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Korean, Chinese, Japanese Luxury Brand Pronunciation Differences!
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@justboredidkslay

2 years ago

I LOVE THESE 3 THEY HAVE A PERFECT THING GOING ON

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@parkjimin-standkb-62

2 years ago

Chinese girl: I think it will sound similar to the English name meanwhile: sounds the least like the English name out of all😂

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@PumpkinMozie

2 years ago

It’s funny how they called the names “English” but most of this names aren’t English haha

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@laura-mi9gc

2 years ago

Being French-Italian everything is a piece of cake when it comes to luxury brand names pronunciation 😂

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@BARBITURICI00

2 years ago

Chinese, Korean and Japanese are three beautiful languages. Each pronunciation is beautiful. Always fun and interesting videos. Ciao.

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@betamax1091

2 years ago

Bros... I'm telling you, that Chinese girl is so damn fluent in Korean that I forget sometimes that she's the Chinese girl in the video and that the "Korean" girl is sitting on her right. loll. They've got another video on Awesome World where I first saw her speaking Korean.

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@yashili4815

2 years ago

chinese translate things to its own alphabet so people don't struggle with pronunciation😂

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@misakilin1200

2 years ago

The Chinese pronunciation is really different. :'o

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@PaulinaGnecco

2 years ago

When they were talking about Dior and Jane made the italian hand thing, I felt home

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@yorgunsamuray

2 years ago

Hermès bags are from France and in French they don’t pronounce the h on the start so エルメス is correct. Though the name comes from a Greek god. The h might have been pronounced in Ancient Greek, but it seems that in modern Greek it’s also not pronounced. At least according to Google translate. It’s a common mistake when people try to pronounce any foreign name or product as in English.

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@michaelromer7115

2 years ago

I love these three young ladies. They can express each of their countries differences in pronunciation without sounding condescending to each other. Great job !!

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@amarie5620

2 years ago

I love these three so much!! I’ll watch any video they’re in together 💕💕

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@richardyan1482

2 years ago

中文翻译讲求 “信达雅” ,“信” 指意义不悖原文,即是译文要准确,不偏离,不遗漏,也不要随意增减意思;“达”指不拘泥于原文形式,译文通顺明白;“雅”则指译文时选用的词语要得体,追求文章本身的古雅,简明优雅。 Chinese translation emphasizes "faithfulness, expressiveness and elegance". "faithfulness" means that the meaning is not contrary to the original text, that is, the translation must be accurate, not deviated, not omitted, and do not increase or decrease the meaning at will; "expressiveness" means that the original text is not limited to the form of the original, and the translation is smooth and clear. ; "Elegance" means that the words used in the translation should be appropriate and the pursuit of the quaint, concise and elegant of the article itself.

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@mialiu836

2 years ago

I love this series!!!

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@NeerBeen

8 months ago

Fun fact: nearly all companies chose their own Chinese names for their brands when they came to China, because Chinese ia not a letter-based language. So the Chinese girl was speaking the Chinese names instead of the original names of the brands. It's quite different from in other countries, where they say the same words with their own accents and habits. The Chinese names of the brands are never in a prononciation concept. When you say "xiāng nài ér", you are looking at these three Chinese characters 香奈儿, which is the official Chinese name that Chanel created when they came to China. So we are pronouncing "香奈儿" as "xiāng nài ér", instead of pronouncing "Chanel" as "xiāng nài ér".

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@theonionkiwi

2 years ago

Me as a Chinese living in America with immigrant parents: My parents: *Chinese pronunciation of some brand pops up* Me: “repeat pls” :’)

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@vinodkumar-xr6jm

2 years ago

Beautiful. Love to hear all accents.

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@amandamalenfant1629

2 years ago

I love these 3 together fun and entertaining and also can learn too

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@xxnecromancerxx8234

2 years ago

Chinese sounds like chinese assimilation of english Japanese sounds like Kawaiiiiii Korean sounds... they try to speak english xD

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@ghostwriter7547

2 years ago

would be funny if Europeans now pronounce Asian brands, in Kanji Hangeul and Hiragana.

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