| Well I tend to watch the chinese donghua in their OG language, but outside of that I've seen a few french dubs |
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MeanMrMusician said: Alright, I actually did this a few months ago with Flavors of Youth; since it was made by a Chinese-Japanese company, I watched it in Mandarin, which was a great decision.I think maybe this has been asked before, but just in case it hasn't, have you ever watched an anime in another language besides Japanese and English? Maybe it was your native language. Was it particularly well-made or just very enjoyable? |
"Molly Ringwald" out right now - check my Linktree!  |
| Not really. I've seen a couple Chinese anime like Xian Wang de Richang Shenghuo, I've also seen a few clips from anime in different dubbed languages on YouTube and stuff, but that's about it. |
| Yeah, French and Spanish and Italian. |
| Yeah I did, iirc it was Pokemon and Tsubasa Chronicles, both in Cantonese. It was okay though. |
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| Sure, in few langueges other than Japanese and English, actually. It was entertaining. If the dubbing is done right, then - in few cases - I prefer to watch few shows in my native languege rather than stick to subtitled version. |
| Anime dub in my native language isn't a lot. There is only dub for Pokémon and it sucks. And it only aired on tv so Idk where to find it again. |
| i've watched kiddie animes in dub of my native languge when i was little. |
 The end of an era. Thank you Wit, Mappa and Isayama. Feeling half happy, half sad. Kawaii waifus and precious best girls <3333 |
| Seen a few Korean anime films and also seen Big Fish and Begonia in Mandarin. |
| I watched the German dub of NGE with a mate once for shits and giggles. Do I know German? No. Was it funny? Yes! |
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| Inazuma eleven and pokemon in bulgarian lol |
  Read GT-giRl!!! |
| shinchan, doraemon and ninja hattori in hindi I guess |
| the crayon shin chan hindi dub >>>>> |
| Other than English and Japanese. i have seen some random episodes from diffrent animes dubbed into German, Italian, Latin American and Castilian Spanish, French, Polish, Finnish, Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Korean, Hungarian, Swedish, Brazilian and European Portuguese, Turkish, Malay, Filipino, Czech, Norwegian, Thai, Tamil, Telugu, Romanian, Greek, Mainland and Taiwanese Mandarin, Indonesian, Dutch, Hebrew and Danish. Did i understand most of them? No, but it was a interesting experience to hear how other countries dubs anime. |
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| Chinese probably and maybe korean, not sure though. |
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| If available, I will watch anime in German! |
| have you ever tried eating a clock? It's very time consuming. |
| Well I've watch a a fair amount of Chinese shows |
| I watched a lot of anime in my native language, German. Netflix often only gives me the Japanese or German version, not an English option. It's probably better, at least when it comes to older anime. Or maybe that's just nostalgia speaking. Local TV apps also offer a different anime catalogue and there's a bunch of random anime uploaded to YouTube. |
| I used when I was a kid and watch it on youtube with a stretch video ratio, subbed in Spanish, and divided into parts. |
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| Yep, Spanish for some older anime with incomplete or no subs (recently had to do it for Minami no Niji no Lucy), and Chinese for Chinese cartoons. |
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