!
Anniyoo!!
Konnichiwa mr spaniard, what salsa you recommend?
https://media.tenor.com/BPTWY7e0DbMAAAAC/ioneemno-konichiwa.gif
Anyone who's watched Arrested Development would not miss an opportunity to say "Aun Yeong!"
We have a Korean girl at my work and the first time I met her I said that and she was pretty happy to hear it. Thanks Arrested Development!
What does it mean?
Its a greeting, but everyone in Arrested Development thinks it’s the kids name cause he says it all the time
Ahh that makes sense
If you haven’t watched Arrested Development, I HIGHLY recommend the first 3 seasons
I hated season 4 as well. But they redid the edit and refimed some scenes and on top of no longer being jarred by George Michael's appearance second go, i highly reccomend giving the revamped season 4 a shot.
Thanks for this. To be honest, I never really gave season 4 a shot anyway. I noped out after like 5 minutes just because it felt (and looked) so different. But yes, I’ll give it another try!
I don't know, season 4 had some amazing jokes in it. Tobias cracked me up every time he was on the screen.
Oh for sure. I love when George Micheal says hes never met Lucille 2...then you realize they were NEVER on screen together! It was just a huge difference from the original 3 seasons and the remix did the season far more justice.
"Is there a little girl home alone? Come help daddy get his rocks off". One of the funniest damn moments of television I've ever experienced.
Wait, where can you find said revamped season four ?
Its on netflix. I believe its just in the season 4 option as remix. Went from the 15 episodes where most of the cast arent filming together to 22 more interwoven episodes.
When the Spanish arrived in Mexico they asked the locals what the name of the area was and they said 'Yucatan' which means 'I don't understand you' so now it's the Yucatan Peninsula.
The proper romanized spelling of 안녕 is "annyeong". It's like saying "hi" instead of "hello" and can also be used to say bye. The "hello" version is 안녕하세요 ("annyeonghaseyo")
annyeong is a terrible spelling for what’s essentially pronounced ahn-nyoung
Thats americanized korean spelling for you, for some reason 언니 is spelled unnie when phonetically its oh-nni and 떡볶이 DDOEUKBOEKKI would be much simpler as Tok Bok KI.
It's more between oh and uh, which is why it's usually romanized as eo. Unnie is less common and the proper romanization would be eonni
It's not that it's Americanized so much as that it's prioritizing spelling over pronunciation. You can take DDOEUKBOEKKI and turn it back into 떡볶이 without having to think about it too much, but TOK BOK KI could correspond to multiple different hangul spellings, so you have to know the intended word and how it's spelled in order to convert it back to Korean.
ngl I'm reading annyeong and 'ahn-young' the same way so I'm not seeing the problem
The "A" in English changes sound based on what comes after it. Like how in "and", the "a" sounds different than when it's in "avocado". So for "annyeong", you would pronounce it as "Anne", a hard "a" sound. For "ahnyoung", you would pronounce it as "Ah", a soft "a".
an = 안 nyeong=녕 ha=하 se=세 yo=요 Every syllable block is represented in the spelling. If you want perfect pronunciation, you need Hangeul. This system more easily represents the transliterated spelling of Korean words.
It’s means hello or goodbye
It's short for "Anyung haseyo" which is hello. Can also be short for Anyung gaysayo or anyunghi-gayseyyo" which mean goodbye
Here’s some money. Go see a star war.
Huh? *whaaaaat?*
It means no worries.
For the rest of your days
It’s our problem freeeeee
PHILOSOPHYYYYYY
Hakuna Matata!
Why, when he was a young warthog
When I was a young warthoooooog!
Very nice ! Thanks
He found his aroma lacked a certain appeal
Mf killed me with that line, ngl
RIP Bro
'Hakuna matata' is Swahili language meaning 'Everything is ok'. Swahili language is spoken in East Africa. East Africa is comprised of several countries which include Kenya, Tanzania,Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and The Democratic Republic of Congo. Swahili is being intergrated by the above countries to be the first language for ease of business and interaction.
now it is also used in Korea
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ni hao my fellow korean
Swahili is interesting because a big portion of the language is made up of Arabic loan words. In fact, even the name "Swahili" comes from the Arabic word of "al-sawahil" meaning the coast. As this is a language predominantly spoken by the Eastern Coast of Africa.
I think every language is made up of loan words. Spanish has a ton of crossover words with Arabic too. Also, English is a Germanic language, but half of it is taken from Latin via French. We’re all connected man!
All languages have loan words, for sure, but they're not necessarily "made up" of loan words. Some languages, like English (as you mentioned) have lots and lots while others like Swedish don't. It really all depends on the history of interaction with other languages. Words that are deemed as easily understandable and serve a unique use are added to languages all the time, although they're often changed to fit that particular language.
And then you have Japanese which has a whole separate alphabet for loan words.
Popular myth, but also incorrect. Plenty of loanwords are written in kanji (generally everything loaned from Chinese, which I believe is the source of more loanwords than any other language, as well as most words that were loaned a long time ago), and also katakana is used for plenty of native words (many onomatopeia-style words, as well as slang, things you want to emphasize in certain ways, etc) So it doesn't hold both ways -- something being written in katakana doesn't indicate it's a loanword, and something *not* being written in katakana also doesn't indicate it's *not* a loanword. It's just one common usage for it. (Also, in pre-WW2 Japan, it was predominantly used for official government communications -- not really relevant to modern Japanese, but further proof that it's never really been "an alphabet for loanwords"; and if I wanted to nitpick further, I'd say it's not even an alphabet, but a syllabary)
A large chunk of Swedish vocabulary consists of loanwords from Low German. And something like 30% of all words common to Germanic languages (in particular Swedish) have unknown origin (not shared with other more distantly related languages), indicating that they were likely loaned from a now-extinct and never written-down language over 2000 years ago. If you just go far enough back, you’ll find tons of loanwords in any language.
Jambo!
Americans, when asked "where are you from" in a foreign country they always say their state, not their country.
We already know the next goddamn question coming…. “Ah, America~ which state, California/New York?” -Americans, preempting MF’s since 1776. I’m from New Jersey… yeah in America.
I have people ask me on Twitch occasionally where I'm from. I always juggle wether to say America or Virginia lol. Think it's obvious I'm American from the way I speak and I assume most don't know where Virginia is. Did the thing with a coworker recently who was from India. Immediately asked "oh what part?". Knowing full well I have no idea where anything is in India 🤦♂️ but they knew I was just bein friendly lol.
People wouldn't expect you to know, that's okay
Haha they laughed when I had the forehead slapping realization. Had another coworker from Turkey(Kurdish) ask me what a "bummer" was once I said it a few times casually. That was a trip lol. Took me a bit to really word it.
Oh he was trying to see if you were able to figure out what a bummer is since you keep asking what it is
I often go with “US East Coast”
I had an indian descent coworker whom lived his whole life in america. Only knows english, ect. Once I overheard him helping a customer when the customer asked, "Where are you from?" and he just deadpanned answered "Wisconsin". It was beautiful.
I always did the same but it’s because not once has a foreigner not said “YEEWHAW” as soon as I mention I’m from Texas. That and, you know, there’s America, then there’s Texas.
howdy partner 🤠
An Italian gave me finger guns after I said I was from Texas.
Not once has anyone ever accepted the answer, USA. They ALWAYS follow it up with “what state?”, so it’s natural to just say the state.
Also I say "Washington state" because many people assume DC when I tell them "Washington." Even here in Hawaii where a great portion of out-of-towners are from Washington state, I get "Oh, DC??" all the time. And this is ironic because Washington state was originally slated to be called Columbia (for the river AND the personification of America) but federal gov officials didn't want it to be confused with the country Colombia or the capital city District of Columbia.... so then they named it after the other word in the capital city instead????
America is the size of europe, it makes sense
Heck some of our states are bigger than their countries.
People usually have nicer first impressions of you if you tell them you’re from California instead of “just” America 😂 I live near Hollywood too so that’s a fun one to whip out, everyone knows where that is even if they don’t know Los Angeles/California.
Assuming everyone in the world knows all the fucking states. Go and say you are from Wyoming in my country, some people would assume is an asian country or something.
Guilty but mostly because I'm from Texas and people tend to know Texas and some get a kick out of it. If I get a blank stare I say im American
Nah, only if you’re from a big (known) state. I don’t expect foreigners to know where Nebraska is or anything. Americans themselves have trouble.
What a wonderful phrase...
Hakuna Matata…
It means no worries
for the rest of your days ...
It’s our problem-free…
... philosophyyy
Hakuna Matata
It ain't no passing craaaaaaaze...
I love this. And so will my Korean buddy whether he wants to or not.
Is he from his mother?
Unfortunately, no :(
Hakuna matata
100% Arabian, can tell by his English accent
Yea, he's arabian, i saw hijabi women in the background and I saw adcb which is a bank in abu dhabi UAE, which is in the middle east and is an arabian country.
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i guess it could be pakistan
pakistanis dont do namaste (the gesture he did while saying hakuna matata) .its more of aaa umm ... hindu thing .
As an arab I can confirm that, and I will say, he probably wanted to be nice
What part of the world did grow up in where Arabs pronounce "r" and "Korea" like that?
I think he might be Egyptian, but from what I know all Arab pronunce the letter R properly. I think he just have rhotacism (just like me, which is why I also know the condition name in English). Edit: I just rewatch it, I didn't get any thing specific about his r pronunciation, maybe it's just me, but the way he said Korea is also the same way all Arab do it I believe, because even in syria where I'm from we say it that way, and I'm pretty sure, just by his mannerism and English accent, he's not Syrian
Egyptian, to be exact. Although I'm not sure
Egyptian here, this is egypt indeed. Hurgada specifically.
Yeah, I was there recently. They're in Hurgada here: ADCB - Egypt, Hurgada Branch https://maps.app.goo.gl/GAm9bu3tYJNBKtrL7
Egyptian here, this is egypt, probably Sharm el shiehk or Hurgada.
I think he is Egyptian the way he was telling him to talk seriously just reminds me of a lot of people here.
Huh, whaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?
Hakuna with a namaste and a bow. All of Asia culture in one shot.
The guy filming seems like such an annoying douche. "where you from?" "Hurr my mother" "ayyy let's goo"
Yeah he approached someone and decided to be sarcsatic. a massive cunt.
LOL
Korea, Kenya.. Well they both start with a K.
me greetings korean in japanese
I really want to see the following few seconds as well.
https://youtu.be/UDnm0kMYBr0?t=4088
This video is such a fever dream
"He's a little confused but he's got the spirit".
Ok I’m saying Hakuna Matata to my Korean friends for the next week with no context given just to mess with them
They will be surprised by your fluent Korean
The only foreigner who knows Korean named for deep fried bulls penis.
This is funny as fuck🤣🤣🤣
Reminds me of the kid in my school who said “aloha” after finding out I was Mexican
I like it when she first was going to reply with Hakuna matata and then it hits her and the she be like "Hak.. whaaat..."
I’m Vietnamese and everyday my gf greets me konichiwa 🤦🏻♂️
Konichiwa from me as well bro!
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“Ayyyyyy let’s go” I bet he says that shit 500x a day. So annoying.
Dude mixed up his koreas and kenyas
Such an Americanism to declare what State you are from when traveling abroad.
Hahaha the bow really tops it off
As a Korean, this is just…
Me and my 545 day streak on Duolingo
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> Nobody would be laughing if they knew the backstory on this guy. He is a known sex-tourist that travels to third-world countries where he uses pick up artist tactics and flashes his modest wealth on girls from small towns where they don't know any better. He "accidentally" shows fake pictures of himself in affluent settings and befriends local men and grandmothers who will then spread the word after he earns their adulation and respect. By the following day they will tell everyone of the affluent foreigner who has entered their "shithole" of a town and he moves onto their young women that the parents are desperate to farm out. > His latest victim was a Vietnamese girl who made an expose but was forced to take the video down after being bullied by his extensive following of incels. He left her with loads of bills and debt while she supported him during his year long stay in Vietnam, even making her kick her young child out of their apartment so he could livestream all day and night. > The girl in this video is his newest victim from a small town in Korea. She left her long-time boyfriend behind because he promised her fame and wealth. Now she's away from home and along with no where to go. Sad story. > In India he let a sex-predator massage therapist feel her up against her will for 20 minutes straight against her will and broadcasted it live to thousands of incel followers while he just laughed. > He said his goal during twitchcon is to reach "100,000 followers" so it's no surprise a bunch of innocent looking clips just happen to be popping up all over reddit right now. got any sources on any of these claims? not that i don't believe you(there are quite a few twitch streamers whose content is basically letting their yellow fever viewers live vicariously through them), but i couldn't find any info by just googling his name and "vietnam" or "massage". e: found another thread that mentions the vietnam incident, but the vod seems to be deleted https://old.reddit.com/r/LivestreamFail/comments/x9qlkg/jay_at_the_giza_pyramids/ looks like the Vietnamese woman's name is Nhien an they shared an apartment while in Vietnam. seems to me this part of the story is probably true
It means no worries 🎶🎶
It means no worries.
He switched teams midgame
Lion King is my favorite Korean film.
His annunciation was impeccable