THIS is What Happens When Polyglot Goes to Korea 🇰🇷

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Currently, I speak 12 languages, which I studied properly. These are English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Indonesian, Russian, Hindi, German, Turkish, Chinese, Thai, and Korean. Apart from that, I speak Japanese for sure, which is my native language.
Furthermore, I know a tiny bit of Italian, Swedish, Polish, Romanian, Farsi, Swahili, Tagalog, Burmese, Geogian, Finnish, Uzbek, Kazakh and Bengali!
Of course, my skills of these languages are still far from sufficient.
The thing I value the most, however, is the attitude to trying to know their culture.
Interacting with people from different background is an eye-opening experience and that makes me really happy.
I wanna inspire people to learn different languages.

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[ Timestamps ]

00:00 – Intro
00:32 – Heading to South Korea!
01:20 – Arriving at Seoul
02:52 – Polyglot speaking in front of Seoul station
04:26 – Visiting Namdaemun while speakng multiple languages
05:58 – Gyeongbokgung Palace & Gwanghwamun Square
08:18 – Gwangjang Market
09:20 – Oppa Gangnam Style!
11:44 – Meeting with Rio, who speaks perfect Japanese!
15:46 – Multilingual conversation at a cafe
23:43 – Exploring Itaewon!
28:24 – Walking around in Myeong-dong
32:40 – Eating at various food stalls
35:20 – Japanese language pub in Seoul
37:21 – Fun reactions when they find out I’m a YouTuber
38:59 – Encountering a great actor of the future!
42:07 – Meeting viewers from Japan!
44:35 – He speaks fluent Japanese after 4 months of study
45:47 – Outro

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Wow!!!!! (Japanese) I’ve been learning for 4 months. (Japanese) 4 months!!! (Korean) Then, I’ll have it. (Korean) I’m freezing to death! Ahahahaha (Japanese) I’m honored!!! (Japanese) Kazu Languages-san! (Korean) Hi!!! (Japanese) It’s wonderful, right!? (Japanese) Wow, you’re amazing!!! (Japanese) Oh, it’s so beautiful here!! (Japanese) What is it! Oh my gosh!! (Japanese) Cheers!!!

(Japanese) Good job!!! (Japanese) I know you a lot!! (Japanese) Wow, I’m glad!! (Japanese) I’m shy!! hahaha (Korean) Department store. (Japanese) Oh, what!?! Ohhhhh!!!!! (Korean) Let’s go!! It was upside down. I was in the same plane as the viewer! (Korean) Happy New Year! (Korean) I’m in Seoul now. (Korean) Finally, I’ve arrived at Seoul.

(Korean) But it’s snowing a lot! (Korean) It’s difficult to travel around! haha (Korean) Dongdaemun is the most popular gate in Seoul. (Korean) It’s beautiful, right? (Korean) How long have I been learning Korean? Let’s see. (Korean) It’s been 2 months and a half already. (Korean) I’m learning hard on my own.

(Korean) If they speak slowly, I understand it. (Korean) Hello!! (Korean) Excuse me, what is the most popular? (Korean) Then, I’ll have it. (Korean) Thank you! (Korean) Ah, excuse me. Do you have any water? (Korean) Water is there. (Korean) I understand. Thank you! Kyochon Chiken.

(Korean) By the way, I feel like Korean people are so good at Japanese language. (Korean) Seriously good! Amazing!! (Korean) Ah, excuse me. Where is Dongdaemun market? (Korean) Dongdaemun General market? (Korean) Yes! (Korean) It’s located here. (Korean) Ah, here!! Thank you!! It was closed due to the heavy snow… (German) Hello dear people.

(German) This is the main station in Seoul. (German) Very beautiful, right? (Russian) Korea is the closest country. (Russian) But until now, I haven’t had the opportunity. (Russian) The first time I was abroad was when I was 18 years old. (Russian) Before that, I couldn’t travel because it wasn’t an international school.

(Russian) Also, it was expensive for me, I was busy, and so on. (Russian) I’m glad to finally be here. (Russian) I just really love here. (Russian) People are kind and food is delicious! The person behind me is spitting. (Russian) And…. what should I say. (Russian) There’s a lot to see, you know.

(Korean) Seoul station. (Russian) Look at that. (French) This clock looks nice! (Russian) I feel like this was the station before. (Russian) Now it’s here. This modern station works. (Russian) Huge station! (Korean) You haven’t tried this yet? (Chinese) You haven’t tried this yet? (Japanese) You haven’t tried this yet? Wow!! Multilingual!

(Korean) Now I’m at Namdaemun market. (Korean) There are many shops. It’s so interesting, really. (Russian) Fashion accessories. This p letter should be there. But it’s written in Russian! (Korean) I’m in front of Namdaemun now. Beautiful, right? (Spanish) It’s so huge, right? (French) Oh my gosh! Wow!!! Dragon!! (French) It’s very vibrant!!

It’s Namdaemun, but also called Sungnyemun. There is a Chinese character right there. (Korean) Finally, I’ve arrived at Gyeongbokgung Palace. It was the largest loyal palace built during the Joseon dynasty. (Spanish) This building is designated as a national treasure. In this event, they will reenact the ceremony of changing the guard troops.

Soldiers line up after receiving orders. After completing their mission, the soldiers receive orders and return to their barracks. (Korean) Gwanghwamun…. Now, Gwanghwamun…. (Korean) I’m in Gwanghwamun Square now. (French) I feel like I’m in New York or something. Because the city vibe is so amazing here.

(Russian) Everything is modern. The mood and so on. It’s so sophisticated, you know! Samgyetang. Now I’m on the way to Gwangjang Market. I’ve heard that there are lots of restaurants and food shops. Let’s goooo! Yukhoe Octopus. (Korean) Ahhh! I’ve already eaten…! (Korean) Hello! (Korean) I’ve arrived at Gangnam now.

I’ve arrived at one of the biggest malls in Seoul. And it’s different from ordinary malls. How’s it different? Let’s find out! (French) It’s a library, so you can use it freely. (French) It’s incredible, isn’t it? (Japanese) Island sushi. This is a bookstore. Compared to other languages, there were so many Japanese textbooks.

I found a variety of books, not only for exams, but also for conversation. (Korean) Everyone, thank you for studying Japanese! (Korean) Let’s work hard together! (Korean) Here is the Gangnam station. (Korean) There are so many tall buildings. (Korean) Wow… (Korean) Parking lot. (Japanese) It’s stunning here, isn’t it?

(Japanese) It really is a metropolis! (Japanese) Here’s the main street. Wow, that’s crazy… (Korean) It’s a really beautiful city. (Korean) It’s such a big city like New York. There are bunch of restaurants. (Spanish) It’s difficult to choose which restaurant I’m gonna eat at. Ganjang gejang. Oppa Gangnam Style.

Good morning!! I’m gonna meet Rio. She was in one of my videos, she speaks perfect Japanese! I’m really looking forward to meeting her, finally! I’m on the way to Itaewon, it’s an international city in Seoul. (Russian) Let’s go! I arrived too early, so I’m exploring alone for a bit!

Guys! This is where Park Saeroyi and Yiseo were taking pictures.(Itaewon Class) Look at that!! Wow, amazing!! Wow, so nice to be here. This is DanBam. Park Saeroyi and everyone were working here. There’s a picture of Itaewon Class. Amazing… (Korean) Can I eat here? Well, I don’t know. (Korean) I wanna eat here, but…

Amazing scenery. Wow, nice to see you!!! (Japanese) Wow…. We met…! (Japanese) We met!!! hahaha (Japanese) Isn’t it a dream? (Korean) Really… (Korean) You’re already good at Korean? (Korean) I’m learning hard! (Korean) You’re good…. (Korean) I only can do simple stuff. (Korean) No, you’re seriously good! What!!! (Korean) Thank you!!! haha

(Korean) It’s a little weird when I meet friends from online! (Korean) Ah, true! It’s weird to meet friends from online! (Korean) Yeah yeah that’s right!!! (Japanese) Where shall we go? (Korean) Shops are closed in the morning… (Korean) Oh, you went in the morning? (Korean) Ah, really? (Korean) Really! (Japanese) It’s still very early!

(Japanese) It’s my first time in Itaewon. (Japanese) Oh, it’s your first time!! (Japanese) Yeah! So I don’t know here much. (Japanese) Actually, there are a lot of foreign people here. (Japanese) Oh, is that so? (Japanese) I think there are a lot in Myeong-dong as well. Ah, Myeong-dong! (Korean) Let’s gooo!!!

(Japanese) AHHHH!!!! I’m shy!!!!! (Japanese) Are you not used to this kind of thing? (Japanese) I’m not… I mean, I’m an ordinary person, right? (Japanese) I’m also an ordinary person! (Japanese) No, YouTuber is not an ordinary person. (Japanese) No, no. Not at all! (Japanese) Wow, I’m still amazed how good you’re in Japanese!

(Japanese) Thank you!! (Korean) How long have you been studying Korean? (Korean) Ah, it’s been 2 months and a half. (Korean) 2 months and a half? (Japanese) 2 months and a half and you’re that good!? (Korean) No, but I’m studying everyday. (Korean) Wow, really? (Japanese) You’re taller that I expected!! haha

(Japanese) Oh, really!? hahaha (Japanese) Actually, I caught a cold, sorry! (Japanese) Ohhh are you okay? (Japanese) Yes, I am good! (Japanese) Please don’t push yourself too hard. (Japanese) If it gets worse, I’ll be back soon! (Japanese) Yeah sure! I don’t live here, so. True… (Korean) I’m freezing to death. Ahahahahaha

(Korean) That’s what Koreans say all the time! Ahahahaha (Japanese) How do you know?!? (Japanese) I’m also learning slangs and stuff. (Korean) Pay more taxes. (Japanese) Ahaha how do you know!?! (Japanese) Do you also know when to use it? (Japanese) It’s used for envious couples and happy people. (Japanese) That’s right!

(Japanese) Originally, if someone is too handsome or pretty, you say that to their partner. (Japanese) You should pay more taxes because you are dating such a beautiful person. (Japanese) Ah! So, please pay more taxes. (Japanese) It’s an interesting expression! (Japanese) This cafe is pretty! (Japanese) Would you like to come in? (Korean) Hello!

(Korean) I’d like a cup of Americano, please. (Japanese) Ice? (Japanese) Ah, hot please! (Japanese) Is Korean difficult for you? (Korean) At first, I thought it was easy. (Korean) Ah, you thought it was easy? (Korean) Yeah! But it was harder than I expected. (Korean) Harder that you expected!

(Japanese) Are you alright with a cold? (Japanese) My cold is fine, but I sang karaoke for about 4 hours yesterday. Ahhhh!!!! (Japanese) That’s why my throat is in trouble! (Korean) By the way, here’s a souvenir. (Japanese) Ah! From Japan? (Japanese) Yeah, from Japan! Can you drink Matcha(powdered green tea)?

(Japanese) Yeah, I like Matcha! (Japanese) Oh! It’s a matcha green tea sweets. (Japanese) It is a Nagoya-only confectionery. (Japanese) Ah, Nagoya! (Japanese) Thank you!! I hope you like it! (Japanese) I love Matcha!! (Japanese) I’m glad! There are some people who don’t like Matcha so!

(Japanese) Whenever I go to Starbucks, I always have a matcha drink. (Japanese) Oh, seriously!? I’m glad to hear that! (Japanese) I am so sorry!!! (Japanese) No, there’s no need to apologize at all. (Japanese) I’m doing alright, but… (Japanese) I’m worried about you, it’s cold outside. (Japanese) I’m really fine! (Japanese) Is it real!?!

(Japanese) It’s crazy, right? Ahahaha (Japanese) It’s a little strange! (Japanese) True!! For real… Wow…. (Japanese) But your Japanese is on another level… (Japanese) Noo, it’s not that good! (Japanese) I’ve never met anyone who can converse so smoothly! (Japanese) So smooth!! (Japanese) I have a place I’d like to recommend! (Japanese) Oh, really?

(Japanese) It’s like a Japanese bar in Korea. (Japanese) What is the name? (Japanese) It’s called Rest Pub. (Japanese) I’ve only been there once. There are many Koreans who can speak Japanese. (Japanese) And Korean people who wanna go to Japan, but don’t have time. (Japanese) All customers and staff are friendly with each other!

(Japanese) That sounds cool! (Japanese) It was fun! (Japanese) Oh, I’ll go there later! (Japanese) We met on OmeTV, right? (Japanese) Yeah, we did. (Japanese) I was using OmeTV and got asked, “Didn’t you meet Kazu-san?” (Japanese) What, really!? (Japanese) I was so surprised!! (Japanese) Oh my gosh!

(Japanese) At first, I was like, “Oh, I’m not…”. (Japanese) Ahaha it’s kind of scary, right? (Japanese) I said, “Who is Kazu-san? I’m not…”. Hahahaha (Japanese) But they saw my face, and it’s definitely me! haha (Japanese) Were they Japanese? (Japanese) Yes! And I have some Japanese friends. Yeah!

(Japanese) You’re doing TikTok and Reels, right? (Japanese) They find them and share them with me. (Japanese) They say, “Wait, is it Rio?”. Hehehe Ah…. ahahaha (Japanese) It’s reaching so many people…. (Japanese) Yeah! So I bragged to my friends today.

(Japanese) I said to them, “I’ll meet Kazu-san today!”. And they said “Oh, let me know what you think!”. (Japanese) Wow, I’m honored. (Japanese) I asked why they were doing OmeTV and they said they saw someone doing it on TikTok. (Japanese) You’re happy now, right? haha (Japanese) I’m glad!!! hahaha

(Japanese) It makes me happy. (Japanese) And they said “I’ll give it a try. It’s also good for studying English. (Japanese) I’m glad to hear someone say that. (Japanese) I asked them, “Is he Kazu-san?” (Japanese) They said, “”Yes!! That’s right!!”. (Korean) I feel honored… (Korean) Ahaha I feel honored!!!

(Japanese) How is Korea? You arrived yesterday, right? (Japanese) Yes, I arrived yesterday. (Japanese) How is it? Is it fun? (Japanese) Yeah so much fun, it snowed a lot yesterday! (Japanese) Ah, it snowed yesterday!! (Japanese) It doesn’t snow that much in Nagoya. (Japanese) Oh, really? (Japanese) How was the snow yesterday?

(Japanese) It was cold! haha (Japanese) Ahaha that’s it!? (Korean) It’s beautiful, but… (Korean) Was it cold? (Korean) I’m freezing to death… (Japanese) Ahaha you’re Korean, right?! (Japanese) Ahaha nooo! (Korean) I wanna speak like a native Korean, but it’s difficult. (Korean) Too difficult! (Korean) Korean is difficult for me as well. (Korean) Really? Why?

(Korean) I can speak both English and Japanese, right? (Korean) Yes. (Korean) So, I’m forgetting Korean more and more. (Korean) Ah, you forgot! It slipped your head? (Korean) Yeah, it slipped my head. (Japanese) You don’t forget Japanese? (Japanese) Yeah, I forget how to speak Japanese. (Japanese) I know, right!?

(Japanese) Originally it was 100% Korean brain. (Japanese) Now it’s like 30% Japanese, 20% English, and 50% Korean. (Japanese) My Korean is getting worse and worse. (Japanese) The way you speak can be unnatural. (Japanese) I’m often told I speak Korean weird. (Japanese) Wow, really? (Japanese) Even from my parents.

(Japanese) But I think it’s amazing how you maintain all the languages! (Japanese) No, not that much. And you’re….! (Japanese) No, no! haha Ahahaha (Korean) I’m not that good at Korean pronunciation and stuff. (Korean) The pronunciation. (Japanese) Japanese pronunciation is not that difficult! (Japanese) Japanese has fewer sounds than Korean. (Japanese) Yeah, it’s easy.

(Japanese) Only pronunciation… (Japanese) Sure, only the pronunciation. (Japanese) Kanji is super difficult… Ahahaha (Japanese) What about the grammar? (Japanese) The grammar is no problem at all. (Japanese) It’s almost the same. (Korean) It’s interesting, really. (Japanese) Korean language? (Korean) Yeah! (Korean) It’s not interesting…. (Korean) Ahaha why!?

(Japanese) I’m really happy when people from overseas are learning Korean. (Japanese) I’m glad that they are learning my own language. (Japanese) I know, right? (Japanese) I wanna watch K-dramas without Japanese subtitles. (Japanese) That’s why I learned Japanese. (Japanese) Ah, is that so? (Japanese) Originally, I like Japanese movies.

(Japanese) I like teen romance movies. (Japanese) My mom likes Detective Conan anime. I used to watch it with my mom. (Japanese) And then, I watched teen romance movies, but I gotta stare at subtitles. (Japanese) You certainly have to stare at the subtitles the whole time. (Japanese) Now you can watch it without subtitles?

(Japanese) I don’t know the complicated words, but I can watch most of them normally. (Japanese & Korean) That’s awesome!! Amazing! (Japanese) Thank you!! (Japanese) You’re really amazing! (Japanese) I watched “I Want to Eat Your Pancreas” yesterday. “I Want to Eat Your Pancreas”! (Japanese) I like it. I cried a lot haha

(Japanese) Oh, you cried? (Japanese) Maybe I’ll cry tonight when I see the rest of it. Yeah! hahaha (Japanese) What’s your favorite Japanese movie? (Japanese) There is a movie that went viral in Korea a year ago and everyone loves it. (Japanese) “Even If This Love Disappears from the World”. (Japanese) Actually, I don’t know….

(Japanese) It might not be that famous in Japan. (Japanese) In the movie, there’s a memo telling not to forget about me. (Japanese) Subtitles came out a little late. I read the note and cried about 3 seconds before the others.

(Japanese) The person sitting next to me looked at me like, “Why is she crying?”. (Japanese) Oh, there was a time gap! (Japanese) Yes! Then 3 seconds later, everyone saw the subtitles and cried together. (Japanese) It’s definitely nice to be able to understand the story in real time!

(Japanese) Yes! That made me glad I studied Japanese! (Japanese) It’s impressive that you can explain the story in Japanese! (Japanese) No, I can’t, so I’ve left out some of the details! (Japanese) No, you’re literally perfect! (Japanese) Wonderful!! (Japanese) I’m shy!!! (Japanese) What kind of music do you listen to? J-pop! Ohhhhh!!!

(Japanese) I’m shy!! (Japanese) Let me show you my playlist. (Japanese) Vaundy and Yuuri, wait! That’s so diverse! (Japanese) Fujii Kaze! Wait, you know Sheena Ringo!? Ah, ONE OK ROCK!!! ONE OK ROCK! (Japanese) You like them? (Japanese) Yeah!! (Japanese) Ah, King Gnu, Official Hige Dandism! Wait, you know better than me!!!

(Japanese) Official Hige Dandism is very famous in Korea! (Japanese) Oh, really? I didn’t know that! Ah, Yorushika! (Japanese) Yorushika is also popular! (Japanese) Creepy Nuts, Mosawo! You definitely know better than me!! (Japanese) Oh, seriously!? (Japanese) My friend said, “You’re Japanese, right? Stop being Korean!”. (Japanese) Ahaha this playlist is completely Japanese.

(Japanese) Why did you turn the camera on?! haha Yeah!!! haha (Japanese) I’m embarrassed! Hahaha Wow!!! (Japanese) Ah, there’s still some snow on the ground! (Korean) Hello!! (Korean) I’m Korean! (Korean) Happy New Year!! (Japanese) Is this the bridge from the Itaewon class? (Japanese) This bridge appeared in every episode. (Japanese) Oh here it is!

(Japanese) Actually, I haven’t watched it, but I pretended to know… (Japanese) Wow!!! That’s awesome!!! (Japanese) Oh my gosh wait! The scenery is amazing!! (Japanese) I’m like a foreigner now! (Japanese) You are totally a tourist! hahaha (Japanese) That’s freaking beautiful!! (Japanese) Oh my gosh, what is this place!!!

(Japanese) Maybe I’m not Korean cuz I didn’t know this place. (Japanese) Plus, you are living in Seoul! (Japanese) I’m not from Busan, I’m from Seoul. (Japanese) N Seoul Tower is beautiful! Wait, is this the N Seoul Tower? (Japanese) Yeah it’s N Seoul Tower. (Japanese) Who is asking whom?

(Japanese) So funny! I should be the one who’s asking. (Japanese) Are you cold? Do you feel all right? (Japanese) Yeah, I’m fine! (Spanish) Koreans. (Japanese) Oh, it’s Spanish! Yeah! haha (Spanish) Beef tacos, pork tacos. (Japanese) Mexican cuisine. (Spanish & Japanese) Cheese! Handmade Corn… (Spanish) Omelet! (Japanese) Omelet! It’s Mexican!

(Japanese) Difficult! Why is “lla” not pronounced la? (Japanese) “LL” is pronounced like y. (Japanese) Why…. (Japanese) Ahaha don’t ask me why! (Japanese) Wait, I can’t find Korean language. (Japanese) Is this really Korea!? Ahahaha (Japanese) Ah, Itaewon Class Restaurant! (Japanese) OH! This one? (Japanese) Yeah it is! (Japanese) The restaurant! But it’s closed!

(Japanese) It look like it’s not open. (Japanese) Oh why is that so? (Japanese) I hope many foreigners will come and reopen! (Japanese) I know!! It’s been about 5 years? (Japanese) Oh, that much? (Japanese) It aired in 2020. (Japanese) Oh, then it’s been 4 years! (Japanese) Yeah, 4 years! (Japanese) Gosh, I’m so happy!

(Japanese) I’m happy as well!! haha (Japanese) I can understand you being excited, but I’m Korean and I’m excited. (Japanese) Ahaha it’s your first time, so it’s normal! (Japanese) That’s true!! (Korean) There are a lot of people from other countries! (Korean) Yeah, there are many foreign people! (Korean) Yeah, true.

Daiso!(large franchise of 100-yen shops) (Korean) It’s different from Japanese one. (Korean) Oh, is it different? (Korean) What’s the difference? (Korean & Japanese) What they sell is different. I see!! (Korean) Ah, it’s cute! (Korean) Ah, cosmetics! (Korean) Cosmetics are popular. Ahhh wow!! (Japanese) There are lots of snacks. (Korean) What’s popular?

(Japanese) I like this one and this one. “Mitsu”. (Japanese) The same pronunciation. (Korean) Couque Dasse. (Japanese) I only go to Gangnam and Jamsil. (Japanese) The river divides it into north and south. (Japanese) That’s why I don’t go to the north much. (Japanese) Yes, the river is like a borderline.

(Japanese) Yes! So I’m on the south side. (Japanese) And Gangnam has everything. (Korean) How is Gangnam? (Korean) Gangnam is fun. (Korean) There are many older people there. 20s 30s. (Japanese) Older people! (Japanese) Many people are over 25 years old. (Japanese) Oh, is that so?

(Korean) It is because the food in Gangnam is expensive, right? (Korean) Ahhhh yeah! (Korean) So people who are working go to Gangnam. I see!! (Japanese) This place also appeared in Itaewon Class. (Japanese) Do you know this wing painting? No…. (Japanese) Ahaha it was in the last episode.

(Japanese) Ohhh what was the scene like? (Japanese) They took a picture here in the very last scene. (Japanese) Ahhh I know! They’re like…. (Japanese) Yeah yeah yeah! (Japanese) This place has nothing to do with the restaurant! haha (Japanese) Ahaha it’s a bit far away! (Japanese) Oh! It’s from the manga? (Japanese) Yeah!!

(Japanese) Wow!! (Japanese) Wow, that’s nice!! (Japanese) It is written in 4 languages. (Japanese) Wow, it’s amazing! (Japanese) It’s very nice here! That’s why many foreign people come here. (Japanese) There are many signs in Japanese like bags. (Japanese) Korean style photo booth. (Japanese) You know how to say it in Korean?

(Japanese) You mean, photo booth? (Japanese) No, Korean style. (Korean) Korean style? (Japanese) Yeah! That’s right!! (Korean) Korean style photo booth. (Japanese) Wait, what was the graduation ceremony? (Korean) Graduation ceremony. (Korean) Yeah, graduation ceremony!!! Wow….!! (Japanese) If someone recognizes you, I will run away immediately! (Japanese) Why!! hahaha

(Japanese) I’ll say I don’t know him!! hahaha (Japanese) This building is beautiful! (Japanese) I have a feeling it will light up at night. (Japanese) I have a feeling, too. (Japanese) I thought there were not many Japanese today, but there are many! (Japanese) You can tell they are Japanese by their looks.

(Japanese) Oh, you can tell? (Japanese) I think Japanese people have their own style. (Japanese) By their fashion? (Japanese) Especially their hairstyle! (Japanese) Hairstyle! It sure could be! (Japanese) Hehe even Japanese people think so, too? (Japanese) If you tell me, that may be true! Myeongdong dumplings. (Japanese) So cute!! (Japanese) Is it delicious?

(Japanese) Freaking delicious! (Korean) Happy New Year! (Japanese) I’m shy!!! (Japanese) People here are good at Japanese! (Korean) They’re amazing! (Korean) They’re good at Japanese! (Korean) True!! (French) Thursday. (Japanese) Ah, it means cafe in Paris? (Japanese) Yeah, right!! (Japanese) “de” means in? (Japanese) It actually means of. (Japanese) It’s soooo close!! (Japanese) Citron tea! (Japanese) Lipton!! (Japanese) Cake!!! (Japanese) Coins are rare! (Japanese) Good job! You bought in Korean! (Japanese) I did it!! haha (Japanese) Ohhh that looks delicious! (Korean) How long have you been studying Japanese language? (Korean) It’s been 3 years. About 2 or 3 years. (Korean) About 2 or 3 years! Amazing!

(Korean) Noo it’s really difficult! (Korean) Is it difficult? (Korean) But you know pronunciation and grammar very well. (Korean) Ah, really? (Korean) Thank you very much!! hehe (Korean) There are many shops. (Korean) It’s my first time in Myeong-dong, too! (Korean) First time! How is Myeong-dong? (Korean) It feels like a foreign country!

(Korean) Foreign country! (Korean) I don’t feel like it’s Korea! (Korean) Ahaha that’s true. (Korean) Wow, it’s marvelous. (Korean) Marvelous! (Japanese) Myeong-dong is large!! (Korean) I wanna be good at Korean. (Korean) Korean language? (Korean) You like to learn foreign languages? (Korean) Yes. That’s why I’ve been studying Japanese. (Korean) Yeah! And your English is so good as well. (Korean) English? (Korean) I speak Japanese better than English. (Korean) Ah! You can speak Japanese better? (Korean) Yeah it’s better.

(Korean) But you know both very well!! (Korean) Ah, thank you!! (Korean) Yeah, really! (Japanese) Department store. (Korean) Department store. (Japanese) Yes, that’s right! What!?! Ohhhhhh!!!!! (Korean) WHAT!?! haha (Japanese) I thought you didn’t know… (Japanese) Oh, really? (Japanese) You know department store!? (Japanese) I’m learning all kinds of things.

(Korean) I think there are bunch of delicious food. (Korean) That’s true! (Japanese) The lights are starting to turn on! (Japanese) Amazing! Now that there are a lot of stalls! (Japanese) Wow, it’s fun!! (Japanese) What! We haven’t done anything yet! hahaha (Japanese) Ohhh it’s mochi(rice cake)!! Japchae!(stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables) Ah, ah, ah!!! (Japanese) Ah! It looks delicious!! (Japanese) It’s super yummy! (Japanese) Very yummy? (Japanese) It tastes like a pancake? Itadakimasu. (Japanese) Oh, it’s delicious! Egginess is a nice touch! (Japanese) What kind of characters are they!? hahaha (Japanese) I feel like I’ve seen them before. (Korean) Hello! (Korean) Hello!! (Japanese) Ah, is it oden(fishcake stew)?

(Japanese & Korean) Yes, it’s oden! (Korean) Oden!! (Japanese) That’s right!! (Japanese) Wow it looks delicious. (Japanese) This is becoming popular! (Japanese) What is it called? Tanghulu. (Japanese) Small apple candy. Or strawberries, muscats, mandarin oranges, etc. (French & Japanese & Malaysian & Indonesian) Delicious. (Thai & Chinese) Delicious. (Japanese) That’s crazy!!! hahaha

(Russian & German) Ahaha delicious! (Japanese) I think I’m gonna try it. (Korean) Hello!! (Japanese) Thank you!!! Wow…! Very good!? (Korean) Delicious!!! hehe (Japanese) It tastes like fruit as it is! (Japanese) So, this one tastes like mandarin oranges? (Japanese) That’s right! (Japanese) Wow, it’s mandarin oranges!!! (Japanese) Mandarin oranges! Nutella! (Japanese) That’s beautiful!!

(Japanese) The trees are lit up. (Korean) Tree!! (Japanese) Is there something you want to eat? (Japanese) I’d like to eat sweet and sour chicken. (Korean) Sweet and sour chicken! (Japanese) I bought it! Looks delicious! (Korean) Thank you!!! (Japanese) It was a great experience! (Japanese) Wow, thank you! See you again in Japan!

(Japanese) See you in Japan! Bye!!! Bye!! hehe Rio told me that there’s a Japanese pub in the center of Seoul. I’m on the way to this pub. (Japanese) Yes, this is my channel. (Japanese) I’ll definitely watch your channel when I get home! (Japanese) Ah, thank you so much!

(Japanese) You can speak Korean, too? (Japanese) I’m learning it really hard! Wow!! (Japanese) How many languages are you learning? (Japanese) I’m learning 12 languages! (Japanese) That’s amazing!! (Japanese) Are you okay to be in the video? (Japanese) Yes, I’m okay! (Japanese) Your Japanese is really amazing! (Japanese) Nooo!

(Japanese) How many years have you been learning it? (Japanese) Around 4 years! (Japanese) I’ve been watching anime for a long time, so I’m used to listening. (Japanese) I think the best way to start listening is with anime. (Japanese) It’s interesting and you can learn fast!

(Japanese) I think people who learn from anime have great pronunciation! (Japanese) Yeah! They speak clearly, so it’s easy to listen to them. (Japanese) How many times have you been to Japan? (Japanese) I’ve never been there. (Japanese) You’ve never been!? (Japanese) I have never been out of Korea.

(Japanese) Then, it’s more amazing! Crazy good! (Japanese) I definitely thought you were studying abroad! (Japanese) Wow, that’s really fantastic! (Japanese) Koreans who have been studying for a long time are better than me. (Japanese) I mean, Korean people really speak excellent Japanese. (Japanese) Everyone is fluent! (Japanese) Everyone is fluent, indeed! haha

(Japanese) All these people are from South Korea? (Japanese) All the people sitting there are probably Koreans. (Japanese) There are Japanese and Korean staff members. (Japanese) Am I the only Japanese among the customers? (Japanese) Yeah, probably! (Japanese) Ohhh wow! (Japanese) I would say the ratio is about 80% Korean and 20% Japanese.

(Japanese) They’re tourists? (Japanese) There are those who miss Japanese language. (Japanese) And those who are on a working holiday or studying at a language school in Korea. (Japanese) This will be the first time I’ll be on YouTube video!! The nearest station is Sinchon station. Be sure to visit! (Japanese) Wow, you’re a YouTuber?

(Japanese) Yes, I’m a YouTuber. (Japanese) 660k Subscribers! (Japanese) Wow, that’s amazing!!! (Japanese) I’m shy ahaha (Japanese) Kazu Languages-san! (Japanese) Yes! (Korean) Hi!! haha (Korean) Hello!!! (Japanese) There is a YouTuber with 660k subscribers! (Japanese) What!? Who who who who who!?!? (Japanese) Who who who!? hahaha (Japanese) What kind of YouTuber are you?

(Japanese) Language, foreign language! (Japanese) He looks like a Japanese! (Japanese) I am Japanese! ahahaha Ahahaha (Japanese) Wow, that’s amazing!! When did you start YouTube? (Japanese) 2 years ago. (Japanese) 660k subscribers in 2 years, awesome! (Japanese) I’ll subscribe to your channel! (Japanese) Awww thank you so much! (Japanese) What year were you born?

(Japanese) 2000! (Japanese) Wow, you’re so young!! (Japanese) I was born in 2003! (Japanese) Wow, you’re young!!! ahaha (Japanese) Which languages do you speak? English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Indonesian, Turkish, German, Russian, Chinese, Thai. (Japanese) Then, I’m learning Korean now! (Japanese) Wait, you were born in 2000, right? Since when do you study languages?

(Japanese) Since about 4 years ago! (Japanese) 12 languages in 4 years!? (Japanese) You’re amazing…. (Japanese) I can’t speak it at all! (Japanese) But she’s good at swearing! (Japanese) When she swears, she is completely Korean! (Japanese) Really? I’d like to hear it! ahaha (Japanese) Do you speak Spanish? (Japanese) I was studying abroad in Spain. (Japanese) 12 languages! Are you CIA? CIA! ahaha (Japanese) Yes, I really like them! (Japanese) For example, Robinson and Cherry. (Japanese) Also, Noriyuki Makihara. (Japanese) I listen to classic one! (Japanese) I really love his voice! (Japanese) His voice is so cool!! (Japanese) Yeah I agree! (Japanese) Oh, are you Japanese? (Japanese) Yes, I’m Japanese! (Japanese) Kazu-san! (Japanese) Hello! haha (Japanese) Are you a YouTuber? (Japanese) Yes, I’m a YouTuber. (Japanese) 660k subscribers! (Japanese) 650k!?!? (Japanese) No, 660k!! Ahahahaha (Japanese) You’ll be in the video!

(Japanese) Is it okay to be in the video? (Japanese) I feel honored! (Japanese) Ahh thank you!!! (Japanese) My Japanese is so bad! (Japanese) What!? You’re sooo good!!! (Japanese) But if you don’t understand a word, feel free to ask me anytime. (Japanese) You also speak Korean language? (Japanese) Yes, I’m learning it!

(Japanese) I see!! (Japanese) Wow, he is cool!! (Japanese) You’re right! He is cool!! (Japanese) Ahhh nooo!! haha (Japanese) Have you been to Japan? (Japanese) Yes, 3 times! (Japanese) 3 times! Where did you visit? (Japanese) I’ve been to Osaka and Kyoto twice. (Japanese) I went to Fukuoka once on a family vacation.

(Japanese) Where did you like the most? (Japanese) I enjoyed Kansai(Osaka and Kyoto area) when I went with friends. (Japanese) I enjoyed Fukuoka when I went with my parents. (Japanese) I love Fukuoka as well. You went to Hakata? (Japanese) Yes, Hakata and Beppu. (Japanese) Ah, Beppu is located in Oita prefecture.

(Japanese) Ah, Oita prefecture. (Japanese) Wow, that’s awesome. (Japanese) I’m wearing a suit, but I’m wearing Crocs for shoes! haha (Japanese) Because I am an extra in a drama! (Japanese) Ohh what!? Really!? (Japanese) Yes, I am! (Japanese) I’m an extra in a movie or drama. (Japanese) Wow! That’s amazing!

(Japanese) But I don’t have lines! (Japanese) What films have you acted in? (Japanese) The one I took recently was Aema on Netflix. (Japanese) The partner from the city in Korean. (Japanese) Yes! (Japanese) The one I took today was as a bodyguard from iShopping. (Japanese) Ohhh you’re so cool!!!

(Japanese) I’m just an extra, though! (Japanese) All actors start out as extras! (Japanese) That’s right!! (Japanese) He might become a big actor in the future. (Japanese) Could I get your autograph, please? (Japanese) My dream is to become a character designer. (Japanese) Wow, you’re so cool! I support you!! (Japanese) Thank you!!

(Japanese) I think it’s amazing that you have a dream and take an action! (Japanese) It’s cool that you are pursuing your dream. (Japanese) Where are you from originally? (Japanese) Where am I from? Gyeongsang Province. (Japanese) It’s close to Busan? (Japanese) It’s very close to Busan. (Japanese) So you speak Busan dialect?

(Japanese) Yes, I do speak it. (Japanese) What is it like? (Japanese) Ah, “blueberry smoothie”. (Japanese) If you say it with Busan dialect, it sounds like this. (Japanese) There is a seven-letter rule. (Japanese) When a person from Gyeongsang Province says the 7-letter word, the intonation is always the same!

(Japanese) The intonation is like this. (Japanese) Wow!!! (Japanese) When people in Seoul speak it, there is no particular intonation. (Japanese) Interesting! (Japanese) There’s a famous line from a movie. (Korean) You should go to Hawaii. (Japanese) If I hear it, I might be able to discern its dialect.

(Japanese) There’s a famous movie called “friend”. (Japanese) What does it mean? (Japanese) You should go to Hawaii. (Japanese) A friend said “Hey, you should go to Hawaii.” (Japanese) Hey! They said they know you! (Japanese) Wow, really? (Japanese) You speak a dozen languages? Ahahaha (Japanese) I watch your TikTok a lot!! (Japanese) Ahaha seriously!! (Japanese) Why don’t you shoot with him? (Japanese) Yes, I’m Japanese.

(Japanese) Is it okay to be in the video? (Japanese) Wow, you know him!! (Japanese) I know him a lot!! (Japanese) I know you a lot!! (Japanese) I feel honored!! (Japanese) You speak many languages! (Japanese) Are you living in Korea? (Japanese) No, I came here on a trip about 3 days ago.

(Japanese) Ohhh me, too!! (Japanese) I came to Kagoshima on the 9th. (Japanese) Ahhh not Kagoshima prefecture! Korea!! (Japanese) Ahaha I’m from Kagoshima prefecture, so! (Japanese) Ahhh you’re from Kagoshima prefecture!! (Japanese) Cheers!!! (Japanese) Is this your first time in Korea? (Japanese) Yes, it’s my first time. (Japanese) I started traveling last year.

(Japanese) I started in the Philippines in September, then went to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. (Japanese) Did you suddenly go to so many places? (Japanese) Cambodia was my first time abroad last year. (Japanese) Were you backpacking on your first trip abroad? (Japanese) Yes, that’s right! haha (Japanese) You are a man of action!

(Japanese) I just wanna go and explore! (Japanese) I really like Cambodia! (Japanese) Angkor Wat was so beautiful! (Japanese) Yes! I’d like to visit Angkor Wat! (Japanese) Maybe I’m just a serious person. (Japanese) I want to know about life in other countries because it would be a pity to live only my own life.

(Japanese) Ahh I see!! (Japanese) I want to visit different countries and go to the countryside as well. (Japanese) They live this way, that way. I want to know the whole world. (Japanese) Wow, that’s wonderful! (Japanese) Do you have any motivation to go abroad?

(Japanese) It broadens my perspective. And there’s also the motivation to try out the language I’ve learned. (Japanese) I learned Korean and went to Korea, learned Thai and went to Thailand. (Japanese) This is my biggest motivation. (Japanese) Communication will open up a lot of possibilities.

(Japanese) Yes! Communication is one thing, but being able to read signs and stuff is also fun. (Japanese) I would be happy if local people were hospitable to me in foreign countries. (Japanese) That’s so true! (Japanese) I feel very happy if they speak to me in Japanese! (Japanese) I’m glad I came!

(Japanese) We never expected such an encounter! I’m glad! (Japanese) Awww I’m very happy as well! (Japanese) It’s truly an honor to meet YouTuber san! (Japanese) He is not YouTuber san, his name is Kazu-san!! (Japanese) Your name is Kazu-san? (Japanese) Yes, I am! (Japanese) I’m so honored!! (Japanese) Nooo!!

(Japanese) How long have you been learning Japanese? (Japanese) About 4 months! (Japanese) 4 months!! How are you learning it? (Japanese) In the beginning, I watched Japanese news. (Japanese) But they were all too polite words. (Japanese) And I didn’t understand anything. (Japanese) I watched “Run for Money” (Japanese famous TV show).

(Japanese) I also watched many YouTube videos. (Japanese) The performers in the video speak Japanese. (Japanese) But there are Korean subtitles, so I studied it while looking it up. (Japanese) Your Japanese is crazy good…. (Japanese) No, not at all, really! (Japanese) It’s so amazing… (Japanese) So are you learning through real conversations?

(Japanese) Actually, my girlfriend is Japanese. (Japanese) Ohhh yes!! (Japanese) At first I couldn’t speak it at all. (Japanese) I wanted to have more conversation with her and that was the trigger. (Japanese) Wow, that’s so sweet!!! (Japanese) How can you understand what I am saying?! (Japanese) I can somewhat understand haha

(Japanese) Will I be in the video on your channel? (Japanese) Oh, is it okay for you? (Japanese) Of course, it’s totally fine! (Japanese) I was really surprised!! (Japanese) You’re really amazing!! Yay!! (Japanese) There is a pose that has recently become popular. (Japanese) Cute!! (Japanese) Cute!!! (Japanese) Cheers!!