Here we are at the weekend and it’s time for another great Japanese video! In this one, contestants watch a video of a Japanese student trying to speak English. Those who laugh get punished!
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Japanese Game Show: Learn English Or Get Caned
Written By Saman Sadeghi, August 4th, 20074,350 views page views
Here we are at the weekend and it’s time for another great Japanese video! In this one, contestants watch a video of a Japanese student trying to speak English. Those who laugh get punished!
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I believe the English language is supposedly one of the most difficult to learn because it has so many instances that do not follow any standard rules.
Hope they were well rewarded for participating in this game.
and it takes words from many different languages
I learned English, French and German at school and from those three English was definitely the easiest
That’s weird, I’ve always heard that English was so difficult because of all of the non standard rules!
No rules = Easier to learn
Yep, you’re right
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I have heard just the opposite. Both European and Asian friends have told me that English is very easy to learn. I have tried to learn some Mandarin…total disaster.
I like the guy trying to grab his face so he will not laugh.
well actually english isn’t my first language. Tagalog is, and that’s what I speak at home. I don’t even remember learning english, but I know it happened sometime during grades 1 to 6 or something… but it mustn’t have been that hard to learn
French however is quite different
I guess it depends when you learn it.
HAHAHAHHA!! Ten ten ten ten ten ten ten ten ten ten.
Asians have it realy difficult to lear English pronaunciation. but anyway chaaaa chaaaa
haha i’ve seen it before. great video
love the ten ten ten ten… etc. part 
Looks like the guys doing the whacking are wearing masks? Wacky Japanese. Hey Saman, not to mock your English, but I think you have a “cupple of tipos in yur post”.
Grate = Great
How = Who
Much better my fren.
I’m sure that this is Spud’s classroom…that was just a substitute that day.