Hearted Youtube comments on Oriental Pearl (@OrientalPearl) channel.

  1. The Korean locals are surprised and impressed with your Korean language speaking, Miss Alyssa, being part of the community is heartwarming.
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  2. I died of laughter when the guy said "Dang. Your Chinese is freaking fluent." 🤣
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  3. I always feel a lot better when I remember that even Japanese people forget kanji, it makes it not as stressful when I forget a reading
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  4. Music is a universal language. Royce got spicy in that improv with all those chromatic notes on top of a major rhythm.
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  5. INCREDIBLE IDEA for supporting the MENTAL HEALTH of Japanese people!! your kind gesture had a much bigger impact than you can imagine 👏 ❤️ 🇯🇵
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  6. I think the taxi driver adopted you as a granddaughter ... be safe .. don't stay out late ...
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  7. Thanks for the wonderful chat, Anming! We seriously need to do an in person collab when borders are finally opened again! And thanks to everyone watching for your support! We hope you enjoyed our discussion! 💕🙌
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  8. Am I the only one who thinks that Orientalpearl and Katie look like the live-action version of Carole&Tuesday?
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  9. I learned how to say "Good day my friend. How are you?" in 7 languages. Am I a polyglot yet??
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  10. To be fluent in two very difficult languages, incredible.
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  11. You inspired me to learn a new language! Amazing video.
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  12. Pearl's overall content are unqiue. They showcase different sides of every Asian country she would travel to. Her humbleness and and passion for making these types of videos is definitely something everyone should look up to.
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  13. The guy in the pig suit is such a legend lol. I wonder why he was wearing that suit? Where was he going? These questions will forever be left unanswered.
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  14. "I have lived abroad for 9 years". "Your parents must be lonely, then". I'm sure your parents are not lonely, but I'm curious how you answered her. :) I understand how her pov would be so different. I love the "wall of fame" offerings at the restaurant! LOL - the R2D2 encounter with the two young men was so fun!
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  15. That looked like a fantastic experience! Thanks for sharing it with the rest of us.
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  16. It appears you made him uncomfortable talking about the wrath of your boyfriend - he would not walk beside you afterwards lol
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  17. As a fat guy who has lives in Japan for a few years, I absolutely lost it when that kid patted the guy's stomach. I understand that pain. XD Also, yeah. My Japanese is like a preschool level and the kids are still SUPER psyched when I say something in Japanese. Blows their minds.
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  18. Basically Japan is a giant convention with adults cosplaying with Halloween costume parties. Unlike US and Canada, where the kids go from door to door receiving candies from neighbours. Glad you had fun Black Mamba!
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  19. Love these interviews, and congrat's on your 1M Subscribers ...
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  20. “She’s smart”. “No, that’s not true” I love your humbleness even though you unlocked the trifecta of Asian languages (Korean, Mandarin, and Japanese). To put it into perspective, you can speak to 35% of the population in Asia (China, Japan, South Korea).
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  21. Japanese people are by far the most educated and respectful people in the whole world
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  22. My experience (in that we visited for two weeks in 2019) was that the Japanese are used to foreigners in tourist areas. However, they were not used to seeing foreigners like my daughter who was 5 years old and has bright red hair. She would get noticed, but the locals were very polite and wouldn't stare or make a big fuss. The only exception to the non-staring was teenage girls, who would giggle and whisper 'kawaii' to each other. My daughter picked up on that quickly and would be playful for them.
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  23. I remember being in japan and we went to Hiroshima memorial park and there was a group of Japanese elementary kids and they were so excited to see us. They all waved hi and wanted to talk and speak with us, sadly we didn’t get to but it was very cute.
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  24. The way I would get tripped by all the leashes now he’s what I call talent😂
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  25. You and Xiaoma should do a collab :D
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  26. The food though… looks おいしい😍
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  27. I had a moment of realization about this polyglot fakeness a few weeks ago.. I speak Greek fluently and saw a “polyglot” video claiming they learned Greek among other languages in a short time. Needless to say this was my face when he started speaking in my mother-tongue... 😐
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  28. Him; give me a hug Friend zone level: 99 💀💀💀💀💀 I’m deaaaad 🤣
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  29. Thanks for allowing us another glimpse into your personal life. This was a fun vid and glad to see you relaxed and happy. 😃
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  30. My asian mom is going to show me this and be like: "this white women speaks better chinese than you"
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  31. I am gonna be honest with you guys. As someone that has been socially awkward all my life, introvert, etc, I have to say that being social is not difficult, you just got to practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice. Yes, I said it many times, because we introverts keep overthinking sh*'t. Get out of your head, just a simple "hello" once a day will give you more confidence.
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  32. When she shook your hand and said you're going to be the next president I almost died. 😂😂
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  33. I feel like one of the reasons you couldn't control the kids was cuz you're so empathetic and easy-going, they seemed to see you more as a loving friend rather than just a teacher :3
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  34. It's incredible to see a society with that much order. Even on the subway everything looks clean and people behave nicely.
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  35. The girl with the red shirt has a perfect American accent. I would never guess that she had not lived in the US all her live. It's amazing how some kids can learn two (or more) languages perfectly.
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  36. The mom’s face on the train was priceless! People were so thrilled you could speak to them in their language❤️. How amazing to be able to speak multiple languages!
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  37. Can’t wait to see how the video turned out! I remember the. Videographer guy haha. Thanks for having me on such an important day. I held back so many tears it was beautiful.
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  38. They are turning their heads because they can hear that you are a foreigner.
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  39. This series is so interesting. People seem to be very friendly, even if they're a little unfiltered. It's a nice history lesson too! Thank you :)
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  40. I am Japanese, and I am not gonna lie. His Japanese is better than my grampa’s.
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  41. I think a lot of people who go to Japan, the reason why they get the impression Japanese people are cold is because the people visiting aren't actually interested in interacting with Japan and Japanese people, but rather just interacting with the Japan they see online aka harajuku, shibuya, etc. The visitors don't want to conform their life, I know a lot of visitors who go to Japan and end up eating and McDonalds and I am like huh! There is all that good food there but you aren't interested? Such a waste.... Just because the food or language scares them they stick to what they know thus resulting in an incorrect perspective, in my opinion at least.
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  42. Being Asian American, I got approached for directions when I traveled in Taipei by Chinese tourists and in Japan by Japanese elderly inside train stations. A third of a time, I'm lost too in those huge train stations. During those times, I wish I could speak Mandarin and Japanese. Kudos to you for knowing both.
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  43. What kind of film maker? Seemed to put his mask on quick when he appeared on your camera...👀🤔😷
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  44. The reason this content is popular is because its heartwarming, entertaining and connecting. It's hard to top the rection when someones day is made because you speak their language. Angry polygots are angry beceause they didnt think to do it first, or have no social charisma/confidence
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  45. I know what you said in Japanese! Yay! I feel like my language learning is actually making progress for the first time.
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  46. One time when visiting Japan about 10 years ago, I got left together in a house with a Japanese guy ( I think maybe my wife's second cousin or something like that) who was told that I spoke Japanese, so not to worry. I guess he just assumed that I could maybe say "Hello", "goodbye" and "please" and "thank you" in Japanese. So, later he was standing looking out a window and I struck up a conversation with him...speaking his language. It shocked the heck out of him and his reaction was pretty funny. Now, looking back at that incident, I'd guess that I was living in Japan teaching English and speaking Japanese on a daily basis LLOOOONNG before he was even born!! And back in those days (late 1960s and early 70s) Americans in Japan that spoke pretty fluent conversational Japanese were pretty rare, so I was quite accustomed to seeing funny reactions...especially from teen aged and on down kids!!
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  47. Congrats you two! It only gets more fun from here!!! 🔥🥳
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  48. You know you master a language well when you can interpret from one language to the other. Even more impressive when it's from Japanese to Chinese!
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  49. I've had 3 trips to Japan and never got any weird stares. The only time was at the Kansai airport where an huge group of Korean guys stared at me. Staring is a thing in Korea, or so I've heard. So I wasn't suprised. In Japan, people would come up to me and ask if I needed any help (directions), suprisingly all of them were older people who didn't even speak English. They were so nice! And one time me and my friend took a bus to a not-so-touristy location and the buss driver looked as us and asked "are you sure you're on the right bus?" He was concerned and it was adorable. I know there are gaijin haters in Japan, but as a tourist I've personally never felt that.
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  50. Usually, Japanese speak English with a strong Japanese accent. The Japanese girl spoke perfect English today.
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