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TWICE Tzuyu cutely teaching Kelly Clarkson how to say her name



TWICE Tzuyu cutely teaching Kelly Clarkson how to say her name

TWICE Tzuyu cutely teaching Kelly Clarkson how to say / pronounce her name

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38 Comments

  1. I think in Taiwanese, it's somewhat like "Tsu-yui" (Say it fast and youll get it), hence why in Korean, they pronounce it by what they hear so it became "Chu-wi", and its so cute in english as "Che-wy" 🥺🥺🥰

  2. Not her turning the whole audience into her simps, just by saying her name. XD The power of Tzuyu.

  3. Me who was pronouncing it as "Tyuzu" my whole life without knowing the real pronunciation 💀

  4. That is called respect and kindness. Learn someone's name and say it correctly. 🤗

  5. IT MAKES NO SENSE HOW IT'S PRONOUNCED, WHY IS IT CHEWY AND NOT TSU-YU 😭😭😭

  6. Interpreter probably should have said, "the way you say it in Chinese (or Taiwanese)…"

  7. Tzuyu its her real name the "chewy" translate is awfull and sounds bad jut to please korean market.

  8. kelly clarkson seems to be interested in making her international guests comfortable in a way i don't see many talk show hosts do (i'm looking at you ellen)

  9. I'm a Chinese speaker so I love the sound of Tzuyu in its native tongue. But Chewy itself is adorable 😭😍

  10. Kelly was amazing. Not only confirming how her name is pronounced, but also introducing the translator at the beginning of the interview.

  11. See, a bigot would just assume the name they feel like saying instead of actually having respect.

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