#129 - We Try Speaking Other Languages
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What languages do the hosts try to speak in this episode?
I think within our lifetimes, we'll hit a point where like all dudes are wearing makeup again.
We had that. In Korea, they wear makeup.
Yeah. I think we're going to, we kind of had it in the emo era. Like it was kind of normalized for dudes to wear makeup.
H sometimes lets me put it on if he's going to like a warehouse party.
Oh, that makes sense.
And then he went and we visited his friends first. And they're like, the fuck's on your face, bro.
And I was like. See, what I mean is I think we're going to hit a point at some point in the next decades where guys don't make fun of each other for that.
Yeah, because it's awesome.
How do the hosts feel about learning Spanish?
We'll hit that phase. They make fun of each other for having small babies.
Have you seen that trend on TikTok where it's like, I get robbed, but I actually grab the setting spray instead of pepper spray? No. And they do it with their boyfriends, and they do this thing, and then they put their boyfriends in full makeup, and they turn their like... And these guys look amazing with full makeup.
I mean, you looked great at the Smosh hospital. I was like, okay, honey. Gorgeous, gorgeous.
Thank you.
And in the trailer, you were like...
Oh, it's, you see yourself in the mirror and you're like.
It was like, Court was just like, and you were just like, yeah.
Anthony and I were in the back just watching you and I was like, oh my God. Hola, bienvenido a Smosh Mouth. Soy Shane.
Y soy Amanda. Y hoy tenemos un invitada espacial.
What challenges do the hosts face while speaking Tagalog?
Olivia.
How did you guys like that? Bienvenidos.
You automatically change your voice, like the tone of your voice.
I cannot help but go into like a soccer announcer. Yes. Because like that's like, hola, bienvenidos. Y futbol especial. Because I love that shit.
Yeah. Mine's Spanish teacher. Lavas los platos. Bienvenidos. You do sound like a teacher.
Yeah.
I'm into it.
You could pass as a teacher.
Teacher.
Teach me something.
Yeah, I'll teach you Spanish.
How do the hosts approach speaking Mandarin?
Guys, why are we speaking different languages?
We kind of, in coming up with this episode, it was like an A to C type situation, right? We're like, the Super Bowl's coming up, but do people really want to hear us talk about football? No, but Bad Bunny is... is doing the halftime show. And Bad Bunny, a lot of his songs are in Spanish. And I was like, I love other languages. Let's try to see if we can read other languages as a bit of a challenge for ourselves.
What are the cultural insights shared about speaking Russian?
This is why? This is why.
That's our excuse for doing it.
I thought it was like, oh my God, did you guys know Olivia is Chinese? And then they're like... Yeah, I didn't think about that. Well, actually, it is true. You are Chinese. No, but you guys realize like, oh my God, she's Chinese. She speaks a different language.
Yeah.
It occurred to me a couple months ago for the first time.
Yeah, that I'm Chinese.
How do the hosts connect language learning to personal experiences?
Yeah, I thought you were just totally white. It was during Smosh Hospital.
Yeah.
Yeah, you were like, oh my God, you're Chinese. Also, you next to Trevor. Oh my. He is like two feet. He's like double your size. Is he? I don't know, but seeing it on screen was wild.
No idea.
It was wild. How tall is Trevor? I don't know.
I want to say Trevor's 6'4", 6'5". Anyways. So as of recording this episode, it's still January. But when this episode airs, the Super Bowl is next week. Or it's coming up.
And your prediction was?
What humorous anecdotes arise from their language attempts?
So I predicted that the Rams and the Texans were going to go to the Super Bowl. That didn't happen. But something kind of crazy. I was thinking about this. All right. So this weekend, as of recording this, the Broncos and the Patriots are going to play in the AFC Championship. You versus me. I know. We're facing off. And Olivia's here. You know, it's crazy, though. So the Broncos in their last game, it was an insane game, but then their quarterback broke his ankle on the final play. So now in this game, Broncos are at a huge disadvantage. They're probably going to lose. If you remember, in our 2025 predictions, I said the Broncos are going to go to the AFC Championship and lose. Does nobody remember that I said that?
That was one of my predictions.
When you're saying stuff like that, I just go, la, la, la, la, la.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What languages do the hosts try to speak in this episode?
0:00–0:31
2
How do the hosts feel about learning Spanish?
0:31–1:18
3
What challenges do the hosts face while speaking Tagalog?
1:18–1:52
4
How do the hosts approach speaking Mandarin?
1:52–2:18
5
What are the cultural insights shared about speaking Russian?
2:18–2:42
6
How do the hosts connect language learning to personal experiences?
2:42–3:17
7
What humorous anecdotes arise from their language attempts?
3:17–4:44
8
How do the hosts reflect on the importance of learning multiple languages?
4:44–1:07:46