Can young Japanese speak English? Find out here! Japan is often ranked the lowest in Asia when it comes to English proficiency, so in this street interview, we hit the vibrant streets of Tokyo to explore whether this perception holds true. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:25 - Surprise English Conversation! 3:11 - Asking Japanese if they've been abroad or have overseas friends 4:03 - Asking Japanese why they're not good at English 6:54 - Bonus Clip: What do Japanese think of Foreigners? Thanks to Hana for helping out! Find her on the following socials to learn more about her business, OTO, and Japanese craftsmanship! -Tiktok (personal): https://www.tiktok.com/@otonohana -Insta (her business, OTO): https://www.instagram.com/otofromtky #english #englishspeaking #englishspeakingpractice #englishtest #japanese #japaneselanguage #languagelearning #learnenglish #learningenglish #japaneseculture #tokyo Other titles for the algo cos Youtube: - Can Japanese People Speak English? - Japanese Try Speaking English! - Japanese Speaking English Funny! - Japanese Girls Speaking English - Japanese Woman Speaking English - Japanese Guy Speaking English

Can Japanese people distinguish the Malaysian flag from Singapore's? Do they recognise the famous people (e.g. Jho Low) and landmarks of Malaysia (Petronas Towers)? Do they know the capital of Malaysia? We hit the streets of Tokyo to find out! Thanks to Vince for helping out again! Follow him for Japan travel tips! @VFbyVince Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - What flag is this? Do you know the capital city? (Malaysia / Kuala Lumpur) 2:30 - Where is this building located? (Petronas Twin Tower KL) 3:35 - Do you recognise Jho Low, Paris Hilton or Leonardo DiCaprio 4:50 - What is your 1st impression of Malaysia? 6:39 - Trying to explain who is Jho Low Follow for more and check out other street interviews on the channel! Do Japanese Speak English? https://youtu.be/qXaANlX9P3A What do Japanese Know About Singapore? https://youtu.be/LXBF56VmHYg Can Japanese Distinguish Malaysia and Singapore?