[ SECRET POST #5122 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5122 ⌋

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Because understanding the dialogue is so 2009

[(Anonymous)]

I’ve been listening nonstop to YouTube videos of Disney songs in their “native languages” i.e. what the characters would most likely be speaking, and I was wondering if there’s an easy way to see the full movies dubbed in these languages. I know they’re pretty much all online in English, but what about translations? If I rent the movie on YouTube could I choose a different language? I don’t have a DVD player (who decided to stop putting DVD drives in laptops??) so it can’t be that. I want to see them all. I just think it’s fun.

Re: Because understanding the dialogue is so 2009

[kaijinscendre]

Can you get Disney Plus? They have a variety of languages. These are the ones on Oliver and Company.

https://i.imgur.com/4EjQuU9.png

Otherwise, will probably have to sail the high seas.

Re: Because understanding the dialogue is so 2009

[kallanda_lee]

Just for the record, external DVD drives for laptops exist and they're pretty cheap.

Re: Because understanding the dialogue is so 2009

[(Anonymous)]

This is veering off topic and not an answer, but I hate those videos because they always have the Little Mermaid songs in Danish just because the original story is Danish, but the Disney version is obviously not set anywhere close to Denmark. It's as jarring as if they had Tiana singing in German because the Frog Prince is a German fairy tale.