see if you can read thix shit: stick hacia arriba tu culo de mierda que se enfrentan dos idiota cabeza azul assed hijo de puta que no tiene nada mejor que hacer entonces esta maldita mierda!
hahaha Holy shit, that is one of best fake (American) English accents I have ever heard. I wish there were more of these videos floating around. Thanks for the laughs, man... I needed to hear that. I imagine that is EXACTLY what it sounds like to non-English speakers.
Hi, native English have replied that the fake English was so good that they thought they should understand. Sorry, but the fake Spanish part had not that effect on me (native speaker). In fact, it did not really resemble any possible Spanish accent or way of speaking. I think that can be done better. In fact, your English example looks like a paragraph, with verbs and complex sentences. That did not happen in the Spanish attempt. BTW, "obrigado" is Portuguese.
I felt like that was like listening to NPR through a door, big words that I can't fully hear because they're muffled. Creepily similar to the English language. The right cadence and flow and everything.
wow. that was the best ive heard. we sound REALLY WEIRD. this is the first time ive heard something sound like english in (more-or-less) my accent and i couldnt understand. i was barely able to make out the different words-which is a huge factor in language barriers. well done. im glad i could see what it felt like for english because it had always been in the back of my head
i decided after watching this that native speakers can never know what their language sounds like to others. it took this video for the planets to align in my head. i expected it to sound different because it would have the english sounds without the words, but it just sounds like you're saying something and i can't understand you correctly. i don't hear an accent, which is the problem.
Sounded like something about science. My first languige is French, and after hearing this, my head felt weard, as if all the english I knew was a lie. That's a creapy fealing. Who else had that happend to them?
I think the best part of this is what English-speaking people are saying: that they feel like their brain is telling them that they should understand, but it's not quite getting through. This is really interesting.
This is the best of the fake English responses, IMO. I also liked your spin on the OP's fake Spanish, your accent I think makes it more believable than the original. Great job!
Woah. I was trying to make out words and it frustrated my brain when I came up with nothing. It's like those moments in a conversation where you say 'what? What was that?"
However, when you read it, suddenly you can speak it too.
The Crenenium.
A yodel is transbenned. The alcamestime canned up rotoring. Alang pong is tupo-ported innen foresby, drawing the half out of hisby - the offkine enjure. E pheut nuass kus kindapalm. Mercy fers devil dutrauages, but ettetur rameus lu pairway whirlugy, of Mellan.
@YouStoleMyTube Common words like the, a, is, he, to, etc really should be expected in fake English. If someone is pretending to speak a language that they've heard, they can easily come up with those common words. I'm learning Korean (beginner still) and if I try to fake Korean I'd probably throw in some _nida, _yo, namja, yeoja, sarang, _nim, hajiman, _e-seo, etc because they are often said.
Someone from the Maine seacoast listening to someone from the most Southern part of the rural Appalachians, might think they also were hearing fake english.
in the movie the "seagull's laughter" which takes place in Iceland in like the 1950's or 40's, kinda reminded me of a song playing on a radio, in I think the Grandmother's house. and another scene at a fair, where, this Man is one like a stage performing some sound..
i've tried to get my non english speaking friends to do this forEVER but they never will. thanks, i love how it sounds when you do the english. reminds me of when i smoked myself to the point of aphasia.
i've tried to get my non english speaking friends to do this forEVER but they never will. thanks, i love how it sounds when you do the english. reminds me of when i smoked myself to the point of aphasia.
As someone who speaks English fluently, it's weird to think that someone would actually believe that is English, but it does sound like it. And when you hear someone else "fake talking" in a language you don't know, you can't tell the difference! Crazy :) Very interesting, thanks!
I am a native english speaker who only knows the very basics of spanish. Upon seeing the original video, I boggled my mind trying to think of what fake english would sound like. You DO speak fluent english, and I've got to say, you're fake english is damn convincing. Very good job, my friend.
This is one of the best replies. I speak both Spanish and English and it's almost frustrating to my brain to here the fake languages because the sounds are correct. My brain recognizes the morphemes but the way they're put together doesn't make sense - it's fake lol. It's sort of like hearing someone speak through the wall. You can hear people talking but you can't understand what they're saying.
that was absolutely amazing. Best fake English I've heard on youtube. It's crazy, because it's like my mind was grappling to understand what you were saying in English...lol it was frustrating my mind
Some of the fake words your using in the English one are words in the dictionary also to think of fake words to replace words like "and, if, or, the, to etc" that we use every sentence and throw them in context. Think about it! Its hard to try and speak a fake language if you can already speak the traditional one.
Some of the fake words your using in the English one are words in the dictionary also to think of fake words to replace words like "and, if, or, the, to etc" that we use every sentence and throw them in context. Think about it! Its hard to try and speak a fake language if you can already speak the traditional one.
Wow. I'm a 20-year-old midwestern girl, English as my native language, and it was such an odd feeling to hear that "English". I kept wondering why I couldn't understand it. I literally felt like you were telling me something, but something was blocking the way.
@alashabibti I have also always wondered what it is like for foreigners. I work with lots of non-English speakers, and they say that the language they speak in the Sims is the closest thing to English
It's pretty good, but I hear a bit too much articulated 'r' when you do 'tr'. That sounds like 'too-rah' to me, so you might try shortening that. I use too-ra when I'm imitating Italian or Spanish.
this is crap- it is impossible to speak a fake language if you already speak it. only someone who doesn't speak the language can speak the fake language- i dont think this is what REAL fake english sounds like (does that even make sense?)
I completely agree! If you already speak the language, your understanding of how the fake language should sound is skewed. I want to see a video of someone who doesn't speak a lick of English do it.
@XIPM3 omg nooo please dont kill it i thought it was very good ye but if a non english person was pretending to speak english they would prob talk like he is like for instence on of my grandads is german an when he spoke german before i learnt it i used to mimik him all the time an i just spoke plain shit basicly like this but german obv haha so tbh this isnt bad
Okayy, I Dunno What Video Everyone Else Was Watching But The English Was Terrible...Sorry But Nobody I Know Speaks Like That, It Sounded American To Me But Heyy I'm Onlyy English = P
That is cool. It seems like in any fake language the smaller words remain in tact and even in the common places ("A", "the", and "he" being at the beginning of most sentences).
sorry but.. mi native language is spanish, and your fake spanish sound to me more like Portuguese when you say "obrigado" and other is similar to greek, latin or somethink else.. but not familiar. I think you should change the word "PI" is too many, for "que" or "el" "la".
Once when I was in a waiting room at a doctor's office, I saw a little Argentinian girl pretending to read a book in English. The sounds she made were really interesting to hear.
see if you can read thix shit: stick hacia arriba tu culo de mierda que se enfrentan dos idiota cabeza azul assed hijo de puta que no tiene nada mejor que hacer entonces esta maldita mierda!
elementwolf100 2 months ago
You have very sexy accent !!!
are you single ?
vsokalsky 2 months ago
Haha, this is awesome!!!!!
CrankUpTheAmps 3 months ago
I don't speak Spanish....so the fake spanish is spot on. Sounds the same
Amoristana 4 months ago
Simlish.
triFeral 4 months ago
sounds like the sims haha the english does
sydnaay1 5 months ago
hahaha Holy shit, that is one of best fake (American) English accents I have ever heard. I wish there were more of these videos floating around. Thanks for the laughs, man... I needed to hear that. I imagine that is EXACTLY what it sounds like to non-English speakers.
prometheuszero9 5 months ago 3
The, a, is, the, is, time, of, a, is, to, in, the, choring, the, of, the, off, and, sure, he, this, kind, to, he, first, to, but, to, the, way, of..
All of the above are -real- english words.
Scipiooipics 5 months ago
I just got MIND FUCKED on the english part...
AnB4Life00 5 months ago 7
This has been flagged as spam show
Wow, that was really good.
mzzzhedison 5 months ago in playlist More videos from richivinsky
That is so weird.
VerisonMember 6 months ago
Haha it sounds like something I'd hear on NPR except unintelligible.
PsychoNinjaFreak 6 months ago
All this reminds me of the sims
CapnTan 6 months ago
For the English part it's like somehow I lost the ability to understand the language and you're trying to tell me something.
6double1agent6 7 months ago 4
Hi, native English have replied that the fake English was so good that they thought they should understand. Sorry, but the fake Spanish part had not that effect on me (native speaker). In fact, it did not really resemble any possible Spanish accent or way of speaking. I think that can be done better. In fact, your English example looks like a paragraph, with verbs and complex sentences. That did not happen in the Spanish attempt. BTW, "obrigado" is Portuguese.
olaphus 7 months ago
aw. my head hurts with that english one.
kebs007 7 months ago
waah... i wonder if this is how they came up with the way the Sims talk
cottoncactus 7 months ago
Aahhh I had to pause the video because it made my head feel weird. Like my brain was straining to make sense of what you were saying. You win.
Imaweredeer 7 months ago
first clean your room and then post videos little girl
lopez11893 8 months ago
Oh no, word salad! Richard has had a stroke! Got to get him to the hospital! =P
jsherwood0 8 months ago 2
I felt like that was like listening to NPR through a door, big words that I can't fully hear because they're muffled. Creepily similar to the English language. The right cadence and flow and everything.
elite49er 8 months ago 2
wow. that was the best ive heard. we sound REALLY WEIRD. this is the first time ive heard something sound like english in (more-or-less) my accent and i couldnt understand. i was barely able to make out the different words-which is a huge factor in language barriers. well done. im glad i could see what it felt like for english because it had always been in the back of my head
farfanugenmaster 9 months ago
i decided after watching this that native speakers can never know what their language sounds like to others. it took this video for the planets to align in my head. i expected it to sound different because it would have the english sounds without the words, but it just sounds like you're saying something and i can't understand you correctly. i don't hear an accent, which is the problem.
lese91 9 months ago
your spanish sound like spanish/portuguese/italian mix.
alexyakeka 9 months ago
Sounded like something about science. My first languige is French, and after hearing this, my head felt weard, as if all the english I knew was a lie. That's a creapy fealing. Who else had that happend to them?
PierreRMB 9 months ago 2
I think the best part of this is what English-speaking people are saying: that they feel like their brain is telling them that they should understand, but it's not quite getting through. This is really interesting.
LmfaoGod 10 months ago
this is what it's like to have aphasia
pb237723 10 months ago
This is the best of the fake English responses, IMO. I also liked your spin on the OP's fake Spanish, your accent I think makes it more believable than the original. Great job!
applefaerie 10 months ago
WHAT'S THE POINT?
BeauMeJe 10 months ago
TO RESPOND TO THE FAKE LANGUAGES YOU DUMBASS!!
QW5ub255bW91cw 9 months ago
@QW5ub255bW91cw thats it?oh get a life coz this is gay....
BeauMeJe 9 months ago
wow my brain is telling me i should understand but i cant make out a word of it
NerdyCast 10 months ago
Fake English is how english would sound like if you don't understand English.
danielkutztown 10 months ago
@danielkutztown absolutely right
JoelakaDamian 10 months ago
That sounds more like italian.
danielkutztown 11 months ago
@danielkutztown what is fake English ??
Afanlynness 10 months ago
best fake English that I've heard
carlos123gallardo 11 months ago
The Spanish totally sounded the same to me, but then the English... trippy! Thank you!
enedving 11 months ago
wow that sounds awesome
idangle6 11 months ago
you look like a gentle fella. .. .. . .
QW5ub255bW91cw 11 months ago
Woah. I was trying to make out words and it frustrated my brain when I came up with nothing. It's like those moments in a conversation where you say 'what? What was that?"
nopoopallowed 11 months ago
However, when you read it, suddenly you can speak it too.
The Crenenium.
A yodel is transbenned. The alcamestime canned up rotoring. Alang pong is tupo-ported innen foresby, drawing the half out of hisby - the offkine enjure. E pheut nuass kus kindapalm. Mercy fers devil dutrauages, but ettetur rameus lu pairway whirlugy, of Mellan.
ugiswrong 1 year ago 15
@ugiswrong Hahaha, very nice very nice... close
richivinsky 1 year ago 2
Wtf????? It's so weird. I was hearing a language I speak in but not understanding it...
leeofbacup 1 year ago
Haha that was great.
Xaon45 1 year ago
is everybody going retarded or something haha..?
StackerNZ 1 year ago
@StackerNZ
why say that?
QW5ub255bW91cw 11 months ago
haha wow this is really good
simplayaj 1 year ago
Wow..I always wanted to know how english sounds to someone else! I kinda like my language a little more now!
CaliforniaGirl088 1 year ago
haha great!
jvlppm 1 year ago
That was really good :D
artemisk 1 year ago
OMGOSH! that was awesome and really funny. lol.
pooppoo 1 year ago
Oh so thats what I sound like- i must sound Dutch. lol
Leonaloverxx 1 year ago
good job! i liked the english a lot.. i've been wondering how it sounds to "foreigners" lately as well
brianestoll 1 year ago
... Er... You used so many English words: The, a, is, time, of, to, off, he, kind, first, but, way.
Obviously anything with all those English words is going to sound English.
YouStoleMyTube 1 year ago
@YouStoleMyTube Common words like the, a, is, he, to, etc really should be expected in fake English. If someone is pretending to speak a language that they've heard, they can easily come up with those common words. I'm learning Korean (beginner still) and if I try to fake Korean I'd probably throw in some _nida, _yo, namja, yeoja, sarang, _nim, hajiman, _e-seo, etc because they are often said.
lindafay1 1 year ago
Someone from the Maine seacoast listening to someone from the most Southern part of the rural Appalachians, might think they also were hearing fake english.
tenhirankei 1 year ago
haha the only english word i could hear 'trousers'.
bakerthfc 1 year ago
in the movie the "seagull's laughter" which takes place in Iceland in like the 1950's or 40's, kinda reminded me of a song playing on a radio, in I think the Grandmother's house. and another scene at a fair, where, this Man is one like a stage performing some sound..
lutdabs 1 year ago
Kinda sounded Gaelic.
AlmightyScubba 1 year ago
O.O Omg that is good non-english english!!!!!!! Sounds like ~I know someone sad this~ My Science teacher too!! It always goes over my head!!
girrulez77 1 year ago
I'm American and I really liked the English. Really good man. It makes me feel like I've had a stroke, as someone else said.
yurismir1 1 year ago
Sounded like real English for the most part, but sounded more German towards the end.
Same with the Spanish, towards the end it sounded more Portuguese to me.
lamareikan666 1 year ago
Ok the English was good Ill give you that, the Spanish was pretty good not great
ibolano22 1 year ago
that sounds like speaking in English using words I don't know.... good job!
OrbVideo 1 year ago
dude ur foreign!
sprucepantherkmt 1 year ago
I don't think this counts, since you used real english words.
adspadoublea 1 year ago
i've tried to get my non english speaking friends to do this forEVER but they never will. thanks, i love how it sounds when you do the english. reminds me of when i smoked myself to the point of aphasia.
theniha 1 year ago
i've tried to get my non english speaking friends to do this forEVER but they never will. thanks, i love how it sounds when you do the english. reminds me of when i smoked myself to the point of aphasia.
theniha 1 year ago
its like listening to my science teacher.
stevenwall2010 1 year ago 67
@stevenwall2010 tell me about it...sigh**
shanvampire 1 year ago
As someone who speaks English fluently, it's weird to think that someone would actually believe that is English, but it does sound like it. And when you hear someone else "fake talking" in a language you don't know, you can't tell the difference! Crazy :) Very interesting, thanks!
musicmels22 1 year ago
really good!
jiveghost 1 year ago
In the Spanish part you say something like obrigado a few times, that's actually Portuguese (thanks/gracias) but it was excellent anyway.
lucgal10 1 year ago
grate english... but u had the same problem with the spanish.. it sound portuguese/italian dont use the Ñ so much
berno91 1 year ago
holy shit that's GOOD!
Wapajama99 1 year ago
Soz but im English and u dont sound english
Zeenyxxx 1 year ago
makes me feel like I've had a stroke
shaunette9 1 year ago 4
Sounds like the Sims.
TheLeardMan 1 year ago
I am a native english speaker who only knows the very basics of spanish. Upon seeing the original video, I boggled my mind trying to think of what fake english would sound like. You DO speak fluent english, and I've got to say, you're fake english is damn convincing. Very good job, my friend.
Breckords 1 year ago
eh. I like it, and for the most part i though that the english sounded really good, but towards the end it started sounding more german to me.
VulgarTeacake 1 year ago
awesome man
Godofkhorn 1 year ago
That fake English was perfect. I couldn't really think of how fake English would sound, especially American English, but you did it well.
Bluetiger457 1 year ago 4
YESSSSSS! brilliant.
jcandnp 1 year ago
Oh, wow! This is so weird! You had a great American accent going there... but I couldn't understand any of the words!
ShadesOSilver 1 year ago
that was SO GOOD! OMG, i bet that's what english rlly sounds like to non-speakers XD
thesecret14 1 year ago
what the hell? IT is soo english. It is like when someone speaks english but your like "huh..?!"
millions1030 1 year ago
I am so happy to finally hear some good fake eglish! That was very impressive.
MinisterofScissors 1 year ago
HAAAA! That's so awesome. xDDDD
TheKarret 1 year ago
The cranenium: a yortel of trans fat
jacusti 1 year ago
This is one of the best replies. I speak both Spanish and English and it's almost frustrating to my brain to here the fake languages because the sounds are correct. My brain recognizes the morphemes but the way they're put together doesn't make sense - it's fake lol. It's sort of like hearing someone speak through the wall. You can hear people talking but you can't understand what they're saying.
elite49er 1 year ago
english sounds sweet!
idangle6 1 year ago
Haha that's awesome!!
7eather 1 year ago
Good job. All fake english I've heard is with an American accent (west coast too). Would love to hear some fake english with a thick Jersey accent
BullToTheShit 1 year ago 2
that was absolutely amazing. Best fake English I've heard on youtube. It's crazy, because it's like my mind was grappling to understand what you were saying in English...lol it was frustrating my mind
MissDtheoneandonly 1 year ago 2
That was great!!!!
politegangsta 1 year ago
You're too good at this fake English thing, obviously fluent.
baigandine 1 year ago
That was so bizarre! hahah I kept replaying the English cause I thought I was understanding but nope!
SeeSarahGo 1 year ago 2
que?
radicaltimward 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Some of the fake words your using in the English one are words in the dictionary also to think of fake words to replace words like "and, if, or, the, to etc" that we use every sentence and throw them in context. Think about it! Its hard to try and speak a fake language if you can already speak the traditional one.
Much love for the effort tho.
Peace out.
thesouthernlad 1 year ago
Some of the fake words your using in the English one are words in the dictionary also to think of fake words to replace words like "and, if, or, the, to etc" that we use every sentence and throw them in context. Think about it! Its hard to try and speak a fake language if you can already speak the traditional one.
Much love for the effort tho.
Peace out.
thesouthernlad 1 year ago
that was cool. nonsense that seemed somewhat familiar as an English speaker.
Shmior 1 year ago
Wow. I'm a 20-year-old midwestern girl, English as my native language, and it was such an odd feeling to hear that "English". I kept wondering why I couldn't understand it. I literally felt like you were telling me something, but something was blocking the way.
alashabibti 1 year ago 34
@alashabibti agreed or maybe we just think we understand it because of his "american" accent
TheHollyweirdFiles 10 months ago
@alashabibti I have also always wondered what it is like for foreigners. I work with lots of non-English speakers, and they say that the language they speak in the Sims is the closest thing to English
FuroraCeltica 8 months ago
Your Spanish sounds too Italian...
siameez 1 year ago
I thought your fake Spanish was just decent but your fake English was really good.
hamper11 1 year ago
oh man that was so weird....fake english sounds kind of germanish?
chicelias 1 year ago 2
It's pretty good, but I hear a bit too much articulated 'r' when you do 'tr'. That sounds like 'too-rah' to me, so you might try shortening that. I use too-ra when I'm imitating Italian or Spanish.
deusabscondidum 1 year ago
that was the best fake english i have ever heard. you even had punctuation, enunciation, pausing, periods, etc. great job!
ryazbeck 1 year ago
Cool
DrabesBeDrabes 1 year ago
THAT WAS SO COOL
RO80T 1 year ago
that was really well done! the english at least
zeromont 2 years ago
thats not fake english this it likish fakish youish cowardish youish badish english
sarge6925 2 years ago
Your English sounds very Medieval - like the opening of Beowulf. I wonder if that text would allow for "Fake English" even for those fluent in it.
Raveler1 2 years ago
it sounded just like english!!
jazabell14 2 years ago
this is crap- it is impossible to speak a fake language if you already speak it. only someone who doesn't speak the language can speak the fake language- i dont think this is what REAL fake english sounds like (does that even make sense?)
XIPM3 2 years ago
@XIPM3
I completely agree! If you already speak the language, your understanding of how the fake language should sound is skewed. I want to see a video of someone who doesn't speak a lick of English do it.
Erekai 1 year ago
@XIPM3 an impression is an impression.
FuzedBox 1 year ago
@XIPM3 omg nooo please dont kill it i thought it was very good ye but if a non english person was pretending to speak english they would prob talk like he is like for instence on of my grandads is german an when he spoke german before i learnt it i used to mimik him all the time an i just spoke plain shit basicly like this but german obv haha so tbh this isnt bad
Sugahunnii77 1 year ago
Wow...that sounded just like English, but I couldn't understand what you were saying. LOL.
diane6723 2 years ago
Oh my GOD, SPOT ON! I speak both languages, so it's like I was trying to follow along, but nothing was coming in. XDD
skyclaw441 2 years ago
The english sounds right but the way you spelled it looks off. haha
saam1393 2 years ago
now i know: i always wanted to know what english sounds like to non english people!
assassinofdoom12345 2 years ago
Okayy, I Dunno What Video Everyone Else Was Watching But The English Was Terrible...Sorry But Nobody I Know Speaks Like That, It Sounded American To Me But Heyy I'm Onlyy English = P
x
RosieeRozaa 2 years ago
HOLY CRAP!!
that was awesome!
that was a good spanish imitation btw.. but i think you should have said the whole thing as if it was a sentance.
thats how i speak :p
and the eglish... my god.
thehpower 2 years ago
Great work! The English part (1:03) was really good. I caught myself actually trying to follow along.
operablesocks 2 years ago 6
that's really good impression. It's so weird to hear "English" and not know the words. It sounds so peculiar!!
xxxToomy07 2 years ago 63
@xxxToomy07 i agree very much XD
TheStanMarshSP 1 year ago
@xxxToomy07 using a homosexual lisp does not count as changing a language
drenichiban 1 year ago
Very nice fake English, if I weren't paying attention I would have thought you were speaking English.
HaloProphets 2 years ago 7
wow the fake english sounds so english if you re not carefully listen to it
bogellenong 2 years ago
thats nice...from denmark
thedingalingz 2 years ago
O_0
MrKoalaCorporation 2 years ago
Great job! I love it!
Inkburrow 2 years ago
hahaha the egnlish part was great
sweetchels36 2 years ago 5
in the english part you used some basic words so it wasn't completely fake, but still very good.
jacklemonkey 2 years ago 2
awesome fake english man! blew me away! i had to listen twice to see if you were actually talking english or truly making jibberish.
iamHarleyDavidson 2 years ago 7
@iamHarleyDavidson so did I lol
palmer0700 1 year ago
the fake english sounds like something out of hitchhikers guide to the galaxy in its zaniness
spiderman5z 2 years ago 2
i would say that this fake english isn't fake because some of the sentences they followed some sort of english based sentence structure.
conorthedestroyer 2 years ago 3
whats funny is the fake english sounded completely normal to me, like you're supposed to talk
densendoku 2 years ago 5
OMG!! the english is awesome!
067zeke 2 years ago
I really like the fake English one, too.
If I had the radio on for background noise and you slipped into that, I don't know if I'd notice anything was amiss.
sgnp 2 years ago
WOW the fake english is awesome
alphaknave 2 years ago 2
his spanish was better
netuber12 2 years ago
This is one of the better ones so far. I have never seen anyone attempt to speak fake english, and it was a good question posted by Crenquist
horustwohawks 2 years ago
That is cool. It seems like in any fake language the smaller words remain in tact and even in the common places ("A", "the", and "he" being at the beginning of most sentences).
nozerty 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
i think this kind of videos are a SHIT!
"Los jungames pala muenos
Copa del jumos pi zampistas...."
WTF!?
mewitokiohotel 2 years ago
the englsih one made my brain go swirly swirly
Sasukethehedgehog 2 years ago 6
It's so weird when you speak the fake English because my brain tries to understand it but cant. :D
saxquiz 2 years ago 2
sorry but.. mi native language is spanish, and your fake spanish sound to me more like Portuguese when you say "obrigado" and other is similar to greek, latin or somethink else.. but not familiar. I think you should change the word "PI" is too many, for "que" or "el" "la".
Fake English sound pretty good...
Congratulation!!!
mangelo80 2 years ago
so cool
christodoulidesgun 2 years ago
awesome :)
jajaja295 2 years ago 3
That's so cool! And so wierd o.O
hoppimike 2 years ago
Once when I was in a waiting room at a doctor's office, I saw a little Argentinian girl pretending to read a book in English. The sounds she made were really interesting to hear.
ArranoGris 2 years ago
GOBBLEDY GOOK!
stevethetree1991 2 years ago
lol, that was really interesting...i always wondered what i sound like to people who speak different languages.
jman40194 2 years ago 2
Haha this was frustrating bc I speak both eng and span and it was like I was trying to understand but nothing made sense! Awesome!!
ashenpashen 2 years ago 4
Here's what I heard, without looking at your text:
The crenenium: a yordel is transbent.
The all-pain of time can of brodery;
A lang pun is triple-corded in the Forsby,
Jarring the half out of Hisby.
The half-kine inger: he futen-waxes
Kine de pomme, mercy-first deviled to trouges,
But edger to ream the triple-hair way whirl-a-gee
Of Milla.
cbutterb 2 years ago
good GOD. English sounds like smooth German.
nice job man
urgumhaynee 2 years ago
I took 3 years of fake English in high school.
septicbrainfluid 2 years ago 55
I know all too well what that's like...
richivinsky 2 years ago
I'm a primary english speaker and that was great. It sounded familiar, yet I knew it was fake.
realfreakaynaughtay 2 years ago
Lol
iLuvBarRefaeli 2 years ago
@septicbrainfluid A very valid point there. :D
A320FirstOfficer 1 year ago
@septicbrainfluid They OFFER classes in fake English?
musicmels22 1 year ago
really good work on the fake english!
Facks2you 2 years ago
wow.. thats the best ive heard. really I guess that is what we we sound like to other people.. thats great! great job!
TheKarlez 2 years ago
waaa i dont know why you use that PI PI PI in the fake spanish... we dont use that pipipipi, that makes this fake spanish sound really FAKE :P
JesusBK 2 years ago
Yeah, the english one was awesome.
amjan 2 years ago
That fake English was awesome, it sounded real! I almost felt like smacking myself for not making out the words xDD
ProfessorPooglet 2 years ago 6
Wow the fake english was good
slayer0273 2 years ago 2