- Teach me something in Myan.
(Melody speaks in foreign language)
- Which means, my dad pooped in the car.
(children giggle)
(upbeat music)
- [Host] Hi.
(children speak in foreign languages)
- [Host] You're excited to be here?
- Yes.
- [Host ] What are we doing today?
- We're going to show and tell languages.
- [Host] How many languages does everybody speak?
One, two, three, four?
- I speak dog. (group laughs)
- Introduce yourself, how old you are,
maybe what grade you're in?
(Melody speaks in foreign language)
(children laugh)
- What, what, what, what language did I speak?
- Thai?
- No, I'm speaking Myan.
- Where do people speak Myan?
- In Thailand, if they don't know how to speak Thai.
- [Host] It's similar to Thai though?
- A little similar, but not really.
- Where did you learn to speak Myan?
- Well, I kind of had to learn,
because my grandma doesn't understand English.
And when we go to Thailand, I have to speak it.
So, I don't know, it's just in my blood.
I just learned, I guess.
- When you get in trouble,
does your grandma yell at you in Myan?
- Yeah, she also grabs her back scratcher
and threatens me with it.
(children laugh)
- What does your grandma say?
(Melody speaks in foreign language)
- It means, "You don't listen to me at all".
And... (speaks in foreign language)
Means, "You idiot".
(children laugh)
And you're crazy.
And I say that to everyone in my school,
because no one knows what it means.
(children laugh)
- [Host] Thank you.
(children clap)
- So, should I say in Turkish?
- [Host] Yes.
(girl speaks in foreign language)
- I don't really know what to really explain.
- How in the world?
I couldn't even speak that good Myan when I was her age.
- Does anyone know what I said?
- Your name, your age and what grade you're in?
Nice. (girl chuckles)
- What does your outfit represent?
- My mom used to have it and then it was my oldest sisters.
We use it for dancing in Turkey.
- What makes Turkey unique?
- I love the ice cream there.
- [Host] That's important.
(children laugh)
- Will you go next?
(Jasmine speaks in foreign language)
- [Host] What do you think she said?
- I don't know.
- No guesses? - It's so easy.
- Your name, your age, your grade.
- Yeah.
- Every kid's going to do that.
We're going to know exactly what you said...
- [Host] Wait, did you say that?
- Yes.
- [Liam] I'm going to do something different.
- Can you count to five in your language?
(Jasmine speaks in foreign language)
- What language do you think it is?
- Are you speaking Indian?
- It's Punjabi.
- I knew it.
- Jasmine, is your clothes Indian?
- Yes, in Punjabi, this outfit is called a suit.
- Is this something that you wear all the time?
- Usually, for weddings and parties and for Diwali.
It's kind of like Christmas.
- Will you teach us in your language?
(Jasmine speaks in foreign language)
- Means, "Hello".
(children speak in foreign language)
We do like the hand motion, like...
(Jasmine speaks in foreign language)
(children speak in foreign language)
- We do this for like, thank you.
(Melody speaks in foreign language)
(Jasmine speaks in foreign language)
- Liam, you're next.
- [Host] Liam, make it different.
So that Melody doesn't know what you're saying.
- Can I say it in English?
- Say it in your language, dude.
(Liam speaks in foreign language)
- Is it Chinese?
- No.
- Are you Japanese? - No.
- Asian? - No.
What? That's not even...
- That's not a language. - Asia.
(children chuckle) - That's not a language.
Do you speak Vietnam?
- Vietnamese. - Vietnamese.
- How did you know?
- I'm half Vietnamese.
- Ooh. - Oh.
- My dad's Vietnamese.
- What did you say?
- My name is Liam,
but I said my Vietnamese name.
- [Host] Can you teach these kids something?
(Liam speaks in foreign language)
(children speak in foreign language)
- Yeah, yeah.
- So, what'd you say?
- I said, "Mom, I'm going outside to play".
(children laugh)
- You know what? You can't do it.
It's like this... (Melody screeches)
- My head hurts. (children laugh)
- [Host] Clap it up for Liam.
(children applaud)
(Soshiko speaks in foreign language)
(children speak in foreign language)
(Soshiko speaks in foreign language)
(children speak in foreign language)
(Soshiko speaks in foreign language)
- What did you say?
- I said, "My name is Soshiko,
I speak French and I've never went to France".
- Do you speak any other languages?
- Japanese.
- Is your parents Japanese or French?
- So my mom's Japanese, my dad's English.
- Okay.
- Brain moment.
- Wait, but how are you French?
- I learned it.
- Well, go grab the thing, go grab the thing.
- Can I go grab something?
- The thing or her thing, I saw it, I saw it, I saw it.
- [Host] Okay.
- Go, go, go, get it, go.
I'm going to bite it.
- I brought a baguette.
- Why... - Why did you bring a...
- Why did you bring a baguette?
- Because baguettes are French
and also, Melody over here, said to.
- Oh no, you'd better catch it.
- I want to eat it.
- Ah, my leg.
- [Host] Thank you everybody,
we're going to say goodbye. (children laugh)
(children speak in foreign language)
(children laugh) (soft music)