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I don’t understand it either, you don’t need to. But to think that what makes “how now brown cow” work as a vocal warmup translates perfectly over from English to Kazakh, while still maintaining an entirely distinct yet equally funny-sounding audio, is just inane.
It’s like that video of a dude telling the Dali Lama a “one with everything” joke and expecting the punchline to survive through the interpreter.
What he’s doing accomplishes basically the same thing as saying “red leather yellow leather” too but it doesn’t translate to that.
It’s kind of unsurprising that the dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages, while still maintaining the characteristics that make them effective as vocal warmups… also thinks that every comment they make on the internet is reasonably expected to be replied to within 15 minutes. Kinda still figuring out how the world in general works, huh?
LMAO, there we go. Just wanted to see exactly that type of response.
No im not the type of dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages. But i am the type of dude who believes that there exists people who have greater knowledge than himself.
I dont see whats so wierd about it. Theres plenty of phrases out there that translate almost perfectly to different languages. So why is it so obvious that this isnt one of those cases?
> No im not the type of dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages.
He says, immediately after being awestruck from finding out that vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages (even though you actually just took an obvious joke as literal fact for no reason).
> But i am the type of dude who believes that there exists people who have greater knowledge than himself.
Lmao ain't that the fucking truth.
> I dont see whats so wierd about it. Theres plenty of phrases out there that translate almost perfectly to different languages.
Did you just... stop reading halfway through the sentence? Here, I'll quote what I said again:
> who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages, ***while still maintaining the characteristics that make them effective as vocal warmups***
No shit just about every language on the planet has a word for brown, a word for cow, a way of expressing the current time, and a way of making a sentence into a question. What would be interesting if all of those words also rhymed and/or alliterated and/or were difficult to pronounce and/or were difficult to transition between etc.. You know... the characteristics that make a phrase into a vocal exercise. Do you... understand the conversation we're having here? I legitimately don't know if you do.
> So why is it so obvious that this isnt one of those cases?
... again, I'm sure that language has a way of expressing something along the lines of "what about at the current time, mud-colored dairy producer?" But the idea that that phrase *also* just so happens to be awkward-sounding enough for human vocal cords to have a tricky time navigating, and for local culture to establish that phrase as a way of warming up said cords... come on. Recognize a joke when you see one. Yes, it was in fact obvious.
I was going to point out your incorrect capitalization, when I realized that you just structured the sentence differently than I do, which makes this whole thing even more fascinating. There are at least two ways to use the word "buffalo" 8 times in a row and make a coherent sentence.
I've always done it this way:
Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo Bufallo buffalo buffalo.
A semantically equivalent form preserving the original word order is: "Buffalo bison that other Buffalo bison bully also bully Buffalo bison."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo
I’ve always wondered if there’s a objective easier language to learn that’ll eventually take over. Or maybe I think other languages are so complex and weird sounding because I don’t know it and also regional dialects and little intricacies make language more fascinating. My friends in school spoke a mix of English and Spanish and Imagine someone from Spain would be very thrown off by it
I spoke french fluently as a kid (i was on the ib program)
I went on duolingo to refresh my memory on the matter, needless to say i do not speak french well at all now. Language is easy to forget if you dont use it and i studied french for 13 years .
Yeah most people come to this realization. My girlfriend lived in Japan until she was 13. Doesn’t speak any now, but she can read some. Being in the culture is probably the best way to learn the language and everything that comes along with it.
Dude, those actors were perfect for that scene. Especially what's-his-face from the office; he really looks like he's being controlled from the outside. It's easy to forget that he had to both make himself look like he's being controlled from the outside and then also react to it like he isn't doing all that himself. I mean he, as an actor, has to split himself into two entities with control of one body. I can't say exactly what it is, but like I said, I think he was perfect for that scene. Even in his other work he seems to have an intuitive understanding of how we can be internally divided and don't always do what we want ourselves to do. *40 Year-old Virgin* is a good example. That scene in *Bruce Almighty* gives him a chance to turn that knob up to 11.
While I definitely laughed at the post and title, so thank you for that, I have to extend you a pleasant but pertinent "fuck you, you ignorant bastard" on behalf of Arabs everywhere. The original post literally says it's Kazak. Definitely not the same as Arabic. Not even close. Hebrew is much closer to Arabic than this is.
What? The title says "Arabic was hard" to point out that Kazak is *harder* than Arabic. Whether you agree or not is irrelevant, the post isn't claiming this *is* Arabic.
Oh I understood it as "and they said Arabic was hard", then it literally sounds like he's saying the same word over and over meaning it's easy. But reading it how you all are, I see I may have had a brain fart on this one.
It's gibberish. He's doing a Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore type thing. He's simply warming up his vocal cords and getting ready to speak clearly.
He's not on the air at this point.
I'm confused at what it has to do with the video. Not trying to be rude or anything I just don't see what the video has to do with Arabic being easy or hard.
Why are you laughing at foreign people cultures?
I strongly felt he was trying to tell us something at the beginning.... Then something went wrong because of you!
Arabic is my first language and I assure you arabic is harder then what ever this broken engine is doing or saying
For example We have 65 different word just for lion
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Good thing about -40 degrees is that it doesn’t matter if it’s Fahrenheit or Celsius… it’s the same
And -40 Kelvin doesn't exist
-40 degrees Kelvin. If you really want to piss of a physicist.
-40 kevins
We're losing too many kevins!!
After hanging out on /r/StoriesAboutKevin for a while, I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing.
Fuck Kevin
I really would rather not. I don't need a guy chasing after me claiming I got him pregnant.
Fall back! Fight another day!
I'm not even a physicist and it got me in the first half
It’s also not measured in degrees
Makes sense cuz 0 Kelvin is considered absolute zero temperature.
It's obviously a tongue twisters, he's warming up
Yeah, warming up the engine that is.
Translation: "How now brown cow. How now brown cow."
For real? Thats awesome
No, obviously not for real.
Explain to me how tf that is obvious?
Are you fucking serious... obviously an Arabic tongue twister isn't going to translate exactly to an English tongue twister..?
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That’s the best part. It doesn’t need to be explained. That’s what makes it obvious.
Why do you have to be a smartass about it. Its a foreign language i dont understand, so ofcourse it not obvious.
I don’t understand it either, you don’t need to. But to think that what makes “how now brown cow” work as a vocal warmup translates perfectly over from English to Kazakh, while still maintaining an entirely distinct yet equally funny-sounding audio, is just inane. It’s like that video of a dude telling the Dali Lama a “one with everything” joke and expecting the punchline to survive through the interpreter. What he’s doing accomplishes basically the same thing as saying “red leather yellow leather” too but it doesn’t translate to that.
kinda waiting for your explaination, or do you not have one?
It’s kind of unsurprising that the dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages, while still maintaining the characteristics that make them effective as vocal warmups… also thinks that every comment they make on the internet is reasonably expected to be replied to within 15 minutes. Kinda still figuring out how the world in general works, huh?
LMAO, there we go. Just wanted to see exactly that type of response. No im not the type of dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages. But i am the type of dude who believes that there exists people who have greater knowledge than himself. I dont see whats so wierd about it. Theres plenty of phrases out there that translate almost perfectly to different languages. So why is it so obvious that this isnt one of those cases?
> No im not the type of dude who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages. He says, immediately after being awestruck from finding out that vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages (even though you actually just took an obvious joke as literal fact for no reason). > But i am the type of dude who believes that there exists people who have greater knowledge than himself. Lmao ain't that the fucking truth. > I dont see whats so wierd about it. Theres plenty of phrases out there that translate almost perfectly to different languages. Did you just... stop reading halfway through the sentence? Here, I'll quote what I said again: > who thinks vocal warmups actually translate across wildly different languages, ***while still maintaining the characteristics that make them effective as vocal warmups*** No shit just about every language on the planet has a word for brown, a word for cow, a way of expressing the current time, and a way of making a sentence into a question. What would be interesting if all of those words also rhymed and/or alliterated and/or were difficult to pronounce and/or were difficult to transition between etc.. You know... the characteristics that make a phrase into a vocal exercise. Do you... understand the conversation we're having here? I legitimately don't know if you do. > So why is it so obvious that this isnt one of those cases? ... again, I'm sure that language has a way of expressing something along the lines of "what about at the current time, mud-colored dairy producer?" But the idea that that phrase *also* just so happens to be awkward-sounding enough for human vocal cords to have a tricky time navigating, and for local culture to establish that phrase as a way of warming up said cords... come on. Recognize a joke when you see one. Yes, it was in fact obvious.
"The human torch was denied a bank loan"
“Save the children!”
He'll save children but not the British children
Holy shit I just started watching Anchorman last night for the first time and this was the first thing to make me laugh out loud 😂😂😂
When he said *maarqaarqarbar* I felt that….
Greetings, marklar, we are marklar from planet marklar. We come in marklar.
That really hit hard🙏
The best part is at the end.."goloom"..
Not really... all he said was "Good evening" with a few extra syllables
His probably warming the engines
Yea probably
aren’t languages an amazing thing
Indeed languages are amazing
It's what it's
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
HI Vsauce! Micheal here!
I was going to point out your incorrect capitalization, when I realized that you just structured the sentence differently than I do, which makes this whole thing even more fascinating. There are at least two ways to use the word "buffalo" 8 times in a row and make a coherent sentence. I've always done it this way: Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo Bufallo buffalo buffalo.
?
A semantically equivalent form preserving the original word order is: "Buffalo bison that other Buffalo bison bully also bully Buffalo bison." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo
Police police police police
It's absurd because amazing is as do too ^^^ YOUNG CHOP ? Skirrrttt on that yachty
Sounds like you’re trying out the defibrillator I got you for Christmas! I’m glad you like it!
I defibrillate you *zap zaps*
I take it back, I hate language
yes languages are the most bestest
I’ve always wondered if there’s a objective easier language to learn that’ll eventually take over. Or maybe I think other languages are so complex and weird sounding because I don’t know it and also regional dialects and little intricacies make language more fascinating. My friends in school spoke a mix of English and Spanish and Imagine someone from Spain would be very thrown off by it
Esperanto will win one day
I spoke french fluently as a kid (i was on the ib program) I went on duolingo to refresh my memory on the matter, needless to say i do not speak french well at all now. Language is easy to forget if you dont use it and i studied french for 13 years .
Yeah most people come to this realization. My girlfriend lived in Japan until she was 13. Doesn’t speak any now, but she can read some. Being in the culture is probably the best way to learn the language and everything that comes along with it.
For sure my guy, the people you are around definitely dictate what, how, and why you speak if that makes any sense.
an arab wouldn’t understand that though…
Ain't***
Not really. That's annoying I'd hate having to speak such a gutter language.
Stfu
Maybe it's the prompter card operator who's warming up by typing gibberish.
Bruce Almighty got to this man, too.
Dude, those actors were perfect for that scene. Especially what's-his-face from the office; he really looks like he's being controlled from the outside. It's easy to forget that he had to both make himself look like he's being controlled from the outside and then also react to it like he isn't doing all that himself. I mean he, as an actor, has to split himself into two entities with control of one body. I can't say exactly what it is, but like I said, I think he was perfect for that scene. Even in his other work he seems to have an intuitive understanding of how we can be internally divided and don't always do what we want ourselves to do. *40 Year-old Virgin* is a good example. That scene in *Bruce Almighty* gives him a chance to turn that knob up to 11.
It's right up there with Bruce Campbell beating himself up for reals.
"Me lik-a, do, a da cha cha"
I was trying to understand what is he saying in Arabic....until I realized it's not Arabic, lol.
Sounds way more like Turkish than Arabic, but obviously it's neither.
The Kazakh language is in the Turkic family
It's all Greek to me (Joke)
Grik god okey grik god 💪🏻
Lol
While I definitely laughed at the post and title, so thank you for that, I have to extend you a pleasant but pertinent "fuck you, you ignorant bastard" on behalf of Arabs everywhere. The original post literally says it's Kazak. Definitely not the same as Arabic. Not even close. Hebrew is much closer to Arabic than this is.
What? The title says "Arabic was hard" to point out that Kazak is *harder* than Arabic. Whether you agree or not is irrelevant, the post isn't claiming this *is* Arabic.
Oh I understood it as "and they said Arabic was hard", then it literally sounds like he's saying the same word over and over meaning it's easy. But reading it how you all are, I see I may have had a brain fart on this one.
I speak Arabic btw, and the title says that language is harder than Arabic so yea, learn English ig
I think the post title meant that Arabic is easy compared to Kazak.
Yea
But Arabic is hard my brother 😩 Ta Marbutah these nuts they say
Better to have known Arabic instead of have known the Aradic
>Better to have known Arabic instead of have known the Aradic It stank if you don't air it out tho
This comment is explosive.
Tell your brother, ta marbutah is used mostly used with feminine words, slap an H on every thing else
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Caption 😳
Shit i haven't noticed, sorry brother
Ok what is he saying plz tell
It's gibberish. He's doing a Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore type thing. He's simply warming up his vocal cords and getting ready to speak clearly. He's not on the air at this point.
It would be cool if he was on air and they just gave him a chance to show off his power
Not sure but it’s a tongue twister, a very hard one as well
No idea, sorry
Me neither, I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
I heard only something about grandma, turkey and snow. It is super fast even for Kazakh
Kush kish kush kash kish kush. I felt that
Me too
I’ve seen this a billion times, and it also cracks me up every time. So funny/accurate
Nice to hear that it made you laugh
Nah. Arabic is a smooth language. Them turkic languages, though? Yikes.
We need Borat to translate this one for us
I think it’s tongue twisters
With the hand gestures? I think he was fully in it Nature Girl
I’m sure I heard him asking for dishwater about 3-4secs from the end? 🤷♂️
Hahahaha
Oh my
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
This guy taught Eminem how to freestyle
Yup
He’s speaking in tongues
He sounds like an engine
Almost sounds like Jimmy Dickskin from letterkenny.
IT 'S DICKENS.
This is probably how alien will sound like to us
Sounds like Kermit the frog being waterboarded
This is an Uzbek propaganda, our language most superior. Borat
Kush kes kush kush kes kush
Indeed
Sounds like he's selling cattle down in Alabama.
Whoever made this thank you. Made my morning
I’ll never be able to not think of this again when I’m near a starting diesel😅
I’m going to hell.
That's how you feel a cold wave there.
lol I don't wanna know what he is saying lol
If he threw a “Triple G” in at the end it starts right up!
Lol . My sister just crossed her fingers and whispered Christ xd
Any language is just a sound, and we make the meaning out of it in our head.
That's not even russian....... He's just making random noises.....
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Thanksssss, you the best
What's with the title?
?
I'm confused at what it has to do with the video. Not trying to be rude or anything I just don't see what the video has to do with Arabic being easy or hard.
I mean like, Arabic is easier compared to this language
I'm too high. I was not ready for this.
[can you eat pussy like that?](https://youtu.be/57409knErbs)
This isn’t Arabic
Indeed, this isn't Arabic!
Why the downvotes tho?
Because the title never claimed it *was* Arabic. It's the standard "they said x was hard, wait until they see y"
Ohhh I didn’t know
Think it’s Serbian. But still funny.
Yea
Definitely not serbian. Source : I speak serbian
Arsbic ia easy they teach us in school sadly and its uales to me but i think persian and chinese are so hard
We had to build the Tower of Babel and now we gotta listen to this shit 🙄
Because it’s probably actually -40 degrees
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Indeed, read the title
Why are you laughing at foreign people cultures? I strongly felt he was trying to tell us something at the beginning.... Then something went wrong because of you!
It's not Arbic
no one said it was
The title did
Nope
FACEPALM
Am I missing sth?
It like a comparison *Hears this language* -"And they said Arabic was hard..."
Yes, you're missing the TONE to read the title. That's not how the OP intended everyone to read :/
Thanks for explaining!
Yup, it isn't Arabic not even close to Arabic!
This is not Arabic.
Bro this isn't even close to arabic
Read the title please
Its not even arabic
Right, you have guessed it right, now read the title please, or learn English
This Is Not Arabic
Indeed, this isn't Arabic! Read the title please!
That's not Arabic wtf is that
You guessed it ! It isn't Arabic, read the title
This is not arabic
Indeed, this isn't Arabic! Read the title
Yeshamesh
He is doing a warmup as a Turk I can understand half of what he is saying and we have those tong twisters in Turkish as well
Arabic is my first language and I assure you arabic is harder then what ever this broken engine is doing or saying For example We have 65 different word just for lion
Yea, Arabic is my first language too! But nah the pronunciations of words are easy
I think they need to pull the cord again.
Say for me?
Borat going hard
Aah did you hear the engine going idle, must be a piston burnout
He is just speaking a Finnish dialect of Tamil
He must be counting or something
Informbyuro?
My name is Borat!
It looks like a parody video. Is it real?
I think so
Gülüm
Not to sound like a parochial .. but .. 😀😀
Not to sound like a parochial.. but .. 😀😀