Language World Records

Using a crowdful of volunteers to help him, Opus Moreschi had Post-It notes with a total of 356 unique adjectives written on them attached to his body. The most popular adjective attached was “douchey”, though duplicates weren’t counted. Moreschi set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society event held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. Full list of adjectives here. Adjectivevisualizationcloud here. [#WRAS11][] tag:RecordSetterBook01

Margaret B. recited 24 non-English curse words in 30 seconds.

Seven people in Robert Brunson’sESL class said “Beat cancer” in Chinese at once.

23 people gathered on November 15, 2010 to discuss adolescent and young adult cancer patients and families in and around Portland, Oregon. At the end of the meeting everyone said“Rompe el cancer” at once. The gathering was hosted by the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Adolescent[] and Young Adult Oncology Program and the External Advisory Committee. The 23rd person to participate in this world record was the cameraman.

Two student campers from iD Tech Camps Ohio State University sang "Happy Birthday" in two different languages in 5.92 seconds. They sang in Spanish and Hebrew. [#iDTech][]

Oliver O. sang "Happy Birthday" in two different languages in 4.71 seconds.

A group of 42 people composed of social workers, interpreters, and nurses, stand up against cancer in the most languages.

Record setter spelled the word antidisestablishmentarianism in 3.35 seconds.

Arthur B. recited the Spanish alphabet in 3.02 seconds.

Juan Martiacute;nez’s friend recited the Spanish prepositions in 4.37 seconds.

Lakshya J. introduced himself in 11 different languages, stating both his name and where he’s from.

Maxime B. counted to 10 in three different languages in 3.46 seconds.

Kiiofutterwacken named the days of the week and counted to ten in Spanish in 3.97 seconds.

At a weekend retreat, a group led by Eddie Pordnoy set the world record for Most Yiddish Swears Recited And Translated In One Minute. The feat was officiated by RecordSetter President Dan Rollman. NOTE: This attempt contains adult language and therefore may not be suitable for some audiences.

VTKlustrum said "good morning" in 20 languages in 7.72 seconds.

A total of 10,702 students participated in a writing contest in Tamil language. They set the record at ClinicPlus Gateway 2013 organized by Lifebuoy and Elite Circle at Codissia Trade Fair Complex in Tamil Nadu, India.