How English sounds to non-English speakers

[-:Undertaker:-]

Pretty weird.

[lemons]

they sound like sims

[wixard]

not as pretty as other languages
interesting, i'd like to hear it with british accents

[Chris]

Thats actually really weird to watch but interesting.

[Ardemax]

not as pretty as other languages
interesting, i'd like to hear it with british accents

I'd wanna hear it in an Irish accent as you wouldn't need to speak in fake English.

A really, really odd video and I'm impressed at how they managed to get angry at each other in a fake language without laughing.

[AgnesIO]

How exactly does this work, like what is the science behind it?

I mean, surely to a non-English speaker, the words will still sound the same?

[Ardemax]

How exactly does this work, like what is the science behind it?

I mean, surely to a non-English speaker, the words will still sound the same?

Of course the words sound the same, but to an English speaker you wouldn't get the same misunderstanding feeling you get when watching this. They're similar sounding words to English so you think you can understand it, but really you have no idea ~ just like a non-English speaker.

[Kardan]

Of course the words sound the same, but to an English speaker you wouldn't get the same misunderstanding feeling you get when watching this. They're similar sounding words to English so you think you can understand it, but really you have no idea ~ just like a non-English speaker.

I don't know if this is what Marketing meant, but what I thought he meant was, how did they decide to go about the video? How do they know that's what English sounds like to a non-English speaker? Clearly they've kept some words in there, but others they've just replaced with nonsense words to replicate the confusion of not knowing what's going on...

Did they just say 'Oh we'll replace these words, and them, but keep those' or is there actually some science behind it?

[AgnesIO]

I don't know if this is what Marketing meant, but what I thought he meant was, how did they decide to go about the video? How do they know that's what English sounds like to a non-English speaker? Clearly they've kept some words in there, but others they've just replaced with nonsense words to replicate the confusion of not knowing what's going on...

Did they just say 'Oh we'll replace these words, and them, but keep those' or is there actually some science behind it?

Exactly what I meant

I meant, could this not work with any other language if they stuck in (for example) "toparse con", "cepillo", "la boca" (ie. random words from a different language, in this case, Spanish).

Have they, for example, taken English sounds etc to do it?

[e5]

I really don't get this at all lol, don't know how someone knows thats how we sound to non-english speakers