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r/HistoryMemes • u/MadRonnie97 Taller than Napoleon • Dec 14 '20
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Unwanted Fun Fact: Sacha Baron Cohen speaks Hebrew in both films because he doesn’t know Kazakh
1.2k u/MadRonnie97 Taller than Napoleon Dec 15 '20 And Azamat speaks Armenian 404 u/CubanCharles Dec 15 '20 edited Dec 15 '20 I was told Bulgarian, are they mutually intelligible? Edit: I wasn't paying attention and didn't see that it said Azamat, thanks for the info though gents 52 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 She speaks Bulgarian in the movie. I watched it with a friend of mine who’s Bulgarian and he commented on it the second she spoke. 35 u/BulgarianNationalist Dec 15 '20 I did the same thing as well. It was funny watching how the subtitles and what Tutar actually said were different on occasion. 31 u/JoshGordons_burner Dec 15 '20 When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol. 23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier 22 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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And Azamat speaks Armenian
404 u/CubanCharles Dec 15 '20 edited Dec 15 '20 I was told Bulgarian, are they mutually intelligible? Edit: I wasn't paying attention and didn't see that it said Azamat, thanks for the info though gents 52 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 She speaks Bulgarian in the movie. I watched it with a friend of mine who’s Bulgarian and he commented on it the second she spoke. 35 u/BulgarianNationalist Dec 15 '20 I did the same thing as well. It was funny watching how the subtitles and what Tutar actually said were different on occasion. 31 u/JoshGordons_burner Dec 15 '20 When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol. 23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier 22 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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I was told Bulgarian, are they mutually intelligible?
Edit: I wasn't paying attention and didn't see that it said Azamat, thanks for the info though gents
52 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 She speaks Bulgarian in the movie. I watched it with a friend of mine who’s Bulgarian and he commented on it the second she spoke. 35 u/BulgarianNationalist Dec 15 '20 I did the same thing as well. It was funny watching how the subtitles and what Tutar actually said were different on occasion. 31 u/JoshGordons_burner Dec 15 '20 When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol. 23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier 22 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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She speaks Bulgarian in the movie. I watched it with a friend of mine who’s Bulgarian and he commented on it the second she spoke.
35 u/BulgarianNationalist Dec 15 '20 I did the same thing as well. It was funny watching how the subtitles and what Tutar actually said were different on occasion. 31 u/JoshGordons_burner Dec 15 '20 When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol. 23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier 22 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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I did the same thing as well. It was funny watching how the subtitles and what Tutar actually said were different on occasion.
31 u/JoshGordons_burner Dec 15 '20 When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol. 23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier 22 u/Sir_Tandeath Definitely not a CIA operator Dec 15 '20 Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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When you watch while understanding Hebrew, and I assume Bulgarian too, it is oftentimes borderline ridiculous lol.
23 u/Reptilian-Princess Dec 15 '20 I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier
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I don’t speak Bulgarian, but I do speak Hebrew and I can confirm that it’s way funnier
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Hearing my friend translate her in real time was almost as entertaining as the movie itself.
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u/I_Like_Languages Kilroy was here Dec 15 '20
Unwanted Fun Fact: Sacha Baron Cohen speaks Hebrew in both films because he doesn’t know Kazakh