Villagers with different nationalities?

[Lotusblossom]

Tex speaks spanish so i was wondering if any other residents spoke different languages?? I'm hoping one speaks italian...
Update raymond speaks italian all.panicotti and pancetti are italian like... what other residents have different nationalities themes!?!?!

 

[Blueskyy]

Smug villagers say phrases in different languages, and really not extensively. It’s the general personality and not individual to a specific villager.

 

[Lotusblossom]

What language does julian speak funny I dont remember that about him.... considering hes smug and all I geuss

 

[Blueskyy]

What language does julian speak funny I dont remember that about him.... considering hes smug and all I geuss

Raymond sometimes will say good morning in Italian. That’s about all I’ve seen.

 

[Lotusblossom]

Raymond sometimes will say good morning in Italian. That’s about all I’ve seen.

Wow I was hoping for an italian speaking resident.. did I just become a raymond Stan..?

 

[Blueskyy]

Wow I was hoping for an italian speaking resident.. did I just become a raymond Stan..?

I mean he doesn’t really speak it. He will just be like: “Buongiorno! That’s Italian for good morning!”

 

[Figment]

Smug villagers say "Buongiorno!" I think it's more or less because they're trying to be hip than they actually know the language because they then follow it up with something like "That's Italian for it's going to be a great giorno"

 

[stiney]

Smug villagers say "Buongiorno!" I think it's more or less because they're trying to be hip than they actually know the language because they then follow it up with something like "That's Italian for it's going to be a great giorno"

Yeah, that's what the follow up is. It always makes me giggle even though it's really dumb.

 

[Lotusblossom]

Tex also calls people picantes

 

[lila]

Jacques and Gaston both have French catchphrases (zut alors and mon chou). Their designs and interests are clearly based on stereotypical French attributes lol.

My fiancé is French so I bought him both of their amiibos, kinda like how if you’re from the same country as someone, people will always be like “omg do you know so and so, they’re also from there, you would get along!”

 

[Halloqueen]

Wow, I had Tex in my first New Leaf town that I restarted years back. Never noticed that his catchphrase was Spanish, nice.

Jacques, the Smug Bird, has zut alors as his catchphrase, which is French, and which apparently equates to the word "shucks." Additionally, he is more likely than not inspired by Jacques Cousteau. So, he's probably French.

Speaking of the French, Marcel the Lazy Dog's catchphrase is non, which is French for "no."

There might be others, but those are the two I know off the top of my head.
Edit: lila also mentioned Gaston, so there ya go!

 

[Lotusblossom]

I wonder who else is italian Oooo probably pancetti!!!?? But shes snooty

 

[Xeleron]

Anicotti

Anicotti

“Are you power shopping? This is totally the place to do it!” ― Anicotti, New Leaf Anicotti (ラザニア, Razania?, Lasagne) is a peppy mouse villager in the Animal Crossing series. She has appeared in every game of the series except for Wild World and City Folk. Her name is based on manicotti, a tube...

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But I think it's just her name and "cannoli" catchphrase, I doubt she speaks Italian : /

 

[Aardbei]

I'm French smug villagers never say words in another language in their dialogues

And I don't recall specific foreign words for catchphrases either

 

[Lotusblossom]

I'm French smug villagers never say words in another language in their dialogues

And I don't recall specific foreign words for catchphrases either

But they do aparantally?!? Tex calls people picante which means spicy

 

[Aardbei]

But they do aparantally?!? Tex calls people picante which means spicy

Yes in the English version of the game, but in the French version Tex's catchphrase is a French expression

 

[stiney]

Jacques and Gaston both have French catchphrases (zut alors and mon chou). Their designs and interests are clearly based on stereotypical French attributes lol.

My fiancé is French so I bought him both of their amiibos, kinda like how if you’re from the same country as someone, people will always be like “omg do you know so and so, they’re also from there, you would get along!”

Cousteau starts with "oui oui" as his catchphrase. I think O'Hare's is "amigo."

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Anicotti

Anicotti

“Are you power shopping? This is totally the place to do it!” ― Anicotti, New Leaf Anicotti (ラザニア, Razania?, Lasagne) is a peppy mouse villager in the Animal Crossing series. She has appeared in every game of the series except for Wild World and City Folk. Her name is based on manicotti, a tube...

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But I think it's just her name and "cannoli" catchphrase, I doubt she speaks Italian : /

Dang now I really want manicotti. Oh no I want eggplant rollatini. It's only 10 am what's wrong with me.

 

[Altarium]

I mean he doesn’t really speak it. He will just be like: “Buongiorno! That’s Italian for good morning!”

They actually say "Buongiorno! That means it's gonna be a great giorno in Italian", so basically they're all posers that pretend to speak other languages but actually don't <3 love my smugs

 

[Blueskyy]

Cousteau starts with "oui oui" as his catchphrase. I think O'Hare's is "amigo."

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Dang now I really want manicotti. Oh no I want eggplant rollatini. It's only 10 am what's wrong with me.

I keep thinking of Cousteau saying “oi oi” instead of “oui oui” because of a stream I watched last night lol

 

[Miss Misty]

Freya says uff da which is a Norwegian expression. Vladimir says nyet which is Russian for no.