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

  1. Even the homeless in Japan can still maintain their personal dignity. Wonderful people.
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  2. all her videos is full of positive vibes
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  3. Worse than that are videos like "I learned italian in 7 days". Bruh, not even a native could do this, how did you do that?
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  4. and better dressed.
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  5. so no one is going to talk about the guy said he ran through the entire route 66?
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  6. If a little girl from halfway around the world gave me a hug as a total stranger, it would make my entire month. So adorable.
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  7. How sweet that you say "my dear"
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  8. The problem I found in Japan: Unless you speak PERFECT Japanese they are somewhat put off. FIRST they are in shock that you can speak ANY Japanese. THEN they think you might be a dummy unless you can speak it with no mistakes.
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  9. OOh they're Beyblading ^^
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  10. The lady who got you to go in the restaurant is a really good sales person. Haha.
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  11. I speak 700 languages and learn them all in 700 days take that haters troll grin hola bonjour namaste nihao . I just killed the language game
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  12. Thank you very much young lady for representing Americans & America in a positive light!
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  13. Her hair lord ๐Ÿคฆ๐Ÿฟโ€โ™€๏ธ your friend has a beautiful afro ๐Ÿ˜ such a vibe such a mood.
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  14. Everybody suddenly forgets directions when a stranger asks.
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  15. Learning a new language would be fun but the problem for me is that, I'll have a hard time learning it. I'm not a fast learner. I've always wanted to learn Japanese, Chinese and Korean. Those 3 countries are my favorite destinations I wish visit one day. :)
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  16. Everyone is gangsta until she starts speaking Chinese.
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  17. I must admit i'm totally jealous of your fabulous language skills. I love that you are so kind and respectful to everyone. You are a great ambassador for America. Keep the videos coming.
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  18. I want to mention that when Japanese askใ€Œไฝ•ใงๆ—ฅๆœฌใซๆฅใŸใฎ๏ผŸใ€โ€Why did you come to Japan?โ€ , they want to say โ€œWhat brought you to Japan?โ€. It may sound offensive if you directly translated into English but theyโ€™re not trying to be rude.
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  19. when they talked in chinese then casually proceed to talk in japanese got me ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘„๐Ÿ‘
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  20. That guy just fell in love with you when you spoke his language ๐Ÿ˜‚
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  21. The carriage guy was really cool
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  22. weirdly the most interesting thing to me is how her New Zealand accent is almost completely gone, she speaks almost entirely with American English pronunciation apart from the word โ€œsawโ€. I guess being in Japan for so long, the only English she would be regularly exposed to is American.
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  23. As a person that works with high schoolers in the US (specifically NY) it's so cool to see similarities in behaviors and wittiness around the world in other cultures. The rapport with kids is so important and you could tell there was good bond between the adults and the kids. I loved this video!
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  24. LOL at Asian Karen stalking you. That's definitely next level cringe.
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  25. America is crying for Tommy are the best words to describe everything. I'm overjoyed he got to experience all of this especially with all of your family. It warms my heart and Tommy's stomach โค
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  26. ๐Ÿ˜‚ My matrix glitched when I saw you eating and chatting with Kevin Woo. Small world. ๐Ÿ˜‚
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  27. That old lady is the exact opposite of what japan is looking for in a citizen ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚ I love her
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  28. I love how something so basic as a common language brings people together so easily. I'm trying to learn some Korean but I seriously need to stick to a schedule lol
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  29. Ok that first guy was so cute and adorable, he was so happy, you all made his day and so many others smile. this was awesome to watch : )
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  30. Japanese people are like a double edged sword. On one hand they won't usually approach you and might even try avoid you. However, on the other side if you approach for a conversation or for advice/help let's say directions. Then they're very friendly and willing to help and you might even end up having a lengthy conversation. Helped me big time while I was living in Japan :P
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  31. The guy who was listening to their conversation looked cute imo
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  32. i love that laughter is a universal language. Iโ€™m just learning Japanese so I heavily rely on the subtitles but hearing people laugh is something that anyone can enjoy and relate to
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  33. I love how happy everyone is to hear you speak their language. The best part is you know they went home and told everyone about this blonde lady who spoke so fluently. You gave them all a great story!
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  34. Canโ€™t wait til Iโ€™m at this level of understanding and speaking languages, it must be so fun chatting with others
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  35. Kids. Are. SAVAGE. My favorite was a student of mine around 6 years old who pointed to a drawing of a queen with curly hair and her say โ€œew, she has weird hair like sensei โ€ ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜…
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  36. I doubt anyone actually believes they are polyglots. Wouter Corduwener usually knows how to say Hi and that he learned the language on his own. Tries to take over the conversation and say his "lines". When he tried to speak Romanian in an amusement park with some employees, he didn't understand anything the girls were saying and it was obvious he only knew a few sentences. I don't blame him, Romanian is hard to learn, because of the slavic+latin grammar combo that would mess up your logic. He is the only one I watched and I've never heard of Matt (will check him out). I'm Romanian, btw, that's why I gave my opinion on his Romanian skills only, but I believe it's the same with most of those 20+ languages.
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  37. I hope you had one of the best Christmas :) Really happy for your channel's exponential growth :)
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  38. This girl be laughing at everything its cute and unsettling at the same time ๐Ÿค—
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  39. Thank you for showing us it IS possible for native English speakers to get a grasp on Asian languages.
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  40. He should tell the Japanese he's an American Sumo wrestler... They may view him differently.
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  41. This warmed my heart so much, I actually had tears haha. I met a Japanese girl on a language learning app and I was focusing to learn Chinese, but when she came into my inbox, she said she came on because she was lonely, so to cheer her up I was googling Japanese and speaking for her. They are so kind, I hope nobody feels lonely. Thank you Oriental Pearl. Everyone I have spoken to on the app, I always say your channel as motivation.
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  42. All of these people had mini heart attacks when she spoke English ๐Ÿ˜‚
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  43. Her: "If you're wearing clothes that are different then you're not shy." Me: OH HOHO CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!!
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  44. My own limited experience with Japanese, in Japan, was that whenever I showed interest in their culture, history, or manners, they very enthusiastically welcomed me and helped me to better understand. I was never accused of being disrespectful. Quite the opposite. Thank you, Anming, for dealing with the question in such a graceful way. . . as usual^^
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  45. He needs a shirt that says: "I look like a foreigner but I am Japanese" writen in both languages Japanese and English. I have a Mexican friend living in America who did this but he wrote in his shirt: "I look illegal but I am not" ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿคฃ and it works, people giggled and stopped judging or asking him things.
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  46. For Anming's archery, the safest place to stand is in front of the target.
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  47. My wife is Korean and when I met her dad he was mind blown just because I use the proper formal version of the few words I spoke instead of informalโ€ฆ itโ€™s amazing how the appreciate even the slightest amount of effort in your trying their language it saddens me that here in America so man people will hate on bilingual people here just for speaking their first language with family or friends when all I do is envy them for knowing two languages well
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  48. Itโ€™s fascinating how our voices change based on the language we speak.
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  49. I only recently found your channel, but I am so glad that I did. Your positivity and joy is much welcome and such a great thing to be able to sit back and watch. Those that hurl such nasty comments know nothing about building, only about tearing down. It's easier to break what others have built than create something wonderful to add to the world, which is what you and people like Lisa do. You build and create. Never stop.
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  50. I love what you said about learning some of the language helps to break the ice. We English speakers are used to people learning our language, so it doesn't surprise or impress us as much, even though it SHOULD. I think most people feel more warmly towards someone who has taken the time to learn language and customs of the places they visit. It shows respect.
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