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White woman switches to Japanese: time pauses… “it was at this moment, she knew she fucked up.”

I love how with the first group of high school boys, their teacher wasted NO time in absolutely roasting them in English XD

My friend and I were at a nail salon and the people working were talking about her in another language. So she said "I know what you said" even though she didn't. They apologized for talking about her dried up cuticles. HAHA

0:18 the Embrasment i would never show my face ever again if i was her😭

When the woman tried to change to Japanese and then you told her that you know Japanese as well. I completely lost it

I was in France studying french, and I had been going to the same grocery store for a few months, and one of the female clerks loved to make fun of me to her coworkers constantly. She called me all sorts of mean names while I just pretended I didn't have a clue. This went on for a few months until one day one of my classmates came in while this clerk was ringing me up, and we had a conversation in french right in front of her. She just went stark white. Right before I walked out I just gave her a knowing smile. She never said anything about me again. It's one of my favorite memories.

When I once stood in an elevator in Shibuya109 two school girls started talking about how beautiful I was and how cute I dressed. I wanted to thank them but when I did they were more shocked than happy haha :D

2:10 "Empty head" 😂😂😂

I like how, after the students got caught commenting about you, the teacher turned the tables and went full throttle in talking about them.

I love how the teacher immediately starts shit talking them in a language they’re supposed to know but don’t, had me rolling

I love how polite she is about all of these situations. It takes a certain kind of nice person to be able to have fun rather than get offended.

I walked into my bed room and heard my cat talking about me to the dog. then the dog told me later what the cat said earlier he was plotting to get more catnip when I went shopping. . Man's best friend my dog.

I love the mentality of the teacher. If embarrassing them in front of the "pretty girl" doesn't motivate them, nothing will.

I used to work with a lady from South America and whenever it was only the two of us in the office, we used to speak Spanish. One day, one of our colleagues walked in and said he was gonna report us to HR because we were talking about him in Spanish. At the end, he reported us to HR, but the funny thing is that my Spanish speaking colleague and I were talking about the new Korean Fried Chicken restaurant that had opened in town and how good it was. This guy was and still is so paranoid about people speaking in a foreign language.  I have told him that he is not the centre of the universe and that most people speaking in a foreign language have better things to talk about than to talk about him.

I was getting my haircut once as a teen, and overheard two grown adults making fun of me thinking I can't understand them. Speaking multiple languages truly is a superpower lol.

I'm from the Netherlands but my husband from Egypt. Some years ago we were in a metro in Cairo, when a young woman walked by us, and saying something to me in Arabic, before getting out of the metro. My husband told me she said I looked like a moon, meaning beautiful. That was so wonderful to hear, and from a stranger!

I really admire the way you called them out in a friendly way.  This just proves that stereotypes exist in all cultures.

I, speaker of 4 languages, cursed while spilling some hot soup on my hand. People were laughing at me in French and making silly remarks. After paying for my soup I walked up to them and said: "it's even funnier if the guy understood everything you just said" (in french).  Their faces: priceless!

I'm Japanese American and lived in Japan a few years ago. American tourists would assume that I'm Japanese and talk about me. It was funny to see their reaction when I spoke to them in English. One time I ran into an older couple that was lost. The wife, exasperated, exclaimed, "I wish somebody around here spoke English!" When I answered, "how can I be of assistance?", she jumped back like she saw a ghost. Good times. :D