BINGO! - dude!
Ribbit, ribbit!
You're so kawaii.
Croak croak or ribbit ribbit.
What what what? What's she going on about?
Ribbit Ribbit.
This is a Japanese word that Japanese people might not know the meaning of
so this time we are gonna go and Ask Japanese about that!
Have a look at the word, Ta-Da.
CROAC
CRACK?
CLOAK.
Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit.
And it means?
USJ (Universal studios Japan)
I think it's a clock.
What animal sound do you think it is?
What animal? Ribbit, is that the animal's name?
Both are sounds.
Ribbit... a ribbit animal... a Rabbit!
A squirrel? - A rabbit?
All wrong. - Kangaroo.
An owl. - Momonga.
Let me try and copy that sound for you.
*animal noise*
That's a frog!
BINGO! - DUDE!
Nice, how did you get it?
*animal sound in Japanese*
In Japanese it sounds like this.
Wow my answers were so uncool now.
What's a cloak animal!
Man it was a frog I see.
Those are two animal sounds it makes apparently.
I get it now.
Ta-da! What's this?
Let me give you a hint, I will try and read it.
Croak, croak or ribbit ribbit.
-Croak. Isn't that from a hotel. No?
- What no? - You think that's wrong?
Ribbit, ribbit...
You're so kawaii.
Maybe it's a rooster.
A rooster goes cockadoodledoo!
But it's an animal sound alright.
What no way an animal sound?!
Maybe it's a frog? - Bingo!
I got it right! - Congratulations!
What is it in Japanese?
We say gero gero or gecko gecko.
And abroad we have ribbit ribbit.
That sounds cooler.
BReady go:
Ribbit means rabbit?
Two rabbits?
Cloak?
Does it mean "to stay over night"? - Not that's "to visit".
Our stupidity will go up on Youtube guys.
Let me read it as "croak" or "ribbit ribbit"
Maybe an animal sound?
It's an animal sound but which one. - A frog!
You got it right! Congratulations!
When you mentioned that, it was the first think I imagined.
What is this?
Try and read it. - Oh no I suck so much at English.
Croack? Crak?
Ribbit.
Croak croak or ribbit ribbit
What what what? What's she going on about?
- I can't think of anything. - I only think of rabbits.
Not rabbit, it says ribbit.
Let me copy that. Ribbit ribbit.
It's an animal sound - *animal sound*
*everyone tries and fails at animal sounds*
A frog? Yes you got it!
What what?
Congratulations! - How did you figure it out?
I just guessed.
What does a frog say in Japan?
It says gero gero - Not croak croak.
Or gecko gecko!
Both animal sounds are alright? - Yes.
What sound does a frog do in Japan?
Kero kero.
Gero or GEKO too.
Wow there are so many.
Same as in Japanese, there are several sounds for one animal too.
Say whaaaaaa?
That's funny.
Our brains just got a little bit more clever.
Those were our questions! Thanks so much!
Croak croak or ribbit ribbit!
What is that in your language. We asked Japanese people that was fun.
I was thinking what it's in German and I think it's like...
Quak quak or is that what ducks make?
Germans help me out, I haven't spoken Animal language in German for a long time.
Let us know what ribbit ribbit or croak croak is in your language.
Let me know your language and what the sound is like.
That will be fun! And comment on each others comments.
If you see the same country, like it up and stuff.
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And there is an iron coming into the shot?
Director are you doing your ironing today?
Looks like yes. Ok I will catch you soon on Ask Japanese.
Bye!